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Project Blue Book Socorro file
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This Black Vault release compiles 1964 newspaper and wire service clippings plus a Project Blue Book summary on the Socorro, New Mexico sighting by policeman Lonnie Zamora on April 24, 1964, when an egg-shaped object left four depressions and burned brush. It covers J. Allen Hynek's site visit, APRO and NICAP comment, and related New Mexico reports at La Madera, Edgewood and Albuquerque. The Air Force summary reports that soil and brush analysis found no radiation or propellant, and the case remained open.
“Headquarters”16 pages
- p. 10 …Holder, whose headquarters is near this central New Mexico town, was called in by local police…
- p. 16 …Holder, whose headquarters is near this central New Mexico Town, was called in by local police…
- p. 23 …After radioing to Police Headquarters at Socorro that he was proceeding to investigate what he believed…
- p. 30 …Army up-range commander with headquarters at Stallion Range Center on White Sands Missile Range, said…
- p. 43 …3781 EAST 77TH STREET CLEVELAND 5, OHIO
To Headquarters Foreign Technology Division Air Force Systems Command…
- p. 46 …SD-2-1733
Headquarters Foreign Technology Division Air Force Systems Command United States Air Force Wright…
- p. 53 …TS 5516
Headquarters Foreign Technology Division Air Force Systems Command United States Air Force Wright Patterson…
- p. 55 …OFFICE BOX ONE · BUFFALO, NEW YORK 14240
Headquarters Foreign Technology Division Air Force Systems Command United…
- p. 57 …1100 Request for Lunar Module Information
To: Headquarters Foreign Technology Division Air Force Systems Command United…
- p. 58 …1100 Request for Lunar Module Information
To: Headquarters Foreign Technology Division Air Force Systems Command United…
- p. 77 …He radioed in to police headquarters that he was proceeding to investigate a 10-74 (auto…
- p. 89 …Chief, Aerial Phenomena Branch Headquarters Foreign Technology Division Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio
Dear Captain…
- p. 114 …Radioed in to police headquarters that he was proceeding to investigate a car wreck (10-74…
- p. 128 …and he radioed this information to Police headquarters. He went down a hill where the object…
- p. 145 …older, whose headquarters is in this central New Mexico town, was called in by local po…
- p. 152 …Yolder, uprange commander of The White Sands Stallion range, whose headquarters is near the central New…
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to direct Sgt Chavez to the location while he was driving toward the object. Sgt Chavez took the wrong road, and was, in fact heading in the opposite direction for part of the time and would not have been in a position to see the object. He arrived at the point where Sgt Zamora was parked about three minutes after the object had disappeared. Sgt Zamora was pale and upset at what he had witnessed. Sgt Chavez was skeptical of the situation and proceeded to where Zamora had observed the object. Here he found the marks and burns. Smoke appeared to be coming from a bush which was burned but no flame or coals were visible. Sgt Chavez broke a limb from the bush and it was cold to the touch. The marks were fresh and no other marks were in the area. Diagonal of the four impressions intersect in a perpendicular and the major distance seems to be approximately 13 ft. Sgt Chavez secured the area and contacted local military authorities. This resulted in the in-vestigation of the sighting.
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