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Project Blue Book Socorro file (direct PDF)

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This Project Blue Book file on the Socorro, New Mexico sighting of 24 April 1964 compiles an Air Force record card and a large set of press clippings. The clippings cover policeman Lonnie Zamora's report of an egg-shaped object with four landing marks and scorched brush, plus J. Allen Hynek's investigation and follow-up reports from La Madera, Edgewood and elsewhere. An Air Force summary says soil and brush analysis found no foreign material, radiation or propellant, that the case remains open, and that later related sightings were explained or found to be hoaxes.

  • p. 17 …David Moddy, assistant to UFO (unidentified flying objects) investigator Maj. William Connor of Kirtland Air Force…
  • p. 146 # .anding Probed JBY ASKS TESTS # gg-Shaped object Seen by Policeman United Press International SOCORRO, N…
  • p. 151 …A portion of a movie on UFO's was filmed earlier this year at Socorro. Much…
  • p. 164 …New Mexico who has an international reputation in running down reports on fireballs and meteorites. "I…
  • p. 167 …NEW MEXICO WHO HAS AN INTERNATIONAL REPUTATION IN RUNNING DOWN REPORTS ON FIREBALLS AND METEORITES. "I…
## TDEW

Request for Lunar Module Information

Douglas Missile and Space Systems

Santa Monica, California

1. Request any information relative to the present status of lunar module projects conducted by your corporation.

Information should be forwarded to Captain Hector Quintauille,

FTD (TDEW/UFO), Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433.

2. We have a particular interest in your lunar modular base with four legs.

FOR THIS COMMANDER

EHIC T de JONCKHEERE

Colonel, UBAP

Deputy for Technology

and Subsystems

M/R: Mr. Ralph Payne from Douglas a/c contacted this office on 30 Jun 64. Gave us a booklet and said that he would get in toucher with either Capt Quintanilla or Tsgt Moody in the latter part of the week.

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