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This NICAP-hosted compilation of Project Blue Book records covers the Air Force investigation of policeman Lonnie Zamora's 24 April 1964 sighting at Socorro, New Mexico. It includes Foreign Technology Division teletypes, a resume and narrative of the sighting, Capt Hector Quintanilla's memos, and letters to Project Cloud Gap and the FAA. Investigators found no radiation, no foreign material in soil samples, and no helicopter or radar explanation. They concluded that a real object was seen, possibly a VTOL or lunar module type vehicle, and left the case open.
“Socorro, New Mexico”12 pages
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d. Continuing Investigative Efforts at Present Include; (1) The FTD Liaison Officer, Major Mitchell at White Sands, has been requested to determine if a vehicle from a classified project at White Sands could have contributed to the sighting. (2) A letter has been sent to the PAA requesting any information relative to identification of a firm using the marking observed by Lonnie Zamora. (3) NASA has been queried regarding the status of the lunar Module Programs. As of this date no reply has been received. (4) Letters concerning status of the Lunar Module programs have been written to 15 industrial organizations. (5) Contact with research and development personnel associated with VTOL and Lunar Module Programs is being maintained. (6) Efforts to locate the unidentified tourist have not been successful, hoveven this is still a possibility. FOR THE COMMANDER ERIC T de JOSCHKEKHE Colonel, USAF Deputy for Technology and Subsystems 1 Atch Narrative of Sighting
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