“Nevers”30 pages
- p. 14 …the MOGUL project, most of which were never classified (and publicly available) were collected, provided to…
- p. 27 …There was never a program that required a dummy or doll to be placed inside a…
- p. 60 …There was never a reason to mislead or threaten individuals who observed balloon operations. Relations with…
- p. 70 …There was never a reason to disrespect, "scream," "holler," or forbid any person from talking about…
- p. 86 …The officer, whom Dennis had never seen before, asked him: "Who in the hell are you…
- p. 87 After this meeting Dennis claimed he never saw the nurse again, and he was told she…
- p. 92 …recall ever meeting Dennis and had certainly never been visited by Dennis as he has claimed…
- p. 94 …Since the witness has never provided documentation to support his claims, the only source of additional…
- p. 127 …Examinations of official records of the alleged primary witnesses revealed that the "missing nurse" was never…
- p. 164 …During these conversations Dr Nordstrom never mentioned any activities during his tour of duty I considered…
- p. 167 …related to this inquiry and I have never been threatened by U.S. Government persons concerning…
- p. 169 …related to this inquiry and I have never been threatened by U.S. Government persons concerning…
- p. 172 …related to this inquiry and I have never been threatened by U.S. Government persons concerning…
- p. 174 …related to this inquiry and I have never been threatened by U.S. Government persons concerning…
- p. 177 …related to this inquiry and I have never been threatened by U.S. Government persons concerning…
- p. 181 …related to this inquiry and I have never been threatened by U.S. Government persons concerning…
- p. 183 …related to this inquiry and I have never been threatened by U.S. Government persons concerning…
- p. 185 …to locate one of the dummies, I never found out what happened to the other one…
- p. 186 …with him, and he, to my knowledge, never visited me in Farmington, NM, in Colorado, or…
- p. 190 …I never heard a sound one, not out of any of the creatures including the one…
- p. 196 …But he never got up?
A: He never got up. He never left the beings that…
- p. 197 …They never searched us, ever. They ran us back up the hill and when we got…
- p. 200 …up and leaves and swears I'm never going to go back, and then I go…
- p. 203 …She never went out of the city until she went to... My understanding was she never…
- p. 206 …These were all people that I'd never seen before. That's why I got in…
- p. 209 …I never did. I went and took it back and put it in my personal file…
- p. 211 …I guess maybe I should never even mention this. I know no one believes this damn…
- p. 212 …I've never read this stuff, I've never watched the videos, I've never read…
- p. 213 …He never was really a good friend of mine. We lived across the street from each…
- p. 218 …I never seen anythig like it. Looked like something between a plastic...looked like carbon paper…
polyethylene balloon and its protective ground cloth to be removed from a launch vehicle and laid out on the ground prior to inflation. Another procedure described by the witness was an apparent reference to a balloon recovery practice of recording the names of civilians who observed high altitude balloon recoveries. $ ^{162} $ The witness stated that military personnel "took everybody's name and everything," $ ^{163} $ which was a procedure to ensure payment of a $ 25 dollar reward to persons who assisted in the recovery. This procedure was also necessary to settle future claims of property damage caused by the balloon, payload, or recovery vehicles. $ ^{164} $
Fig. 80. Witnesses described a "tanker," "military ambulances," a "6x6," and a "wrecker"—probable references to (from left) a helium tank trailer, a M-43 ambulance (converted to a communications vehicle), a M-35 cargo truck (partially obscured), and a M-342 wrecker. These vehicles were used for off-range launch and recovery operations of anthorpomorphic dummies for Project HIGH DIVE/EXCELSIOR. Shown here is a May 29, 1957 dummy launch near Hatch, N.M. (also see figs. 23, 28, 64, 71, 81). (U.S. Air Force photo)
Fig. 81. Scene typical of a mid- to late 1950s off-range high altitude balloon launch. (U.S. Air Force photo)