A woman in Twin Falls, Idaho reported finding an unusual disc-shaped object in her backyard around 2am. The object was described as being circular and saucer-shaped, about 30 inches in diameter. It had domes on each side attached by bolts, and appeared to have wiring and unknown components inside. Local police took possession of the object and notified the FBI and local army authorities.
This document discusses a report from a prison inmate in Montana of a UFO sighting in Washington state. The inmate said they saw a silver object streaking across the sky that disintegrated, leaving a pillar of "gas". The local FBI office did not take further action due to the delay in reporting. The document also discusses communication between the FBI and Army Air Forces regarding their cooperation on UFO investigations and concerns about limitations and characterizations in the Army's instructions.
The document appears to be a report of a UFO sighting, but contains minimal useful information. It lists basic details requested for a report such as date, time, location of observation, number of objects seen, color, shape, direction and distance from observer. However, most of the responses are illegible or have been redacted, so the summary provides no additional context or specifics about the sighting.
A woman reported seeing an unidentified flying object on April 5, 1956 while driving near Henderson, North Carolina. She described the object as very bright and luminous, shaped like an egg and making no sound. She was unable to determine the exact size but estimated it was less than 25 feet away. The letter seeks John Edgar Hoover's input on whether any similar reports were made to the FBI regarding two men who supposedly came from Venus and met with a journalist in Los Angeles in March 1953.
The National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) is forming to investigate UFO sightings and determine if "flying saucers" exist. The committee is led by Thomas Brown and plans to elect a board of governors. It will operate as a privately funded fact-finding group to serve the public interest. Membership levels range from $7.50 to $1,000 and the goal is to raise $2-3 million for research.
This document is an exchange of letters between the FBI and local law enforcement discussing recent cattle mutilations in Nebraska and surrounding states. The local agency provides news articles about the incidents and requests any information the FBI can provide about the cause. The FBI acknowledges receiving the request and will investigate whether the incidents fall under its jurisdiction.
This letter from Walter Scully to J. Edgar Hoover at the FBI shares a magazine that Scully created about his experiences contacting UFOs. Scully hopes the magazine and its message will bring attention to the topic of UFO contact from the perspective of eyewitnesses. He includes the magazine as a gift and hopes his experiences recounted in it may help his future career prospects with an organization called IGAP.
The document is a memo from the FBI Detroit office to FBI headquarters regarding a call from a reporter at the Detroit Times. The reporter was doing research on a past incident and called the FBI's Flint office with questions. The Flint office immediately notified Detroit about the call. Detroit's office contacted the reporter, who said he was referring to a past understanding that FBI agents had taken photos from someone, but acknowledged the FBI does not operate that way and he was just seeking clarification for his research. The memo reiterates that the FBI was not involved in the original case.
The document is a memo from the Director of Special Investigations at the Department of Health to the Director of the Bureau of Narcotics regarding a joint investigation. It provides an overview of the investigation which has found evidence of drug trafficking and corruption. It requests that the Bureau of Narcotics assist in further investigation and potential prosecution of individuals involved.
This document discusses a report from a prison inmate in Montana of a UFO sighting in Washington state. The inmate said they saw a silver object streaking across the sky that disintegrated, leaving a pillar of "gas". The local FBI office did not take further action due to the delay in reporting. The document also discusses communication between the FBI and Army Air Forces regarding their cooperation on UFO investigations and concerns about limitations and characterizations in the Army's instructions.
The document appears to be a report of a UFO sighting, but contains minimal useful information. It lists basic details requested for a report such as date, time, location of observation, number of objects seen, color, shape, direction and distance from observer. However, most of the responses are illegible or have been redacted, so the summary provides no additional context or specifics about the sighting.
A woman reported seeing an unidentified flying object on April 5, 1956 while driving near Henderson, North Carolina. She described the object as very bright and luminous, shaped like an egg and making no sound. She was unable to determine the exact size but estimated it was less than 25 feet away. The letter seeks John Edgar Hoover's input on whether any similar reports were made to the FBI regarding two men who supposedly came from Venus and met with a journalist in Los Angeles in March 1953.
The National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) is forming to investigate UFO sightings and determine if "flying saucers" exist. The committee is led by Thomas Brown and plans to elect a board of governors. It will operate as a privately funded fact-finding group to serve the public interest. Membership levels range from $7.50 to $1,000 and the goal is to raise $2-3 million for research.
This document is an exchange of letters between the FBI and local law enforcement discussing recent cattle mutilations in Nebraska and surrounding states. The local agency provides news articles about the incidents and requests any information the FBI can provide about the cause. The FBI acknowledges receiving the request and will investigate whether the incidents fall under its jurisdiction.
This letter from Walter Scully to J. Edgar Hoover at the FBI shares a magazine that Scully created about his experiences contacting UFOs. Scully hopes the magazine and its message will bring attention to the topic of UFO contact from the perspective of eyewitnesses. He includes the magazine as a gift and hopes his experiences recounted in it may help his future career prospects with an organization called IGAP.
The document is a memo from the FBI Detroit office to FBI headquarters regarding a call from a reporter at the Detroit Times. The reporter was doing research on a past incident and called the FBI's Flint office with questions. The Flint office immediately notified Detroit about the call. Detroit's office contacted the reporter, who said he was referring to a past understanding that FBI agents had taken photos from someone, but acknowledged the FBI does not operate that way and he was just seeking clarification for his research. The memo reiterates that the FBI was not involved in the original case.
The document is a memo from the Director of Special Investigations at the Department of Health to the Director of the Bureau of Narcotics regarding a joint investigation. It provides an overview of the investigation which has found evidence of drug trafficking and corruption. It requests that the Bureau of Narcotics assist in further investigation and potential prosecution of individuals involved.
This document is a memo from the Director of the FBI to field offices regarding reports of flying discs or objects. It transmits reports from the 4th Air Force and provides copies of reports from officers in California and Montana about sightings of discs. It notes the FBI will provide a subsequent report about a sighting in Placerville, California.
The letter summarizes observations from the Ground Observation Corps in Franklin County, Indiana regarding flying saucer phenomena over the past 5 years. Several residents have reported sightings of unusual objects in the sky to the author. The author believes they are dealing with a fascinating phenomenon that is too big for one person to investigate alone. They have collected reports and observations in the hopes that flying saucers will eventually land, confirming that they are physical objects.
This letter from J. Edgar Hoover, the director of the FBI, acknowledges receipt of a letter from a correspondent reporting a sighting of an unidentified flying object. The correspondent saw an object in the sky that changed shapes and appeared to trail something below it, leading them to think it may have been a flying disc. However, given the limited information provided and possibility it was just a weather balloon, no further investigation was deemed necessary.
The document provides a 3-page sworn statement from a pilot describing his efforts over 3 days in July 1947 to locate and photograph reported flying discs or saucers near Mt. Rainier and Mt. Adams in Washington state. On each of the 3 days, the pilot took different aircraft on searching missions covering territory in Idaho, Washington, and Oregon but found nothing. He observed rapidly forming cumulus clouds near Boise, Idaho on the third day of searching but saw no unusual objects.
This document provides a summary of Operation Majestic-12, a secret U.S. government operation established in 1947 to investigate unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and possible extraterrestrial biological entities. It lists the members of Majestic-12 and describes early UFO sightings that prompted the operation's formation. The document also summarizes early Majestic-12 activities, including attempts to study crashed UFOs and recovered alien bodies. It notes the group's conclusion that at least some UFOs appeared to be of extraterrestrial rather than human origin.
The document discusses a laboratory experiment involving potassium ions and their effect on muscle contractions. It describes how potassium ions are important for muscle function and how their concentration in the body is carefully regulated. The text also mentions using a machine to measure the force of muscle contractions under different experimental conditions involving the addition of potassium ions.
This letter from the US Air Force responds to an inquiry about UFOs. It summarizes that Project Blue Book, the Air Force's UFO investigation program, was terminated in 1969 based on studies concluding UFOs did not represent technological developments beyond current scientific understanding and there was no evidence they were extraterrestrial vehicles. All Project Blue Book documentation was transferred to the National Archives. Since termination, no evidence has emerged warranting renewed Air Force investigation of UFOs.
This document is an engineering drawing for an electrical control panel for a heating system. It contains details for two panels labeled ECP-A and ECP-B, including dimensions, components, wiring, and notes. The panels will contain equipment for controlling pumps, valves, heaters and other components. Revision notes indicate the drawing is the property of American Hydrotherm Corporation and contains confidential information.
This document is a response from the FBI to a correspondent regarding an organization called the Committee on Aerial Phenomena. The FBI has not investigated the organization and has received no complaints against them alleging violation of any laws under the FBI's jurisdiction. The FBI provided the correspondent with several pamphlets about combating communism, but the document contains no identifiable information referring to the correspondent.
An unidentified flying object shaped like a hexagon was seen over Cincinnati, Ohio. The FBI office in Cincinnati was contacted about the sighting. The object was described as resembling a balloon with a basket below it, but two people who spoke by phone disagreed on its size and distance. News organizations were attempting to determine the object's location.
1. The document appears to be notes from a training on SAP modules and functions. It includes definitions of key SAP modules like Financials, Controlling, Materials Management, and Production Planning.
2. It also summarizes SAP functions like master data, sales and distribution, production processes, logistics, and human capital management.
3. The document provides examples of how SAP can be used for different business processes like procurement, asset accounting, bank reconciliation, and the close fiscal year procedure.
This document discusses an organization that was considered to be irresponsible and whose name should not be connected to a Bureau even though they were working together. As a result, the organization's name was not to be used. The document also references someone named John Laval and discusses the impact of the organization's actions.
1. The document appears to be a police report detailing a stolen vehicle that was later recovered.
2. Key details include the make, model, and color of the vehicle reported stolen, as well as the date it was reported stolen and the date it was later recovered.
3. The report provides identifying information about the owner of the vehicle and where it was recovered.
This document provides chords and lyrics for several popular songs that can be played along with an accompanying audio CD. It includes 3-4 lines of lyrics and the chord progressions for each verse and chorus. Songs included are "Wonderful Tonight" by Eric Clapton, "Losing My Religion" by R.E.M., "Coming In from the Cold" by Bob Marley, "All I Have to Do is Dream" by the Everly Brothers, and several others. Brief instructions are given on how to use the audio CD to play along with the songs.
The document lists protected area designations according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature management categories, ranging from strict nature reserves that prohibit human entry to areas allowing sustainable use of natural resources. It also provides statistics showing the total number and area of protected lands designated under each category as of 2014. The largest categories by area are national parks and natural monuments, together making up over 20% of total protected lands.
The document provides instructions for using a book of chord charts and accompanying CD to learn popular songs. It lists the song titles found in the book along with the chords used for each song. The introduction explains that the melodies are designed for intermediate skill level and above. It advises lining up the starting note of the CD with the book and practicing the chords before playing along.
The document contains a diagram of an industrial automation system. It includes a PLC, I/O modules, drives, sensors and other electrical components connected together. Lines and labels on the diagram show the wiring and connections between the different devices. Specifications are provided for some of the components, including models and technical details. The diagram is part of a larger set of automation equipment documentation.
This production script document contains details for an upcoming audiovisual project including the working title, production date, and descriptions of scenes and shots planned. It outlines the storyline which involves characters interacting in various locations and situations. Technical specifications are provided for camera angles, lighting, and sound effects to bring the director's vision to life.
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The document describes different types of channel bed slopes that can influence flow behavior in rivers and streams. Steep slopes are characterized by swift, turbulent flow over an irregular bed. Mild slopes have slower flow that is more uniform. Adverse slopes oppose the normal direction of flow. Channelized jumps occur when flow drops over the edge of a steep slope.
The document discusses the design of magnetic sail (magsail) systems for spacecraft propulsion. It describes a proposed demonstrator magsail with a 200m radius and 25.7kg mass, and an operational magsail with 20,000m radius and 7,060 metric tonne mass. The operational design could accelerate at 0.003185 m/s^2 and deliver over 100,000kg payloads to Mars or Saturn. Future advances in superconductors could enable magsails to deliver payloads of over 400,000kg to Jupiter and millions of kilograms to the outer planets.
I. X-ray astronomy will play an increasingly important role in studies of the early universe and large scale structure, but these studies are ultimately limited by sparse photon numbers. There is a need to develop progressively larger collecting area telescopes under increasingly severe mass constraints.
II. The challenge is greater in the X-ray band than optical, as X-ray telescopes reflect X-rays twice, requiring reflectors two orders of magnitude larger than the effective aperture. Large mass is currently problematic for Constellation-X mission.
III. Looking beyond Constellation, a radically different approach is needed based on super lightweight reflectors and perhaps in situ assembly of the telescope. This could enable an ultra high throughput X-
This document is a memo from the Director of the FBI to field offices regarding reports of flying discs or objects. It transmits reports from the 4th Air Force and provides copies of reports from officers in California and Montana about sightings of discs. It notes the FBI will provide a subsequent report about a sighting in Placerville, California.
The letter summarizes observations from the Ground Observation Corps in Franklin County, Indiana regarding flying saucer phenomena over the past 5 years. Several residents have reported sightings of unusual objects in the sky to the author. The author believes they are dealing with a fascinating phenomenon that is too big for one person to investigate alone. They have collected reports and observations in the hopes that flying saucers will eventually land, confirming that they are physical objects.
This letter from J. Edgar Hoover, the director of the FBI, acknowledges receipt of a letter from a correspondent reporting a sighting of an unidentified flying object. The correspondent saw an object in the sky that changed shapes and appeared to trail something below it, leading them to think it may have been a flying disc. However, given the limited information provided and possibility it was just a weather balloon, no further investigation was deemed necessary.
The document provides a 3-page sworn statement from a pilot describing his efforts over 3 days in July 1947 to locate and photograph reported flying discs or saucers near Mt. Rainier and Mt. Adams in Washington state. On each of the 3 days, the pilot took different aircraft on searching missions covering territory in Idaho, Washington, and Oregon but found nothing. He observed rapidly forming cumulus clouds near Boise, Idaho on the third day of searching but saw no unusual objects.
This document provides a summary of Operation Majestic-12, a secret U.S. government operation established in 1947 to investigate unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and possible extraterrestrial biological entities. It lists the members of Majestic-12 and describes early UFO sightings that prompted the operation's formation. The document also summarizes early Majestic-12 activities, including attempts to study crashed UFOs and recovered alien bodies. It notes the group's conclusion that at least some UFOs appeared to be of extraterrestrial rather than human origin.
The document discusses a laboratory experiment involving potassium ions and their effect on muscle contractions. It describes how potassium ions are important for muscle function and how their concentration in the body is carefully regulated. The text also mentions using a machine to measure the force of muscle contractions under different experimental conditions involving the addition of potassium ions.
This letter from the US Air Force responds to an inquiry about UFOs. It summarizes that Project Blue Book, the Air Force's UFO investigation program, was terminated in 1969 based on studies concluding UFOs did not represent technological developments beyond current scientific understanding and there was no evidence they were extraterrestrial vehicles. All Project Blue Book documentation was transferred to the National Archives. Since termination, no evidence has emerged warranting renewed Air Force investigation of UFOs.
This document is an engineering drawing for an electrical control panel for a heating system. It contains details for two panels labeled ECP-A and ECP-B, including dimensions, components, wiring, and notes. The panels will contain equipment for controlling pumps, valves, heaters and other components. Revision notes indicate the drawing is the property of American Hydrotherm Corporation and contains confidential information.
This document is a response from the FBI to a correspondent regarding an organization called the Committee on Aerial Phenomena. The FBI has not investigated the organization and has received no complaints against them alleging violation of any laws under the FBI's jurisdiction. The FBI provided the correspondent with several pamphlets about combating communism, but the document contains no identifiable information referring to the correspondent.
An unidentified flying object shaped like a hexagon was seen over Cincinnati, Ohio. The FBI office in Cincinnati was contacted about the sighting. The object was described as resembling a balloon with a basket below it, but two people who spoke by phone disagreed on its size and distance. News organizations were attempting to determine the object's location.
1. The document appears to be notes from a training on SAP modules and functions. It includes definitions of key SAP modules like Financials, Controlling, Materials Management, and Production Planning.
2. It also summarizes SAP functions like master data, sales and distribution, production processes, logistics, and human capital management.
3. The document provides examples of how SAP can be used for different business processes like procurement, asset accounting, bank reconciliation, and the close fiscal year procedure.
This document discusses an organization that was considered to be irresponsible and whose name should not be connected to a Bureau even though they were working together. As a result, the organization's name was not to be used. The document also references someone named John Laval and discusses the impact of the organization's actions.
1. The document appears to be a police report detailing a stolen vehicle that was later recovered.
2. Key details include the make, model, and color of the vehicle reported stolen, as well as the date it was reported stolen and the date it was later recovered.
3. The report provides identifying information about the owner of the vehicle and where it was recovered.
This document provides chords and lyrics for several popular songs that can be played along with an accompanying audio CD. It includes 3-4 lines of lyrics and the chord progressions for each verse and chorus. Songs included are "Wonderful Tonight" by Eric Clapton, "Losing My Religion" by R.E.M., "Coming In from the Cold" by Bob Marley, "All I Have to Do is Dream" by the Everly Brothers, and several others. Brief instructions are given on how to use the audio CD to play along with the songs.
The document lists protected area designations according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature management categories, ranging from strict nature reserves that prohibit human entry to areas allowing sustainable use of natural resources. It also provides statistics showing the total number and area of protected lands designated under each category as of 2014. The largest categories by area are national parks and natural monuments, together making up over 20% of total protected lands.
The document provides instructions for using a book of chord charts and accompanying CD to learn popular songs. It lists the song titles found in the book along with the chords used for each song. The introduction explains that the melodies are designed for intermediate skill level and above. It advises lining up the starting note of the CD with the book and practicing the chords before playing along.
The document contains a diagram of an industrial automation system. It includes a PLC, I/O modules, drives, sensors and other electrical components connected together. Lines and labels on the diagram show the wiring and connections between the different devices. Specifications are provided for some of the components, including models and technical details. The diagram is part of a larger set of automation equipment documentation.
This production script document contains details for an upcoming audiovisual project including the working title, production date, and descriptions of scenes and shots planned. It outlines the storyline which involves characters interacting in various locations and situations. Technical specifications are provided for camera angles, lighting, and sound effects to bring the director's vision to life.
Free documents from the UK UFO National Archives. You have to pay for these now, but we have them! You can get all of them at no cost here: http://alien-ufo-research.com/documents/uk
The document describes different types of channel bed slopes that can influence flow behavior in rivers and streams. Steep slopes are characterized by swift, turbulent flow over an irregular bed. Mild slopes have slower flow that is more uniform. Adverse slopes oppose the normal direction of flow. Channelized jumps occur when flow drops over the edge of a steep slope.
The document discusses the design of magnetic sail (magsail) systems for spacecraft propulsion. It describes a proposed demonstrator magsail with a 200m radius and 25.7kg mass, and an operational magsail with 20,000m radius and 7,060 metric tonne mass. The operational design could accelerate at 0.003185 m/s^2 and deliver over 100,000kg payloads to Mars or Saturn. Future advances in superconductors could enable magsails to deliver payloads of over 400,000kg to Jupiter and millions of kilograms to the outer planets.
I. X-ray astronomy will play an increasingly important role in studies of the early universe and large scale structure, but these studies are ultimately limited by sparse photon numbers. There is a need to develop progressively larger collecting area telescopes under increasingly severe mass constraints.
II. The challenge is greater in the X-ray band than optical, as X-ray telescopes reflect X-rays twice, requiring reflectors two orders of magnitude larger than the effective aperture. Large mass is currently problematic for Constellation-X mission.
III. Looking beyond Constellation, a radically different approach is needed based on super lightweight reflectors and perhaps in situ assembly of the telescope. This could enable an ultra high throughput X-
This document discusses the concept of an X-ray interferometer called MAXIM that could achieve micro-arcsecond resolution. It would consist of an optics spacecraft holding multiple flat mirrors in formation with a detector spacecraft to form interference patterns. The goal is to image phenomena like black hole accretion disks and supernovae with much higher resolution than current telescopes. A pathfinder mission is proposed with 100 microarcsecond resolution using two spacecraft separated by 1.4 meters as a technology demonstration.
USAF intercepted a report of a Cuban pilot's encounter with a UFO. In the 1970s, reliable military personnel sighted unidentified aerial objects near nuclear weapons facilities. Though the Air Force said these were isolated incidents, an Air Force document revealed they implemented increased security measures. Newly declassified documents from the CIA, FBI and other agencies indicate unidentified flying objects exist and some pose a threat to national security by demonstrating technologies beyond present human capability. However, the government has misled the public about the true nature and implications of the UFO phenomenon.
This document summarizes the agenda for the NIAC Phase I Fellows Meeting held on October 23-24, 2002. It provides an overview of the presentations and speakers, including status reports on various advanced aerospace concepts from NIAC fellows, as well as keynote speeches from experts in the fields of aerial robotics and the search for extraterrestrial intelligence.
The document discusses the possibility of controlling global weather through small, precise perturbations to the atmosphere. It describes how the chaotic nature of the atmosphere implies sensitivity to small changes and suggests a series of small perturbations may control weather evolution. It outlines components a global weather control system may have, including advanced numerical weather prediction, satellite sensing, and methods to introduce perturbations. It also presents an experiment using data assimilation to calculate perturbations needed to slightly alter a hurricane's track as a proof of concept.
The document discusses observations of various amphibian and reptile species' behavior in microgravity during a flight experiment. It was found that none of the animals vomited, possibly because they did not eat before the flight or because amphibians and reptiles have a weaker vomiting response than mammals. Different species reacted variably based on their ecology and phylogeny. Flexible limbed lizards tended to roll more, while geckos commonly displayed a "skydiving posture" related to their arboreal ancestry. Overall reactions to microgravity varied significantly between species based on both ecology and evolutionary history.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise has also been shown to boost self-esteem and can serve as a healthy way to manage stress.
This document describes an operational analysis conducted as part of the Air Force 2025 study to identify
high-value future air and space system concepts and their enabling technologies. A value model called
Foundations 2025 was developed to quantify and compare different system concepts. Various futuristic
systems and technologies were identified, described, and scored using the model. The analysis determined
the most valuable system concepts and technologies that could enhance future air and space capabilities.
This document discusses a research paper presented to Air Force 2025 that argues the US Air Force should transition from being an atmospheric force to an infospheric force focused on controlling information and the battlespace. It proposes three new missions for the Air Force in the 21st century: extended information dominance to empower allies, global transparency to deter potential adversaries, and strategic defense. The paper advocates for the Air Force to develop a "metasystem" to integrate information and capabilities from all services and envisions the Air Force guiding the development and maintenance of this system.
This document summarizes potential paths to the extinction of the US Air Force by 2025. Externally, extinction could occur through the ascendancy of other military services, economic constraints, changes in strategic environment/policy, technological changes, or the rise of jointness. Internally, extinction could result from losing its vision/mission, mismanaging people/programs, choosing wrong future paths, being too effective at strategic war, or failing to adapt. The document argues the USAF risks becoming extinct unless it reverses trends threatening its viability and ability to evolve appropriately on external and internal challenges.
This document presents a research paper on Planetary Defense, which proposes establishing a system to protect Earth from catastrophic impacts by asteroids and comets. It discusses the threat posed by near-Earth objects, the social, economic and political implications of impacts, and recommends developing a three-tiered Planetary Defense System. The system would include detection subsystems to find threats, command and control systems, and mitigation subsystems to deflect objects, including kinetic impactors, mass drivers, solar sails and nuclear devices. It argues such a system could help ensure humanity's survival and have dual-use benefits from related technologies.
This document presents a research paper on space operations and a potential future system called the Global Area Strike System (GASS). It discusses issues around space operations in 2025, including manned vs unmanned systems and military vs cooperative operations. It then outlines the required capabilities for GASS, including timeliness, responsiveness, flexibility, and precision. It proposes an integrated system-of-systems for GASS using various weapon platforms and classes, including directed energy weapons, projectile weapons, and a transatmospheric vehicle. It concludes with concept of operations and recommendations.
This document provides a historical overview of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and their use by various militaries. It discusses early UAV development in the 1950s-1960s for reconnaissance and weapons delivery missions. During the Vietnam War, UAVs conducted thousands of reconnaissance missions with a high recovery rate. Experimental armed UAVs were also tested. Later, UAVs were used effectively by Israel in the 1970s-1980s and by the US during the Gulf War for reconnaissance. Following the Gulf War, the US began developing longer endurance UAVs like the Predator and Global Hawk to address reconnaissance needs. The document suggests expanding UAVs' role beyond reconnaissance to include lethal strike missions.
This document proposes an integrated hypersonic weapons platform called the S3 concept to fulfill three broad missions for US air and space forces in 2025: deliver decisive early blows, provide cost-effective in-theater dominance, and maintain access to space. The S3 concept involves three vehicles: the SHAAFT hypersonic attack aircraft, the SHMAC standoff hypersonic missile, and the SCREMAR reusable spaceplane. The SHAAFT would use a zero-stage flying wing to stage to Mach 3.5 and then cruise at Mach 12, able to launch the SHMAC missile or SCREMAR spaceplane. Together these vehicles aim to provide global reach, in-theater dominance, and access to space with
This document summarizes a research paper presented to Air Force 2025 that outlines special operations forces capabilities needed to conduct precision operations against weapons of mass destruction, high-value targets, and assets in the hypothetical world of 2025. The paper identifies communications, mobility, and destruction/neutralization as the top three enabling capabilities required for these missions. It then proposes various futuristic technologies that could fulfill requirements for these capabilities by 2025, such as stealth airlifters, extraction rockets, and targeting systems, to allow special operations forces to accomplish their missions with zero tolerance for error.
This document proposes a concept for Special Operations Regional Engagement (SORE) forces in 2025. The core capability of SORE forces would be engaging in less developed, first- and second-wave nations while not disrupting their evolution. SORE forces would exploit third-wave technology to operate effectively in these environments without introducing advanced technology prematurely. The proposed concept of operations involves SORE forces conducting defensive and offensive operations like training, advising, and assisting host nations. To enable these operations, the document outlines key tasks for SORE forces including recruitment, training, observation, communication, decision-making, countermeasures, and sustainment. It argues that SORE forces will need systems and technologies to complete these tasks while
This document proposes concepts and technologies for counterspace operations in 2025, including space detection, anti-satellite weapons, space interdiction nets, miniaturized satellites, satellite cloaking, kinetic and directed energy weapons. It outlines offensive and defensive counterspace architectures and recommends further analysis of miniaturization, stealth, detection and targeting concepts as well as kinetic and directed energy weapons. The goal is to maintain US space superiority as space becomes increasingly vital to national security and more countries and commercial entities access space.
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Sentinel and lılwaukee Joumal of July #3199;74,7.
For the Bureau#3 inU9f;nositremda tion, Press and Associated
Press telephoned me at my residence about three or four times between
1:00 A JJ a.nd 2:30 A.l.{ J.,ulyg 1lk9a47 T- he Unite Pdresrsepresentative
informed me that Father JOSEP1, IIASZQ hI ad stated on interviex-.1 by a
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Father BRASIE, was going to call the FBI concerning the contraption,
which apparently was identical with one of the flying discs recently
publicized throughout the country. The United Press representative
desired to know if we had any statement to make on the matter. I
informed him that I hnaod official comment, other than No Comment.
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various occasions, I asked him that the actual details were , and he
stated he did not know except that the interv:#39;_ oefvr the priest reˇected
tah at circular saw had been found with some devices attot ached it.
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Press representative did, and on being advised that I had no comment
to make concerning the story, I asked the Associated Press representa- tive
what the actual facts were, and he informed mtheat as far as the
Associated Press was concerned, the facts were tah at circular saw had
been found and a story had been obtained faro m priest who had been
drinking quite heavily. Tnehssociated Press representative informed
me that apparently the United Press desired to gae t statement from me
denying or affiming that the FBI was investigating the matter. I
informed the Associated Press representative that apparently someone
was suffering uan der misinterpretation of any comment I had made, and
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what is it? was a circular saw
made with s. rew wires attached.
Father Brasky, who said he knew ,o_lf
no sawmills in the _area, wouldn otl
claim it was a flying saucer when #39;
he calledn swspapcrrnenh iitso!
ihome.
T It may or may not be one of those.
,fiying disks thhaavte been report- laell
othve r country. he said.
he saw asaucer, about 6in0ches
in diameter. oBviellyr Mitchell field
at 1p0.:m0.5 when haelighted from
lan airplane. He said it was in sight
for 90 seconds.
William Humphrey. who lives
[with hisw ife in a quonseht ut at ,
.3148 S. 20th st., telephoned police l
,at 0 p.rn. Sunday that he#39;=-and-Mas.
*1-[umphrey had seen a slightly illu-minated
to earthnear Pulaski high school.
Mrs. Humphrey said Monday that
her husband tried unsuccessfully to
photograph the disk. . n
F {ChangeCdo lors, SHaey s ,
if li:rwin- Rottrnan. 13:8 N. ma .,
claimed he saw three of them flyi
through the air in a northweete y
a oneandt hree-eighth inclfhoiein ?
wires. To each end of the clusteri
rappe n ac pet
disie which-appeared to fall
wsthililc h was stickyT. he diskw as direction J 5pm Band, Th
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bdeisftaeppearing, he said.
I Reports came also from Janee-lVll|
Dunlap.
, Father Braslty declined to past
with the disk. He showed a numiierl
of items in his trinket collection
All of them had something to do
with fishing, Father Braslty#3f9a;vso r-ite
sport. They included his bass
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vert and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roth l
reported seeing s ˇying disk about;
11 85 p.rn. Saturday. The Roth:
were leaving the Bievert home when
Bievert saw it. according to Roth.
It appeared tboe several thousand
feet uapnd about 10 miles away.
Roth said. #39;1-ie descriti baesd vague-ly
bottles, heabr ottles witht he head,
o fafls -anas hc]l olerom, , fl h f
Manila which folds uinpto acane.
When opened, it extends to 1f2eet.
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l Meanwhile. in Milwaukee and
1#39p; ohienrt s in Wisconsin, sevgral J
f rsons reported seeing the flying can b#to3eu9c;th ed with a10 foot 1
saucers. Father Bi-asky#39;s disk,
ihowever, watsh e only case herein
which the landing or s saucer
was reported. _ 4- H
I-loars Bang, Finds Disk
use it in reaching folks w
Father Brasky qulpped. Q. r -
resembling the moon and as hav-egular
Father Braslty also passed out
copies of his recent-publication,
Fish Tales.
Tm gtoo ing revise this thing,
he explained. I#39;ve sgomt e new
and better tales to put in it. _ -
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man. 8-110 W. Layton #39;sv., ssahide
and e hr hu#s3b9a; nd saw one at 4:2}
p.m. Sunday flying toward Bi y
Mitchell field from the northwest.
. Father Braslty gaveth e follow-l
, ing account of how he found the ob-#39;
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aabno ut eighth of ainnch
thick and with saw teeth.
I usually get uapbout 5a.m. on
,Bundays. Iwas atthe front door,
of my house. about to take my dog]
out for a walk. when I heard a
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appeared illuminated, according to
Mrs. Hoffman. p -
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Mrs. Hoffman asserted. -
. 9 2, Glenn Rowden oDfe troit claimed
Father Braeity said he did not
bother to show the disk to aonf y his
parishioners Sunday. He tried to
ltciephone an FBI agent whom he
knows. but was unable to reach him
Sunday. haedded. Awshkeethder
lit could have been the work of s
practical joker, Father Braslty rs-plicd:
Could be. Idon#3k9n;to w.
W Thed isk. apparentolyf steel.h ad
the center. Through it ran#39;s few
Iof wWireess attached what looked
like a small condenser about three
inches long. The condenserlike ob-jects
were w d i bl it ta
greasy an somewhat l dirty
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motion in {counter-clockwise.
elongated orbit. It ap- ,
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than an airplane. I-Ie said it was
yellow oitn: face. ~#39;w.:he#n3 9it;,.2t
turned it looked silver.
Roth said that the four of them
viewed the disk for 10 minutes.
#S39to; pped in Sky, Olalm ,
It#39;fluttered arfoaudnedd. out
and cambea ck againa.n d oncel i .
about two rhinutes. Roth said. T
last time we saw it ithad a ve
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5 Janesvllle police reported a tele-phone
calfl rom aDick Thompson, 1
who said he saw tlying disks about
1a2.:m1.5 Sunday.
t Oshkosh, Mrs. L. A. Davis re-
rted that she and her husband had
sl hted one oi the mysterious disks
whirring ovetrh e citya t 5:45p .ni.i
Sunday.
She said they were driving on a
town road six miles west of Oeh-92
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when they tlrst sighted the object;
flying very fast and very high. i
At first, she said, lt looked like an
airplane and then loomed larger and
larger uitn til appeared as big as
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Her husband stopped the car sol
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By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE
Associated PressS cience Editor
New York, N. Y.-The. ˇying
saucers may be explained by cer-tain
laws or eyesight.
All objects appear to und or
nearly so at any distance close to
the limit of how tar a person can
see. #39;
It the objects are seen by re-
ˇected light, as in most cases re-ported,
they are almost certain to
be round, and it the reflections
are sunlight then the sizes report-ed
are those which would beex-pected
from distant light reflec-tlons.
Descriptions oi virtually al_l th
saucers as round and tint tit ex-actly
with the tricks that eyes
pley, Ihis trioltlness vet-lee with
giiterenowese ainth erl iagnhdt-g.
This writer has seen ˇying sauc-ere
oLvoenrg Island sound, not
only this year but in previous
years. They were round, bright
and moving fast. But they were
no mystery because they were
light reflected from the bodice oi
airplanes that sidoeonntified
themselves bcyhanging course
and coming near snoughato be
seen dtstinctiy. i.
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Many descriptions or move-ments
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with the common maneuvers of
airplanes, singly o inr groups.
Some or the maneuvering report-ed,
which took saucers out of sight
and back into sight again, resem-bles
what can be.seen while
watching distant airplanes.
Whether planes are guided, pl-iotleos
or jet, they all would look
the same at great distances. _
Mirages, TraveleSra ys.
Philadelphia, Pa. - M- Dr. Aurˇ
Aczel, editor or a Hungarian lan-guage
newspaper, expressed belief
that the ˇying saucers were mi-regee
possibly circularly distort-ed
reˇections ot real airplanes
many miles away. A world-wlde
traveler, Dr. Aczel said:
Years ago I have seen similar
things on the Egyptian desert and
on the Buszta Hungarian plain!.
At sea I have also seen rnirages ol
ships known to be a great dis nee
away.
In July and August, and s B-tlmes
even in June, atmosp rie
conditions are especially adapta-hle
to the creation or :r#39;.ir9.gee.
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the disk,w hich appearerdo und and
silveryb, ut byt he timet hey goto ut?
of the car the object had dis-]
appeared, she said. ,.
At Green Bay, Eugene Le Plant
ireported that ho and his 12 yoeldar
lson, Duaneh,a d seen ar apidly mov-ilng
silver hall or disk about 6:30
|p.rn. Wednesdwahyi le workingin ,
his gardeno n thew estern edgoer}
the city. Le Plant said he saw the}.
pbject silhouetted against a dark .1
cloud to the north and that he a d
h son watched it for three or to r
ml uwtohsile it moved away to t
nhowest Le Plant said he co
no estimate the altitude or d
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these Sunday photos while reports came tro everywhere and everyone that
the saucer! were everywhere. Top l eft, a moviekamera is ıtted to a P-51 tighter
palat ne Portland, Ore., as Oregon ngautiaornda l planes are made ready tcohase
the disks. Lower, Mrs. Walter Johnson right! of Spokane, Wash., and her chil- d
r#e3n9; and tell how they saw the saucersl eond 1 mountainsidei n Idaho d
sappear. Right, is Father Joseph Brasky of St. Josephs Catholic cahturc
Grafton, Wis., with the disk he reported struck his church early Sunday. It
turned out that me disk was a prankster made projectile, featuring a Dcuirn- lap
cular saw blade. Note that something atopopka rently a glass bail oˇ one of the
l ightnin rgods A. wholel ot of Mi1waukee r+e;porte tdha tthey saw thesaucers trav peali Ensugt n ndigahyt. -5 W.a?nir-ecpi hi oouiomS:taaiff
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s es over Pacific Coast states
t ay tor sight or the mysterious
lying saucers that tor 12days|
Hive puzzled the entire c1otm#3t9:-;y.~
Early repor otsi resultwsere;
negative. i
Five P-51: oi the OregonNa-,#39;
tionai Guard cruised over the
cascade Mountains-of W1ashing- toh
the area where the sItrange
objects ırst were reported sight- #39;
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lˇ constant radio contact with the
other rive. All carried photo- graphic
equipment.
Col. G. R. Dodson, c|ommand- mg.
described their ˇight as#3#93;9;a
routine petrol, but said they
had been instructed to, watch tor#39;
the ˇying discs.
i Manhattan Beach C,a#l3i£9.;.#39;A.
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P ter plane up abov Vean Nuys1:
F two hours he cruised at 35; -#39;
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atiiic Northwest iishing trip.
.ie denied knowing anytiung
*_b° 9t1¢ ˇying d- iscs or oi
us to use AAF planes to look
for them. #39;-
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I# b3e9e;vn oeut of toucwh ith
he said
Louie E. Starr. national com
wlander-in-chic! or the Veterans
Ii Foreign Wars, yesterday in co
Pmbˇl. 0-. said he understood
wants had a group out ˇhg
° IOORIIIB for discs. #39;
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lliliihs. the objects have beenre
P°rted every day since by observ- ers
in 36 states. Most oi the ob- jects
were reported seen July 4.
A few were reported yesterday.
Buch competent observers as
airline pilots said they had seen
the totally unexplained discs or
saucers, larger than aircraft 1
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David Lilienthal,chairman-:._ot
the Atomic Energy Commission,
Pfesisi hhaed nyothi tndogo with
atomic experiments, and Army
and Navy officials also entered,
positive disclaimers. - -.
Newspaper stories quoting an
unidentified California Institute
U -Is. 9 3|:1....--stshsnsnulnsruv I IgnDvg-|s.lwˇ.lllIl|-s#a - li3ail9s»; -lIlnh;iıIlˇl.
the phenomena might have some-i
thingto do with experimenhtis
transmutation of atomic energy
used a brie! sensation late yes- rday.
The institute quickly de-
ied thereport.
Reports generally agreed that
the ˇying objects were round or;
oval. Estimates oi their speed.
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pure imagination.
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think the reports are Ianci s.
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to arth.
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Los Angeles h_a rbor. . A 1 .1 s.1z:v w!1s!omnius
hhe Russi hane s.aid a.lsode-i
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ven worms wkiellreed.
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illnllaˇ to the writer. are only
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outline and no propeiiors.
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work. -
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to go over the route or the radio- active
cloud near like-Baksl
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animals.
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anl wmi itihi kin od aisInimals
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them, the wsraiitde.r 1
During this eaxperiment,
violent storm blew# th3e9; c-loud
far north into the tbuuntdra,
before it dissipated it dlestroyed
all life on its way.
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sight will explain much of what has been describedabout
the-flying saucersreported
United States.
At any distance which i s ciose
to.,tl_1 leimit of bow tar a person
can see. ali objects appearround
or nearly so. This lsaiwghiot l
covers both small things seen
nearby and large ones at great
Rlqllnsonn .
to took round when light is re-
ˇected from their sides. llany
descriptions or movements or the,
ltlying saucers tit with the com-1
rnon maneuvers of airplanes,
singly or in g1roups.
Regardless of shape, the ob»
iphotograph ot the oval object
taken by Yeoman Frank Ryman
north or Seattle, Wash. The Long
llsiand oval came closer and
turned into an airplane.
ject near the limit of sight looks
round. It the thing is silhouetted
against a bright sky, as some oi
the ˇying saucers have been re- ported,
then it is more likely to
rev al its true shape. ~ i
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r the thing is seen by reflected
rtain laws of humaneye- frorn
nearlyyfal pl arts of the
Planes at great distances tend
They fit also with what birds
look like, flying at a consider ble
distance. However the bird llu- sion
i s not very common. me
of the maneuvering repo ted,
whi tcoho skauc oeu ortsfghi
light, as in most cases reported,
it is almost certain to beg-ound,
and ll the reˇections are sunlight,
then the sizes reported are those
which would be expected from
distant lightrei#39;lectlons.
The one outstanding tact about
virtually all_the saucers is that
they had no structure-they
seerned merely round and ˇat.
That description fits exactly with
the tricks that eyes play. This
trickiness varies with differences
in weather and lighting.
This writer has seen ˇying
and back into eight again re- sembles
what cbaen seenwhile
watching distance airplanes.
SPEED MYSTERY
There is no explanation for re- ported
speeds of 1,000 or more
miles an hour. Meteorsa, lthough
tghoe y much taster than that,
do not explain i t because the
saucers mostly appear in daytime
and there are not enough day- llight
meteors. l
Ice crystals torrning little round
clouds have been suggested. But
these fail to tit in most cases be- cause
saucers oLvoenrg Island Bound
near his home, not only this year
but in previous years. They were
round, bright and moving tast-
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most or the saucers reported. l
Nothing published in scienceor
atomic studies gives the slightest
clue to ˇying slucers unlessthe
objects are aircraft.
But they were no mystery be-
the ice crystals form at
cause they were light reflected
from the bodies of airplanes that
soon identified themselves by
chaligin cgours aend cominngear enl too hi sehedeisntinctly. st week this writer also saw
one val flying iorm which for
One scientist today said that at
least a lot oi saucers are ex-,
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The rnystery of the ˇying
..sI. sI range um 1 inous oJDects
wen speeding across the sky in
nany statestu, rned toW iscon-E
in yesterday when several per-nnl
reported them at Milwaukee
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hrants had attached explosives
the saw, and sent it, skimming
tthirreo ugh air. .
Father Brssky said he heard a
swishing ndlse and a sizzling at
5a. m., follow ed asecond later!
with s. thud and an explosion. i
An excited resident telephoned,
tBoilly Mitchell Field, and saldi
he saw 15 flying saucers, in ,U;
formation, heading north over
Granville, at 10:05 p. m. He hung
up betore his name could bpero-cured.
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Mystery was added tomystery,
-hen Father Joseph Brasky, pas-I
or oi its Joseph#39;Cs hurch at
Iratton, Wis., reported a missile;
.urtled through the air early yes-.
.-rdsy, knockedt he ball oi! the;
hurch lightning raondd, landed;
1
-n the front lawn.
Apassenger aboard aNew .
i ND TUBES. -#York-39;*Detroit-laTnuddende Milwaukee Bnai tl ly p l Mitchell
a n e.
It was a large circular saw-
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.!-, i 1in6ches in diameter-and
i nthe office oNtorthwest Mr-lines,
ui hot when Father Braskyf
CK dit from the lawn. 5# 39;
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ittached to it. The tubes were an I
nch in diameter and three inches
-JD. _ _ ____ , _. -
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r nth e? ll e
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Isaw it. hseaid. He gave the name
of I. W. Ro den of Died-Q-BL
spttert§13B%sianugc.-e trh we as
gaot ing great speed, and was out
ct sight in a sew seconds, he
said. Rowden is stopping atthe
PHlaozteal, #39;
inmasno s rains .
#39;Erwln Rottrnan 1,N 3.2 8 19th
St. said hseaw three or them,
with tails, ˇying northwest to
southeast, as he stood at N. 18th
and W. Vllet STthae. y turned;
from gold taonother color and;
then to silver. he said.
Frank Phifer, stopping atthe
Maryland Hotel. said he saw
three bslis orifre shoot ross
,Lake Michigan at 8:20 lest ight,
is t s mils mm shore, and
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got g at terriıc speed. i
Wst he described a asn illu-5
minated saucer was seen last
night by William Humphrey3, 14$;
S2.0th Bhte., said. It was alg-
sdairgegcitnlyg over the I-leil
Co. plants, aid Humphreayn, d
p seemed to land in s wooded area 1
inesrby. ~ . --
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1 Four Janesvllle residents re-ported
they had seen a ˇying disc
Baturday night. Tahre y Mr.
i and Mrs. Al Blevert and Mr. and;
Mrs. Howard Roth.
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northwesterly direction from
Janesville at a terrific silt-1-
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was yellow-golden, and seemed to
:turn at times to a silvery color.
they stated. An oval ˇight pattern
was followed. -Then, tshaeiyd.
-tails appeared on the disc and
ishortly afterwiat rddis appeared.
John Bosch, 4377 SA.dams Bi...
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he saw two ˇashing saucer-shaped
objects pass over Billy
itcheil Field shortly after mid-ght
yesterday. They were 08¢
e ough shoe could deınitely sate
t ey were not shooting stars, or
rplnnes, hesa id. Bosch hms e
insear the airport.
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in; negro tuuiliu thought
vrorid was coming to an
and began praying as the
of ıre nmbeiod overhead.
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IliSlI#39;!lt AttornJreysxt -1 .1.9 292 Gash#. 39;
- If the present I rv of fly-i ing dairsek ms§ wmit i. rs-, dar or guidei miss-A r. poriments, I
the law might lpply, Ale mid. i
The luv applies whether thel
informationr ein- leased leoident--l
oitlhyr,ough grosg negligence,1
orwith intent to injure the U-j
mted States 01 usdome foreign
notion, according to the t
92nn#w39h;ots, ,i n- l9éı, won
is Fig with IEII8 88!
Roars-Roebuck eon- w
gain. ill F£b1#39;l.I81he# 3#93;]9;#. 39; 1947,
ll n calf in the Hallettaville
nfluh Show, and out of 121
awarded he £00k fifth,
i renek #39;i.l SweeHto rne:
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Hrs. Lorene Shrader.
Springs reported she saw .1
red bitarellekirg overhead
night
Mrs Marian Reed farm
found what she he raved wa
of n. ˇymg disk. It leaded v
hack vard While she was hr
out the elethes yesterday
noon She admitted she
frightened She described it
iound piece of tinfoil eight
as wide, searched or burns
pound the edges Both side=
shiny but one lide wag Ir
The Atomic Energv Act of 194692
provides even stricter penalties
for revealmg information, Mr
Cl-lih said Public Law 585 of the
Seventy-Ninth Longp:r-oeva-sid es
death or hie imprisonment, after
duo process of law, for disclosing
atomic information with llttıiiit, to
mqure the Uruted States.
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For occidental disclosures a
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anroenteupi to 20 years are
i ded,#39;C?aMsrh. pointeodu t.
d.#39;GHaits$ lTruck
good plgying1.] ] theg ames
atfrthe .B_ul}d§vSgta dium
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fdoirlopped straight down
the sky. i #39; #39;
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it in a. t-in can, and drove
miles to Gunter. 2m0ile;
west of Sherman. Scores on
about to Gee it.
; At Melissa, Collin Count;
Mane Killian and Mrs. Kay
reported seeing 1 strlnge
at 8:40 p. m. yesterday.
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* A gssolineitnaˇer truck ofrthe
Texas CpnselidatedT ransport Co.
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front oi-Ruben; Service Station
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O1j#39;_ b-a#lIl 39;placy,hinog0.l
slums otj the oplayeri
Charles, Calhoun. and his
er. W, J. Calhoun, pron
Grayaon County farmers
they our n dink yastardn
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W ırst ˇ_92iug dine,
iIt was reported by Hrs
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both the and her husband
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idiae is no particular my:
.#39; r P .1 . i Lmˇl umˇy Llondnˇ-doing mdaoma»g e to
or Qiıˇˇ U#39;.I
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I1M4#39;.92lnsotof rt he Firestone
0 on Lott Street, or from
R. C. McClend0n at Ln.eks
store 011 GVr6a3n!d,
boys or men wishing to plgy
of the teams may make
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Iieatinn at Lhe Firestone Store,
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At 10:45 a.m., July 7, 1I 947, ttaolk ed SAC Johnson of the #39;
Milwaukee ıˇce concerning the United Press item appearing i n the
Washingto Pnost for Monda Jyu, ly # w39ith;2 r,eference to a flying disc 53 3#39;1##or flying sauc ,allegedly reported to the Milwaukee Obfyfi ce -| Reve Jreonsdepıh oraf Sstk. Jyosep Chhu#r Gc3h9ra,;sftoWni,sconsin.
»*_ d SAG Johnson advised that the Lssociated Yress and the Tinitédd
#39 P;9re2ss between theours 1:00 and 6:00 am. todqr had madei nquiry 015- -
j. him as to whether anything had been reported to the Milwaukee Of#fi3ce9};
He declined to comment. He stated as a matter of fact the priest had- not
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made any contact with him, and he l earned from the Associated Press s .
that the priest was i ntoxicated and as far as the associated Press w as _#39;
concerned they were not releasing the stm-y because all that was involved
was a circular saw. Mr. Johnson stated the 1-iilwaukee Sentinel apparently
sent the report out and that they handled UPnrietessd service. He stated
a photograph of the priest was in this nor-ningie papı holding a circular
saw which apparently covers the body of the priest from arm ptiot arm pit.
_ a#t3ta9c;-hed to the saw are several wires and tswmoall tubes described as
about three i nches l ong and one i nch i n diameter. The news i tem i n the
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i nto the yard, perhap wsith a firecracke arttached H. r. Johns sotnated the
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_ today ttohe l ıilwaukee OI ffice. i nstructed SAC Jino hnson the event the .1
1 priest made a report to furnish details of the report i mmediately, but i n -
siı oi the natws of the i nfwsation i n his possession, no i nqui.r;; should
be conducted at the present.
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