(GEIPAN, Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales,
Sunday, 16 December 2012
UFO News Article:
“Roscoe Drummond: Honest Answers
Overdue On Flying Saucer Question”,
28 March 1966
(ThePalm Beach
Post, West Palm Beach, Florida )
(The
In this article, Roscoe
Drummond argues that the time has come for the President or Congress to name an
objective and respected panel to investigate, appraise and report on all
present and future UFO evidence about what is going on:
UFO News Article:
The late Captain Edward J. Ruppelt, U.S. Air Force,
Head of Project Blue Book (1952-1953)
(NARCAP.org photo)
“Military Report Once Accepted Space ‘Saucers’ ”,
4 January 1967 (Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette, Pennsylvania )
The article reports on the UFO
research work of U.S. Air Force Captain Edward J. Ruppelt, the Air Force’s
three UFO projects, Project Sign, Project Grudge and Project Blue Book and the alleged 1948 Project Sign document, “Estimate of the Situation”:
It was Edward J. Ruppelt’s 1956
book that first publicly disclosed the document. The book was cleared by the
U.S. Air Force.
Quote from the article:
“Today the Air Force denies that such a document ever existed. But Ruppelt claimed he saw it. It was, he wrote, a thick document printed on legal-size paper, with a black cover with ‘Top Secret’ printed across the cover.”
“Today the Air Force denies that such a document ever existed. But Ruppelt claimed he saw it. It was, he wrote, a thick document printed on legal-size paper, with a black cover with ‘Top Secret’ printed across the cover.”
Ruppelt was the director of
Project Blue Book from March 1952 until late 1953.
He was also the director of
Project Grudge from late 1951 until
it became Project Blue Book in March 1952, according to the
Wikipedia article, “Edward J. Ruppelt. ”
it became Project Blue Book in March 1952, according to the
Wikipedia article, “Edward J. Ruppelt.
The late Captain Edward J. Ruppelt, U.S. Air Force,
Head of Project Blue Book (1952-1953)
(NARCAP.org photo)
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