“Diagram of the UFOs tracked by Washington’s National Airport radar scope on 20 July 1952. At A, 7 objects approach the Nation’s capital from the south. At B, some are seen over the White House and Capitol. At C, they appear over Andrews Air Force Base. At D, one UFO tracks an airliner. At E, one is seen to make a sharp right angle turn.” Source: UFOs – A Pictorial History From Antiquity to the Present, by David C. Knight. (McGraw Hill Book Co., 1979.) (rense.com image)
Friday, 13 December 2013
UFO Article (Blog):
“A Forgotten Piece of 1959 Research”
By Dr. Michael D. Swords, 4
April 2010
(The Big Study)
The article focuses mainly on
two UFO polls conducted by John Lester of the Newark Star-Ledger:
Quote from the article:
“The mention was about a poll
that Lester made of 50 commercial pilots about what they felt about UFOs and
the way the government was handling the subject and treating the witnesses.
Lester did a much more
ambitious poll than the one with the pilots. Taking a full month to accomplish
it, he contacted 1000 government radar operators around the US and asked
several questions: Had they seen UFOs? Did their radars track them? Were they ‘real
targets’? What did they think about all this? Lester's results were far more
stunning [for me] than the pilot responses.”
“Diagram of the UFOs tracked by Washington’s National Airport radar scope on 20 July 1952. At A, 7 objects approach the Nation’s capital from the south. At B, some are seen over the White House and Capitol. At C, they appear over Andrews Air Force Base. At D, one UFO tracks an airliner. At E, one is seen to make a sharp right angle turn.” Source: UFOs – A Pictorial History From Antiquity to the Present, by David C. Knight. (McGraw Hill Book Co., 1979.) (rense.com image)