Tuesday 19 February 2019

UFO Book:
“PHYSICAL TRACES ASSOCIATED
WITH UFO SIGHTINGS”


Compiled by Ted R. Phillips, July 1975
(Center for UFO Studies, Northfield, Illinois)

Source: CUFOS.org

The book’s foreword is written by Dr. J. Allen Hynek.


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Ted R. Phillips (left) and Dr. J. Allen Hynek investigate the
2 November 1975 Medford, Minnesota, UFO landing incident
(rense.com photo)

Google Searches:
Focus On Albert M. Chop’s
Involvement In the UFO Issue


The late Albert M. Chop was a U.S. Air Force and NASA Public Affairs Officer.

Chop was initially very sceptical of UFOs, but after being promoted to Chief of the Press Section at Air Materiel Command (AMC) he changed his view on the UFO issue.

At the request of Major General John A. Samford and Major General Sory Smith of the Office of Public Information at the U.S. Defense Department, Chop was transferred (by U.S. Air Force Public Relations Office Chief Colonel DeWitt Searles) from Dayton, Ohio, to the Pentagon’s Press Section in Washington, D.C., in 1952.

When the 26 July 1952 Washington, D.C., UFO incident occurred, Chop was present in the radar control room at Washington National Airport.

(Search term: “Albert M. Chop” UFO)

(“Albert Chop” UFO)

Wikipedia article: “Air Materiel Command”:


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Albert M. Chop, MSC Deputy Public Affairs Officer, is shown at
his console in the Mission Control Operations Room at the NASA
Headquarters in Houston, Texas (project 1947.com photo)

UFO Interview (Transcript):
“Oral History Interview with Albert M. Chop”


November 1999
(Sign Oral History Project, Thomas Tulien, Project Coordinator,
Minneapolis, Minnesota)

The late Albert M. Chop was a U.S. Air Force and NASA Public Affairs Officer.

Chop was initially very sceptical of UFOs, but after being promoted to Chief of the Press Section at Air Materiel Command (AMC) he changed his view on the UFO issue.

At the request of Major General John A. Samford and Major General Sory Smith of the Office of Public Information at the U.S. Defense Department, Chop was transferred (by U.S. Air Force Public Relations Office Chief Colonel DeWitt Searles) from Dayton, Ohio, to the Pentagon’s Press Section in Washington, D.C., in 1952.

When the 26 July 1952 Washington, D.C., UFO incident occurred, Chop was present in the radar control room at Washington National Airport.


Wikipedia article: “Air Materiel Command”:


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Albert M. Chop, MSC Deputy Public Affairs Officer, is shown at
his console in the Mission Control Operations Room at the NASA
Headquarters in Houston, Texas (project 1947.com photo)