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Thursday, 28 January 2016
UFO Article (Blog):
“Latest digitised RAAF UAS file”
By Keith Basterfield, 29 January 2016
(UFOs – scientific research, Campbelltown,
Quote from the article:
“Introduction
One of the RAAF’s base level, unusual aerial sightings files, which I found on RecordSearch earlier this month, has just been digitised for me. I am waiting for two others to be digitised.
It is National Archives of Australia file series A9755 control symbol 10, barcode 3533543. It’s status is ‘Open with exception.’ The file was formerly a Department of Defence file, simply titled ‘Unusual Aerial Sightings,’ number 5/113/AIR Part 10, held by number 82 bomber wing, Amberley RAAF base in
The digitised
version has 39 pages, but there is a standard blue mask on the file indicating
that 2.5 cms thickness of other documents are on the file, but outside the
Archive Act.
The only way to
obtain these remaining papers is by submitting a request under the Freedom of
Information Act to the Department of Defence. As this would cost around
Aust$1,000 I am not going to do this. If any reader would like to go through
this process, the Australian UFO community would be very grateful.”
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UFO Article (Blog):
“Project Newsprint – Stage 2 –
Victoria – concludes”
By Keith Basterfield, 25 January 2016
(UFOs – scientific research, Campbelltown,
New South Wales, Australia)
New South Wales, Australia)
Quote from the article:
“Stage one
Project Newsprint commenced in September 2015. Its main aim is to seek any previously unknown, past or current sightings, from remote and regional
Stage one was
conducted in Western Australia
Stage two
The second state in which I chose to run Project Newsprint, was
Detailed articles
about the Project were carried by a number of papers, including the Mildura ‘Sunraysia
Daily’; (two articles) the ‘Swan Hill
Guardian’; the ‘Wangaratta Chronicle’; the ‘Mansfield Courier’ and the ‘Gippsland
Times.’ ”
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UFO Article (Blog):
“Three more vehicular close
encounters from Victoria”
By Keith Basterfield, 22 January 2016
(UFOs – scientific research, Campbelltown,
Quote from the article:
“I have now found out details about three more close
encounter cases from Victoria
Following the appearance of a piece
about Project Newsprint, in a recent issue of the ‘Gippsland Times’
I received a telephone call from a man, who told me about yet another
close encounter.
UFO Research NSW Inc. received a
fascinating report on 27 April 2015 from a 71 year old man from Coongulla , Victoria
An Internet search located the third
case, from a copy of the ‘South Gippsland Sentinel Times’ dated 18 February 2014.
This was an article titled ‘Close Encounters of the South Gippy Kind.’ ”
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UFO Article (Blog):
“Another Australian government
Valentich file emerges.”
By Keith Basterfield, 21 January 2016
(UFOs – scientific research, Campbelltown,
New South
Wales, Australia)
Quote from the article:
“On 28 June 2012 I wrote a blog piece about the
discovery of two Australian government files relating to the disappearance, in
1978, of pilot Frederick Valentich, over Bass
Strait , Australia
Last year, in September, while randomly checking the
National Archives of Australia’s RecordSearch database, I found a two part file
which also relates to the disappearance.
The new file is NAA file series B638, control symbol
M116/783/1047 parts 1 and part 2;
barcodes 10499635 and 10499636. Series B638 is comprised of 299 air
safety, accident and incident files, where M stands for Melbourne
I immediately requested that the files, whose status
was ‘Not yet examined’ be examined. On 18 December 2015, I was advised that both
parts of the file were now ‘open.’ I then submitted a request to have the file
digitised, and paid the relevant fee.
The file, when ‘open’ is titled ‘Accident on C182L -
Moorabbin Vic/King Island Tas - 21 October 1978. VH-DSJ [including multiple
newspaper cuttings regarding incident folder contains two piles.]’ ”
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Wednesday, 27 January 2016
U.S. Government UFO Document:
“PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD:
DATE: 29 Jul 62/
LOCATION: Ocean Springs, Mississippi”
(Project Blue Book , U.S. Air Force, Washington , D.C.
Source: Fold3.com, Lindon , Utah
The UFO (diamond shaped, sometimes triangular in
shape) was observed by an Ocean Springs man, his wife, daughter and niece.
The case is listed as “UNIDENTIFIED.”
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photo)
UFO Report:
“Low Flying Triangular Objects: A Safety Hazard”
April 2001
(National Institute for Discovery Science, Las Vegas , Nevada
Source: Internet Archive, San Francisco , California
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Tuesday, 26 January 2016
UFO Map:
“Triangular UFO Sightings and
Air Force Air Mobility Command Bases”
(National Institute for Discovery Science, Las Vegas , Nevada
Source: Internet Archive, San Francisco , California
“Map of 250 Recently Investigated Reports of Black
Triangles”:
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UFO Report:
“NIDS Investigations of the
Flying Triangle Enigma.”
August 2004
(National Institute for Discovery Science, Las Vegas , Nevada
Source: Internet Archive, San Francisco , California
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UFO Report:
“Comparison of Unidentified Triangular or Deltoid Aircraft Location Patterns in Three Independent UFO Databases: NIDS, MUFON and Larry Hatch”
June 2001
(National Institute for Discovery Science, Las Vegas , Nevada
Source: Internet Archive, San Francisco , California
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U.S. Government UFO Document (FOIA):
“UFO REPORTEDLY LANDS IN
MOUNTAIN PASS NEAR YEREVAN”
Publication date: 5 August 1991
(Central Intelligence Agency (foia.cia.gov), Washington , D.C.
The whole text:
“A UFO REPORTEDLY LANDED IN A MOUNTAIN PASS IN THE
VICINITY OF THE ASTAVAN VILLAGE, 12-15 KM FROM YEREVAN, ON AUGUST 4 AT APPROXIMATLY
21:30 LOCAL TIME, THE NORUTIUM SERVICE NEWS AGENCY REPORTS.
ACCORDING TO EYEWITNESSES’ REPORTS, THE UFO STAYED
THERE UNTIL 3 A .M.
WITH ITS LIGHTS TWINKLING, CHANGING ITS SHAPE. HOWEVER, NOBODY DARED TO
APPROACH IT.”
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Google Website Searches:
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Website: FOIA.CIA.gov:
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(UFO)
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Monday, 25 January 2016
UFO Book Manuscript:
“UFO’s: An Air Force Dilemma”
By Major Hector Quintanilla, Jr., U.S.
(Internet Archive, San Francisco , California
Source: National Institute for Discovery Science, Las Vegas , Nevada
The book manuscript (copyrighted 1974) was written in 1975,
according to NIDS:
The late Hector Quintanilla, Jr. was the last
chief officer of Project Blue Book (1963-1970), the U.S. Air Force’s
investigation into the UFO phenomenon.
NOTE: Hector Quintanilla was a Major, according to Project Blue Book documents.
The late Major Hector Quintanilla, Jr., U.S. Air Force,
Chief Officer of Project Blue Book (1963-1969)
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UFO Mailing List Post:
“Hector Quintanilla’s Unpublished Manuscript”
By Colm Kelleher, 5 February 2001
(UFO UpDates,Toronto ,
Canada
(UFO UpDates,
The whole post:
“NIDS publishes previously unpublished manuscript by
Project Blue Book’s Lt. Col. Hector Quintanilla.
For the first time NIDS is electronically publishing a book manuscript written in 1975 by Lt. Col. Hector Quintanilla, the head of the USAF Project Blue Book. Project Blue Book was supposed to be an objective investigation and documentation of the UFO phenomenon carried out by the United States Air Force from March 1952 until December 1969.
For the first time NIDS is electronically publishing a book manuscript written in 1975 by Lt. Col. Hector Quintanilla, the head of the USAF Project Blue Book. Project Blue Book was supposed to be an objective investigation and documentation of the UFO phenomenon carried out by the United States Air Force from March 1952 until December 1969.
NIDS’ purpose in making available this previously
unpublished manuscript is twofold: (a) to demonstrate to the interested public,
through the authors own unedited words, Lt. Col.
Quintanilla’s attitudes, preconceptions and biases that dominated Project Blue
Book and (b) to make available to historians and to the public the methodology
and practices employed by the United States Air Force in investigating and cataloging
the UFO phenomenon.
The manuscript covers the years of Quintanilla’s own
involvement from July 1963-December1969 in Project Blue Book and also contains
many valuable insights into the public and media reaction to the USAF funded
study, from the perspective of the author. In particular, Lt. Col. Quintanilla’s
descriptions of University
of Arizona
The complete book, which is copyrighted to Karl
Quintanilla, can be found on the NIDS web site at: http://www.nidsci.org. A separate
forward to the book, written by Alex Chionetti and J. Antonio Huneeus will be
added when it is received.”
http://www.ufoupdateslist.com/2001/feb/m05-007.shtmlNOTE: Hector Quintanilla was a Major, according to Project Blue Book documents.
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U.S. Government UFO Document:
“PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD:
DATE: 24 April 1964/
LOCATION: Socorro, New Mexico”
(Project Blue Book , U.S. Air Force, Washington , D.C.
Source: Fold3.com, Lindon , Utah
The UFO (which had landed near a dynamite shack) was
observed by police officer Lonnie Zamora.
The case is listed as “UNIDENTIFIED.”
The document contains newspaper articles.
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U.S. Government UFO Article:
“News & Information:
How To Investigate a Flying Saucer”
(Central
Intelligence Agency , Washington
Quote from the article:
“Hector Quintanilla, the last chief officer of the US
Air Force’s famous UFO investigation program, Project BLUE BOOK, was in charge
of the Zamora Zamora Zamora
Project BLUE BOOK was based at Wright-Patterson Air
Force Base near Dayton , Ohio Zamora 90,’ Haines says that ‘while
the Agency’s concern over UFOs was substantial until the early 1950s, CIA has
since paid only limited and peripheral attention to the phenomena.’
With over 20 years of investigations, from the late
1940s until Project BLUE BOOK’s termination in 1969, the CIA and USAF have
learned a thing or two about how to investigate a UFO sighting. While most
government officials and scientists now dismiss flying saucer reports as a
quaint relic of the 1950s and 1960s, there’s still a lot that can be learned
from the history and methodology of ‘flying saucer intelligence.’ ”
https://www.cia.gov/news-information/featured-story-archive/2016-featured-story-archive/how-to-investigate-a-flying-saucer.html
The facts (official CIA UFO documents) seem to contradict the view the Agency takes of the UFO phenomenon (last paragraph).
The facts (official CIA UFO documents) seem to contradict the view the Agency takes of the UFO phenomenon (last paragraph).
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Google Website Searches:
Focus On Project Blue Book
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Saturday, 23 January 2016
Google Website Searches:
Focus On Project Blue Book Documents
Mentioning Motor Vehicle/Motor Vehicle Engine/Headlights/Lights/Radio
Website: Fold3.com (Lindon , Utah
(Car)
(Cars)
(Automobile)
(Automobiles)
(Auto)
(Autos)
(Station Wagon)
(Taxi)
(Truck)
(Trucks)
(Bus)
(Tractor)
(Motor Vehicle)
(Vehicle)
(Car Motor)
(Automobile Engine)
(Automobile Motor)
(Motor)
(Car Headlights)
(Car Lights)
(Automobile Headlights)
(Automobile Lights)
(Auto Headlights)
(Auto Lights)
(Headlights)
(Car Radio)
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UFO Article (Blog):
“Project Blue Book – Exposed…”
By Kevin D. Randle, 22 July 2007
(A Different Perspective, Cedar Rapids , Iowa
Quote from the article:
“Back in the olden days, while I was still in college
and a member of Air Force ROTC, I learned that the Project Blue Book files were
available for study and review at the Air Force Archives at the what was then
called Maxwell Air Force Base. The announcement was made in an internal Air
Force document, meaning, simply, that it was circulated inside the Air Force
but not necessarily in the civilian world. It said that anyone who traveled to Alabama
They eventually told us about a master index to the
sightings. This master index gave the dates of the sightings, location, names
of the witnesses and the Air Force conclusion. Cornett and I went through the
whole thing and copied the information of all the unidentifieds, most of the
photo cases, landing trace cases, and anything else that struck us as
important. I didn’t know how valuable that information would become later.
In other files, they took the names out of the Air
Force generated reports, but left the names in newspaper articles that were
filed with the reports. In other words, in some cases, you can put the names
back in.
But remember, Cornett and I copied the names from so
many of the case files that I, too, can put them back in. In fact, in Project
Blue Book – Exposed, Appendix B is a listing of those cases, including the date
and time, location and the witnesses, along with a brief description of the
sighting.”
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