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Case Number: 2006-0474-F FOI MARKER Document ID: 9506127 Row: 44 Shelf: 10 Position: 3 Section: 5 Stack: v This is not a textual record. This is used as an administrative marker by the Clinton Presidential Library Staff. Original OA/ID Number: 599 SUBJECT/TITLEDATERESTRICTION n.d. P6/b(6) 001a. list Summary of Letters and Documents [partial] (1 page) 05/08/95P6/b(6) 001b. letter The Center for Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence [partial] (1 page) n.d.P6/b(6) Presidential Records Act - |44 U.S.C. 2204(a)] FOLDER TITLE: 9506127 DOCUMENT NO. AND TYPE Pl National Security Classified Information ((a)(1) of the PRA| P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office ((a)(2) of the PRA] P3 Release would violate a Federal statute |(aX3) of the PRA] P4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or financial information |(aX4) of the PRA] PS Release would disclose confidential advice between the President and his advisors, or between such advisors Ia)(5) of the PRA] P6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy 1(a)(6) of the PRA] b(l) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA] b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an agency ((b)(2) of the FOIA] b(3) Release would violate a Federal statute ](bX3) of the FOIA] b(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial information ((b)(4) of the FOIA] b(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy ](bX6) of the FOIA] b(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes 1(b)(7) of the FOIA] b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of financial institutions ((b)(8) of the FOIA] b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information concerning wells 1(b)(9) of the FOIA] 2006-0474-F ehl 16 Steven M. Greer to President Clinton, re: Meeting and Executive Order, (partial) (1 page) COLLECTION: Clinton Presidential Records NSC Records Management ([Flying Saucer or UFO]) OA/Box Number: 599 Withdrawal/Redaction Sheet Clinton Library 00 lc. briefing paper C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of gift. PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C. 2201(3). RR. Document will be reviewed upon request. RESTRICTION CODES Freedom of Information Act - (5 U.S.C. 552(b)] TO: SENS FROM: DORS KEYWORDS:SPACE PROGRAMSSPACE POLICY PERSONS:GREER, STEVEN SUBJECT: ACTION: FOR RECORD PURPOSES DUE DATE: 12 AUG 95STATUS: C STAFF OFFICER: NONELOGREF: FILES: WHNSCP:CODES: DOCUMENT DISTRIBUTION FOR ACTION FOR CONCURRENCE J COMMENTS: W/ATTCHDISPATCHED BY DATE BY HAND OPENED BY: NSASK CLOSED BY: NSASK DOC1 OF 1 UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED NSC/RMO PROFILE REQUEST FOR MTG W/ ADMIN MEMByERS RE DECLASSIFICATION OF ALL MATERIALS RELATING TO UFO DOC DATE: 03 AUG 95 SOURCE REF: RECORD ID: 9506127 RECEIVED: 09 AUG 95 09 FOR INFO BELL SEATON SESTAK RECORD ID: 9506127 DOC ACTION OFFICER CAO ASSIGNED ACTION REQUIRED 001 X 95080909 FOR RECORD PURPOSES UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED ACTION DATA SUMMARY REPORT // S ¥2? cu O ■ OUTGOING :rnal INCOMING SVA^IGBT COAUTldN Name of Correspondent: (B) (C) Ml Mail Report User Codes: (A) (TH ADAAtM . AA£aA€E.\£S J Subject: OF AUC A£GO^-0^ |gHtArc£> DISPOSITION ACTION ROUTE TO: ^KT,"?e Code (Staff Name) Office/Agency 03 CL 9r/gG 9r/Qg/3>o ORIGINATOR 5 CO AT zfo (f fh o^> Referral Note: -y'£> 4 ?5-,^yo / a/ 55X (V 5 EH Referral Note:•ral /I 75 I I Referral Note: II I I Referral Note: Completion Date = Date of Outgoing Comments: 5/81 I - Info Copy Only/No Action Necessary R - Direct Reply w/Copy S ■ For Signature X - Interim Reply WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENCE TRACKING WORKSHEET Action Code C ■ Completed S- Suspended Q o Keep this worksheet attached to the original incoming letter. Send all routing updates to Central Reference (Room 75, OEOB). Always return completed correspondence record to Central Files. Refer questions about the correspondence tracking system to Central Reference, ext. 2590. ACTION CODES: A - Appropriate Action C ■ Comment/Recommendation D ■ Draft Response F - Furnish Fact Sheet to be used as Enclosure DISPOSITION CODES: A - Answered B ■ Non-Special Referral 19 sponse H - lUTfl ®'z'T-INC0 Date Correspondence QC~ . aa , Received(YY/MM/DD) I UV / PC Referral Note: Tracking Date YY/MM/DD Completion Date YY/MM/DD FOR OUTGOING CORRESPONDENCE: Type of Response = Initials of Signer Code = "A” ID # 1EET \ \ —s RECORDS MANAGEMENT ONLY CLASSIFICATION SECTION Individual Codes: Media: PRESIDENTIAL REPLY Form Comment Date Code * p- Time: C Time: DSP SIGNATURE CODES: Secondary Subject Codes: Prime Subject Code: No. of Additional Correspondents:. CPn - Presidential Correspondence n - 0 - Unknown n -1 - William J. Clinton n - 2 - Bill Clinton n - 3 - Bill CLn - First Lady's Correspondence n -1 - Hillary Rodham Clinton n - 2 - Hillary Clinton n - 3 - Hillary n - 4 - Mrs. Hillary Clinton CBn - Presidential & First Lady's Correspondence n • 1 - Hillary & Bill Clinton n - 2 ■ Hillary & Bill B - Box/package C- Copy - Official document F-FAX G - Message H - Handcarned L - Letter M - Mailgram O - Memo P • Photo R - Report S - Sealed T - Telegram V - Telephone X - Miscellaneous Y ■ Study _ Media: MEDIA CODES: August 3, 1995 M.D. 28813 Sincerely, (Corres. 2350882) AD/SEM/KM/jfc cc : cc : James A. Dorskind Special Assistant to the President Director of Correspondence and Presidential Messages I have forwarded your request for a meeting with members of the Administration to the appropriate White House staff. Thank you for taking the time to write. Steven M. Greer, Director Center For the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence Post Office Box 15401 Asheville, North Carolina On behalf of President Clinton, thank you for your letter and the information regarding your work on the issue of extraterrestrials. The President appreciates your interest and longstanding involvement in this issue. Seth Masket, 93 OEOB Andy Jens, with incoming Dear Dr. Greer: DRAFT OF JAD LETTER INITIALS: JD / sem DOCUMENT TITLE: /sir/jad/greer.sm.sem DRAFT DATE / LETTER DATE: Jul 14 1995 / CORRESPONDENCE #: 2350882 CLEAR WITH: WHCC: TO:ENCLOSURES AND SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: M.D. Studyo f Dear Dr. Greer, On behalf of President Clinton, thank you for your letter and your information regarding extraterrestrials. The President appreciates your interest and longstanding involvement in this issue. We have forwarded your information to the Office of Scheduling so they meeting withofthe members maya Administration.Thank you for taking the time to write. M 2 7 I99u JUL CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESSED Steven M. Greer, Director Center For the Extreterrestrial Intelligence Post Office Box 15401 Asheville, North Carolina 28813 request for CC: FWD.W/INCOMING TO: Office of Scheduling and Advance know of your <0 cosee THE PROJECT STARLIGHT COALITION June 4, 1995 Dear Mr. President: rian O'Leary IgakMilchcll Foil Geon# Lamb Sandy Wright Marie "Bootsie" Galbraith 1 That the President issue an executive order to declassify and release currently classified materials, documents and evidence related to the subject. William Jefferson Clinton President of the United States The White House Washington, D.C. // We, the members of the Project Starlight Coalition, a group of American and international citizens working to effect a public disclosure on the UFO/extraterrestrial issue, respectfully request the following: We feel that these requests are consistent with recent administration actions which resulted in the release of classified information related to the Department of Energy, intelligence satellite photographs, and other documents. We recommend that this matter be handled expeditiously and we respectfully look forward to your reply. That appropriate members of the administration meet with members of the Project Starlight Coalition to review significant evidence and witness testimony related to the subject. That the President issue an executive order to release U. S. government witnesses from their national security obligations/oaths related to the subject so that they may provide public testimony. Sincerely, ^Sp^cn M. Greer, NLD. < Col. Jesse Marcel, M.D. Cdr. Will Miller Megazali A. Endreev Valery Ouvarov Valery Dvuzhikny Shari Adami; rt O. De; celia Vindiola Dean Ralph Steiner Martin Keller > , Kent Jeffrey Michael Amo A /‘ve, rrb. Eovekm s—- Robert Mitchell William W.HoLdenfSr. '"".JacquiDupne ORM OPTICAL DISK NETWORK ID#. Hardcopy pages are in poor condition (too light or too dark). Remainder of case not scanned. Oversize attachment not scanned. Report not scanned. Enclosure (s) not scanned. Incoming letter(s) not scanned. Proposal not scanned. Statement not scanned. Duplicate letters attached - not scanned. Only table of contents scanned. No incoming letter attached. Only tracking sheet scanned. Photo (s) not scanned. Bill not scanned. Resolution not scanned. Comments: THE WHITE HOUSE WAS H1N GTO N \ Proclamation not scanned. Steven M. Greer, M.D. International Director of CSETI Kevin Foley Wabasha Group Sandy Wright Board Member, Noetic Sciences and BSW Foundation William W. Holden, Sr. Air Force Assistant to John F. Kennedy Stephen L. Lovekin, Esq. Aide to President Eisenhower and Cryptographer Megazali A. Endreev Minister of Internal Affairs Kabardino-Balkarian Republic, Russia George Lamb Assistant to Laurance Rockefeller Marie "Bootsie" Galbraith (Mrs. Evan Galbraith) BSW Foundation SIGNATORIES TO LETTER TO PRESIDENT CLINTON FROM THE STARLIGHT COALITION, JUNE 4, 1995 Edgar Mitchell, Ph D. Apollo Astronaut, Physicist and Founder, Institute of Noetic Sciences Cdr. Will Miller Military Strategist Brian O'Leary, Ph D. Apollo Astronaut and Physicist Col. Jesse Marcel, M.D. Roswell Witness Shari Adamiak Executive Director of CSETI Ralph Steiner KPFK-Pacifica Radio/NPR Dan Drasin Independent Media Producer Robert Mitchell Researcher Kent Jeffrey Delta Airlines Pilot, Roswell Declaration Valery Ouvarov Russian Scientist Valery Dvuzhikny Russian Scientist Cecelia Vindiola Dean Researcher Jacqui Dunne Pacific Rim Productions Michael Amo United Nations - NGO Representative Martin Keller Publicist - CSETI Robert O. Dean Ret. Sgt. Major, U.S. Army Page 2 Signatories to letter to President Clinton from Project Starlight Coalition 9. Central Intelligence Report - 3 August 1962 From James Angleton Re: Mariyln Monroe 6. Summary of Points regarding Project Starlight for the Clinton Administration Hand Delivered to DCI James Woolsey 13 December 1993 8. Costa Rica - 4 September 1971 Photo of Aerial Disc and summary of analysis 11. From: Col. Dalton - CINCNORAD - Commander in Chief - 11 November 1975 To: Secretary of Defense Re: Unknown Air Activity 7. Vancouver Island, British Columbia - 8 October 1981 Photo of Aerial Disc and summary of analysis 5. UFO/ETI Disinformation: Implications for National Security and International Security Policy Makers - Steven M. Greer, M.D. 15 November 1994 Summary of Letters and Documents (in order of appearance) 4. Memo to the Clinton Administration - 17 March 1995 Re: Executive Order Releasing UFO/ETI Witnesses and Documents 3. Points Supporting an Executive Order to Release witnesses from national security oaths and to declassify documents related to UFOs/ETI 20 March 1995 2. Project Starlight Strategy: Presidential Amnesty for ET/UFO Witnesses 10 February 1995 1. Letter to President Clinton - 8 May 1995 From CSETI Project Starlight - Steven M. Greer, M.D. Re: Meeting of Witnesses and Executive Order 10. Transcript of Testimony -William Holden, Presidential Steward for Kennedy on Air Force One Re: Conversation in June 1993 18. From Air Force Special Security Office - 18 July 1955 Re: Sightings 19. Memorandum to the Controller of Telecommunications -Ottawa, Ontario, 21 November 1950 From: Wilbert B. Smith, Senior Radio Engineer Re: Flying Saucers (referring to information received from US Government) 15. Memo from Headquarter 81st Combat Support Group - New York - 13 January 1981 Re: Unexplained Lights and Trace Landing Marks 16. Excerpts from Reports from SAC - 29 October 1975 Re: "Defense against helicopter assault" 14. Memo from Wilbur L. Mitchell, Mathematician, Data Reduction Unit - 13 July 1950 To: Commanding Officer - AF Cambridge Research Laboratory Re: Sightings of aerial phenomena on 27 April and 24 May 1950 13. Letter from Astronaut Gordon Cooper - 9 November 1978 To: UN Ambassador for Grenada Re: Validity of Extraterrestrial Spacecraft and their crews 23. Air Intelligence Information Report - 14 October 1955 Re: "Eye Witness account of the ascent and flight of an unconventional aircraft in the Trans Caucasus region of the USSR" 20. Letter from Dr. Robert Sarbacher - 29 November 1983 To: William Steinman Re: Crashed saucer studies and research projects 12. Letter from Walter B. Smith, Director of Central Intelligence - 20 April 1977 To: Director, Psychological Strategy Board Re: Psychological Warfare and UFOs 17. Extracts from Norad Command Director's Log 29 October - 23 November 1975 Extracts 24 NORAD Region - Senior Director Log 7 November - 19 November 1975 National Military Command Center - 21 January 1976 - Re: Sightings at Cannon AFB National Military Command Center - 31 January 1976 - Re: Sightings at Eglin AFB National Military Command Center - 30 July 1976 - Re: Sightings at Fort Ritchie 21. Authorized Publication of Documents from the Belgian Ministry of Defence - 5 July 1990 article by Marie-Therese de Brasses in "Paris-Match" 22. Report from Office of the AC of S, G-2, Headquarters , Fourth Army, Fort Sam Houston, TX - 13 January 1949 Re: Summary of Sightings SLBJECT/TITLE DATERESTRICTION Summary of Letters and Documents [partial] (1 page)n.d.P6/b(6) 001a. list Presidential Records Act - |44 U.S.C. 2204(a)] DOCUMENT NO. AND TYPE Pl National Security Classified Information [(a)(1) of the PRA] P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office ((a)(2) of the PRA] P3 Release would violate a Federal statute ](aX3) of the PRA] P4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or financial information 1(a)(4) of the PRA] PS Release would disclose confidential advice between the President and his advisors, or between such advisors |a)(5) of the PRA] P6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRA] FOLDER TITLE: 9506127 2006-0474-F ehl 16 b(l) National security classified information ](bXl) of the FOIA] b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an agency ((b)(2) of the FOIA] b(3) Release would violate a Federal statute ](bX3) of the FOIA] b(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial information ((b)(4) of the FOIA] b(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy 1(b)(6) of the FOIA] b(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes 1(b)(7) of the FOIA] b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of financial institutions 1(b)(8) of the FOIA] b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information concerning wells ](bX9) of the FOIA] Withdrawal/Redaction Marker Clinton Library COLLECTION: Clinton Presidential Records NSC Records Management ([Flying Saucer or UFO]) OA/Box Number: 599 RESTRICTION CODES Freedom of Information Act - |5 U.S.C. 552(b)] C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of gift. PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C. 2201(3). RR. Document will be reviewed upon request. < A 29. Report on Sightings at Kirtland AFB - 8 August - 3 September 1980 Fax: 704-274-6766 (b)(6) CLINTON LIBRARY PHOTOCOPY 33. Memo from Bolling AFB - November 1980 Re: Request for photo imagery interpretation of unidentified object 26. Memo from Assistant Director of Scientific Intelligence - 20 April 1977 To: Director of Central Intelligence Re: How to address issue of "Flying Saucers" and the implications 25. Memo from Assistant Director of Scientific Intelligence - 20 April 1977 To: Director of Central Intelligence Re: Flying Saucers and the intelligence problems they pose 35. CSETI Briefing Document - including: CSETI Comprehensive Assessment Foundation of Interplanetary Unity Summary Research Results Research Reports 28. Air Intelligence Report No. 100-203-79 - 10 December 1948 "Analysis of Flying Object Incidents in the United States" 32. Memo from JCS - September 1976 Re: Sighting of UFO in Iran 19 September 1976 27. Federal Aviation Administration - 6 January 1987 Statement of Air Traffic Control Specialist, Carl Henley re Sighting 34. Article by Captain Henry S. Shields, HQ USAFEZINOMP Re: Sightings in Iran - late 1976 24. CIC, FAO #8, Knoxville, TN - 15 October 1950 Re: Objects sighted over Oak Ridge 31. Report from Joint Chiefs of Staff, Message Center - 3 June 1980 Sightings in Peru 30. Report from Joint Staff - Washington DC - March 1990 Re: UFO issue and Belgium This is only a small sampling of the documents and evidence we have collected. CSETI P.O. Box 15401 Asheville, NC 28813 Phone: a RESTRICTIONDATE SUBJECT/TITLE 05/08/95P6/b(6) 001b. letter Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)] 2006-0474-F ehl 16 FOLDER TITLE: 9506127 DOCUMENT NO. AND TYPE b(l) National security classified information [(bXl) of the FOIA] b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an agency 1(b)(2) of the FOIA] b(3) Release would violate a Federal statute ](bX3) of the FOIA] b(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial information |(bX4) of the FOIA] b(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy 1(b)(6) of the FOIA] b(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes ((b)(7) of the FOIA] b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of financial institutions 1(b)(8) of the FOIA] b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information concerning wells 1(b)(9) of the FOIA] Pl National Security Classified Information ((a)(1) of the PRA] P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office 1(a)(2) of the PRA| P3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(aX3) of the PRA] P4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or financial information 1(a)(4) of the PRA] PS Release would disclose confidential advice between the President and his advisors, or between such advisors (a)(5) of the PRA] P6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy ((a)(6) of the PRA] Steven M. Greer to President Clinton, re: Meeting and Executive Order, (partial) (1 page) Withdrawal/Redaction Marker Clinton Library COLLECTION: Clinton Presidential Records NSC Records Management ([Flying Saucer or UFO]) OA/Box Number: 599 RESTRICTION CODES Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)] C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of gift. PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C. 2201(3). RR. Document will be reviewed upon request. ».<• C S E T I PO Box 15401 Asheville NC 28813 TO: President Bill Clinton FROM: CSETI Project Starlight, Steven M. Greer M.D. RE: Meeting and Executive Order r Who speaks for planet earth? We feel that the peop'e of earth should, not a small covert Our team has had recent conversations with former Air Force Office of Special Investigations and Naval Intelligence officers and other senior military personnel which indicate that current handling of this subject constitutes a threat to the national security, to the basic structures of constitutional democracy, and specifically to the integrity of the United States Constitution. As mentioned previously, we feel that a strategy leading to disclosure on this subject should be urgently pursued, and we are requesting a meeting win relevant Administration officials as soon as possible. Astronaut Gordon Cooper, Apollo Astronaut Dr. Brian O'leary, John F. Kennedy Chief Steward for Air Force One, Bill Holden, a prominent NASA scientist, and others could attend such a meeting. Please find enclosed several documents previously conveyed to the Administration via the Director of Central Intelligence (James Woolsey), the President's Science Advisor and Mr. Bruce Lindsey regarding the UFO/ETI subject. Long term trends towards increasingly covert, quasi-privatized, 'black-budget' management of this subject, combined with a concomitant increase in disinformation and public deception, must be arrested and reversed. Neither the Congress nor relevant and responsible military, intelligence and Administration officials are receiving honest and reliable information and assessments of this situation. Legal and constitutionally sanctioned control over this subject appears to have been diminished, if not completely lost, and this has created a dynamic of covert activities and programs which threaten the national security. Multiple military intelligence sources have independently confirmed to us the use of experimental, SDI related weapons against extraterrestrial spacecraft, with at least two successful hits. If this has even a remote chance of being true, it would indicate the dire need for a reversal of the covert management of this subject, and the need for the public and the international community to dialogue on this subject in a sane and rational manner. Very senior members of the U.N. community with whom we have met concur with this assessment. MEMO 8 May 1995 2 (b)(6) (b)(6) J. r Please be assured that our hopes and our prayers are with you. Sincerely, FAX: 704-274-6766 Phone: (b)(6) Steven M. Greer M.D. Director of CSETI CSETI, Mr. Laurance Rockefeller, Astronaut Gordon Cooper, as well as several other prominent astronauts and military figures will be convening a meeting of witnesses on June 2, 3 and 4, 1995, and we invite the Administration to send an observer or participant to this meeting. If this would be possible, please contact Dr. Steven Greer at (b)(6) ]or Mr. Kevin Foley at (b)(6) operation which, without consultation, controls a subject which affects the entire planet in vast and profound ways. We have located a number of military and intelligence witnesses to this subject who require a Presidential Executive Order releasing them from their national security oaths and obligations on this subject (see enclosed memo of 10 February 1995). We are urgently requesting that this be done as soon as possible. If there are no substantial disclosures resulting from these witnesses, then the subject may be put to rest. However, if what we have learned in confidence is true, then these witnesses can confirm the existence of extraterrestrial life forms visiting this planet, and help to move this matter into the public domain for dialogue and international consultation, thus effectively ending the exclusive covert control. A subject this profound in its implications for life on earth must not be allowed to be the exclusive domain of a covert group which is accountable to neither the public nor recognized governmental authorities. For secret and covert processes are at great risk for taking on a life of their own, and in doing so threaten the security of our nation and of the world. We appeal to the President, the National Security Advisor and others in the Administration to take decisive steps to effect disclosure on this subject prior to the 1996 election year. In doing so, a great service will be rendered to the world and its peoples, and this important matter will rightly become the focus of the world community. We are acutely aware of the courage needed to face this challenge, but we are equally aware of the risks to world peace and democracy of doing nothing. We feel that the Administration should take decisive steps to regain constitutional and accountable control over this matter, and that a strategy should be developed to effect a well­ thought out disclosure. RATIONALE FOR AN EXECUTIVE ORDER: PROJECT STARLIGHT STRATEGY: PRESIDENTIAL AMNESTY FOR ET/UFO WITNESSES Therefore, it would take years, and perhaps decades for all of these witnesses to be individually released from these obligations from all of the various granting entities, assuming these entities could be identified or would be willing to cooperate. Normally, release from a national security oath, especially top secret, special access projects, requires a specific release from the agency or department granting the classification clearance . Unfortunately, from a practical point of view, this is logistically not feasible because UFO/ETI witnesses: As outlined in previous Project Starlight strategy documents, the testimony of these individuals will be combined comprehensively with other high level evidence, including ET craft metal samples, daylight and unambiguous photographs and videotapes, government documents, and military and civilian pilot cases of strong evidential integrity. These combined data will constitute the Briefing Document, which will be used to brief world leaders, scientific panels, religious leaders, and eventually, the public. >Have received clearances from multiple and diverse agencies and departments >Were associated with entities of the Government which do not currently have involvement in this area INTRODUCTION: Part of the evidence being collected for Project Starlight involves the testimony of first hand, credible witnesses to ET events, including ET spacecraft retrieval and R and D operations, certain historical military and intelligence operations ( such as military jet pursuits of ET craft and gun camera footage) and NASA related space events. A number of these witnesses have been identified, all of whom have signed various national security oaths related to these operations. While some of these witnesses are reluctantly willing to testify in violation of these oaths, most are not, and have requested that we pursue the granting of amnesty ( from prosecution for the violation of these oaths ). A number of these individuals are heros of our country; they are senior government, military and astronautical figures who are convinced that the time has come for the truth about ETI/UFOs to be told. But they are also afraid of reprisals against them if they testify without a prior release from their national security oaths. The minimum we owe these courageous people is an executive order granting them permission to testify publicly about their historical involvement with this subject. -2- / STRATEGIC POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS: Doing so would not only be the fair and just thing to do, but would position the President Since most current operations are largely privatized and/or 'black', and probably beyond practical Presidential access, the most effective action for the President to take would be to : Neither the Congress nor the courts would have appropriate powers or jurisdiction to release these individuals for public testimony/ disclosure. Because of these factors, the only timely and appropriate means for obtaining protection for these potential witnesses is at the level of the President of the United States, via executive order. 1. Issue an Executive Order releasing individuals from their national security oaths related to this subject, as it pertains to historical involvement before 1975 or 1980. As mentioned in an earlier Briefing Document for the Clinton Administration, given to DCI Woolsey on 13 December 1993, the historical connection of the US Government to this subject will come out during the disclosure process. The Clinton Administration would be best served by positioning itself so that it would appear to be cooperative in the disclosure process. Otherwise, it may be unfairly accused of 'cover-up' , even though current operations related to ETI are largely privatized, or 'black budget' activities, and not directly linked to the President. Nevertheless, as legal head of the US Government, the President will be viewed as either a protector of the status quo, or a courageous leader who, at the minimum, facilitated the disclosure of this material. As set out in Project Starlight documents, and as previously presented to Director of Central Intelligence Woosley, it is our sincere desire to orchestrate this disclosure process and announcement in a unifying and non-political manner. Indeed, it is our intention that the process be as global and as inclusive as possible, taking care not to alarm or offend any culture or government. Our overall strategy is designed so that this disclosure will exert a positive, unifying effect on humanity, thus transcending the usual fractured surface of human life, while simultaneously establishing the foundation for future inter-planetary relations. Since some of these wimesses are willing to come forward even without an executive order, and since we possess adequate evidence to make a definitive case for the existence of these spacecraft, which will be presented in the worldwide media, it is in the best interests of the United States, its government and the President to move decisively in the direction of cooperation. 2. Issue an Executive Order releasing from all Government Agencies and Departments all documents related to this subject which date from the above period (ie prior to 1975 or 1980) -3- RECOMMENDATIONS: In summary, we would recommend the following course of action: favorably both domestically and globally. Such cooperation may even be viewed heroically by a majority of people. 1. Senior Strategists of Project Starlight should meet as soon as possible with relevant Clinton Administration officials to brief them on the complexities of the current situation and the subject matter in general; Fortunately, the astronaut in question was shocked and dubious that the RNC Chairman would approach him on this subject, and we believe that he is wise enough to know that this process should not fall prey to partisan political exploitation. We are not, however, sure that such resolve and sensibilities will prevail indefinitely. We would strongly recommend that the White House move decisively to work closely, and yet privately, with the Starlight Coalition, which now has the bipartisan support of respected scientists, astronauts, and civilian leaders both here and abroad. Alternatively ( and unfortunately) recent information obtained by us indicates that a nonpartisan approach to this problem may be possible for only a relatively short time. A member of our Strategy Team, in a direct, personal conversation with a well known astronaut, learned that this astronaut was approached recently by the chairman of the Republican National Committee (Barbour). Barbour asked him to join a group of republicans who were planning to 'divulge all the evidence about UFOs and ETT to the public in the very near future. As of Feb. 1, we have learned that about 12 astronauts,and various other officials have been approached. This is an ominous and disturbing development, since it appears that our international, nonpartisan and principled approach to this may be pre-empted ( or co-opted) by a partisan initiative which would have both overt and covert agendas, none of them very redeeming. Moreover, such an initiative could be used to embarrass the President in particular, and the US Government in general. This may especially be true if the President appears either uninformed on the subject, or uncooperative in providing 'amnesty' to the witnesses who we are working with, and who are now being aggressively courted by the RNC. Another dimension to this is the upcoming Presidential elections in 1996. The RNC and various covert cells may wish to deprive a sitting Democratic President of the honor of presiding over the release of this information, and instead would do this in a way which would be humiliating to the President and 'government bureaucrats'. We believe that we must move swiftly to secure an executive order and obtain the cooperation of these witnesses before any RNC controlled disclosure occurs. A rumored date for this RNC event is May 1995. -4- END BRIEFING 3. We would recommend further that an Executive Order be issued ordering the release to the Project Starlight coalition of government documents pre-datmg the above date which deal with this subject. Relevant agencies include the National Reconnaissance Office, the CIA, the NSA, the AFOSI, DARPA, the FBI, the DIA, ONI and other governmental entities as warranted. 2. The President should issue an Executive Order specifically releasing current and former US Government officials and employees from their national security agreements related to UFO and ET events prior to 1980 or 1975. This executive order may be held in confidence and shown, in person, to those requiring assurance that they will not be punished for disclosing information related to historical information on this subject. 4. A contingency plan involving the President should be devised in case various covert entities and the RNC succeed in unilaterally disclosing this information in such a way that is harmful to national security, world security or the general common good. We have reason to reach the tentative assessment that such a disclosure would be 'spun' in such a way as to precipitate marked instability, and world wide alarm, and would attempt to falsely present to the public the idea of an extraterrestrial threat requiring a space-based military response. The threat to national and world stability arising from such a scenario should not be underestimated by the Administration. (See 'UFO/ETI Disinformation: Implications for National Security and International Security Policy Makers, A Confidential Briefing, 15 Nov. 1994, Steven M. Greer M.D.) Steven M. Greer M.D. Director of CSETI 10 February 1995 Dr. Greer and other senior Project Starlight strategists would welcome a meeting to pursue these issues as soon as possible. >IV. The EO would fully utilize the powers of the Presidency to terminate certain 'black projects' activities which appear to be operating out of the constitutional chain of command. While certain aspects of reverse engineering of extraterrestrial technology (and other matters) may not be fully accessed through this EO, it would enable definitive witness testimony to be disclosed. Efforts to keep the President, the Executive Branch in general and the Congress 'out of the loop' would thereby be neutralized. POINTS SUPPORTING AN EXECUTIVE ORDER TO RELEASE WITNESSES FROM NATIONAL SECURITY OATHS AND TO DECLASSIFY DOCUMENTS RELATED TO UFOs/ETI > I. Such an Executive Order (EO) would permit witnesses to speak openly about the historical aspects of the subject without fear of legal action against them. If no substantive information is forthcoming from such witnesses, then at least the 'air would be cleared' on this issue, and if major disclosures are forthcoming then an end to inappropriate secrecy would be effected. /If the President and Executive Branch maintain after such an unsanctioned disclosure that they knew of the subject, but were not connected to the disclosures, the President may be accused of supporting a cover-up, which would be unfair in light of the actual facts of how this subject has been covertly handled. >111. An EO would restore public faith in government in the long run, since such an order would be seen as an act of support of democratic principles, as opposed to the maintenance of the covert status quo. >V. Provided that the disclosure process (as conceived by Project Starlight) avoids xenophobic, fear-inducing and militaristic overtones, the EO would set events in motion which would usher in a new era of global awareness and unity. The world community could begin the long awaited dialogue on the implications and promises of initiating early interplanetary relations. >11. Should significant disclosures occur without an EO, the President would be viewed in one of two equally damaging ways: / If the President and Executive Branch of the US Government maintain that they did not know anything about a subject this important. Presidential stature and credibility would be significantly damaged. >VI. In summary, the risks of not providing an Executive Order on this issue far outweigh the risks of doing so. The benefits of such an issuance are numerous and far-reaching, and would be viewed as a just and moral Presidential act by peoples around the world. 20 March 1995/ Steven M. Greer M.D., CSETI. SET I Center for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence 17 March 1995 MEMO TO: The Clinton Administration FROM: Steven M. Greer M.D., CSETI Project Starlight RE: Executive Order Releasing UFO/ETI Witnesses and Documents Please advise as soon as possible concerning how we should proceed with this matter. Respectfully, PO Box 15401 • Asheville, NC 28813 • 704-254-9650 • Fax 704-254-8660 We have received commitments from various participants, including a well-known astronaut with first hand exposure to the subject. In advance of this meeting we feel that it would be prudent to explore the implications of this meeting and subsequent disclosures with the Administration, and to secure an Executive Order releasing these witnesses from their National Security Oaths/Obligations. We feel that these developments should go forward in a cooperative manner with the executive branch of the U.S. Government, and thus are requesting a brief initial meeting with relevant members of the Administration. Steven M. Greer, M.D. International Director We have received approval from Mr. Laurance Rockefeller for the sponsorship and funding for a high level meeting of military, astronautic and government witnesses concerning the UFO/ETI matter. This meeting will take place in May 1995 in the United States, and will be designed to obtain first hand testimony from senior military and government witnesses. Steven M. Greer M.D. Director of CSETI A CONFIDENTIAL BRIEFING 15 NOVEMBER 1994 UFO/ETI DISINFORMATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR NATIONAL SECURITY AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY POLICY MAKERS Disinformation may be divided into two broad categories: Passive Disinformation,which is false information placed into individual or public awareness via conventional communication means; and Active Disinformation, which involve false experiences which are induced and which result in a very sophisticated manipulation of individual and group perspectives and experiences. Overview: Disinformation is false information which is deliberately provided to groups or individuals for the purpose of obfuscating an issue, and/or effecting a specific psychological response (such as denial, disbelief, fear, ridicule etc). Covert attempts designed to minimize accurate knowledge of UFOs/ETI have used disinformation and psychological warfare techniques for over 40 years, and these techniques and related technologies have become increasingly sophisticated and effective, especially since the 1960s. The most effective disinformation is information which is related to a truth, at least in part, but which is then embellished and deliberately distorted by combining disinformation with the information. The presence of a minimal but adequate degree of truth enables the false information to be more readily accepted, or for the intended psychological response to occur. Background: CSETI Project Starlight efforts directed towards the public confirmation of the detection of extraterrestrial life forms (see Briefing Document Draft) has resulted in our discovering a number of covert activities which may jeopardize decision making within the national and international security communities. Since some of these decision making processes may be adversely affected well in advance of a public announcement on this subject, we feel morally bound to issue this briefing to advise policy makers of certain risks. Failure by certain key policy makers ( especially the White House, the National Security Council, the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the U.N. Security Council) to compensate adequately for these risks could result in the adoption of policies and actions harmful to world security and to the future of interplanetary relations. This briefing is designed to provide information regarding specific disinformation processes and their related risks to national and international security. Abstract: In advance of a confirmed announcement concerning the detection of extraterrestrial life forms, it is important for national and international security policy makers to be aware of the risks to the decision-making process created by certain types of sophisticated disinformation and covert interventions. These include, but are not limited to: Induction of psychoelectronic experiences, mass psychological conditioning with false information, targeting of certain key leaders with individualized disinformation, and the staging of a false yet convincing extraterrestrial threat. Awareness of this by key policy makers would help minimize the risk of unfortunate events resulting from policy decisions influenced unduly by this type of disinformation. 2 Passive Disinformation Examples: Denial of UFO reports; providing false data concerning UFO events; engaging certain scientists or authorities to ridicule the subject matter and its proponents; false, misleading or slanderous information about UFO researchers and organizations; providing information to the public which induces fear, denial, skepticism or repulsion, etc. Active disinformation has become more effective as increasingly sophisticated technologies have been developed and perfected in the U.S. and former USSR. 3. Influence public perception and governmental policy makers to conclude (falsely) that there is an "extraterrestrial threat" which we must fight. Covert special operations, funded by 'black budget' and private sources, have effectively dominated and polluted the data base in two popular areas: Active Disinformation Examples: Hoaxing of certain events to entrap or embarrass researchers or organizations; use of active psychoelectronic devices to induce false but very convincing experiences which are designed to control individual and public attitudes towards ETI (abductions); use of technologies to simulate a false extraterrestrial hostile action, to affect both policy makers and the general public. 1. Abductions - Alleged abductions of humans by UFOs have been reported since the 1960s. We doubt that 'abductions' as they are currently understood are actually occurring, but that a very small number of people have been taken on board ET craft for reasons not yet fully known. However, no evidence exists to suggest that such events are harmful or of a hostile nature. Unfortunately, like a true gold nugget hidden under a mountain of fools gold, the real on board cases have been buried beneath a large volume of human induced pseudo-abduction events, designed to hide the real events under the cover of false ones, and to affect negatively public perception and credibility of the phenomenon. These events are being induced by advanced psychoelectronic technologies which can remotely target an individual or more than one person and create a convincing but false ET experience. Early covert operations relied primarily on passive disinformation. However, as more evidence of ETI activity made its way into the public domain and awareness, in the 1960s or '70s, active disinformation began to play a more dominant role. Most of the active disinformation currently in use is designed to : 1. Create a scenario which induces fear or rejection of the phenomenon 2. Bury real UFO/ETI activity under a mountain of superficially similar yet qualitatively different false events, especially so-called abductions and 'cattle mutilations'. The existence of M ULTRA and other technologies has been confirmed to us by certain military, intelligence and high technology sources who contract with government agencies. These psychoelectronic devices are much more advanced and operational than most would imagine, and have gone through several generations of evolution and improvement. (See The Controllers: A New Hypothesis of Alien Abduction by Martin Cannon, and enclosed bibliography) 3 Simulated ET Events: We have also learned that technologies exist to support the simulation of false hostile ET events, designed specifically to influence policy makers in a time of crisis, or to 'spin' any announcement and disclosure process in the direction of uniting the world against a 'common alien threat' . Military and civilian policy makers must not be deceived by such events, since the stakes are enormous, and decisions based on such pseudo-UFO events would likely result in negative actions which would be unwarranted. The vast and profound implications of our future relations with extraterrestrial civilizations must not be influenced by this type of disinformation, since it would be designed to place the earth on a path of inter-planetary conflict and would subvert the potential for future peaceful and beneficial relations. Policy makers must not be deceived by these reports, nor should policy making be influenced in any way by them. Since the data base is hopelessly contaminated by these falsely induced events, it cannot be relied on as a source of reliable information for policy formulation. We have learned that a number of researchers in this area have similarly concluded that most (80-90% or more) of abduction accounts are disinformation, or misidentification of other unusual phenomena. Policy makers need to be aware of the potential for advanced technological active disinformation, both as it affects data bases and as it could potentially be targeted towards policy makers themselves. We would caution against undue fear in this regard , but do feel that senior policy makers should be aware of the potential for this type of disinformation and how it could be directed at them, which include both active and passive targeting. 2. Cattle 'mutilations': Alleged cattle experiments by ET craft (misnamed 'mutilations' for disinformation purposes) have been reported since the 1960s. The primary scientists and researchers in this area have confirmed to us that at least 80% of these cases are actually decoy cases created by covert operations and have nothing to do with UFO/ETI activity. Our assessment is that the real cases are understandable environmental and genetic research related to radiation and chemical pollution and their effect on advanced mammalian systems. We would seriously doubt a sinister or hostile motive behind these relatively rare actual occurrences, and feel that the false decoy cases are designed to create disinformation, to conceal the actual cases and to create an atmosphere of fear around the subject. Policy makers should not be adversely influenced by these reports, or deceived by them in any way. In summary, a number of advanced disinformation modalities exist which policy makers need to take into consideration as they evaluate data or receive briefings from traditionally covert sources. CSETI and its affiliated scientists and researchers are committed to obtaining reliable data by way of direct, real time observation of and interaction with the ETI phenomenon. We feel that empirical research of this type (see Briefing Document Draft) is more useful, accurate and reliable than other secondary means which are prone to disinformation contamination. Should you wish to make further inquiries into the CSETI research findings or assessment, please feel free to contact the Director of CSETI, Steven M. Greer M.D. at 704-274-5671. We are available to you to provide a confidential on-site briefing regarding this subject if this is desired. END BRIEFING P . 02 THE CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF EXTRATERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENCE CSETI SUMMARY OF POINTS REGARDING PROJECT STARLIGHT FOR THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Steven M. Greer, M.D. International Director \-5 C><x “=13 4 \ CSETI HEADQUARTERS AVL 1 704 254 8660 4 PROJECT STARLIGHT is a program spearheaded by CSETI (The Center ?nrdltheStU<rid,sfpoXt?tterreStrial ^tell‘t^ence^t0 educate world leadership include: P°P 0 r69ar 109 * 8 reality of UFOs/ETI. Key points thTbest "'T 'n t^Vth CAdS ^ndtfet’1 that f°r a number of reasons 11 is in SUMMARY OF POINTS REGARDING PROJECT STARLIGHT FOR THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION s It is our sincere intention to cooperate with the U.S. government, the United Nations, and other governments, and to conduct the briefing process and the Announcement so that neither the Administration nor the government in general is harmed. We invite active U.S. government a Project Starlight has commitments of assets, both evidential and in the form of key first-hand, credible witnesses to make an undeniable case for the extraterrestrial origin of these objects. These assets include day and nighttime videotape footage, photographs, radar tapes, pilot cases landing trace cases, and the important testimony of former government and military officials from the U.S., Europe, and Russia who have knowledge of this subject, in several instances including knowledge of spacecraft wreckage and extraterrestrial bodies. These witnesses are willing to testify publicly before major media. ■ Project Starlight has access to and offers of cooperations from major media, both print and electronic. These are respected mainstream media sources, not "tabloid" type. a We are working with other leaders in society, here and abroad, who concur that now is the time to change current government policy to one of increasing openness and disclosure of evidence on this subject. a The ending of the Cold War and the beginning of a new Administration provides a unique "window of opportunity" for such a change in policy and for the cooperative disclosure of evidence (See position paper "Strategies and Rationale for Changing Government Policy".) 2 a To reduce the potential for a panic reaction in society, the Announcement should be spearheaded by civilian researchers and scientists. A government announcement alone may appear abrupt and alarming. 2. Given the current increasing trend in extraterrestrial activity and increasingly successful CSETI attempts to establish contact with these spacecraft (See CSETI Briefing Document), there is a very high probability that a major UFO event of a publicly undeniable nature will transpire before the current President's term expires in January, 1997. A controlled and well thought out Announcement and disclosure of evidence is much preferred over an uncontrolled and surprising event. While the former, if handled wisely, could have a unifying and beneficial effect on humanity, the latter would veiy likely have a negative and very destabilizing effect. Therefore, the highest risks are associated with non-disclosure. q Failure to effect a change in policy and to provide disclosure on this subject by the end of 199* may result in regrettable outcomes for the Administration because: y 1. The window of opportunity will have been lost, insofar as the end of the Cold War would be a relatively distant event and the new President and his appointed officials would have lost the protective aspect of being new to their responsibilities. 3. By 1995, re-election concerns and other factors would make this process of disclosure increasingly risky due to the competitive and divisive nature of political campaigns. 4. Other governments are moving in the direction of disclosure on this subject, and the Japanese government is funding and has plans to open a major museum on UFOs/ETI in 1996, before the current President's term expires. 5. Other civilian UFO groups who have a decidedly confrontative approach to the U.S. government are building a base of both congressional and grass roots support which may prove embarrassing to the government and military in the U.S. In contrast, Project Starlight is committed to working cooperatively with the U.S. government and avoiding language or evidence which would be harmful or embarrassing. 3 a A major media project, plus a major east coast U.S. newspaper will probably be completing large scale investigative reports on this subject in the next 12 months. These projects, which are very high quality and 6. There are other civilian groups which are framing this topic in clarmist, xenophobic and potentially conflict-oriented ways which will prove harmful to world stability and to the world’s "consciousness." This potentially harmful trend would be contained by Project Starlight, which is committed to presenting this information in a scientific, non-alarming and hopeful manner. a We have learned that the other nations of the world are looking to the U.S. for leadership on this subject. Providing that leadership on a subject this important would strengthen the Administration’s stature in the Post-Cold War era. u Insofar as a majority of Americans hold that UFOs are real and are probably interplanetary spacecraft, the President would be viewed in a positive, courageous and possibly even heroic light for cooperating with such an Announcement and briefing process. Similarly, the public •would become convinced that a new era had truly begun where government could be trusted to tell the truth; such a perception could go a long way towards erasing the cynicism and mistrust which has developed since the assassination of Kennedy, the Vietnam War, Watergate and other scandals. It would certainly be convincing evidence that the Administration is sincere about building a "new covenant'* with the people and would fulfill the promise of a new openness in government. Mr. Woolsey’s comment on "Larry King Live" on November 30, 1993, that the Administration wished to "disclose historical material" in a spirit of new openness would be fulfilled by a cooperative relationship with Project Starlight. a We are sincerely dedicated to fulfilling this project in a way which would be a positive event for humanity. We are acutely aware of the profound implications this project might have, both positive and negative, on humankind, in general, and on economic and other systems, in particular, and are therefore making all efforts to prevent a negative or alarmist tone from creeping into the message. U.S. government cooperation in this project would assist us in this goal, and specifically could serve to calm the financial markets in the period of the Announcement. 4 these events. A passive or non-cooperative stance would of course have the opposite effect. b In any case we do not desire, nor do we recommend, the disclosure of certain valid secret projects which are vital to national security or to future defense readiness, including projects at Nellis Air Force Base in area S4, which apparently deal with reverse engineering extraterrestrial technology for human applications. •espective of the level of U.S. government involvement or cooperation, we wish to assure you that we intend to conduct this project in a way which will not harm the President, the military, the Government or the society in reneral. However, due to the high likelihood of extraterrestrial-human interactions in general, and extraterrestrial contact by CSETI research teams specifically, which may be imminent, we are committed to fulfilling this project within the coming year. Furthermore, we are carefully and systematically thinking through what needs to be included in an extended effort that will assure that the response to this Announcement is positive end full of hope. We welcome and invite your participation. credible, will be seen by millions and probably hundreds of millions of people. Along with Project Starlight, which will conduct briefings and an Announcement with or without government cooperation, this subject, and the U.S. government’s connection to it, will be known by a very large segment of the population. The Administration would be best served by positioning itself in a cooperative, open, disclosing manner during this process. To do otherwise would be to increase suspicion and mistrust of government in general and the Administration in particular. s Government cooperation and involvement with Project Starlight would afford government valuable input into the process, content and timing of Letter of introduction to foreign governments to facilitate Briefing Release from obligations of security oaths for government Logistical support in the Briefing and Announcement process. Statement or video-taped message from the President to be 5. o a. gun camera footage b. photos c. movies d. objects of extraterrestrial origin e. slides of tissue samples from extraterrestrial bodies SUGGESTED AVENUES OF GOVERNMENT COOPERATION WITH PROJECT STARLIGHT 4. 1 used at Briefings and/or Announcement.’ Release to Project Starlight specific evidence including: 1. I process and to coordinate worldwide Announcement. 2. I witnesses who wish to provide testimony on this subject. Lm. Ha NOT FOR PUBLICAT1 I eresr no. yn •i tUUSCT ■J. * • i J r* '.v ’ .r.xc • VIU'.H u;u i a 5 L ' kXl MA K j j *fcrtirt‘wiwta#-*wlUU>hot» V ’. 1 1. I • ■.»• «• < < ! ' < • r •■ * *’V -T271* X v - ■ >> Twa ’W li*’ U*xZ —— '•• •— '"■ «“• •'' **" .1 * •■- i. i i •7 » ! | co f? 'S «.V « • • .* i I ul : * 5* Subject Made ref?-------to bar’ would do with •ucti dlsoloaurea* ■ ••; ‘ ’ * * e iiijbSiiT lUdrury,. c •/ * t: •’ • i C3UKipr Hgw iTQrk, US Xenr«o • ,»'- . ’f I ■ ’, •;' z • I -a 2* Subject repeatedly called th. Attorney General and cc-pUinod about the ugj aha w-a Uins Unorad by the fra aidant and hia brother. 3* Subject threatened tc hold a proaa ctmfarcnco and would tall„all. Cuba aai kUM uf the Prasldcnt'a plan f I nta te Identify t it a eeoret’alr baeo ____________ ____ _ Kllollen replied - eouruo'of via it. 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BH: RS: Did you hear him say that? BH: Yes. RS: He told you personally? BH: Yes. Taped Testimony Bill Holden (BH) and Interviewer (RS) (date unknown) BH: I was Presidential Steward for Kennedy, on Air Force One. I was on board with him in Europe in 1963, June of '63 when he did the Ich bin ein Berliner. He was very aware as far as the alien situation because we had ...we had talked about it because there was an article that came out as far as in Germany about the abductees , something had happened over in Germany. And that's where we were, and we were getting ready to fly to Berlin. And then my question was, very simply put, was do you believe in UFOs and aliens and all like that. And we were having a light conversation about it and we talked and come to find out, he was very knowledgable about what was going on. And we tallked very openly about it. He said, "yes, I have a lot of concern about this and it's been brought to my attention that we have a large number of aliens that have been accounted for." Right. And so that's why I'm saying that that was of concern, you know, as to what, you know, what was going on. And I said, "why don't we know anything about it?" I said, "why aren't we doing something about it, why aren't we visiting with them, why aren't we working with them, why doesn't anybody know about it?!" And he said, "it's out of my hands". I remember that. I remember that so distinctly. "It's out of my hands." And I don't know why. What he said in 1963 was, "I would like to bring it to the public". Quote? RS. Quote. BH: RS: BH: END Very carefully, what did he say? Basically, all I can say is that he..I said, "why not", remember when I was telling you this, "I wish it would come to the front." OK? "I wish it'd be out in the open" and all like this. He said "I do, too." Unidentified Fling Objects: TUP SECRETO SECURITY INFURI-1ATIOn| ----------- ~ 1— EyES OHLY© QCONFIUEUTIAlI United DI - 3 - 2305^ i o Otftct or THt DHECTO* .SULJIXTi • X. have lapXi cations for psycholoclcal rarfara as walX as Xor Enclosure i 1 J July 13, 1953 1 a sSS G I A ralter B. Saith Director CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHIHCTOH SS. O. C. I'E’OUIOJU TO« Director, Psychological Stratecr Board Tlj-inc Saucers ’" . £ !?: k‘- Lt /TO? SECiiET Security Inicrnstion Due to the nature of the Meeting, It is necessary to teke soeeiel security precautions and to naintain absolute »secrecy r.n <n. t.h<» Anh*t..wfw** THE WHITE HOUSE. WASHINGTON b«d*Mif«*d by date ■ 7 P L'H^ORAOTU’J FOR GENERAL TWItJIfO VjS ** The President expects you to attend the Bctraordtnsry Keetinc of the National Security Council in the Broadcast Koos of the Khite House, Thursday, July 16, at 9:00 A.JJ. The prograa will be explained in detail at the acetin;. It is advisable not to plan any other en;a~wnts .before 6:03 P.a. on that day. *> er’ • I ; r I I; V i r- £ ;vi I ii I 11 11 3. I »u£gest that we discuss at an early board’ ■eetinc the possible offensive or defensive utilisation of these phenomena for psychological warfare purposes. I 4* f t 1. I a.a today trans-alttlna to the rational Security Council a proposal (TAB X) in shlch it is contluded that the orobloas connected with unidentified flyln- objects appear to intellinen'e and operations. 2. lhe baetp-ound for thia view is presented in aooa detail in XIS B. J srjNCLA- 31 May .50 JUL-13 1950 r? .* u. « t TO: : 1. Per request of Dr. A. 0> Mirarchi, during recent viait •' _ «• 1 The Individual® macing these sightings are professional observers »■ 4 * #•* • . .-■ S' •• —TF*« -• °omv( i UNO>. t »• » . • • -• • 1 •» • r» • • .* W-4 * ' w* if’ •• .5 • * A- • .< ’•t • ■ z ■ .. /’ V - n. / >.. •• ; . 4 is fiuhzaittedy__ d^4 Mayl95; .?•• . # ’. t > 1 - T I CcssBaadi.ig Officer AF Cp^1* lri£e Besearch Laboratory Atta: Biso-DirectoraUi, Geophysical Research 230 Albaiy St., Cambrldgi, Masaachusetts Kt : ’ * ii ‘ A ?: - :< yZc (^e-c orcj * f i- 1 nasasssssaBEa **"*%^^- a^Lc. P ••-■■'. “BSSa '' k D us • . U Incla: ’• ’ Incl ^l-Dati Red Rpt #1 •Incl fZ^ttta Red Report #2 . X? Incl \ " e' 7- V Incl/jj-l-Dati Red Rpt #1 #^5ilE, P-lO,_2U May 50 **71121, P- i, 2U May 50 c-^ila, P-10, 27 Apr 50 Tael A-Map of BkFB Range ■. w ^■Fl wy,, 1!. . «p» \. ’ Al irard*,’ t' -M/w; ■ |; Ornssj; g-_ ‘ /7X? J' Z3O^ 1 to thia Lose, the folloving infornaV 2*. Sightlxgs were node ©dp? April f p-r<rA phenomena during morrdng daylight hoqr^ai-eirfs station. The sightings were made by LaHa=Klr7 Inc., personnel vhile ’ • engaged in trackin; regular projects with Askania Photo- - theodolites. It bis been reported that objects are sighted in seme number; as many as eight have been visible at °n®F^l -therefore*l’TZ'ild_-atX their rellaibillty superior. In both coses photos were -aken with Askanlas. 3. The Hollo aan AF Base Data Reduction Unit analy ed the 27 April pictures md made a report, a copy of which Is® • enclosing with the film for your information. It was believed that triangulation could be effected from pictures taken on • 2U Mny because pictures were taken from tvo stations. The films vere rapidly processed and examined by Data Reduction. However, it vaa de.ermined that sightings were made on two * . ------------ 7. F'.u V- ’ 1 Il ■nSSa I ■ t *7 .. SU3JSCT: Aerial pnenomena : X ‘ •v. • f .. '■ ' x. . »• < .iso 00.92/1 . enclosed.' 4. There is nothing further to report at tl^ls.time. . v .?■ ■ V 1 =»' I K I I * ■i .• 5 l< ■A * 1 ’ tr-r ■ '<-47 ‘ ;L I"? •; . • ; . ■ I.: ’ * •: • 4 J ‘ - ■> 3. V' * <• • MX 776a teat-of 2? April 15 May >. £V to Lt. Albert. oq fila r ■ a aingle azisuth angle froa um • *• • . a. an altitude of approximately 150,000 feet. the ba.»e and — z Tularosa Peal:. I I Mt/ccc- * .• «o RCt pKltuxa. UnfurkuTUUly uuly <w>c oincra bad Min. The • . nKliuci tltowcd a MMUklgy, da k object, not yen well defined, i ll w»* inutiiw. ... a •r • * « • • •* —w— • Vi*. l. ■: IT UNCUSsiREft . . . 1 ** •! « • ✓ » a -• .z . • f » u — s' Hi I u i c i • ».. Objccta <jbserve<f follow: ‘i r" i WIM/rd ext 172 .• 4 r.* WILSUR L. MITCHELL Mathematician • Data Reduction Unit z. ' I a I c. 0 p Y epa ■. • 'X- ■ • % . • % • /. ■ r * / -/■ I u II > • ■ • »• i x' • 4 1 c ■■ r 1 Bayutn and Capt. Bryant, the * .-CYcrt. • 4-_ was rettf, resulting in asinuth and elevation ■/ ■< -.1 • * ! * :v’-;’;•■'.■■ • * 1 'a^'I . 11 1950 U* ■ii I S' .. -1 1- - Crounda with Alania Cine lhendolilo—acirnnfi< U-acUng ctUBcnu lor toljowinu gubkd mioalo. The fina wa« made . on 4’in! ?7 1*150. Slmrdy alter a iiuwlc wa» bred ami had ' ■ loareu mu> die urjm»(dtcre and lallcii, inotcoiic •patted au object Ju Ute Uy. Ths lhcr>Uiliua acre booked up by an • uiunaim tj-Mcm. aiul >evaal aiatioiu were inairurtcd to try '* r- /I r •a r « Hr? • b. The objects wire over the Holloman, range between PC&sC* * t • • •*—*• *• * X C. The objects were approximately 30 feet in diameter. 'etpeed. d* OhJeCta Vere traveliDa at an'undeterminable,' yet high a 3- Pro.'i this information, together with i . station J47, .he following conclusions were drawn: The objects were at ft following Information Is submitted directly 2. Fila from station P10 1 TTIjt: udter two movla were made al tin: White Sand* Proving “ Grre.ml.-t.1. r-t... .u-a-u------------------------------ - - f', sspia-. •. .- i . ' ii ■■•41. . • . •< Lt EHOSIR 1. According,to conversation between Col. z- . COPY CO 13 Jan 81 SUBJECT: Unaxpl&ined Llghti i RAF/CC TO: ; ■ 1.. 2. 3. UFO'S 95 REPLY TO ATTN OF: ceed on foot, in the forest. DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS 81ST COMBAT SUPPORT GROUP (USAFE) APO NEW YORK 09755 ‘I: (SIGNED) CHARLES I. HALT, Lt Col, USAF Deputy Ba.se Commander I 1 h ■ I $ Early in the morning of 27 Dec 80 (approximately 0300L), two USAF security police patrolmen saw unusual lights outside the back gate at RAF Woodbridge. Thinking an aircraft might have crashed or been forced down, they called for permission to go outside the gate to investigate. The on-duty flight chief responded and allowed three patrolmen to pro- The individuals reported seeing a strange glowing object The object was described as being metalic in appearance and triangular in shape, approximately two to three meters across the base and approximately two meters high. It illuminated the entire forest with a white light. The object itself had a pulsating rod light on top a a bank(a) of blue lights underneath. The object was hovering or on legs. As the patrolmen approached the object, it maneuvered through the trees and disappeared. At this time the animals on a nearby farm went into a frenzy. The object was briefly sighted approximately an hour later near the back gate. I i I ! I £ Later in the night a red sun-like light was seen through the trees. It moved about and pulsed. At one point it appeared to throw off glowing particles and then broke into five separate white objects and then dis­ appeared. Immediately thereafter, three star-like objects were noticed in the sky, two objects to the north and one to the south, all of which were about 1O° off the horizon. The objects moved rapidly in sharp angul movements and displayed red, green and blue lights. The objects to the north appeared to be elliptical through an 8-12 power lens. They then turned to full circles. The objects to the north remained in the sky for an hour or more. The object to the south was visible for two or three hours and beamed down a stream of light from time to time. Numerous Indi duals. Including the undersigned, witnessed the activities in paragraphs 2 and 3. I 1 4 : ■ I J I I ! r The next day, three depressCtfns 1 1/2" deep and 7* in diameter were found where the' object had been sighted on the ground. The following night (20 Dec 80) the area was checked for radiation. Beta/gamma reading of 0.1 milliroentgens were recorded with peak readings in the throe de­ pressions and near the center of the triangle formed by the depressions. A nearby tree had moderate (.05-.07) readings on.the side of the tree toward the depressions. 10th, 1975, over the United States northern Strategic Air uomman lished in ICUFON Green Memorandum 65-66 pages without documents. 02 01 Z OCT 75 COO© uuuu 91SPS MXJiOT AFS ND/CC 509SPS PEASE AFB ME/CC 92SPS FATKCHILD AES WA/CC jJSOSPS PLATTSBXJKGH AFB NY/CC INFO: 8AF BABKSDALE AFB LA/SP 379SPS WURTSMITH AFB hH/CC 449SFS KINCHELOE AFB LH/CC 410SFS K.l. SAWYER AFB MI/CC ■.t UNCXAS 'T/rf 0 UNCLASSIFIED I. THE PAST TWO EVENINGS AT ONE OF OUR NORTHERN TIER BASES AN UNIDENTIFIED HELICOPTER HAS BEEN OBSERVED HOYERING OVER AND IN THE NEAR VICINITY OF THE WSA. 341SPS MALMSTROM AFB MT/CC CINCSAC OFFUTT AFB NE/SP AFB 42SPS LORING/ME/CC 321SPS GRAND FORKS AFB ND/CC SUBJECT: DEFENSE AGAINST HELICOPTER ASSAULT. Slajcr SPOA» 5301. 29 Oct 75/cp WM. D. MYERS, Col, SP, 2146 Total Military Inadequacy SAC BASES The UFO Task Forces exploratory operation between October 27th and November ------ the United States northern Strategic Air Command bases was pub- 15AF MARCH AFB CA/SP- Last year the US Air Force released some documents, but the key analyses and photographs were withheld. The declassified CONFIDENTIAL reports on "UNIDENTIFIED FLIGHT ACTIVITY" are selfdiscriminative. It is a tragic disclosure that one of the world*s larg­ est military force's is totally helpless and inadequate in armed or unarmed confrontation of "allegedly" unidentifiable assaulting flight activity! According to the reports, military personnel on active duty at the Strategic (ICBM) Missile Bases were unable to identify and disable a slow moving aerial vehicle - speculated as helicopter - which intruded, operated above the base area, ’ and what is more, - returned! t 1 - ■ EXCERPTS FROM THE DECLASSIFIED REPORTS: I 2. IK INTEREST OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS SECURITY THE ! I ACTIO’.; ADDRESSEES WILL ASSUME SECURITY OPTION d DUSECC HOURS OF DARKNESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. ACTIONS ALSO SHOULD BE TAKEN TO RE-ESTABLISH LIAISON WIIH i LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES THAT COULD ASSIST YOUR LASE IN THE EVENT OF A SIMILAR INCIDENT. BASES DENIAL PORTION OF YOUR 207-XX PLAN. FILE OESlGN^no?; AZzz * pp pp aw OP IG 01 • SHOULD THOROUGHLY REVIEW AND INSURE ALL PERSONNEL ARE FAMXILAR WITH ACTIONS TO TAKE LAW THE HELICOPTER ATTEMPTS TO IDENTIFY THIS AIRCRAFT HAVE SO FAR MET WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. erricc lYMlOt SUBJSOTt DEFENSE AGAINST HELICOPTER ASSAULT. 1. SEVERAL RECENT SIGHTINGS 07 UNIDENTIFIED AIRCRAFT/ HELICOPTERS FLYING/ROVERING OVER PITCRITY A RESTRICTED BM HC HO JA NR SG COORDINATION ANC^CgRJ UOTU VCIHC'CV C3 CCA OA i i 5AC FORp^i. FL3 73 RZVUEO 01 03 I I 3 07PUTT APB NB/SP AIC CCO/CC/TF AIG CCS/CC/J79 XMT; 11MBFS ALTUS AFB OK XHTi 2ICAR3FS TRAVIS AF3 CA DET 1 682Mf j------------ | G*SF ve. 3902ABW OPPDTT J®3 HS/C^ZT/’ <3CSG ANDERSEN APB CU/CC/T/’ 8AF BARKSDALE APB LA/SP ISA? MARCH APB CA/SP AIG €70/00 ILL APB FL/CC/r/’ DET 2 73JW SHEPPARD APB TX/CC/-O* DET 2 972MC COLUMBUS APB HS/CCyy/’ 93SW GOOSE AB CN/CC/jV? UNCLAS 2. * UNCLASSIJXDD Cept Dcwnan, flPQAy 3301, 10 Nov 75/.C? JUF. MOTTLE?, Lt Col, SPO, 2534 NEGATXVS SESULTS. WHILE AFFSCTZD BASES L2Z NCK JGTUX.'IXG TO NOSMLL SECUEZT? 508TUP3 (.\T THS CPTION OP THE LCCLL COlXffiNDSlU , LLL SAC rcCUJSTl POLICE CHITS ARE REQUESTED TO !*QJXTCR AND ICTOOT ALL SIGHTINGS OF UNXCENTIZTED AIRCRAFT/EELICOPTEBS FLEING/ HOVERING IN THE VICTJITI’ OF WEAPONS STORAGE AREAS, AIRCRAFT ALERT AREAS AND MISSILE LAOiTCE/LAUNCS CCSITRDL FACILITIES. AT THE DISCRETICM 07 LOCAL COMMANDERS, UNITS WILL I!3LEMENT AN APPROPRIATE SECURITY POSTURE UPON C3TECFZC3 OP EZHILAH TODE 207-XX PLAN. 4. FOR TEE POLLOWISG UNITS QNLlii 42OT3, S09SPS, 380SPS, 37TEP3, 44MPS, 4X0SPS, 4322PS, 9ISPS, 341£?fr, AND 923PS. SECURITY CSTICH III, IKPLEHEaiZD BI CINCSAC/SP 292025B OCT 75, SAMS SUAJECT, IS RESCINDED. • - AREAS DURINQ TH3 HOURS Oi' DARKNESS HAVE SfbK IMPLEMETWATION OF SECURITY OPTION 3 AT OUR NORTHEHN TUSH BASES. SINCE 27 OCT 75, SIGHTINGS HATH OCCURRED AT LORING AFB, WURTSKITH AFB, AND MOST RECENTLY, AT J^ALIJSTROM APB. ALL ATTEMPTS TO IDENTIFY THESE AIRCRAFT HAVE 13T NITE CIRCWSTANCSa. 3. ACTIONS SHOULD ALSO DC T?JCSN TO lE-ESTA-BISSU LIAISON 17ITT LOCAL LAM EOTORCHMEMT AGENCIES AND rEDERAL .AVIATION AGENCIES W3IC3 COULD BE MOBILIZED TO ASSIST IN THE IDZNTIPICATIOS OF USIDENTIFIED AlRCRAFT/EELICOPTERS AT IOUR LOCATION. BASES SHOULD THOROUGHLY HSVIEW AND INSURE ALL PERSONNEL ARB FAMILIAR WITS ACTIOGS TO TAKB IAW THS H2LICCPT1R DENIAL PORTION OF V ME o • O -‘‘■iBJJuXr 1955 SCO (3:rLXS3XFI2) UFC3 :rjlC Are* wUmwmCT I «h R«f*renc3 to 330 tTSAC ajitss*. Cits StMiC-lJ, DX 03120X July ‘ *■ 2. i 3. If * *• • DECLASSIFIED BY: ACS/Intelligence on 7 Sep 89. - z. r ’Ji iit UFO'S 57 ky C. NCHMAN WOOD. Maj Gen,- Asst Chief of Staff, Intetligenc •> ; 5. 6. >; ff fci f a I i t is fces spscxai. ssciarn ctfkz Hndqiui'tira, northeast Air Coxaoxxl AM 662 nr-' Xork, IT.I. Cor.Tirrter COAT Sacurlty 3orvice Sas Aotoolaj Texas us req.u3.ittd in your ssossgo. * * f 2. Zsolosurea 1, 2, 3, aad A ere datall31 reports prepared by Vetch Divloloa, X.1C, on th* 1 to S July ols'etlas* nadt by R3-47 crr-*a« 5/l HZAC hao not ccrrelatsd tho-e clshtiezs with any kno-m activity. 3. Inclcoureo 5, C, and 7 ar*, detailed reports cn the 7 July sishtlni near Eamoa AFB, uJld. Inolocts-s 6 contain* tha latcrrcjstlcn reports of ths erw.«s involved In th» alihtlas- Xselosure 7, 3ZAC V«o!cly XatoUlseaeo SOFCXt Dl'eot eoatolas a restno of the 7 July ai£'atinr and nubarquent evaluation by D/Z IT-AC. Coplea of *11 InsloourM foruardol to DXRI3A. .1- and your saessya Cite CCP-X55A7, DTQ 1223113 July 1955. Follovlny 1* aero da tail td Anforaatlon on oightlry^la the WZAC are* in Juat and July = i i H ■; I 7 Icsls 1. RB-47 alghtlas fl 2. RD-47 3izhtl=A H2 3. R2-17 sl;htlnj f3 4. 33-47 sighting fl “ 64th Air Div »j MG 0S124X Jul 55 64th Air Div Ilog DIG Q70103Z Jul 55 7. Weekly Xntall Dljaot * i i e . o . i. 212OZ. Cn the return westbound fllcht, the APO-32 agala had n coat*.at This tlao ue uada* •••• 2100Z 1 Juno Td^xs’s-aiooan? 2129Z1 Juno 1 June 2«Q0Z 2 Juno 00302 0 0 • i / fi the XQ-<7. The radar and visual Contact established 74«10'3 - 107«10'm 00302 4 Juso Contact last 73O46IH - 111633'3 00493 4 Juno UFO'S 58 . > -B J? ii Coordinates and tinsa as follosJi First contact (cstiaate) 74«40*a-1039CO*3 Contaet lost 3«ccad oontact (oatlxate) Tt’SO’S-KjajO’W Contact lost T4o10,E-31cC0’^ contacts were cair.tained for a total of 9 ninutea.aace Coordlcatea and tinea are as fclloost It caintalned a pcs it ion low and to -V»o rear and a lijhtly rljht of the R8-47. The configuration of the aircraft ate ohceurod hy contrails. The aircraft broke off contact to the cor th with an increase in speed. Tho RS-47 was’ at 32.0C0, indicating Each .’735. Although gun caasra fllns are available, ths}- are of such poor quality that no infersatiou can bo obtsinsd frea thoa. *■ •< AC 21OOZ os 1 June, an oastbouad 23-47 experienced aloctronio -uataet with .as uokwin aircraft or object ia tho area of Cevon Zolwau- A bright re turn wae resolved on tbs A?O-3a set for 20 aiauteo end the warning lizht fleshed intern!ttontly. Tho a»-4?»o X-eyataa recorded what wus possibly the* sweep of another radar nearby* Contact was lost . • Uo visual contact established. I i j i IT22X 2 ' . At.00302 on 4 June, a westbound R3-47 experienced electronic and visual contact with an unknown aircruft or object In the L'sl- villo Sound area. Tho R3-47 gun warning light was flashing inter- aittontly and the 8 radar had a contaet at 7,090 yards range. Visual ooataot was cade by crew chief, who describes aircraft as glistening silver uetalllc. The* a ire raft was first soon low and to tho rear of - for-30 uinutos duration at apprcxixatoly e,OSO yards. indication was registered b7 the warning light. Ho visual ccntuot i ‘NJi I »/--••• ■- © © 4 «SU 3 Cocrdln*t*i« and tins a ara aa follo^si 71«»02'K - 127000’^Contact aatabllah^d '7 Juns 0050Z d Contact lost 00532 © © Visual ocntsct Indicates aircraft was 5 swsapluj ty another radar. Dlatccco 11 Coordinates and tlras are as folionei 1J Contaot established 74®25*n - 1O3O25’“ 8 Juno 20442 8 June -Contact lest21402 UFO'S 59 Ml ITZU 4 At 20442 jo C June, an easthoudn 22-<7 flyin3 at 20,CCb feet experienced electronic and visual contact with an unknown aircraft south of 3athuret Island. therefore, about 70 alios behind the sighted aircraft, succests ccntralle rccalr. risible for eons tlca.eee* 7 Jucn '(possibly’ later) jl I to. 10,050 feet above R3-47 and apprcxicntely 3-10 alios bbhind for approximately 20 cinutes. The co-pilct of 23-47 states aircraft had flphter configuration. Contrail rras obsorTSd as aircraft disappeared. Contrail also elphted by 2nd R3-47 approxlmtely 80 miles behind let) The R5-47 flyln-a t 30,000 and indi­ cating 450 knots. The warning llfht flashed and 2 Indications vnro observed on A70-32 scope. The X-systea scope shoved Indications of *,T^ I § 4- At 00502 on 7 June, a westbound R3-47 enroute to Zllscn ATS. b • Alaska, at 35,000 feet experienced electronic contoot southeast cf Sardrs Island. The R3-47*a AfO-32 detected ah alroraft/object at 3,300 yards and at the saae level as the aircraft. ' The scope r'eturn was scall and roctanpular. Ths pilot Interpreted It to bo a fom ef o J-sualnc. The target warning light went on and off 3 tines in as o • many minutes. l?o visual or X-system contaots.ee•• I f ig h f. t o . o. J- 1/ L © 63 >aus raai ssx::^' ■ ■ ra;ffn racr c<nn mmsb wotk 5 wtss a? ars nzn ar ca/«3 8=a si 1X9 CW1Z. X.1S5SSCATIO: 07 C33M»3 o? X’.CJIE 37 A3CZIZ 91 i*© CU9 SS.*© CSOCCTg: .. 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T33 SET WAS FAIRII LICHT 03 7Z2 KC3IZXT JUD 2? • r K02ICED IITJZEL"?. IT APF3JOTD STAHOUAHS F03 QUITS A ’Z.EIS AID USS IT MOVED Xi’E.’H EX7Z31 nGlT?3?.IZ 02 SO’JZHEHLX DI7SC7IC3 AT DIxTELLI^ TI1S5, ZACH TD3 IT JDVSp/.,J VS TOPOTD'TiS AIP-CIAFT TO I" AT 12 G'CLXI POHTIOn. 'EZUSZ1 HZ5T HZPUETp • . •• • Washington Institute of Technology November 29, 1983 4. S. Dear Mr. Steinmant I-think the answers I gave him were the ones you long in answering your letters, flee and have had to make a any or all of your questions. I am delight- of them to the beat of my ability. 1. people at the office that I got the 'aliens* wore constructed like certain 2. Dr. ! C'?Wja'cher ?. S. v ON. ISCMUT (. tAMBACNKM ee«»<»<NV ami CMAiaesaaa er eoaoe Mr. William Steinman 1S043 Rosalita Drive La Mirada, California 90638 Dr. Sarbacher ccnfirns recovery of material, instruments and occupants from the crashed discs. Dr. Robert I Sarbacher answers SteIman’s letters and identifies three other scientists definitely involved in the crashed saucer study and research projects. Mr. William Steinman November 29, 1993 - Page 2 It occurs to ma that Dr. Bush's name Is Inccorrect as you have it,. Please check the spelling. »• aawuAH ru.1, >UCH. ruoaiM >MM •oa-aa>.<ua 3. I did receive some official reports when I was in my office at the Pentagon but all of these were left there as at the time we were never supposed to take them out of the office. I do not recall receiving any photographs such as you request so X am not in a position to answer. I have to make the same reply as on No. 4. X recall the interview with Dr. Brenner of the Canadian Embassy. I-think the answer* I gave him were the ones you listed. Naturally, I was more familiar with the subject matter under discussion, at that time. Actually, X would have been able to give more specific answers had I attend- ed the meetings concerning the subject. You must understand that I took this assignment as a private contribution. We were called *dollar-a-year men.* My first responsibility was the maintenance of my own business activity so that my participation was limited. About the only thing I remember at this time is that certain materials reported to have come from flying saucer crashes were extremely light and very tough. I am sure our laboratories analyzed them very carefully. There were reports that instruments or people operating these machines were also of very light weight, sufficient to withstand the tremendous deceleration and acceleration associated with their machinery. X remember in talking with some of the people at the office that I got the impression these ’aliens* were constructed like certain insecte we have observed on earth, wherein because of the low mass the inertial forces involved xn operation of these instruments would be quite low. I still do not know why the high order of classification has been given and why the denial of the existence of these devices. I am sorry l£,has taken me so long 1 you get in touch with the others who may __ in this program. Slnceroly_yours, A z Jr 7 Relating to my own experience regarding re­ covered flying saucers, I had no association with any of the people Involved in the recovery and have no knowl- ■ edge regarding the dates of the recoveries. If I had I would send it to you. Regarding verification that persons you list were involved, I can only say this: John von Neuman was definitely involved. Vannever Bush was definitely involved, and I think Dr. Robert Oppenheimer also. My association with the Research and Develop­ ment Board under Doctor Compton during the Elsenhower administration was rather limited so that although I had been invited to participate in several discussions asso­ ciated withthe reported recoveries, I could not personally attend the meetings. I am sure thatthey would have asked Dr. von Braun, and the others that you listed were probably asked and may or may not have attended. This is all I know for sure. to reply but I suggest >0 may be directly involved I am sorry I have taken so long in answering your letters. However, I have moved my office and have had to make a number of extended trips. To answer your last question in your letter of October 14, 1983, there is no particular reason I feel I shouldn^t.or. couldn't answer I ed to answer all You listed some of your questions in your letter of September 12th. X will attempt to answer them as you had listed them. SVDJ3CT- Unconvontics&l Airor»>.ft 1. u. b. \ I ty inspectors. •• d. object possessing the real path and other peculiarities observed by Messrs. WILSON, f:* A.U.C. Dictributiom reT. r . * t » : Oersinrrxnsw -r-ar, r _ w-' -Li ' k Office of the AC of S, C-2, Headquarters, Fourth Army, Fort Sam Houston, Texes k- f, - ------ ‘ , Falling light from 45 degree angle. Observed by four security Inspectors at Los Alamos ■"'x » c ISWIIWEIII! ■'C tj '(Control Humber A-1917) of ;kforsIatioh (G-2 NOTEi t D/l; C/S; G-3j 14th AF; FBI; file; O.S.I., . ; r F Tnis report is a supploaent to report, this headquarters, subject es above, dut»<i 3 January 1940.) ' (J Following la a list of sightings of unidentified lights over Nev Mexico sub- sequent to 27 Deoember 1948». kJ ’ bJMJJlRY OF -yORUATIOU *x • Mr.f Ei' E \ Q DA -I/2c Date IS Jan 49 • (■ *• \ PC=TAHIKC OFFICE t r ; •• S I (timed). ilr<ed). Positive deterodnation that no vehicles^n approaching highwqyo and no planes over- heed. Checked and obeerved by LoslAlarno* security inspectors. h* /s/ Sandia Base, 6 Jan 49,\1V3J honrc*. Brightly lighted object fron south- eaet to northwest. Diamond shape, twm^ej&L-Iong. Altitude 1500 to 2000 feet. Speed — faster than a jet plane.. No aaoke or vapot trail. No sound. Observed by Sandia Base sentry’ who claims experience in Aircraft observation. Dlclnt&grat.cd in greenish flash lighting up cloud area between Observed by security inspector, Los Alamos ABC project. o. Loo Alamos, 30 Deo 48, 2010 and 2100 hours. High speed motor etnmd cirectly over Los Alamos and above ove^paqi. Sound beard for seven seconds- ( and repealed 10 minutes later. Hear^gaiiK 2100 hours for 8.2 seconds (tiked) it Los Alamos, 20 Deo 48, 2054 hours. decreasing to 20 degree angle. I AEG project. Los Alamos, 28 Deo 48, 0431 hourp.-. -Descending vertical light much slower than falling.star. observer and light. 2» Ire v r -___________________o_______ viewed’ull*persone'who have made observations. He has made transit sightings to determine altitudes and angles of flight. He has made s report to the 0.5.1. of the objeo^possissing th^r^l’p^^d othar^eculi^i^/obs.Jved1’? Messrs. WILSON, THUF.TT, S'lItO’JC. and SHIPPER was not a falling meteorite." r <=... /z ■Z^2S\t“: ;les on app\;i and observed by LoslA'I&raol seouri A/ Dr. Lu PAZ, tfoteorologist at the University of Naw iiexico, personally inte^ . » ______a.1 ewstdea Fl fF R V V V I .. . - . SUl'n1T,Al\ l ur ,,,, ,,.,.,.,,. ,...,, • r.,= .. l:-:-,.:-= .., :::: ..,. :-: or :::,= oc t :-- -- --- ------ - -------- --- - -- -- --· CIC, FJ.O !! 8, P.O. Box 379, Kaoxvll1e ., Tenn�see COO( f'Oll USC IH IHDIVIDUAI. rAIIAGII.YW CV""-UAJl()OI 0, SOUACt: or IIIFOllM.\llOIC! COMl\.tTU T IIDJ.'IU • • • • • A a-tAMm ST UfMO SOUIICD • 1 USUAU. T IIQJ.UIU • • • • • • • • -T TIIUI: • • • • • • 1 J.i•\.'f al:UA&L • • • • • • • C -111.Y ,-ut . . . J N01 USUAU,Y lll'UA91.l , • • • • 0 -,,,U.Y � • • • • • • o -.uou . . . . . . . . t •-..u . . . s IIQJA91Uff 1/W,C-. . . . F TtlVYM c.&-T Ill M'<,tO • • • • 6 !,<, ....... or ... ,o,o•ATION ( t> r ... . s r T-r ti Sub. "' t bo •• e e.. u.'nr.lary- o .u .. orma on, .,ec : as a ve ., cated lS Oct 1950.) en lJ Od.obr.r 1950 /.tome �r.:-gy Security ? .. t.rol Troo;,er, Dt;; .. rd D. ;?;,"T:1e:-, .i.,d a caretake�, John-�ooeyui,c.l<e:-, from the Univer:ity o! �c:nessee �esc��:h :or.�, .. t C�� P..idge, saw an object. at about 12 ., 000 to 15,000 teet o�ove Sclov: .. y c .. te o! t.!"Jc "Control Zone." · This object_ appeared to be a."1 mcril!t v.'hich 1'" .. s st.arti..P\& to meke an outside loop ., trailing smol:e behind. S0011 these two� re...!.ized that t�e !'o:i:icrly c:cscribed smoke behind the aircra!'t r.as a t.ill. This object. continut:d to descend in a controll.e d dive, cucll �lOTrer th:m an ai?-crai't. r-oulc! eve, .me! ,.�en it c&J)pro:!.ched the ground it levelled orr an� !J.e,r sl0\";l1; pc.ralle-.l t.o- th� Ground. This object came-within t.ffo hunQ-ed acd ten (210) !eet or the two observors and r.a:: parallell.,g the ground at. oppro:"'4_-,ately t�e ��d t.h�t. � n..., co�d ·"°aJ.k, ;.t o height o! appro..�tcly s;x (6) feet·. '::-ooper Rsn:�:-.. ttc::;,t.ed t� ��p:-oach the object but. ash� .pproac�ed the o�ject beci!::.e =-..:.1.lcr cc..�� �t���ec :r.c .. ·!.ng in• a soctheastcrly directioo. This object is sud to have approGched .. �:..�e {9) :oot. cyclone c� ... i:l l!.."lk fence �c! i:cace .. co:,t.:-oll� t.over.ent t� c:'!Z.:- !.�.e- ! ence, then a \';i.:lo,-: t:-ee ., then a telep�one post c."lc! ,,i:-e, arte:-rdl::.::h, the object. gained i..oment� nnd altitude 6.lld cleorec; a hill at. o???'ox:i!!ct.el7 ont (1) l'!'ile ;.v,:ay. Th'? ot-ject .:ppearec! t.o be p-ear shop�. vh'?n this obj(fCt w .. s c-+e:-the !--.ill it ,1as �till ·.risible as the S3me sized object t.h.t ,:.:.s obs4:r--1ed Y.tle:t \:ur !"ift.y ( 50) feet ar.2.y. (Th e c,:planation 6 iven r..is that. t..'lis objE:ct c:-c-,.; l.:::i;e� a� it c�cd ultitude and speed.) tpp:-o;,d,r.iately five mi.nut.es later the object appe�ed abai:l �2.vi.,g :-e�p�e.:red froo op?roY..i!:-..'lt.cly tr.e s:une location rror.i ,·mich it had diso??ea?'ed. 71":e cb�ct, r. .. s seen a&� !"ive zr.inut.es lot.er !or approxima!.ely .ten seco:1ds. Du:-ing the above happenings, l!:. John l,!tae�er had ,"isu.2.1 rerere:-.:� o! th:..:: object. c-.i:-ing its !'irst slight !or .approxi:la�eljr seven cln�es. Troop�r ��er Y�S interrupted twice c!uring• which times he eo.lled his h�dqur.rte:-s i."'l u. .. t.tm.�t to get other observers. ;.lso, during the !uitastic !l.iiht. or t.'lis o:-ject, ':'roopc:-nycer �topped i.:r. E. t;. HightOT."er, ,.�o l,':£$ co t.hc h1ghN�7 in his vehicle , to ve:-ir: ,:iat. TZ2S being seen. Ur. Hi�t.or.er•s st�t.ecent subst.o..'lti..t.es the description 3S befo:-e. !3y t.he t� the object appec.red the seconc! time, Joe :..r.r.ecki, Cop!.. or the •. t.c::ic �,�rc:7·co:r.J.ssion Security Pat:-�l, Y,as p:-esen� me! Ll.so ld�esse� this phenomenon. ==ac.:, of the observors described the object substar.t.ia, iy � !ollor.s: a. ';':hen the object ,·.�s !irst si&ht:ed it �poue� to be .in aircra.rt., trailing smoke, o� oett.er described as 11smoke "Y.Ti t.i.'lg." ••�'"'""'" ... 3 cc 1-: e .idquartc � s i Third J.roy- 1 cc OSI, 1:nox-. ·, e, Te:,nessee l cc FBI. Y.no:..-ville 'I'•"'., ..... ,. WO .a,oro•,. 568 I JUW H · l cc to Secu:-it7 Pi.vision ., .s:;, Ca!c Ric l cc File J3 �"Nfl[IE1JI.1Al Uf\ A x. SUMMARY OF INFORMATION CEJ3OTS SIGHTED OVHt OAK RIDGE b. » i-' • Ground M5TW1VTKX 13 568 r^vryncyTtft 5 c o r f OF SOURCE: coMptmuY Rttuwa IfSUALLY RCUABUt . . fairly rcuablc . . WOT USUALLY ROJABU UmRClUBL£ . . . .. RELIABILITY uhkwoww 1 I > 4 s 4 UATt 17 October 1950 I J* • I ikipaming orricc CIC, FaO ff S, P. 0. Box 379, Knoxville, Tennessee suejccr SUMMARY or INFORMATION ’Alien the object vcas approaching the ground in its descent, it took on the shape of a bullet with a large tail. 1 8 7 I.Y B F’ T' r c. LTien the object was sighted on the ground (from approximately two hundred and ten (210) feet) it appeared to be apjroxiniately the size of a 2x5_4card, with a twenty (20) foot ribbon tail. The object and the tail was alternately moving up and down, and the ribbon appeared to be waving in the breeze. The color was a metallic grey. ( d. Uhen Trooper Rymer came within fifty (50) feet of the object he 1 cc Security Division, 1 cc File I. CODC FOR USC IN INDIVIDUAL FARAGHAPH CVALUA1ION OF INFORMATION: ct»n«Mtn •» othc. souncts PMOCAKV THUt............................ IO5SIK.Y TMUC............................ t>OU«TFUUY TAUC.................. IMHKWAtnX.................................. TRUTH CAMHOT K JJDCCO . . Trooper Rymer's record is among the best of the troopers at the Atomic Energy Commission Security Patrol. Er. John Ifoneymaker holds badge IJc. UT-? and is employed by the University of Tennessee'Agricultural Research Farm as a caretaker for small animals. Er. E* U. Hightower holds badge No. 6633 nnd is an employee of the Eaxon Construction Company. described it similar to the above except that the first two and one-half feet of th© tail appeared more solid, but the last seventeen and on&-halfj (17i) feet of the tail appeared almost transparent and was glowing, intermittently, in sections. The tail appeared to have four or five, sections which would glow intermittently. i tic I 7-1817, L- I DGMHPEMIUL The Controller, Capt. TJ. «kin, of Detachment No. 2 , 662 «C and U Sod., 15cGee-Tyson Airport, P. 0. Box.202, Uaryville, Tennessee, at the Knoxville Airport Radar Site, made a report that he had seen peculiar readings on the radar scopes at approximately 1520 hours. Apparently the radar picture was indefinite, intermittent, and inaccurate, because the objects sighted by radar would only make a short "painting" on the scope and world then disappear only to reappear at another location. On 16 October 1950, at approximately 1520 hours, five persons (as yet unknown) sighted objects hovering over the IU-25 plant at Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Further information and description is expected from these sources. However, the radar scores at Knoxville Airport were giving an unintelligible reading, apparently the Corarauiding Officer was reluctant to make any statement concerning these’readings cue to higher Headquarters doubting the event of the past few days. Nevertheless, a fighter aircraft from the 5th Fighter Sqd. was sent to identify an object v&ich was reported to be hovering over K-25. Upon approaching the area the radar equipment aboard the aircraft got an image on its scope and the pilot pursued this image and identified it as a light type aircraft. Ground 2 3 cc Headquarters. Third Army 1 cc OSI, Knoxville, Tennessee 1 CC yPTj. Kn •AGO TORM F— Q * •• t WN 47 g-WD fe- 4 • I I I A1r lnlelllgence Report No. 100-Z03-7Q ANALYSIS OF·FLYING O BJE CT m::IDE!NTS tN TSE u.-·s. All' In�oll\gence Dlvlslon Stud:, _No._� .. . . 10 December 1P48 . Dlreetora.te -of lnleWrence ..and Of!lee .a! Naval lDtelll(eu:e. DISTRIBU'nON "C" WARNING: Thla document coat.a.uis lmormailon attectq · the .na.lloaai ddemu af the tJD1� states wUhLn the m eanlng a! the· Espionage Act, fl0 U.S.C., 3l &Dd 32, u emended 1t5 trwnu.HlOD or the �Uon a! lta contenta 1n � ma.QD er to an. WWl1bor1Zed per"SOD � -prohlblted by law. Reproduet.1011 of th• l.nleWceoe• 1n th1a publlcaUon, \IZlder the· provlaloms of Azm7 Rerw,atl01l 380-5, 1.s a.utborlzed . for UDltod St.ales mlllL&ry aceoc:tu J)l'O'V1ded the source 1.$ 1D1lcatec! . D1rectorite a! lntel.llrenc:e lleadqwu-ter, tJnlted States A1r Force Wa.shlngton, D. C. UFO'S 13 otflce of N1.vt.l 1nt,m,ence Navy Oer,artment I • APPENDIX ''C'' ,...,. - If •L ;;" � :&i- l .... :•.· ,..,,.;..<· ►---.... -�, ... , ---1�� iii). SELECTED REPORTS OF· FL YmG 013jECT mctol!!NTS UFO'S21 • r • - $£81ttT' ,. On 10 July 1947, Mr. C:::,=::- 1 & Pao.Amerlcan Alrw&J3 111echan1c reported & clrclWL!' c�jeet flying .t hleb velOelty, �"'1lel1Ac lbe art.h's auna.ce aJJd le&Vinc & trail wh1cb aPPN,Nd as "' .. � up . . cl the clOQd fonn•t\00 .. Tu •1Cb1lne :occurred nur Ba.rmoD Field . H9wtc-tndJl"N: Two other ponons also a.aw tbe trail wb1cb rema.UWd·J.D the"isky,for atiout an bo\lZ' ud wu �­ p-apbcd bJ anot.ber PAA employee. The reaulUl:lc pbotO(l'apba support Mr. WoodJ'\ztt"a �!loo u f..r as the aky cleavage ls CODCOrned. (See FS&s. 5 . .aDd a.) Fig. 5 -·.io - ·SFCAEf==' h. On 29 July 1947, I SS: & 1tb1le ny1ng near Tacoma, Washlncton, n:ported a formatlon or flyinr, objec�. Hl$ &kclch of their �pe co�s cl<>Mly lo Uw. :.howo ln lhe photccraphs made by Mr: ••a On lhe same d.ly, two U. S. Alr Force pilots at Hammon Field reported lwo flyl.ni d� trallLnc a P-80, followlnc 1l toward Oakland, CalUornla. 1. On 4 Augu3l 1017, the pilot and co-pllol of a DC-3, fly!Jlg Cor one Al Jones, near Bethel, Alas«a, reported a flylnc disk larger lli.in lhclr alrcra.tt. Thl:. dlsk cro:i..� their palh al about 1,0w ,�l and lhey turned lo �lvc chase. The oc-a w� flylnl: at 170 mp h, but the disk flew out ot .siehl in four mlnulc:;. j. On 12 Novembor 1947, two !lylnc di!lks tram� jet-like $lr'"m:. ot flre were reportedly :;lf:hlc:d from lhe brldec ol lhc l�cr 'ficonderoea, accordint! to the :;econd offlcer. The TlconderQ£;& was 7.0 mUcs off the Orer,on r.hore. Thls offlcer sald lhe dlskr. were 1n :ilthl 4� sec:o�, mC1V� :it :i :;peed c...a.lmalcc1 at 700-HOO mr,n, curvl� In -' lo"'• low arc. •E8RCY - 11 • UFO'S24 It. Oa 7 January 1948, � Nat.low C\W'd pUot wu twed wb1le attemst� to c.bue an �lflcd object \IP to 30,000 fNt., Wb1le ·SL la � Um Ul1S pUclt nffered.&DOZS&, NINlUzl( 1a .Im crw. ·hls 1ut � to . . the tower wu, ''lt appean to be met•1Jk: ob)ect. .. .at tNmadou au.e. .. AlnetlJ ahead m1 sll(blly above .. .d am a,1llr to -c:loa tor a beUel' book.'� · · · · , .. � l. 0D 6 ,\prU 1948,-thrM tn1Ded t.DooD obNffen from U. �-� � WataoD �--NJ. ·repor1,e4 .... . a Z'OWld. lnd11llzlet object 1D the w:1mt7 ar Bollman Air Ton:c Bue, New Ma:Jco: 11 wu � laJ&ti ud tut, ud appeared to eucut.a -no)m. m.&zaanva &l hJdl speed. Tbe obJ,ct WU \IDde:r' oboarvat1oA tor appnmmalel7 30 MCOMI ud � �- . . .. . ... . . tn. A yellow or Upl colONd spbc-e, 25 to 40 feet IA d1ametc wu npart-4 by Lt. Comdr. M&re:Ua L. Lowe, USN, just 1outh af AmcasUa Naval All' StaUcm. D.C., while be WU tbUli CID 30 AprU 1948. Il wu mcmzc &l a speed at apprc:lldmat.el 100 m1les per hour al u tlUb!de af abcllJt (.500 feet. Althougtl w1Dd5 alaft were from tbo aonb-�woa, 1tll com'M . wu to tbe north. ;_: i 011 1 J\l.17 1948, twelve d1u:a were reported ovc tll■ Re.pld Clt7 AJz Bue bJ Ma,1or BamzQv. Tbw dlau -,ue ova.1-ahapod, about . 100 foot lcmc, fly1llc at a 8l)NC1 enlmatod to be .IA CIC888 at 500 mph. Derenolar fram .10,000 feet. theae d1Alm made a 30-oecree to 4Q..dec:rw cJtmblnc tmu � very npWy \mt11 out of •lehL · o. oia 17 July 19'8, a report 1ram JartlaDd Air Poree Bue dw:rlboa a •1Pl1Dc lZl tbe n:1aJtJ at S&A.�Aeac:1&, New Mcx.lco, at NWmi '!DSdezrtl'wd obJecta � IA & ''J'' farmatioll al &II Mtlm•led ho1cbt oi �.ooo tNt above tbe IM'nlA. Tbe form.at.1a1inrled from .. J N to .. t." to c1rcJa•after pen1��ui.e cca1tb. Flasboa fram tbe object& ,were � after pe■etrc � decZ"MI beJCD1 � zeDWl .liut Ulero was DO smoke oi' npar U'a1l. If UMI reponod alUtude la cornet the sPffd WU • - ' � � t :4 � l, 1500 m1les per �. accord1ac to tbe report. p ;-:abe-sf&htlnp ar l1Cbta Md traSJa, ntbll' tllaA 41.lka, bave been � V1&: (1) OD 12 � 1g(7,· the pUat and co-J)ll« ar a Pu AmencaD alrcntL, a rau1.e tram :MS.dvv to 1lODOl1wa, ..... & blue-1mlt41 l1pl approacblnc, cb•nct¥ to tw1za � c1on 'IIPCC \w:WadJ'&wal. Tbe pilot ••Um•led � apee4 a£ \be l1pt al al>ol4 l.CXX> �. �:.. . . . .C2J 0D 16 Jm,111 1Q(8. M:-...... terrUoZ'7 mampr tor tbe B.F. Ooodrldl CompazJ. obNned a.reddiah clow wWl a )et exb.aust 1n the Vic1a1ty ct MUea City, Mor#en• °lll1& clowq l1cbt made no aoaDd. .trneled al>ol4 twtce UMI �ed at a rmwtmtlaaal a1rcn1l &ZJ4 new from DOtb to GOll1h ,even.l Umea 1D a wide arc. !1Dall7 � ewer � � q. DurlDc tbe �ly monilne of. 25 July 19'8, two Eallen AlrllAea pllota nport.ed b.av1DC NC a 1wcc·fl11rc cnft slm1l.ar to a V-2 pus tbelr a1l"cnft lZl nlcbt.. (See. Fies. , and 8.) "lbe an•cbed �w!.Dp made bJ thue two obNrven very cloeel)' reaemble a flJtzic object rtpOrte4 to bave been aoma oc 20 JIily 1948, bJ f J b c:h1ef 1Dvut1p1ar ar Court at Damace 1Dqulry, ud hi.a �•nctitn at�. Netherl&Dd5. Tb.la oblect appeared to be a W1Dcleaa aucraA Ji&wic two declm. Tbe c.ntt. a1gbted tour umu Uaroucta acatterec1 cl0Uda ID4 11nllm1'44 �, wu t:vol· 1DC al !&'ch� 11 a :b,1ih &lUbMSe • . A . ao\lDd almlJ•r to that made-� a:'V•2 wu i-eponed. r.ltzJ. olJject, almllar lZl w;,e to the one ln the pNCedlnc h1cSdent was NSpOl'ted bJ m aperieDC:ed Amu1c&D � reporter alloul. 25 kllometora D011bea.st at MollcoV OD 3 A111'18t 194� • . A Ru=\.an � 1denUned u aa a rleld &lrahlp 'bl4 tbe reponc d1.acnea b«:•nae 1t flew a1 a btcb. but net uceaetve speed. s.OD l October 1948 at approxlln.ately 2030 laoW'B the pU0t Of a F-51 e1rcraft. 2Dd Lt. Cioorp F.Gorman (North Dak0t& Alr N.atloa•J Guard}. il,tnr Dear Fargo, North Dakot&,. e'cbt,od azi IDLcr­ mlu.czt wbJte JJcbl about 3,000 feet below bl.I (,600 1eet cnlaq e.lllludo. The pUOl pursued the l1cbl wb1ch appoand to then take fNUlve t&cllc5. Tbo oblect or Ught out-turned. o ut-speeded, and out-climbed the 'F-51 1n every wt..ance durlac the attempt to latercept.. Tbe pllol lost coatac:t � - 12 - UFO'S 25 mlmde■•tlfter · t!Mt m!.t!&l •lcb«IDC, "1'be � UcbL wu obeerved , .. other "'1!M■-.. tram UJe i;1"0\IDC: ' · Mr,d.%A ;;::e, Air Trame Com.roller, Mr. i Aelste.at 'l'nf:Oc; . CoQ- trollo. u4 n.,,,,.c;;:: . • , Ocul1Gt A c:omp&rlacm "of all \ut.lmOD7 NVe&lod � C11M1 object wu •l&tad and tlw a ccmalllted cmlJ of a .. mall roua4 ball at c1Mr wtlJt.e Upt wUh m &AIIINZll � ettacbed.. • · lt w.s allouL G to 8 lachu 1r dlernter. At umes It traveled tut.r than 0ae · 7.51 11...:1 puformechnanewen 111 an .vuiv. ID&IIDU. WbaD flnt alCtlt,ed the ball of UCbl -wu·tnnl• � .1 an · ffttrnel'!"4 250 JD1loa per balar. UDder th1a ccadlUOG, tbe Ucbt wu D0l c«41DUOC.S bul ��·Gtf·'Ud 1011. Al htgb � tu wblle lJCbt WU coathmoua. � 1zlv•pt}pUl)D �� tbe �::.;=tty Um tb1a m:14-at ma.J bav• been enctbar a1rcnft or a � · t..::;;.·..._ ... : . . -t. 01118 Noveml...z' 1�8 at apprm1mai.1J 2145 boun, Ulna NNl"Ve pUota. 2nd t.t. · Xctrood W, J· �kaoa,. '2:Dd U. GkA l.. alalur, .&Dd 2Dd LL Hm17 O. Comba, � DeU' � Field,: �-Yl&Dd. eacO\mtaJ'ed u amdenllned tl11DC obJ.cL. Wblm 11rat algbted, lt appoare4 to be llgbt.ed ... � � at · atloUt l,'700 feet. Tbree or SOUJ' pua• were made 111 &A attempt to 1dentUJ 11. T� p�·ot tbo � aiat9IS Um wWe d1VlJJC h1a &1rCnft at� 2(0.mllol per bour, � �;� wowd cl1mb -verUcall:, end-'Ula wOUld drop l)eloW tM a1rcnft uom beb1ll4 ftDd · contJruae;:to C:.�. 0A tbQ lut pua, tM laDdJag llgbt 'WU nUcbed·Cll·SDd m omontanly &•dull CTQ '10111 fi>.;;.:.i tbe obJea · was olloorvod.. LL Comm atatod be•m•Snlelned · coated 'f.or alxlaL tu mlmrtM with U... �lect � bstwNl1 tbe llPta of WubS.DltaD, D. C. end bSa .aucnA. All tba1 could "be o;.....:rved was u oblq b&l1 wUb ooe lllbt. J10 wlllp end ao -o:m•u:;t �-lt 11mll1 made a V4i,.-y::t!Cbt lm'D ·ud boadoc1 tolrard tbe out COUit at SI\ NSUrn•led fi00 to e00 m1lea -per boar'. At u.. a;...me Ume � Serce&Dt Jobll J. Jtuabz:ier ob&ened 1rom--ui. crowid an ,m,�..i,ob)ect SD··tho · &1r ovez &!drew• F1ol4. Xe llt&ted tut ll was Dal ver, � &Dd Um ll d1d :oat l00k l1ke an �- . = . · .. 3. n::PORTS OF ndar � po1Dt lo \mWNal e1r ecUv1tJ Q1.c:h ma, be relal.ed to fl)'1Jl& ob1oct.&s, · · ,! . · - 0D 1 J\&ly 1�'1. a OCA radar at. Eokkaldo. Japeza plcud up u unldenUt\cd ta.rret et '1e mUoi, -w� � speed 1A ceca Gf 600 mph. 'l'b1a wt« GP1l1 1Dto two ta:pts, -eacb esuma•ed to be larie r t:..... � P-61. , . · ... --: ,, · .. b. cu 10 � 1�'1. u MEW radar et Fukuoka, J&pe,D, plcked -up a taz'C« e1 ea mUes eDd tn...1...1 11 to 1" mllea, wtleN 11 faded. Speed WU 6'0.QOO mph. � apeed m.MlamDaat_ made b7 w. sood crew tbi'oup a 70.mlle track. i. bel1M9ed acewat.. . . -.. luvOGtlpt.lma conducted b7 �. AJz Malerlel Commend, uv. deflDltely eatebU•bed UMt 1':cntl1Jc•Uon Gf 18 Gf � 210 ao-calle4 f17iDc 11U1CC11 wb1ch have 'becD rcpor\od. � D1DO per cal of � 1dal aumbor ot lDClclent• &N, �. ellmlneled ii-om �� apecWe � AmaDC tboM Incidents poalUvelJ up)elrwt, thrM wen boexN, �....,.:> ware trom � wftre--ea. · ID tbe Nrnelnlnc U eJlmln•tod I.DC:ldeal•. objects were 'iiO' • · Uy ... ta& 1Avest1pllQA bu sbowD lbat tbe7 weN celeltlal bocl1ea or pbemw_ mateoro­ lo.� &Dd canlva.1 belJooos, and &1rbome cosmlc n1 upertment•J eqwpuw,t '1'be 1� e;r,; - ·:?}oa an prNented 1or compG,Zlo0G t4 the iritonlllUclll reported by 11'tta•,se• and tr\a4 14el:IW1· � Gf tbe ab3oct 1lffolvec1: a. 0D 22 J'lll:11�8. Cap•1n 1leDl7 Glavu (O:dzwM:e Beeervet am bl.I wU• o\)ae'Vod aL Vm :-.-.._; .. , C e1Uom1a,, au object ftlcb tbeJ we e l&D&ble lo poaWvel;J 1dc&UtJ. Object 11 · 11n1tappoarod to � � ud loakod lSke a weatbe' beJJOOll at aw 2,000 feet b11t then wu DO cb.lr&cte1'1sUc boN·'i' Tlle wlud was blowSDr 011 tbe croUDd but tbe object wu quite stead1-Dur-the Ume 1l ._ , _.. \mdez' ob5enailon, about azi �. 1L traveled throulb a verUc&l ere at al>o14 t•Cll7-:flv• (250; dap-eee or more. Tbe obaervv CODCluded Um 11 wu D0l a c:eleatlal body. Il baa & blulah luui❖Baceuce &Dd u tbe SUD Mt., tbe ot,3ect'a color p-aduilJ daagod lo onz110 at dUsk and coa.GC4 to t.c Ulumllw.ed almost �u.80'-Tho outllDe we.a clear &Dd the &1r 11u clur wWl v1.,�:;.;1t7 unllmttoc1. TIie object traveled b'om the eut to tho weal. Thia obJoct wa.s determlDod b7 1.DveatlpUon to bave becu & be.llooD c:&n'71n( coemlc r&)" oqulpmont. -U- VFO'S 28 ,. .fi111Rfl: b • . OD 19 Auc,mt 19-l8, al approxlm&lelJ 1050 bolU'S an unlcSenUfJed f11mc ObJec t was ·VS.Sl.ble from the crowid at GodmaD A1r .Poree Bue, �. 'l'b1&. �ec:t wu utlmeled to be &t about :0,000 to ,o,000 feet alUwdo, apbwlcal S.U ah&pe, br1cht allv e r color &Zld rave a briOt r.Qectio:i ·trom tbe GWl. AD F-61 wu cllspa1c:hed D'om Stand1ton1 Alr Force Bue, Kentucky.� observe tb9 object. Dunne obsernt1oD .trom tbe rrc,und, there wu no c:lwlre 1n tbe •J.evalloD af,tbe object aD11 1l aeemod to be mo'l1DC IIOlltbwe8l from Goc1maD A1r Force Bue. Tbe F-il wb1c:b wu ·C)'lnc ewer OodmaD APB at an alUmde ct 30,000 \o 3�,000 feel Npor'Uld that.it was UD&ble \o �-the object althoueb U waa st.lll v1alble b'om the rt'OWJd wUh t.be med eye. A&lm� and .iev&Uon read.1.ap we. t.alum by theodollte fl'ler, m!Dute and the path of tbe obJect waa cbartec1. . 'l'be obi.<:t was delerm1.Ded to be the planet Venaa by Mr. MOON, the bead a.ab'onomer at the UD1vers1.ty ct Loa1avUle, LoulffUle, Kemw:kf. n 1a beUeYed tba1 earlier l.actdent• &t �!l Fl.ald (reference paracnph 2k. pace 12, Appmd1x "C") mQ &lao b&ve boea ob8enaUoDa of the pl&Dot Ve.mi.s. �. AMONG THOOE SDc:1.denta aWl 1l0t l)OS1Uftly �•1M'1, reported obsezw.tlcms differ to 110ZM a1aZlt, -but three poeral c:&lflCot"IM af 81ptl.Dp einerp -the fl71llC d1l:k, the ball af tln ud the l&z'c• jet roc:ta. � obNrv&l1cma that wen IIICUd are: a. Most of tbe objocta a.re a. th1D·-dl8lc, round 0Q top alld flat on the bottom. The tram ba.>f o! the disk ta otten c:trc:ular, sweepq back to a. square tall acroaa the full -width. b. A h1eh rate ct clb® u well u the appa.ronl ablllty to rcma1.u mOUOaleaa or hover for a c:cm.:.ldcrable leact,h a! Ume 1a 1Dd1c&lod. c. Reported sizes have varied from that Qf a 25-c:eat piece to 250 feet. 1n diameter; and !!'om the :.lze af a punuJt plane to Uw bulk at G1x B-29 a1rpl&Do6. d. Speeds have been estimated t.brougW the enUre ranee from very slow or haver1q to :.,zperSODlc. •• SouDds a.ad V1Ral· tra11a &re net narmeJl7 uaoclaled wttll the .•lptlnp. - l6 - UFO'S29 ...... . ... .. .. ,. ' Ja:Rn.ANO AFB�·:,◄, e Al:4 ·-l Sep ao, Al!� Sigt,hiJ,gs ot �!1ed II 12C0 A.:.-...! U�Q in Rctn.�c:d. Tes� . �- N"OSI D.et 170"). ICir-tlan:, AFB . . ,..,.. ; . . . .:,;· .. X , .. ••••- T&t,.•�•"»••c•-..._,• ... •••••• w•c • ,-.s; •• .,..,., c.-. .... c.,�a. .. ·--·" •;K>•&1$ � .... , �.1Ca!SPS,.� IC1.rtlrd Af"8, tf.C . . 4-75i6 n e, a.,o,...,.TIOee .• I I .. I . . :. caic-a1. SllcUl"1ty Cc:ntral (C!C)'.irwido Mai:a.o, ca,w Sll'dl..a Scl.r1ty, �· .. -, � � bw.� cnedc:a Ql QC) al&nllld � 1n t2lll ..... "1?JeY �V".;cd Uwt a pa � WIS� 1n thll .,._ � IIGlld invw1:1gste . -I • 3.0\ 11 ALJQ eo, fflJSS 0.Jn'IS, Slrd1& k:Uri.ty, a:MN:S that en 9 q ao, a Sa'd1& �ty QJard. (llb0 wuhM h1a nae ncic be divw.gld tar tear ot h&nsml:nc), Clll&ted t:w 'al 1 Oid.n;: � �radataly c::mavs •• ha wa dn.VUV I.Mt en ttw co,«.e � QCQSa l'CIIIICl en k-� tluUdSIICJ d-.::k � an alanllld •trul:::tl.r9 • M ha Cl)'� the aCN:::Q.IN ha d::aerv.:1 & bns:,it Us,it mar the QrQ,nS WISn1 thl stn:,cture. Hit-­ a'lao c:tlMNc tn ClbJct ha t1rst � - & �cc:ptc'. 9Jt atta- CSriYSn; cl=-cr, he � a ra.nS d1ak lhapaS ClbJct. HI � to r-adio for & ba::k � patrol tue h1s rad:t.o ICUld not Clrit. M. ha qc0ldllld tbl ClbJCC CD foe,;. atme; 14th a �. the Clbj� tgck � 1n a�. �m at a h)�: race � �­ 'tl'1e � ..._ a tenner-� llaCtn11c: m U. U.S. Mill ln1 Rate t2lS d:»J� • �• Clbl&rVa1 .,.. nee a ¥l10CP'".-. • . ._ sa.R% a:M.Md cn .:2 1VJ eo, three ott.-MQri.ty paU.em:m � � sme •. I ••••• UFO'S88 SMZQ& ur-1:·,w rm �-- ----·----------------- .t-.a-� FR:M �� 1--111( l, D1tl O Sept e0 ,- � - / . .. - ·"' • ecri.u i::ife.ai.en.l de$Cribed by the first t:tv-ee. AQ,un the Clbja:1: lll"'ded in Coycte �. 1?1tY did nc,t see the 0b Je:t take oft. . . . . ... . .. - !. COyote � u part CC a lat91" " . ,.,..,.trkted t�r; �·� used 't,y •· · tt)e Air Force Weepaw I..llbonltory, S..'Cb.a 1.at .. oratcr1a. Def$"\14' t�lear � .-sf U. � ct Energy. The r:,is}Qe wu f<;.•n:iw-ly J.14� .l�l,d :,,1 Scniia Sa::l.:"1ty, horevcr, they c:nly . c::culJCt bUU�J dw:k:s t:htC r.ow. . .. . . . . . . . . . . 6. en ia 1IU; eo, a� Mf:X1C0 State Patrcl:Mn si� aiaeral 0bjo:t la-xt 1n thlo . M11rza,0•a �m Wm cd Al�, tN. 1he Patro1mm "l)Ol"ta:1 , tt. � to tha IC1rtl.ln1 APB Cclm&n1 Plxt, � latu-Nfllftd•tt. patrclJal tcr�N'OSr.Diat 17 •. Nat:r Di.st 17 adY1Nd Uae pa'tralam tollllke & ,tpJCt . . tnr-cu:A h1a a,c ac,.:q. 01 11 lug IOt ttw l1i"tl.m:1 "'1blic ?nrctlllt1cn c:ft1c:e .. -� �-� tN- USAJ" rig 1Cl'Qllr' 1nwst1gates. al:h � \Z\1� .... ·u.y c::x::cunl -�._.USAF t.Nt. . . : . . . . . " .. . . . 7. � ca,ta:ted all U. �-lb:) \,,ti]j:zed tha tat � ar¥1 1t MIS loa.nw1 no eer1.a1 tmta are-� - in t:hl CQycte � Aral. . Oily � tdta � o::nu:tld,. • . . . • . ,. . . , . . e. 01 'l·-s.pc:·eo.. -� learrad tr= SS1d1& Sctnty that amthlr' Siarity Qan1 d»e:rwd a CCjct � nMI" 111 alamed stru:ture -� cb1.n; � t1.rst weak.cf �. blt d:l.d nee 'repart " 1t \l"1t1l � Nee1tly for !eel" t4 � t • . • \. .. .. . . �-'Ibe � alanDed � lcc&ted wiUWI the arm ccnta1m � °' "4 s:ai:en.i. . . ' - UFO'S89 -- 1 INQUIRE:DOC10D ITEM N0:00508802 ENVELOP£ ·- -- QS)l - LCX391 HCN: 90089/26558 TOR= 90090lOU R RTTCZYW RUEKJCSS049 0891251-CCCC--RUEALCX. z,;y ccccc HEADER R 301251Z KAR 90 F:( JOINT STAFF WASHINCTON DC IIZFO RUEADWD/OCSA WASHIHCTON DC RUENAAA/CNO WASHINCTON DC RUEAHQA/CSAF WASHINGTON DC RUEACMC/CMC VASHINCTON DC RUEDADA/AFIS AHHS BOLLING AFB DC RUFTAXA/CDR 'OSAIHTELCTRE HEIDELBERC CE RUFCAID/USEUCOK AIDES VAIHIHGDl CE RCETIAC/MPCFTCEORCECMEAD£Ml> RUEAMCC/CU: CC WASUINCTON DC RUEAU:/SAFE �w2�6f MAR ao Tv RUELJCS/DIA WASHDC I� RUEJCJCS/DIA WASHDC//OAT-7// RUSNNOA/USCINCEUR VAIHINGEN C:E//ECJ2-0C/ECJ2-JIC// ROFCAID/USEUCOH AIDES VAIHIHCEN CE ru!FQAAA/HQUSAFE RAMSTElN AB CE//lNOW/INO// RHFPAAA/UTAIS RAMSTEIH AB CE//IHRMH/INA// NIDLCNE/ClllCUSHAVEOR LONDON tJ1C r-JJFIDIA/USDELHC BRUSSEi S BE RUFBNA/USMISSION USHATO RIJDOCHA/1.JSMHR SHAPE BE luJEAIIA/CIA WASHDC RCJFCAID/JICEUR VAIHI>ICEN CE RUCBSAA/FICEURLANT NORFOLK VA nUELlCS/SECDEF WASHDC RUEHC/SECSTATE WASHDC RUEADW/VHITEOOUSE WASHDC RUFHBG/AHEHBASSl LUXEHBOURC RlJEATAC/CORUSAITAC WASHDC ET COIITROLS . , ' A --•-- SECTION 01 OF 02 SERIAL: (U) IIR 6 807 0136 90. BODY COU!lTRY: (U) BELCIUM (BE). 05049 SUBJ: IIR 6 807 0136 90/BELC!UH ANO THE !!:Q ISSUE iUi WARJlINC: (U) THIS IS AN Im'ORMATION REPORT• HOT fINALL'! - .... ___ -· --. UFO'S98 PAC:£:0011 EVALUATED INTELLIGENCE. REPORT CLASSIFIED - - - -,-. -. ·1- . . .. . . . -----�-------------------------------------------·· ---------- DEPARTMENT OF DEFl::NSE DOI: (U) 900326. REQS: ,. -,- . _.-....,....___, ....... - ..... --,.._ SOURCE: A- (U) LA DERNIER HEURE, 20 HAR, DAILY FRENCH LANCUAQE PAPtm, Cinc 100,000; B- (U) LE SOIR, 26 HAR, DAILY FRENCH LAJlCUACE PAPER CIRC 213 000· . - ' : r, --. -· .. _.......,,_ i .... : .. I ..-Wf � 4> .. - - -• • -I - _,_. SUMMARY: (U) NUMEROUS UFO SICHTINCS HAVE BEEN MADl:: IN BELCIUM SINCE NOV 89. THE CREDIBILITY OF SOHE INDIVIDUALS HAKINC THE REPORTS IS COOD. SOME SICHTINCS HAVE REEN EXPLAINED BY NATURAL/MANMADE PHENOMENA, SOME HAVE NOT. INVESTICATION BY nil:! BAF CONTINUES. TEXT: 1. (U) NUMEROUS AND VARIOUS ACCOUNTS OF UFO SICNTINCS HAVE SURFACED IN BELCIUM OVER THE PAST FEW MONTHS. THE CREDIBILITY OF THE OBSERVERS OF THE Al.LEDCED EVENTS VARIES FROM THOSE WHO ARE UNSOPHISTICATED TO THOSE WHO ARE THE WELL EDUCATED AND PROMINENTLY PLAC£1>. 2.(U) SOURCE A CITES MR LEON BRENIC, A li3 YEAR OLD · PROFESSOR AT THE FREE UHIVERSII OF BRUS-5ELS (PROMINENT) IN nm FIELD OF STATISTICS AND PHYSICS. HE CLAIMS TO HAVE TAKEN PICTURES OF THE PHENOMENA WHICH ARE STILL BEINC DEVELOPED BUT WILL BE PUBLISHED BY THE BELCIAN SOCIE T Y FOR THE STUDY OF SPACE PHENOMENA IF THEY ARE OF GOOD QUALITY. 3. (U) MR BRENIC WAS DRIVINC ON THE ARDENNES AUTOROUTE IN THE BEAUFAYS RECION EAST OF LIECE, SUNDAY, 18 MARCH 1990. AT 2030 HOURS WHEN HE OBSERVED AN AIRBORNE OBJECT APPROACHING IN HIS DIRECTION FROM THE·NORTH. IT WAS IN THE FORM OF A TRIANGLE ADOUT THE SIZE OF A PINC-PONC BALL AND HAD A YELLOW LICHT SURROUNOINC IT WITH A REDDISH CENTER -VARYING IN INTENSITY. ALTITUDE APPEARED TO BE 500 - 1000 METERS, HOVINC AT A SLOW SPEED WITH NO SOUND. IT DID NOT MOVE OR BEHAVE LIKE AN AIRCRAFT. 4.(U) MR BRENIC CONTACTED A FRIEND Vl::RY NEAR THE AREA WHO CAME OUT AND TOOK PICTURES OF IT WITII A ZOOM LENS lUJD 400 ASA FILM. BOTH INSISTE:D THF. ORJECT cocn..o NOT BE AN AIRCRAFT OR HOLOCRAMHE PROJECTION AS THE SKY WAS CLCUDLtSS. 5. (U) THE SOURCE B ARTICLE WHICH DISCUSSES A BELGIAN TELEVISION INTERVIEW WITH COL WU. ( (DEBROUWER)), CHIEF OF' OPERJ\TlONS FOR THE BAF, HOST LIKELY WAS THE RESULT OF A FOLLO W-ON ACTION TAKEN BY MR BREHIC WEN HE CONTACTED LTCE N-((TERRASSON)), COMMI\NDER, BELGIAN TACTICAL (OPE RATIONA L) COMMAND. GEN TERRASSON CATECORICALLY ELIMINATED ANY POSSIBLE BAF AIRCRAFT OR ENCINE TEST INVOLVEMENT WHICH COL DEBRO UWE R CONFIRMED OURINC THE 25 ADHIN sr- 15049 UFO'S90 PACE:0012 PACE:0013 ---- ·1 ·t ',f - �111; . ' 1' I . I I, .. I I rnQUIRF.:OOC100 ITEM �0:005032 94 ENVELOPE ·CDS� : LGX492MCN : 90089/26566 TOR : 900891502 RTTCZ�UW RUEKJCS5049 0891251-CCCC--RUEALCX. 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( I SECTION 02 OF 02 05049 �---·· --·- SI::RlAL: (U) !IR 6 807 0136 90. BODY COUNTRY: (U)BELGIUM (BE). SUBJ: IIR 6 807 0136 90/BELCIUM AND THE� ISSUE (U) MAR TV •SHOW. UFO'<': !00 PACE:0014 . l I' I J PACE:0015 6. 8. COMMENT. COMMENTS; 4. PACE:0016 AMEMBASSY BRUSSELS (DCM). BT #5049 t/Ff"' CU) <U) US NO. have. E2EEBEZ33i>oes admit, however, that he is not OPTIMISTIC ABOUT RESOLVING THE PROBLEM. > BAP EXPERTS HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO EXPLAIN THE PHENOMENA EITHER. 1 i i !» i I 1 s 5 *>• (U) FIELD: AMEMBASSY BRUSSELS (DCM). (U) REPORT CLASSIFIED —HBBBBSI ADMIN PROJ: INSTR: PREP:J ACQ: DISSEM: WARNING: I I g. mssKBOOESrelated a similar ufq sighting which APPARENTLY HAPPENED TO A BELGIAN AIR FORCE OFFICER IN THE SAME AREA NEAR LIEGE DURING NOVEMBER 89. THE OFFICER AD HIS WIFE WERE ALLEDCEDLY BLINDED BY A HUGE BRIGHT FLYING OBJECT AS THEY WERE DRIVING ON THE AUTOROUTE. THEY STOPPED THEIR CAR, BUT WERE SO FRIGHTENED THEY ABANDONED THE VEHICLE AND RAN INTO THE WOODS. THEY COULD NOT PROVIDE A DETAILED DESCRIPTION BUT WHATEVER IT WAS DEFINITELY APPEARED REAL TO THEM. P—WWWWW UNDERLINED THEIR CREDIBILITY AS SOLID. 3. THE RAF IS CONCERNED TO A POINT ABOUT THE UFO ISSUE ACTI0N TO INVESTIGATE INFORMATION THEY 7. (U) DEBROUWER SPECIFICALLY ADDRESSED THE POSSIBILITY OF THE OBJECTS BEING USAF B-2 OR F-117 STEALTH AIRCRAFT WHICH WOULD NOT APPEAR ON BELGIAN RADAR, BUT MIGHT BE SIGHTED VISUALLY IF THEY WERE OPERATING AT LOW ALTITUDE IN THE ARDENNES AREA. HE MADE IT QUITE CLEAR THAT NO USAF OVERFLIGHT REQUESTS HAD EVER BEEN RECEIVED FOR THIS TYPE MISSION AND THAT THE ALLEDGED OBSERVATIONS DID NOT CORRESPOND IN ANY WAY TO THE OBSERVABLE CHARACTERISTICS OF EITHER U.S. AIRCRAFT. ! I 2. —WWW THE BAF HAS RULED SOME SIGHTINGS WERE CAUSED BY INVERSION LAYERS, LAZER BEAMS AND OTHER FORMS OF HIGH INTENSITY LIGHTING HITTING CLOUDS. BUT A REMARKABLE NUMBER OCCURRED ON CLEAR NIGHTS WITH NO OTHER EXPLAINABLE ACTIVITY NEARBY. '. (U) DEBROUWEK NOTED THE LARGE NUMBER OF REPORTED SIGHTINGS, PARTICULARLY IN NOV 89 IN THE LIEGE AREA AND THAT THE BAF AND MOD ARE TAKING THE ISSUE SERIOUSLY._ E. FIELD COMMENT. THE USAF DID CONFIRM TO THE BAF AND BELGIAN MOD THAT NO USAF STEALTH AIRCRAFT WERE OPgRAl'Hea' IN THE ARDENNES AREA DURING THE PERIODS IN QUESTION. THIS WAS RELEASED TO THE BELGIAN PRESS AND RECEIVED WIDE DISSEMINATION. (U) MR BRENIG HAS SINCE ASSURED THE COMMUNITY THAT HE IS PERSONALLY ORGANIZING A NEW UFO OBSERVATION CAMPAIGN AND SPECIFICALLY REQUESTS THE HELP OF THE BELGIAN MOD. 1. COMMENT. HE COULD PROVIDE VERY LITTLE CONCRETE INFORMAITON EXCEPT TO VERIFY THE LARGE VOLUME OF SIGHTINGS AND THE SIMILARITY OF_SOME DURING NOV 89- PaESSK , . - -- DEPARTM.E.Ntt>F DEtf$t.: _ •• , ""'"., ,,,,,. :·, ··� C = ! 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SP O TH'> ON TWO D?f'EA[�l OCCASIONS wt•• P£•uv1,w •IR ,oacf ,,,,, 8J$( th ��UTHF.R� �[Au: '"' ,,, Tll[O TO 1w1,RC[PT AWD or,,ao, TML UfO, &Ill WlT114011l SllCCfSS� - ' • ...,..,.1 ;1�. \Hf:<.- UFO'S 120 DEfAMMENTOF DEFENSE • *. **• JPOTUD, BUT HS OPIGIN REKAINS Unknown. ®..(U) P»DJ NO« N/4 ! n m in UFO'S 121 1 i- .X |t Hill •iuaci cum ie. n. wn*n B222W 13. U. 15, 16. PAGE 9 XT • 488* ANNQTES JAL IP CU3 COLL KfiHT rOHESl A* fin SPEC XNSTj none. OJRCI no. rm PREP BYI NORMAN K, RUNGE, COL, itli ' t\jY,L?r BYt V4HGMN E‘. WILSON, CAPT, OATT, A|.tlSNA fu) «EO Evali NO PEL TOt NQNE fU) ENCLI n/a (U) OIST 8* ORJGI W/A I !• ^Af£ J 101^4 ti Wnr , w DETAJUI SOUXCE TOLO *o ABOUT THE SPOTTING Of AN UNIOfnfYlPjEo FuYlNfi OBJECT IN TkE VICINITY OP HA»lANO KElCAR AJR 5* J0YA’ RFRU inSJPBW). SOURCE STATEO THAT TME VENRL? WAS SPOTTEft ON 1*0 DIFFERENT OCCASIONS. THE FIRST Was :::,Mt 6u'I,-6 UFO That was round in SHAPE, hovering near the AIRFIELD. THE AIR COHMANDEP SCRAMBLED AN Su-22 AIRCRAFT TO KAKE AN INTERCEPT. THE PILOT, ACCORDING TO A THIRD PARTY, INTERCEPTED the vehicle Awn fired upon it at very close range without causing any apparent damage, the pilot tried to make a second PASS ON the vehicle, BUT the UFO OUT.RAN the 8U.22 the SECOND SIGHTING was DURING HOURS OF DARKNESS. VEHICLE Was Lir.MTEO, AGA/N AN su-22 WAS SCRAMBLED, BUT THE VEHICLE OUT.Ran THF AIRCRAFT. , ORTG CMTSj RO HAS HEARD DISCUSSION ABOUT THE SIGHTING FROM OTHER SOURCES. 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Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of gift. PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C. 2201(3). RR. Document will be reviewed upon request. Withdrawal/Redaction Marker Clinton Library 001 c. briefing paper COLLECTION: Clinton Presidential Records NSC Records Management ([Flying Saucer or UFO]) OA/Box Number: 599 RESTRICTION CODES Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)| CSETI (b)(6) CLINTON LIBRARY PHOTOCOPY Post Office Box 15401 Asheville, North Carolina 28813 The Center for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence Steven M. Greer, International Director Home Office: Faxr^Hi _____ rlo4 - TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Introduction 1 2 5 IV. 10 V. 12 VI.CSETI History 14 VII. Biographies 16 VIII. 22 CSETI Comprehensive Assessment Summary Brief Summary of CSETI Research Results Strategies and Rationale for Changing Government Policy Policy Institute, Research & Training Center Chart The Foundation of Interplanetary Unity I INTRODUCTION Educate all sectors of human society about this subject in a credible and ! 1 B. I non-harmful manner. The CSETI project currently has 25 Working Groups worldwide which are conducting research and is guided by a 10-member Executive Council and an International Director, Steven M. Greer, M.D. A senior diplomatic and research team known as the Rapid Mobilization Investigative Team (RMIT) responds to areas of significant apparent extraterrestrial activity and has successfully established contact with extraterrestrial spacecraft in the United States, Mexico, England, and Belgium (see CSETI research results case summaries, section III and Appendix II). CSETI is funded through charitable donations and memberships and has an all­ volunteer staff. For further information about CSETI, see Appendix II. The CSETI project will most likely advance in three phases: Phase I: Establishing of research teams and RMIT with resulting low-level to moderate contact events; initiating early public education efforts on this subject; development of basic organizational structure and infrastructure. Phase I has been completed. Phase II: Collecting the best available evidence on this subject with subsequent high-level briefings to leaders in society, world governments and international leadership; continuing RMIT and Working Group development with increasingly significant extraterrestrial contact; further organizational development with the securing of adequate funding commensurate with the scope and significance of the CSETI project; conducting a public announcement on this subject after leadership briefings are completed, with subsequent worldwide public education via major media. Phase II is in progress and advancing rapidly. Phase III: Following the heightening of world awareness on this subject, we anticipate a significant augmentation in more direct and formal contact between CSETI teams and extraterrestrial civilizations. Indeed, the successful completion of Phase II in a controlled and non-harmful fashion is essential to more open and formal contact between humans and extraterrestrial peoples. It is anticipated that a full landing and boarding sequence will occur in this phase within the next 2-5 years. ------CSEIl_Js_ a non-profit tax-exempt research and educational organization incorporated in the state of North Carolina with members worldwide. Its primary goals are to: A. Establish a real-time diplomatic and research initiative to contact extraterrestrial civilizations, leading to a sustainable, peaceful and mutually beneficial relationship; and II CSETI COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT SUMMARY ■ The variety in sizes and shapes of ETS observed is due to: * varying civilizations of origin, and more importantly, 2 * specialization of function, which include general reconnaissance, medical research and intelligence, earth environmental research, central command and base operations, energy generation and transfer, and human technology, military and space program research and reconnaissance. ■ More than one extraterrestrial civilization is represented in the current activities involving earth. ■ These extraterrestrial civilizations are working in concert and not competitively, although there is some specialization in function and activities for the various groups. This indicates that there exists either an emerging or well-established organization for these groups. ■ Some UFOs are extraterrestrial spacecraft (ETS) which are piloted by extraterrestrial biological entities (EBEs) who originate on another planet, and most likely another star system. ■ These beings have bases within this solar system and may maintain temporary bases on earth, particularly under water. * the need to avoid an untimely disruption of earth civilization including military, political, geopolitical, cultural, economic, technological and religious upheaval; * risks to their own civilization and "people" as well as overall mission, given human xenophobia and tendencies towards violent armed reactions; and * Up to this time, such massive and open contact has not been necessary, and has not been consonant with their overall long-term mission and purpose. ■ Sudden and fully open contact with human civilization has been avoided because of a number of interrelated factors, including: ■ Recent worldwide trends of increasing extraterrestrial activity, coupled with significant advancement in CSETI research results, suggest that imminent extraterrestrial events and CSETI initiatives will soon overtake current government policy on this issue. It is recommended that governments worldwide review and change existing policy to one of increasing openness, disclosure and cooperation with civilian research teams. (See section IV on Strategies and Rationale for Changing Government Policy). ■ A Plan is in place to allow for gradually broader and deeper contact with human society and individuals so that humans may become accustomed to the reality of other intelligent beings in the universe, and so that needed research and observation may take place on both sides. Limited but * Uncertainty and mistrust regarding ETI motives and intentions; 3 * Fear of public panic and social disruption; * Security issues surrounding possible military and technology application of ETI technology, especially in the setting of a world beset with Cold War tensions and competing interests; ■ The US government, at lease at the level of a highly compartmentalized top secret group, has known about the reality of these ETS and their occupants since at least 1947. A strict secrecy has been maintained due to: * Embarrassment and consternation over human military inability to secure world air space from repeated penetrations by ETS. ■ The U.S. government possesses several ETSs and the deceased bodies of several EBEs. ■ Extraterrestrial intelligence (ETI) technology is strictly guarded by both ETI and human governmental agencies because of its potential for military applications which would greatly threaten world security. It is imperative that this technology not find significant human applications until such time as the earth is ready for it increasing opportunities for bilateral and human initiated contact will occur in the reasonably near future. ■ Sudden and large scale contact will occur only in the event of a significant worldwide emergency (manmade or natural). ET observation and interaction with earth is probably an ancient as opposed to purely modern phenomenon, the marked increase in activity coinciding with World War II and the dawning of the "nuclear age" indicates that ETI are quite concerned about this transitional stage of human social evolution. ■ The nature of "reality" of these craft and these beings has been incorrectly characterized by some as belonging to "another dimension and reality" from this dimension. Unfortunately, these statements are made without fully considering what "this reality" is. A more correct understanding of this is that the Full Spectrum of Reality is a singular, integrated one which may be perceived wholly or in its various aspects, such perception being entirely dependent on the level of consciousness of the perceiver. The various aspects of "dimensions" of this reality, which are limitless in number, are not restricted to or by time and space as we know it commonly. These beings and their craft belong to the same Reality as humans, however, their advancement in the realms of physical science and the science of consciousness has given them competence in a broader aspect of the Full Spectrum of Reality than is usually experienced by humans. The difference, then, is one of degree and not fundamental reality, since humans potentially have access to all aspects of the Full Spectrum of Reality just as extraterrestrial beings do. These differences are not insurmountable, nor are they truly fundamental; in fact they are relative and only temporary. While these beings are utilizing and experiencing a broader aspect of the Full * "Gravity/anti-gravity and eiectromagnetic/gravity technology; 4 ■ The establishing of a lasting world peace and a just and effective world government is essential to the long-term ETI-Human relationship. Spectrum of Reality, so too can and will humans, for we are as "inter- dimensional" by nature as they. * Possible Consciousness Assisted Technology (CAT) and Technology Assisted Consciousness (TAG). ■ EBEs are more developed or advanced than humans in a number of respects, but are not superior to humans as beings. Our point of unity and equality with EBEs is in our mutual existence as conscious intelligent beings. While these various EBEs may have values and priorities which are different from those of some 20th century humans, their motives and ultimate intentions are non-hostile and do not include the acquisition or subjugation of the earth and its peoples. * Space energy and so-called hyperdimensional energy systems; * Matter-energy interchangeable technologies; and ■ ETS energy and "propulsion" systems utilize principles and laws of the physical universe not yet fully appreciated by human science, and may include: ■ Some, if not all, EBEs have advanced mental capabilities which include telepathy, precognition, remote viewing and others, indicating that they have developed the "science of consciousness" to a degree which parallels or surpasses their advanced physical technologies. Humans also possess these capabilities, but these remain largely undeveloped by most humans. The Foundation of Interplanetary Unity Consider the following overview of facts: ♦ experts in optical physics and related fields. ♦ There are over 4000 landing trace cases from around the world. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ decades. 5 There are several multiple-witnessed events where humans have been taken on board spacecraft. Numerous U.S. Government documents exist which indicate that these objects are real and have been involved with observing earth for several There are over 100 first- and second-hand witnesses to the retrieval of an extraterrestrial spacecraft and at least four extraterrestrial bodies from a crash which occurred in July, 1947, 75 miles northwest of Roswell New Mexico; written and videotaped testimony from several first-hand witnesses who are respected military officers have been obtained. There are numerous daytime and nighttime photographs and videotapes of clearly non-human spacecraft from all over the world; these films and videotapes have been evaluated and deemed authentic by competent There are over 3500 military and commercial aircraft pilot reports of encounters worldwide; many cases have corroborating radar documentation and multiple witnesses both on the ground and in the air. The evidence that earth is being visited by at least one extraterrestrial civilization is extensive both in scope and detail. In its totality, it comprises a Body of evidence which at the very least supports the general assessment that extraterrestrial life has been detected, and that a vigorous program of research and serious diplomatic initiatives is warranted. There are hundreds of electromagnetic cases where spacecraft have been observed by police, military personnel and civilians to affect car engines radios and other electric devices. Various polls have indicated that approximately 10% of Americans (25 million people) have seen them at close range so that details of the structure of the object can be discerned. CSETI (The Center for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence) has in the past 18 months succeeded in intentionally establishing contact with extraterrestrial spacecraft, on two occasions at very close range, and with multiple witnesses present. There are hundreds of credible reports, many with multiple witnesses, of humanoids in association with landed spacecraft. » 6 It is an understatement to say that the time has arrived for a serious and open international dialogue regarding the possibility of future interplanetary relations. In no other area of human experience has so much evidence existed for so long, and yet been attended by such a paucity of serious research and analysis - at least in the civilian domain. I was once asked at a conference what was the most astounding aspect of this subject, and I replied that, while the subject matter itself is extraordinary, it is the absence of a serious human response to it that is most extraordinary. Indeed, the true barriers to the furtherance of this field of study are neither scientific nor evidential, rather they are political, psychological, social spiritual, and "paradigmatic". Admittedly, it takes real courage for a person, otherwise respected in his or her profession and community, to stand up and speak the truth about a subject which has been the stuff of sensational tabloid claims, crackpots, and the "cottage Industry" in the UFO subculture. The social stigma and aprobrium associated with this subject is a formidable barrier to the serious treatment it deserves, and yet if only a 10% probability exists that we have detected extraterrestrial life which is already visiting earth-this being one of the most profound discoveries in human history-we must find the inner fortitude to go forward. To the sincere person who remains skeptical, consider this: Absolute proof is not needed before serious research begins on a subject. In no other field of human endeavor is proof required before serious study and research begins; on the contrary, proof is the result of this research. In this regard, the subject of extraterrestrial studies is being held to an irrational requirement of proof before serious research can begin, on the one hand, and denounced as an area of spurious interest because no proof exists, on the other! This, then, is not a function of scientific reason or evidence, but is the result of a political, social and psychological reaction to a subject which causes most serious scientists to blush. Our collective temerity is driven in part by fear of the unknown, in part by fear of ridicule, and in part by faint­ heartedness. The evidence, however, is so profound, the implications so vast, and the consequences of doing nothing so dire that we have reached the point where we must find the fortitude to respond to this subject in a mature and responsible way. To any impartial observer, the evidence which exists certainly supports a greater than 10% probability that we are being visited by advanced extraterrestrial civilizations. Indeed, to most people who have seen the data in its entirety, the probability is in excess of 90%. Having spoken to several government officials who have held Top Secret clearances on this subject, and who have confirmed to me that the U.S. Government has in its possession several objects and bodies of extraterrestrial origin, my own personal assessment approaches certainty. Beyond this, I have personally been present when these spacecraft have approached the CSETI research teams within a few hundred feet, and have then signaled repeatedly to us. Frankly, there is very little doubt in my mind that we are dealing with at least one extraterrestrial civilization, and that they are non-hostile. 7 However, for argument sake, let us state that all of the evidence available to us in the civilian domain constitutes only a 10% probability of contact with extraterrestrial intelligence. Does this not constitute adequate evidence to initiate a serious scientific and diplomatic mission? Certainly in medicine a 10% probability of finding a cure for cancer would warrant an all out effort in the cancer research community. For it is generally true that when the stakes _.are_yery high, the probability of success need not be, prior to initiating a research project. Without question, the stakes are so high in this area that even a 10% probability is adequate to mount one of the most extensive worldwide research initiatives in history. This question, however, is not limited to the realm of science alone, for as soon as one makes the assessment, however tentative, that we are being visited by advanced extraterrestrial life forms, the larger question of interplanetary (and inter-species) relations becomes preeminent. This is, then, the ultimate diplomatic challenge. And to find our common ground with intelligent life forms which are not even human may prove to be the most extraordinary task humanity has ever faced. For witness how difficult it has been for humanity to come together in peace among the diverse peoples of the world. Notwithstanding the fact that we are all human, living on the one homeland called earth, yet wars, prejudices and enmity have repeatedly submerged the world into chaos and destruction. As the world moves, in fits and starts, towards a true world civilization, and the people of the world increasingly realize their essential unity as humans, the potential for increasingly open contact between humans and other intelligent life-forms is likely to increase exponentially. However, before we can entertain this concept, we must first ask ourselves some basic questions: ■ What global developments must occur before full open contact can take place? ■ How will communication occur, and what should be communicated? ■ Prior to full, open contact, what form of contact and communication is possible, in a pioneering or preliminary framework? ■ And most importantly, what are the fundamental points of unity between humans and other intelligent life forms in the universe? What is our universal common ground? Regarding this last question, we cannot assume that extraterrestrial life forms who are thinking, sentient beings, and who by definition have evolved under conditions different from those on earth, are likely to be much like humans, at least superficially. Their level of intelligence, fund of knowledge, emotional nature, social and political structures, ethical, moral and religious systems-and more-are likely to be quite different from that of humans. We must therefore find a deeper point of unity, what I call our highest common denominator. This consideration, however abstract it may seem to some, is really central to establishing a sense of common ground between intelligent species And without common ground, we can have no relationship. 8 Consciousness, or universal conscious intelligence, then is the first cornerstone of the foundation of interplanetary unity. Having realized the essential oneness which all intelligent higher life forms share, we are then faced with the practical challenge of formulating an approach to interplanetary and inter-species relations which is peaceful, sustainable and mutually beneficial. Here are a few of the principles which appear to be essential to the successful, sustained engagement of extraterrestrial civilizations: ■ Any successful approach will incorporate a global perspective, and not one driven by nationalistic or strictly national security imperatives. The motive behind any attempt at contact and communication should clearly be globally based, and any benefits resulting from contact must benefit all the peoples of the world, and not just one nation or culture. The evolution of the world into a true global civilization will certainly facilitate this type of relationship. This entire matter, then, should be the focus of the international community. One of the hallmarks of the maturation of the human race is the attainment of a true world civilization and the establishing of a just and representative world government, which should be empowered to respond to the challenge of interplanetary relations. Until such a body is effectively functioning, any group attempting such contact should be operating within this global perspective. ■ The motivation of such contact and relations should be based in the principle of mutual benefit, and be free of exploitative motives and unilateral acquisition-oriented goals. Until a permanent world peace and order can be achieved on earth, the acquisition of extraterrestrial technology, which most likely would be used for unilateral military application, should be avoided. ■ While the precise motives for current extraterrestrial involvement with this planet may not be fully known, there is no evidence that they are motivated by any net hostile intentions. Until proven otherwise, therefore, it should be assumed that any such visitors are non-hostile and approachable. It is critical that humans avoid making anthropocentric assumptions regarding extraterrestrial motives, since it is likely that their ethical, moral, social and political concepts vary from those of many earth-based cultures. Recognizing the human tendency towards xenophobia, prejudice and fear of the unknown, we must evaluate extraterrestrial motives cautiously, and, to the extent possible, from an interplanetary perspective. I hold that this common ground is so obvious, and yet hidden, so near, and yet so overlooked, that it is easily missed altogether. It is at once simple and profound, proximal and yet hard to grasp. It is really the universal constant found in every intelligent life form: It is conscious intelligence. _Pyre "awakeness" or conscious intelligence is what every conscious, sentient being in the universe is, in its essential nature. The universal -’ or non- anthropocentric - aspect of human consciousness is that highest common denominator on which a sustainable relationship between diverse life forms can be based. As humans, we are conscious, awake; other higher life forms are conscious and awake. We may share very little else in common, but this universal constant is shared, by definition, by all intelligent, conscious beings, whether human or extraterrestrial. » 9 ■ The attainment of a healthy and appropriate collective self-esteem for humans is essential for an appropriate relationship to evolve between humans and any other extraterrestrial species. Individuals and organizations involved with interplanetary contact should avoid the common tendency to swing between viewing advanced technological beings as intrinsically superior or inferior. It is more sustainable to view such variations as simply differences which are the product of diverse evolutionary paths, and that on the level of conscious intelligence, all sentient beings are essentially equal. Here, equality does not require sameness. ■ It should be realized that until the world achieves the level of maturity described above, that any direct contact and relationship which develops may be limited, preliminary, and by nature pioneering. Given recent CSETI successes in this regard, we can make the initial assessment that such contact is likely, and will progress as the world becomes increasingly a genuine global civilization. Are we alone in the universe, and have other intelligent life forms found their way to our small part of the galaxy? The best available evidence suggest that, no, we are not alone, and yes, they have already found us. The real question at this point may be "what are we going to do about it?" We must come together to search for answers to this and even more difficult questions, for nothing less than the future of planet earth may hang in the balance. If we are wrong, and all of the existing evidence points to some other phenomenon, then the attempt to contact whatever that phenomenon is may prove extremely enlightening. But if we are correct in our assessment, and we are being visited by advanced extraterrestrial civilizations, then the risks of doing nothing are immense, and the benefits of acting wisely will change the world as we know it. In either case, the time has come to act. ■ The knowledge of any contact and evolving relationship should be shared with all the peoples of the world to the fullest extent possible, and in a timely fashion. Secret or covert contact should be viewed as intrinsically dysfunctional and should be avoided to the fullest extent possible. ■ A multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural approach to any contact, relationship, or exchange should be used. Communication itself may proceed verbally, electronically, "symbolically/archetypically" or even telepathically. ■ A very broad view must be maintained in evaluating the manifestations of an advanced extraterrestrial civilization, since their technological development may be thousands to hundreds of thousands - and conceivably millions - of years more advanced than earth's. The manifestations of such an advanced technology may appear magical to humans, even as a hologram, TV, or laser would appear magical to people of the 17th century. The tendency to pronounce such manifestations as "supernatural" or magical should be avoided. IV J 10 BRIEF SUMMARY OF CSETI RESEARCH RESULTS At approximately 12:20 a.m. on July 27, 1992, on an 1800 acre farm near Alton Barnes, Wiltshire, England, the CSETI RM IT was successful in vectoring into the site a large, brilliantly lit, disc-shaped, domed craft, measuring 80-150 feet in diameter. This craft was silent, and less than 400 yards away, and came to within 10-30 feet of the ground. It was, in fact, in the same wheat field in which the RM IT was located. This craft signaled repeatedly to the group of four researchers, and a small amber object at one point detached from the object and went up into the clouds. While at close proximity, this craft caused magnetic disturbances to the compass so that the needle rotated counterclockwise 360 degrees around the compass dial. This near-landing event concluded with the craft receding into the mist and out of visible range after 10-15 minutes of signaling with the team. C. Florida March 14, 1992: On March 14, 1992, at 8:24 p.m., CST, on a beach near Pensacola, Florida, over 40 people present for a CSETI research team training exercise, were able to vector into the area four silent, hovering craft, which signaled repeatedly to the group, and changed formation in response to the group's light signaling. This event was observed from six locations, and videotapes and photographic A. Mexico January 30, 1993: On January 30, 1993, the RMIT was activated and sent to the volcanic zone outside of Mexico City, Mexico. Just before 12:30 a.m., local time, on January 31, 1993, while engaging in CSETI protocols to vector extraterrestrial spacecraft into the site, the entire team was briefly engulfed in a beam of amber light, which originated in the northwest sky. No conventional source for this beam was found. Later, on February 1, 1993, the team was able to vector into the site a large triangular craft, measuring 300-800 feet in diameter (one to three football fields). This craft responded to the team's signals, circled the area, and descended with its leading edge fully illuminated in what appeared to be a landing attempt. This triangular craft was approximately 300 feet in elevation and under 5000 feet from the research site. It had a brilliant light at each corner of the triangle, and a red pulsating light in the center. It was accompanied by a small red-orange probe or scout craft. As the craft left the areas, it repeatedly returned signals from the team, and then dipped below a ridge and was not seen again that night. This contact lasted about ten minutes. On February 2, 1993, the same type craft returned, this time under 200 feet, and again signaled in an interactive manner with the team. During the last 24 hours the team was in Mexico, it encountered during daylight hours brilliant, shiny metallic discs which hovered or flew near the team members. Four such discs on four separate occasions were encountered by the team on February 3 and 4, 1993. B. England July 27, 1992: » 11 evidence were obtained. These objects were under intelligent control and moved towards the group while exchanging light signaling with the team. This event lasted for 10-15 minutes. D. Belgium February 5, 1992: __ Having learned of a significant UFO wave in Belgium, the CSETI RM IT, consisting of four people, departed for Brussels on February 5, 1992. On the night of Februry 9-10, the team conducted research under unfavorable weather conditions near the town of Eupan, Belgium. At 12:30 a.m. on the 10th the team saw at low elevation four objects approximately 300 feet away, brightly lit, which vanished suddenly after about five minutes of observation. The team returned the next morning to the site, and no explanation for the objects was found. On the night of February 10, 1992, the team proceeded to a high ridge near Henri-Chapelle, and at 12:45 a.m. on the 11th successfully vectored into the site a large triangular, silent craft which dipped below the low cloud cover to reveal a brilliantly lit apex of the triangle. The light on this part of the craft was about the size of a full moon. A few minutes later the team heard a low vibratory rumbling directly above them, which seemed to be turned on and off in rapid succession twice. This vibration was above the team in the clouds and was stationary. I 12 V STRATEGIES AND RATIONALE FOR CHANGING GOVERNMENT POLICY -JLis-tecommended that current govemment policy onJJFOs/ETI be changed to one of increasing disclosure, openness, and cooperation with civilian researchers. Failure to effect a review and policy change within the next 12-24 months may result in significant unfortunate outcomes insofar as it is likely that both civilian research initiatives (e.g., CSETI RMIT research projects) and imminent extraterrestrial events will overtake current policy. A "window of opportunity" exists for the Administration to effect such a change. This unique window exists as the result of the confluence of two significant events: 1. The existing policy of secrecy exists, in part, because of justifiable concerns during the Cold War, which included the control of possible developments vis-a-vis extraterrestrial technology, as well as more general psychological and sociological concerns. The ending of the Cold War provides for a plausible rationale for changing current policy at this time, and would provide the current Administration with an excellent explanation for the public so that past secrecy could be justified, thereby minimizing any embarrassment to past administrations, or to career government, military, and intelligence employees. Since some time has already elapsed since the end of the Cold War, this rationale is highly time sensitive. 2. Since the Clinton Administration is less than one year old, the President, the Secretary of Defense the Director of Central Intelligence, the new Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and other key government figures will have "plausible deniability" on this issue, so long as a policy change occurs in the first one to two years of the term. After that time, the Administration could be harmed by a late, uncontrolled disclosure since such an event would play to the public in one of two equally unacceptable ways: If the Administration claims ignorance on a subject this important, it will be accused of incompetence. And if the Administration admits to knowing about this subject, it will be subject to accusations of unwarranted secrecy, and possibly even "cover-up" by the media and public. At this point in time, the Administration would not be faulted for a one-to two-year delay in disclosure, and may even be viewed heroically by a majority of the American people, inasmuch as a majority of Americans already believe that UFOs are real and are most likely interplanetary craft. We believe that this "window" provides for an historic opportunity to change current policy and enter a new era of openness on this important subject. Beyond this, such a policy of openness, with the resulting disclosure of the existence of extraterrestrial life, could be a world unifying event which would serve the over-arching goal of world peace. Suddenly, the earth would indeed appear as one homeland inhabited by one people. 13 Furthermore, it is our sincere desire that this matter be handled in such a way that neither the government of the United States nor world society in general will be harmed. We would like to extend our offer to help in this process to the fullest extent possible, and recommend that a dialogue on this subject proceed in a thoughtful yet somewhat urgent manner. We also recommend that the international community be encouraged to support and expand a worldwide diplomatic and research initiative to establish increasingly open contact between earth civilization and extraterrestrial civilizations. C SETI has already established such an initiative and is willing to work openly with the international community to advance this process. In advance of any change in policy, and subsequent disclosures, we would advise a concerted effort to confidentially brief select world leaders, leaders in society (including media, religious, business and academic leaders) and scientific__leaders. CSETI, in cooperation with other researchers and organizations, has already begun this process, and welcomes cooperative initiatives from the current Administration. VI 1990 * 1991 ♦ * » 1992 * * ♦ » 14 Dr. Steven M. Greer of Asheville, North Carolina, establishes CSETI, calling it a scientific and visionary project of 60 to 100 years to make assessments about ETI and, ultimately, to establish peaceful interplanetary relationships. May. Doctor Greer addresses the International Association of New Science (LANS), co-founded by former Apollo astronaut-scientist Brian O'Leary, in Denver. Working Group Protocols are established in April for real-time research and diplomatic projects. June 28. Laramie, Wyo., is the site of another CE-5, during which two UFOs are vectored to within two to four miles of a CSETI Working Group. The first outstate CSETI Working Group is formed in Denver. Subsequent groups are established in Phoenix, central and southern Florida, Ft. Collins, Co., Los Angeles, Belgium, and late in '92, Germany. Late in the year, small Working Groups are established during a University of North Carolina conference. A temporary Executive Committee is formed. A March 15 CE-5 occurs in Dandridge, Tenn., near the site of a CSETI research operation. The incident occurred during multiple sightings in that area, including one UFO appearance which the local sheriff video-taped. These UFO activities culminated in May, with the reported landing of one UFO, which left a circular imprint approximately 28-feet in diameter. February 9. In Belgium, a CE-5 takes place with a CSETI team and Belgium authorities and scientists present during a "wave" of UFO activity. More than 3,500 official UFO sightings have taken place in this European capital since November 1989. CSETI History March 14. A dramatic CE-5 takes place in Gulf Breeze, Fla., initiated by CSETI. Three UFOs break into a triangulated pattern, mimicking the light formation projected into the night sky by the local Working Group. One UFO responds in kind to repeated light flashes. The event is wimessed from seven different locations by more than 50 people and captured on video, audio, and photographic equipment. * 1993 * » * 15 January. CSETI Executive Council meets and announces the publication of its quarterly journal - JETI - Journal of Extraterrestrial Intelligence. March 6-10. CSETI conducts its first extensive Working Group seminar in Arizona. Using the Contact Trilogy, the two teams visualize and illuminate in the sky an equilateral triangle with circles at each point. The next day such a formation is found within direct view of the CSETI-CPR research site. Throughout the 10-day research period, many anomalous lights are seen and an unusual CE-5 is multiply wimessed by Greer and others on July 27 in the area. On that night, a structured spacecraft made a near-landing only 400-yards from the research team. In the fall, CSETI formally organizes its Executive Council and opens its main office headquarters in Asheville, North Carolina. Dr. Greer semi­ retires from his hospital position to devote more time to CSETI's operations and ongoing research. February. CSETI begins its official media campaign and public education programs to begin informational briefings about CSETI activities and ETI research. July 20-30. Southern England, Alton Barnes region. A CSETI RMIT team joins Colin Andrews Crop Circle Phenomena Research (CPR) International to study whether a link exists between UFO activity and Crop Circle creations,_O_ne of the_most significant events in the history of UFOlogy transpires. VII 16 Dr. Greer is married to Emily Kramer Greer, an Occupational Therapist and the mother of their four lovely daughters. He is an avid bicyclist and hiker, and enjoys renovating historic buildings with his family. Dr. Greer has extensive experience in health education, stress management training, and emergency and family medicine. A strong believer in holistic medicine that treats the body, mind and spirit, Greer promotes the compiimentarv nature of many approaches to health and healing through education and patient care. To facilitate those goals, in 1988 he established the Shambala Institute, a non-profit health care and educational organization in Asheville. In 1990, he founded the Center for the Studv of Extraterrestrial Intelligence (CSETI), a non-profit organization, dedicated to the further understanding of Extraterrestrial biological entities (or EBEs). Today he is the International Director of CSETI, overseeing world wide Working Group research and diplomatic teams comprised of world citizens. Dr. Steven M. Greer is Chairman of the Department of Emergency Medicine at a hospital in North Carolina. He received his M.D. degree from East Tennessee State University (ETSU) College of Medicine and is a member of Alpha Omega .Alpha (AOA), the nation's most prestigious medical honor society. He was born in Charlotte, N.C., in 1955. Greer has lived, worked and studied in the Caribbean, Europe and Israel. He was trained as a Transcendental Meditation teacher in 1975, and served as the Director of the International Meditation Society in Bahamas in 1976. He is active in the Baha'i Faith and served at its world headquarters in Haifa, Israel 1978-80. -G-S-E^F I Doctor Steven Greer Biography CSETI Doctor Richard F. Haines Biography �ichara F. i-fam es was born and raised in Seattle. W ashington. and attended the Cniversity oi Washington College of Engineermg and Pacific Lutheran College (Tacoma, where he received a B.A. degree in 1960. He was awarded an M.A. and Ph.D. from \1.ichigan State University (East Lansing) in 1962 and 1964. respectively, in the iield oi Experimental Psychology. Haines worked at NASA-Ames from 1967 to 1986 as a research scientist in numerous astronautical programs, including Gemini, Apollo, Skylab. and Space Station. plus many aeronautical programs where he was Manager of the Joint FAA/>!ASA Head-up Display Program and landing simulation research projects. From 1986-1988. he was appointed Chief of the Space Human Factors O ffice at >!ASA-Ames.directing research and development efforts oi the AX-5 ··hard" EVA space suit. habitability design research for Space Station Freedom. and spacecraft window design. He retired from government service in 1988 and taught at San Jose State University as an Associate Professor of Psychology while working part time as a scientist in the Research Institute for Advanced Computer Science. From 1990 to 1991 he has provided consulting services to NASA in various laboratory activities related to supersonic wind tunnel automation redesign and Space Station Freedom-to-ground bandwidth image transmission reduction. His interest in UFO phenomena spans more than 20-years with special interests in pilot sightings, photographic evidence analysis, and data on Close Encounters of the Fourth Kind. noting that "these areas contain the type of data that will bring us to a successful discovery of the core nature of the phenomena.'' Haines recently founded and co-directs the "Joint American-Soviet Aerial Anomaly Federation' (JASAAF). He is the author of more than 55 scientific journal articles and the editor of UFO Phenomena and the Behavioral Sciences (The Scarecrow Press, 1979). He has written Observing UFOs (Nelson-Hall Publishers, 1980); Melbourne Episode-Case Studv of a Missing Pilot (LDA Press, 1987); and Advanced Aerial Devices Reoorted During the Korean War (LDA Press, 1990). He serves on the CSETI Executive Council as a scientific coordinator for the Department of Research. His complete professional biography can be found in Who's Who in America. Who's Who in California and other similar publications. 17 CSETI Doctor Joseph Bur�es Biography Dr. !oseoh Burkes 1s a Board Certified Internist liv i ng m Southern California. He is a par�er in a medical group serving a large Heaith .'.\1aintenance Orgaruzation and works i n the emergency room. Burkes received his M.D. degree from Tufts Universnv School oi Medicine i n Boston Massachusetts. He was born in New York Citv in 1949. Or. Burkes has been a lifelong activist in the peace and social justice movements. Durmg the Vietnam War he organized students in antiwar protest activities and in 1979 he co-founded the Los Angeles Committee on Occupational Safety and Health. a coalition of medical and legal proiess i onals assisting the labor movement to make the American work place safer. Durmg the 1980s. as the nuclear arms race intens i fied. he and thousands oi other medical doctors. joined Physicians for Social Respons1oility (PSR), an organization established to educate the public and government leaders about the medical -consequences of nuclear war. Serving in PSR's Los Angeles chapter. he co­ produced a weekly radio talk show titled, "Prescription for Survival," heard on listener-supported KPFK-FM. As head of PSR's speakers training, he assisted his colleagues in becoming effective public speakers in PSR's campaign against the arms race. He was appointed the Pacific Regional Director for the organization and also served on PSR's National Board of Directors. Dur i ng his years in the physicians' peace movement he engaged in citizens' diplomacy and travelled to the uSSR four times. There he met with Soviet doctors who were engaged in a similar educational effort under the auspices of the organization International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, which was awarded the Nobel Prize for its service to promote world peace. In May of 1992 he met Dr. Steven Greer, a fellow emergency room physician. Dr . Burkes was named the Los Angeles Working Group Coordinator for The CE-5 Initiative and serves as the CSETI liaison to Latin America. As a member of th e CSETI Executive Council in the Department of Education. he is responsible for the National Speakers Bureau. He is of Russian-Jewish descent and speaks both Spanish and Russian. Dr. Burkes is married to Yael Bentovim Burkes, an artist and mother of their tw o children Jonathan and Julia Burkes. They reside in West Los Angeles. 18 CSE TI Doctor Barbie Tavlor Biography -------- Dr. BariJie j. Taylor received her Ph.D. in clinical psycho logy from the Cniversity 0i Washington in 1978. Her priYate practice began at the Center for Marital and Sexual Studies in Southern California during the early '80s. She later developed an extensive practice with three offices in the Pittsburgh area. During this time, she was featured on two local raciio programs and was a regular bi-weekly guest on the ''\.1idday News Report" with a CBS network television affiliate for almost four vears. Tayior also served as an Adjunct Professor at Arizona State University and at West Virginia University. In 1989, she returned to California where she began private practice again m the Orange County area. with a subsequent focus on writing. At present she is practicing in Las Vegas and writing Changes--Chanees­ Chanees: A Time of Great Awakening, a book about Earth changes and other related natural phenomena. Dr. Taylor began her work in the field of UFOoloy in 1980, and became active in CSETI early in 1992. She presently serves on the organization's Executive CoW1cil in the Fund Raising and Public Education Departments, and periodically conducts field research with fellow members. She has presented more than 25 professional papers locally, nationally, and internationally. Taylor is listed in Who's Who of American Women. 19 CSETI \1artin Keller Biography .\1arnn Keiler has worked a s a Journalist. public relations liaison and writing professional ior-morechan73 years. Kelfercoverea arfs;15usiness and cuilural affairs for Twin Cities' publications such as The Tv.rin Cities Reader, Citv Pages, Minnesota .\1onthlv, the Star Tribune. The St. Paul Pioneer Press. Mols- St.Paul Magazine, Coroorate Reoort and other publications. His work also has appeared in numerous national publications including Leaders, Final Frontier. The Ctne Reader, The Boston Globe. The Washington Post and The Chicago Sun-Times. For two vears, Keller worked as a senior ,vriter at Wells & Miller, a �neapolis-based public r�lations firm specializing in public affairs, marketing communications and custom publications. He placed numerous stories in local, regional, national and trade media ior the agency's clients that included Federal Express, Cycle"Sat, The .\1etropolitan Sports Facilities Commission, The Association of Diagnostic Imaging Technologists (ADIT), The .\1etropolitan Transit Commission, many non-profit arts organizations and others. He won a 1990 International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Award for Excellence in Feature Writing. As a professional \vriter, he continues to balance independent public relations work and journalism. Prior to his writing career, Keller taught at the Minneapolis Urban League Street Academy, an alternative high school. He is on the Board of Directors for the Cedar Cultural Center and has been the head of Public Education and Media Relations for the Center for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence (CSETI) since December 1992. Keller is completing the autobio graphy of Larry Kegan, called "Some Get The 'Chair." Paralyzed in a diving accident when he was 16, Kegan helped develop the program at the University of Minnesota in the mid-70s about Sexuality and Disability which is still used across the country today. He also owned and managed a rehabilitation Facility in Mexico, like the one depicted in the movie "Born on the Fourth of July." Keller also is the co-author of nvo "spec'' screenplays, the first a script for Tom and Rosanne Arnold called ":-.-iedallion," a Christmas movie set during the St. Paul Winter Carnival. The other script, "Hotel Babylon," is a comedy-mystery and misadventure about two black comedians who go as impostors to Jamaica where they uncover a sophisticated smuggling operation and discover a missing piece of their history. Both works are currently being shopped in Holl yw ood. Keller holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and a minor in Spanish from St. John's University in Collegeville, Mn. He also has pursued graduate level course work in Liberal Arts at the Universit v of Minnesota. He is married to Susan Hamre, the Managing Editor of Request Magazine. Keller and Hamre live in Minneapolis. 20 CSETI Dr. Howard M. Schachter, Ph.D. Biography --Dr.-Ffo\\"ara-S--ch-a:chter is currently engaged in private practice, integrating the - complementary roles of therapist, researcher and educator in the service of stimulating and guiding the process of transpersonal realization (the mindful integration of ego­ transcendence, ego completion and healing). By nature, Dr. Schachter is a bridge-builder, harmonizing perspectives on reality whose applied synergy confirms and fosters living the "perennial wisdom" spoken of in many spiritual traditions. The views include: existentialism, applied phenomenology, experientialism, depth psychologies, ecological psychology, applied systems practices, and holism, Eastern, Western and Aboriginal approaches to human bio-psychoenergetics, transpersonalism and spirituality, and traditional as well as alternative practices focused on adult and child clinical interventions, psycho-neuroimrnunology, addictions, experimental psychology, and dream/sleep psychophysiology. The result is a proactive sy nthesis of healing, research and education empowe ring individuals to transcend harmoniously their patterns of self-limitation and other disempowering influences. During the past five years, Dr. Schachter has worked extensively with individuals experiencing cancer in their lives, and those who have experienced what mainstream science and mental health professions have traditionallv dismissed as 'anomalous' events. The latter range from spiritual awakenings to near death experiences, out-of-body experiences and UFO contact. In the Summer of 1992 he became directly involved in the CSETI Initiative. He considers integral to his life's path the establishment of fully conscious, peaceful. and mutually enhancing spiritual, diplomatic and scientific­ educational relationships here on earth as well as with civilizations and individuals visiting our planet. To this end, he is involved in CSETI at both the organizational leadershi p and the applied, field work levels. He received his B.A. (Psychology) from McGill University (Montreal), M.A. (Psychology) from Ottawa University (Ottawa), and Ph.D. (Psychology) from Carleton University (Ottawa). Both his post-doctoral and fellowship involved wor k ing with cancer patients. At present he is also doirlg substance use research. He was born in Montreal Quebec, Canada in 1955. Dr. Schachter is married to Rachel Ingber Schachter, the mother of their beautiful children. Davida Erin and Joshua Adam, and a prominent business woman in Canada's Capitol community of Ottawa. 21 CSETI Policy Institute, Research & Training Center: Initial Endowment Goal: $25 Million I I I. JI. 111. IV. COUNCIL RESEARCH on Interplanetary CE-5 TRAINING EDUCATION Relations Policy Initiative Institute I I 1. 2. 1. 2. RM.LT. Working R. M.I.T. Wort(lng Groups Worldwide Groups I I 1. 2. 3. 1. 2. Interplanetary Science Rel f ion Mass Diplomacy & Conferences Multi Media Geopolitical Technok>ov PhUosophy 4. 5. 3. Cultural Economy Materials: &Social & Books. Videos, Issues Business etc. N N HOW YOU CAN ASSIST Corporate or Organization Membership: $60/year minimum Name Street Address Zip State City Occupation Phone Enclose additional information as necessary. PO Box 15401 Asheville, NC 28813 Funding for "Rapid Mobilization Investigative Team" (RMIT) field research is essential. The ongoing successes with recent human initiated contacts (CE5's) must continue. Friend of CSETI: Contributor: Sustaining Member: Benefactor: Starlight Member: Research Founder: Members with high level contacts in government or the private sector, either in the United States or abroad will be essential to the rapid networking and dissemination of data as Phase II progresses. Some of the people you know may be helpful in the collection and distribution of information. The scope oFwhat we are attempting is tmmense. Fmanciai support is essential to the success of our projects. Membership or a contribution of any amount will help. Member media contacts in print and/or broadcast networks will be needed. Regional information centers will be established around the world to assist in collecting and processing information and answering questions which will result from formal public announcement. CSETI membership includes: information packet and membership card, CSETI newsletters, and information updates. $40-$59/year (10% off conference fees) $6O-$lOO/year (20% off conference fees) $101-$500/year (33% off) $501 -$2OOO/year (50% off) $2001-$10,000 Lifetime Member (50% off) Over $10,000 Lifetime Member and lifetime complimentary conference status. We need people to help execute these goals. Do you have any other skills, contacts or information which might be helpful to the CSETI mission? We can make it happen. Contact us please. We need your help! The "Best Available Evidence" project is currently seeking the most recent verifiable evidence of ETI encounters on the planet. This information will be used in the presentations to world leaders. Encounters verifiable by multiple witnesses, multiple video or still photography images, physical evidence, etc. are needed.