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Project
Blue Book
The term used
to describe the notoriously skeptical U.S. government official
investigation into the UFO
phenomena that lasted from 1948 until 1969.
American military
authorities were forced to respond to the mounting ground swell of UFO
reports. On January 22, 1948, Project Sign was set up, operating under the
auspices of the Intelligence Division of the U.S. Air Force's Air
Matιriel Command headquarters at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton,
Ohio. In February 1949 the name was changed to Project Grudge, and in
March 1952, to Project Blue Book. The project was finally phased out in
December 1969.
Project Blue Book
studied some 15,000 UFO reports, many received directly from military
personnel. The project concluded that almost all reported UFO sightings
had conventional explanations, and those that did not merely lacked the
necessary data to solve them. There was a small percentage of very
puzzling cases, but nothing to suggest that there was any real threat to
the security of the U.S.A. See
Alien,
Alien Abduction,
Alien Autopsy,
Men in Black,
Area 51,
Exobiology,
Flying Saucer and
Fortean Phenomena.
Related
software and
videos.
Related books:
Conspiracy
of Silence.
Project
Blue Book Exposed.
Project Blue Book.
Project Blue Book Exposed.
More
books.
Further info:
Project Bluebook -
from Ufomind.
Project BlueBook -
from the Paranormal Research Primer.
Project
Bluebook: UFO/Aliens - from About.com.
Project Blue Book
Research Center.
Should the USAF Reopen
Project Blue Book?
Unidentified
Flying Objects and Air Force Project Blue Book.
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