This Project Blue Book file preserves Delbert C. Newhouse’s account and film submission from the 2 July 1952 Tremonton incident. Newhouse said the sky supplied no fixed reference for estimating distance, size, altitude, or speed. Navy analysts favored an unidentified light-source interpretation under disputed assumptions, while later reviews considered balloons, birds, insects, and mirage; one 1956 study remained inconclusive before an Air Force memo adopted a seabird explanation.
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OrgGovernment AgencyLatest UAP PURSUE files release out today: https://t.co/lHk908qt0f My chum @AlchemyAmerican is going to love P85 of DOW-UAP-D105. The Bertrandias–Townsend Brown document, 16 October 1952. https://t.co/rAehs8504f • Major Dewey Fournet, then deeply involved in the Pentagon's UFO investigation, sends material to ATIC/Project Blue Book that had originated with the Office of Naval Research and reached the Air Force through OSI. • The memorandum explicitly records: “the Townsend Brown Foundation wa...
This Air Force correspondence file follows film-analysis requests, witness statements, interservice coordination and physical-evidence inquiries during 1952. It includes Newhouse’s explicit limits on estimating the Tremonton objects, the effort to recover a misplaced Mariana film copy, and FBI examination of a reportedly burned cap. Questions and proposed explanations remain distinct from established identifications.
DARPA Project Aquarius ARPA / Office of Naval Research Fully declassified (1993) Ocean surveillance / OTH radar NSA "Aquarius" database National Security Agency Still classified (Top Secret) NSA says not ufo related; refuses to prove it Ufological "Project Aquarius" Alleged: MJ-12 / CIA Unverified; teletype traced to AFOSI disinformation channel no declassified evidence supports this If we accept the premise that the three disparate "Project Aquarius" entities are actually fragments of a sing...
Probed ingest of: The MITRE Corporation - UFO Reverse Engineering, USO Tracking, & Legacy Programs
A 220-page Project Blue Book correspondence file documents public requests, interagency routing, overseas reports, standardized sighting collection, program statistics, and at least one reported object later identified as an upper-air sounding device. The collection reveals the administrative infrastructure behind Project Blue Book and shows why a case file can mix useful program records, resolved incidents, public speculation, and unresolved reports.
The SOP for aquatic and archaeological UFO craft recoveries is pretty specific, if ya ask me... 1. When a [UFO] craft needs to be recovered from under the sea, then the National Underwater Reconnaissance Office [tied to the NRO] will be involved; equipment from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution will be used and the craft will then be delivered to the Office of Naval Research. 2. For archaeological [UFO] recoveries, these are coordinated by the US Army’s National Ground Intelligence Center...

Where to look: -The CIA's Weapons and Counterproliferation Mission Center -The CIA's Directorate of Science and Technology -The National Reconnaissance Office -The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency -The NSA -The DIA -The Air Force Office of Scientific Research -The Office of Naval Research -National Underwater Reconnaissance Office -Battelle -Mitre Corporation -Amentum -Aerospace Corporation -Lockheed Martin -BAE Systems -Northrop Grumman -Raytheon -NASIC
Some great questions posed by Gene Sticco @InfinityDisclsd in this comparison of US patented research and the Soviet era research documented by his Russian engineer father in law. The similarities are profound… but neither Russia nor the U.S. acknowledge dramatic energy or https://t.co/bsrgsLhAzh [Quoted] Yesterday I showed how SRI International patented a diamagnetic-ferromagnetic layered levitation system matching the hull architecture. The Office of Naval Research funded "Enhanced Diamagne...






