
1960 02 6970327 Rome NewYork
COLD OPEN This is a reading of the record titled “1960 02 6970327 Rome NewYork,” a Project One‑zero‑zero‑seven‑three file dated February nineteen sixty. The document is notable for its detailed observation of an unidenti

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COLD OPEN This is a reading of the record titled “1960 02 6970327 Rome NewYork,” a Project One‑zero‑zero‑seven‑three file dated February nineteen sixty. The document is notable for its detailed observation of an unidenti

PROJECT ONE ZERO ZERO SEVENTY‑THREE RECORD CARD, UNITED STATES AIR FORCE, FEBRUARY TWENTY‑THIRD, NINETEEN SIXTY. This document records an Air Intelligence Information Report filed from Alexandria, Louisiana, and includes

PROJECT ONE SEVEN ZERO ONE. AIR FORCE COORDINATED AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE OBSERVATION. DATE‑TIME GROUP: JANUARY TWENTY‑NINTH, ONE‑NINE‑SIX‑ZERO AT ZERO THREE TWO TWO ZULU. LOCATION: POITIERES, FRANCE. TYPE OF OBSERVATION:

Cold Open. This is a declassified record titled “1959‑09‑6957790‑Adana‑Washington,” filed by the United States Air Force, 337th Fighter Group, and the Air Technical Intelligence Center on September twenty‑six, nineteen f

COLD OPEN. This episode presents Standard Form Number sixty‑four, Office Memorandum titled “65 HS1‑834228961 62‑HQ‑83894 Section 3,” addressed to the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and dated September fo

Cold open. This is a declassified record titled “1959‑07‑8407611‑OnShipEOfFlorida,” issued by the United States Air Force in the summer of nineteen‑fifty‑nine. The document consists of a formal response to a civilian UFO

Cold open. This is a declassified record titled “1959‑07‑8407602‑SEOfDayton‑Ohio,” issued by the Federal Bureau of Investigation under Project One Zero Zero Seven Three. The document dates from July nineteen fifty‑nine a

PROJECT ONE ZERO ZERO SEVENTY‑THREE RECORD CARD, LOCAL THIRTY‑ONE GMT, JULY NINETEEN FIFTY‑NINE. This document is a field observation report filed by the Air Technical Intelligence Center, United States Air Force, concer

This is a declassified record titled 1959‑07‑8407513‑Berea‑Kentucky, issued by the United States Air Force on August sixth, nineteen fifty‑nine. The file records a follow‑up to a civilian report of an unidentified flying

This is a declassified record titled 1959-07-8407202-Pikesville-Maryland, issued by the United States Air Force. The observation was logged on July eighth, nineteen fifty‑nine, and it documents an unidentified aerial phe

1959-07-8407164-Houstontown-Pennsylvania, a declassified document from Project 10073, a USAF investigation into unidentified flying objects. The document was released through The Black Vault, an online archive of declass

PROJECT ONE ZERO ZERO SEVENTY‑THREE, RECORD CARD ONE. DATE FOUR FEBRUARY NINETEEN FIFTY‑NINE. DATE‑TIME GROUP TWO. LOCATION BALBOA BASIN, CANAL ZONE. TYPE OF OBSERVATION: GROUND‑VISUAL, AIR‑VISUAL, RADAR, CIVILIAN. LENGT

COLD OPEN. This episode presents a United States Air Force sighting report, catalogued as document number 1958‑08‑8863849‑Roswell‑NewMexico. The report is dated August five, nineteen fifty‑eight, and it records an aerial

Cold Open. This is a declassified United States Air Force intelligence report titled “Near Beebeetown, Iowa,” reference number 1958‑08‑8862955, dated August twelfth, nineteen fifty‑eight. The document records an unidenti

Cold open. This is a declassified record titled “1958‑08‑8861179‑Concord‑California,” originating from the United States Air Force, dated August nineteen fifty‑eight. It documents a civilian sighting of multiple unidenti

PROJECT ONE ZERO SEVEN THREE RECORD CARD I. DATE FOUR AUGUST NINETEEN FIFTY‑EIGHT. LOCATION TROY HILL, NEW JERSEY. TYPE OF OBSERVATION GROUND VISUAL. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION TWELVE SECONDS. NUMBER OF OBJECTS TWO. COURSE NO

1958-12-7203290-Wales-Alaska, a document from the Project 10073 records, released through The Black Vault. This sighting occurred in Wales, Alaska, on December 4, 1958. The document was released through The Black Vault,

COLD OPEN. This is a reading of document number one nine five eight dash ten dash seven two zero one three two eight dash Florida South Carolina Area, a United States government record dated October twenty, nineteen fift

COLD OPEN. This is a declassified record titled “1958‑10‑7200980‑Grand Rapids‑Michigan,” issued by the United States Air Force Technical Intelligence Center on the seventeenth of October, nineteen‑fifty‑eight. The docume

This is a declassified United States Air Force sighting report from Travis Air Force Base, California, dated August twelfth, nineteen fifty‑four. The document is notable because it records an early official observation o
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