Unidentified Aerial Phenomena
What this is
4 passages have been read off pages of this document and are printed below. What is missing is the summary: nobody has yet written the sentence saying what that reading establishes, and this block prints that sentence and nothing else. Read the passages themselves.
4 passages read · 53 pages held
Open the document at congress.gov →4 passages read
“Could you describe any other initiatives that the DOD or DOD contractors have managed after Project Blue Book ended and prior to AATIP beginning? Did anything also predate Project Blue Book? Mr. Moultrie. So I can't speak to what may have predated Project Blue Book. I mean, of course, there is Roswell and all these other things that people have talked about over the years. I am familiar with Blue Book. I am familiar with AATIP. I haven't seen other documented studies that have been done by DOD in that regard. Mr. Gallagher. So you are not aware of anything between Project Blue Book and AATIP. Mr. Moultrie. Not aware of anything that is official that was done in between those two. Mr. Gallagher. Okay. Mr. Moultrie. Hasn”
“finally, are you aware of a document that appeared around 2019 sometimes called the Admiral Wilson memo or EW Notes Memo? Mr. Moultrie. I am not. Are you? Mr. Bray. I am not personally aware of that”
“We have not had a collision. We have had at least 11 near misses, though”
“the example that I would say that it is still unresolved that I think everyone understands quite well is the 2004 incident from Nimitz. We have data on that, and that simply remains unresolved”
Where no sheet is shown, the quote was still read off the page, rendered from the file we hold. A page image has not been prepared for the web for that page yet.
What this document is used for, page by page
Every claim on this map that rests on this document, and every claim tested against it and deliberately not used — in the order you would meet them reading the file itself. Where the check was written down, our wording is followed by the document’s own sentence, so you can hold the two side by side. 11 of 17 name a page.