CIA-UAP-019, Australian Dept of Defense Scientific and Intel Aspects of the UFO Problem
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Approved for Release 2026 Under Section 1842 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2024
Form No. 81 Introduced May, 1966
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE FILE CLOSED
Subsequent correspondence has been placed on File No: [REDACTED]
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- Page 1 Approved for Release 2026 Under Section 1842 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2024 Form No. 81 Introduced May, 1966 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE FILE CLOSED Subsequent…
- Page 2 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE JOINT INTELLIGENCE ORGANIZATION MINUTE PAPER REFERENCE: 3092/2 SUBJECT: SCIENTIFIC AND INTELLIGENCE ASPECTS OF THE UFO PROBLEM [HW: DST! when you are ready. M/16] DIRECTOR: 84/6…
- Page 3 [STAMP: May 71] [HW: 51] SUMMARY The early analyses of UFO reports by USAF intelligence indicated that real phenomena were being reported which had flight characteristics so far in advance of U.S.…
- Page 4 with the recommendations of the Condon report, Project BLUE BOOK was terminated, but presumably this would have little effect on the main programme. 5. It would appear wrong for Australia to remain…
- Page 5 U.S. OFFICIAL ATTITUDE TO U.F.O's In June of 1947 the Air Technical Intelligence Centre (ATIC) near Dayton, Ohio, assumed a responsibility to investigate the initial reports of 'flying saucers'.…
- Page 6 2. 4. The summer of 1952 saw a more than twenty-fold rise in the normal rate of reporting and included the two extensive July sightings involving Washington D.C. This marked increase in sightings had…
- Page 7 3. Dr J. Allen Hynek, staying at about this level until it was closed down in December 1969. During this time BLUE BOOK served mainly as a means of supplying unclassified summaries of UFO…
- Page 8 4. its existence. Public distribution was made, however, of a so-called "summary" which in fact did not summarise, nor scarcely allude to the 1947-52 data, but concentrated on 1953-55 reporting which…
- Page 9 4. its existence. Public distribution was made, however, of a so-called "summary" which in fact did not summarise, nor scarcely allude to the 1947-52 data, but concentrated on 1953-55 reporting which…
- Page 10 5. system, the odds were ten thousand trillion trillion to one against the unknowns being the same as the knowns). Since the consultants had arbitrarily called all green fireballs and short duration…