Department of the Air Force Committee to Review Project Bluebook, 1966-1967

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the evidence available and requested consido~ation of specific
. reports and letters be taken by pertain individuals present (Tab B).
For example, case histories involving radar or radar and visual
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sightings were solected for Dr. -
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Fireball phenomena, nocturnal lights, and suggested programs of
investigation were routed to Dr. -Page.
Following these remarks,
the motion pictures of the sightings at Tremonton, Utah (2
' July 1952)
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and Great Falls, Montana (1.5 August 19.50) were shown. The meet,ing
adjourned at-1200.
WEDNESDA.Y AFI'ERNOON
The second meeting of tho Panel opened at 1400. Lt. __ -_
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USN, and Mr. ______of the USN Photo Interpretation
Laboratory, Anacostia, presented the results of their analyses of
the films mentioned above. This analysis evoked considerable
discussion as elaborated upon below. Besides Panel members and
CIA. personnel, Capt. E. J. Ruppelt, ·Dr .. ~.;;..-::.:.::::::.::...-.:..~:;:;...r.:::i.-..:-:a.-,--~
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(2-a-2), and Dr.'"'"·-----..~-~--­
were present.
Following the Photo Interpretation Lab presentation,
Mr. E. J. Ruppelt spoke for about·4o minutes on ATIC methods or
handling and evaluating reports or sightings and their efforts to
improve the quality of reports. The meeting was adjourned at 1715.
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