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

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THURSDAY MORNING
The third an<l fourth ro.oetings of the Panel were held Thursday,
15 January, commencing at 0900 with a two-hour break for luncheon •
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Bosides Panel members and CIA personnel, Mr. Ruppo1t and Dr•~
were present for both s~ssions. In the morninz, Mr. Ruppclt con­
tinuod his briefing on ATIC collection and analysis procedu.res.
was described by Dr ..
A.number of case histories were dis­
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cussed in detail and a motion picture film of seagulls was shown.
A two hour break for lunch was taken at 1200.
THURSDAY AFI'.ERN00N
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At 1400 hours •________-.gave a 40-minute briefing of
Project 'IWINKLE, the investigatory project conducted by the Air
Forco Meteorological Research Center at CaDibridg~, Mass. In this
briefing he pointed out the many problems of setting up and manning
24-hour instrumentation watches of patrol cameras searching for
sightings of U.F.O. 's.
At 1615
\joined the meeting with
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efforts and stated three personal opinions:
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a. That greater use of Air Force intelligence officers in
the field (for follow~up investigation) ap?eared desirable.
but that they required thorough briefing.
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