John Company

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

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COMMENTS AND SUGGESTIONS OF PJJUi!..
GENERAL
The Panel Members woro impressed (ac have been others, includ­
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___-pe;,:.sonnol) in the lack of sound c!.3.ta in the great m.u.jority
of' case histories; also, in the lack o:f spocdy foJ.low-up due primarily
to the modest sizo and lirnited facilities of tho ATIC section concernad.
Among the case histories of significant sightings discussed in detail
were the following:
Bellefontaine, Ohio (1 August 1952); Tremonton, Utah (2 July 1952) ;.
Great Falls, Montana (15 Aug~st 1950); Yaak, Montana (l September
1952}; Washington, D. C. area (19 July 1952); and Haneda A.F.B.*
Japan (5 August 1952), Port Huron, Michigan (29 July 1952); and
Presque Isle, Maine (10 October 1952).
After review and discussion of these cases (and about l
others,
in less detail), the Panel concluded that reasonable
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en additional data) that other cases
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might be explained in a similar manner". The Panel pointed out that
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because of the brevity of some sightings (e.g. 2-3 seconds) and the
iria.bility of the witnesses to express themselves clearly (semantics)
that conclusive explanations could·not be
cted for every case
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reported. Furthermore, it was considered that, normally, it would
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be a great waste· of effort to try to solve most of the sightings,
unless such action would benefit a training and educational program.
{see below). The writings of Charles Fort were l"eferenced to show
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