Joint U.S.-Canadian Aviation Projects and UFO Sighting Reports, 1954-1955

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Advisory Board, report responsible key tecnnicians
within DCS/D are split into two groups on the
feasibility of the project.
In view of this feeling within DCB/D, General
Putt's letter to ARDC the last week in December
vas, in effect, a compromised position. The
letter directed ARDC to award a contract to
A. V. Roe, Ltd., for certain wind tunnel tests,
and further indicated that additional U. 8.
development funds would be decided on the
basis of the data analysis produced.
leneral Watson's last visit here he discussed with me
which had been prepared for his signature by one of his
refused to sign to you because of its tone. He feels
that the monitorship of this project should be the
and differs greatly in his personal views with the
rendum for Record (Tab c) explains the full background
IN-2 into this project which briefly was governed by
eling in OIN-2C that this project vas "hot" and that
icting for OIN.
lability and "entree" afforded OIN-2 by Squadron Leader
action has been taken on any of the recommendations made
Lonel Morrow and he has instructed Mr. Bollum verbally
urther work and briefings on the project.
of the above I offer the following recommendations;
of the divided opinions within and outside of the
feasibility of Project "y", no further articles or :
project should be accomplished without your personal
Adams and Colonel Morrow concur.)
ittempt should be made in an early issue of AID to
Project myst in more objective since attennt