U.S. Air Force Flying Discs File, 1952

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OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH
WASHINGTON 25, 0. C.
IN R•PLY R EFER TO
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Director of rntell.igence
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AUG 15 !952
Subj: unidentified aerial phenomena; request for information
concerning
l. In view of current 'Widespread interest, it is recpested that a brief­
ing be arranged for the purpose of acquainting interested activities within
the Office of Naval Research with the latest developments of the investi­
gation of unidentified aerial phenomena obtained under Project Blue Book.
The meeting would be limited to about a dozen personnel with a definite
"need to lmow« and an acute scientific interest in this project.
All in
attendance will be cleared through secret and are acquainted lfi.th the
background of this program having seen the official reports of Project
Blue Book dated through April 1952.
2. It is suggested that a question-and-answer t ype discussion be sched­
uled for a date on or after 15 September 1952 in Room 1803 of Building
T-3, Navy Department, washington, D• c.
3. The cooperation of the Air Force in making such a briefing possible
l'ti.ll be appreciated.
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