Congressional, White House, UFO-related Constituent Correspondence, 1998

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Since neither NASA nor the Air Force is engaged in day-to­
day UFO research, neither one reviews UFO-related articles
intended for publication, evaluates UFO-type spacecraft
drawings, or accepts accounts ofUFO sightings orapplica­
tions for employment in the field ofaerial phenomena inves­
tigation.
UFO Points ofContact
1. Forfurther infonnation on the Search for Extraterrestrial
Intelligence, please contact the SETI I~itute, 2035 Land­
ings Drive, Mountain View, CA 94043, (415) 960-4530.
2. News media requiring Project Blue Bookfiles should con­
tact the National Archives Public Affairs Office, (202) 501­
5525. Public queries should be addressed to the Project
Blue Book archivist at (202) 501-5385. For queries not
related to Project Blue Book, contact the National Ar­
chives receptionist at(202) 501-5400. Documentation is
available from: Modem Military Branch, National Ar­
chives and Records Service, Eighth Street and Pennsyl­
vania Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20408.
3. The Air Force publication, "The Roswell Report: Fact
vs. Fiction in the New Mexico Desert," a lengthy docu­
ment providing all of the details available from the Air
Force on the Roswell incident, is available for $52 from
the US Government Printing Office, Superintendent of
Docwnents, Mail Stop: SSOP, Washington, DC 20402­
9328.
4. There are a nwnber of universities and professional sci­
entific organizations that have considered UFO phenom­
ena during periodic meetings and seminars. A list ofpri­
vate Oiganizations interested inaerial phenomena may be
found in Gale's Encyclopedia ofAssociations.
5. Persons wishing to report UFO sightings are advised to
contact law enforcement agencies.
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