Coral Unaan and the CIA UFO Report

Summary

In 1963, Coral Unaan, international director of the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization, wrote to a congressman to correct a typographical error in a previous letter. The original letter mentioned that certain information had already been provided by the Air Force, but during printing, a key word was omitted. Such corrections were common in official documents of the time, where precise communication was essential. The letter was approved for release and distributed to several government offices.

The document, though brief, shows how civil and military authorities collaborated to handle sensitive information about unidentified flying objects. The Aerial Phenomena Research Organization operated in a context where UFOs generated both interest and concern. Correcting errors in official documents reflected the importance of maintaining clarity in communications with Congress, especially on matters involving national security.