CIA and UFO Photographs

Summary

In October 1958, the CIA received a query about photographs of unidentified flying objects. The internal note reflects how the Agency handled such cases, referring questions to the Air Force, which had the primary responsibility. The CIA did not directly investigate UFOs, but collaborated with other departments. The communication shows the flow of information and coordination between agencies on sensitive matters.

The letter mentions Major Jacker and Mr. Gilmore, highlighting the importance of public relations and technical investigation. The CIA sought to have UFO-related matters handled in a coordinated way to avoid confusion. This document illustrates how rumors and photographic evidence were managed during a time of great public interest in aerial phenomena.