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This document, partially illegible, shows an internal CIA communication related to UFO sightings. It mentions that certain inquiries have been referre…

In 1958, the CIA and other U.S. agencies were deeply interested in reports about unidentified flying objects. A document from that time mentions that …

In 1953, a panel of experts assessed the national security risks posed by unidentified flying objects. The report concluded there was no evidence that…

In 1953, the CIA released a report on Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs), concluding they did not pose a threat to national security. The document, cl…

This 1953 document refers to a collaboration between scientists and civilian organizations to investigate UFO sightings. It mentions a report publishe…

These declassified CIA documents contain correspondence related to investigations into unidentified aerial phenomena (UFOs) in the 1950s. They mention…

In 1953, the CIA corresponded with researchers about the study of unidentified aerial phenomena. A letter addressed to physicist Samuel A. Goudsmit, a…

This document, dated January 1933, is a letter from Dr. Philip G. Strong to Dr. Sarcaal A. Qoudaialt. In it, Strong clarifies the involvement of certa…

In November 1974, the CIA responded to a request for information on UFOs with historical documents. Among them was a summary of a meeting of the Intel…

In 1952, the CIA convened scientists to review evidence on UFOs. The report concluded there was no direct threat to national security. Despite the inv…

In 1953, the CIA received a letter from Fred Kirsch regarding an unidentified sighting. The internal memo shows how the office decided to forward the …

In 1953, the CIA received a letter from Fred Kirseh about UFOs. The memorandum shows how coordination with the Air Force was arranged to respond. It e…

In December 1959, the CIA received a letter addressed to Dr. Thornton Page, an astronomer at Wesleyan University. The document mentions the receipt of…

In December 1959, Dr. Thornton Page, an astronomer from Wesleyan University, received a series of essays related to the UFO phenomenon. These document…

This 1959 letter from a CIA official to Dr. Page addresses communication regarding unidentified flying objects (UFOs). The tone of the letter reflects…

This declassified letter from the CIA praises a doctor's correspondence on unidentified aerial phenomena. The tone is personal and appreciative, highl…

In January 1960, the CIA received a series of essays written by first-year students from Wesleyan University on the topic of UFOs. These papers were r…

In 1960, the CIA received a series of essays on UFOs written by first-year students from Wesleyan University. These papers were reviewed by personnel …

In 1955, a scientist from Wesleyan University contacted the CIA to send student papers on UFOs. The agency showed interest in reviewing these document…

In 1958, a scientist from Yale University wrote to the CIA expressing interest in some UFO-related documents. Philip C. Strong, representing the agenc…

This document shows official correspondence between the CIA and other government entities regarding UFO reports. It mentions that in certain cases dir…

In 1953, the CIA received letters from citizens reporting sightings of unidentified flying objects. These individuals, such as Lloyd and Robert, were …

This early 1960s correspondence shows a CIA official sending information about unidentified flying objects to Dr. Shornten Page at Johns Hopkins Unive…

This document, dated and official, shows a letter addressed to Dr. Thomas Page by Philip G. Strong, assistant to the CIA Director. It mentions the del…

In 1929, the CIA received a letter addressed to Dr. Thornton Page, mentioning a controversy stirred by Mr. Leon Davidson due to his interest in flying…

In the early 1950s, the CIA began collecting information on UFO sightings, driven by national security concerns during the Cold War. These now-declass…

In 1953, a Scientific Advisory Panel on Unidentified Flying Objects was formed, led by Dr. H. Z. Robertson and other prominent scientists. This group …

In 1953, the CIA formed a scientific panel to study unidentified flying objects. Led by Dr. H. E. Robertson, the group included notable experts such a…

In 1954, a U.S. senator wrote to the CIA asking about reports of flying saucer sightings. The official response, carefully worded, indicated that most…

In 1954, a CIA official drafted an official reply to a U.S. senator who had inquired about flying saucer sightings. The declassified document reveals …

In 1969, the CIA responded to an inquiry about UFO-related documents. The reply was clear: no additional records were available beyond what had alread…

In 1952, the CIA was involved in a series of internal communications regarding UFO sightings. A declassified document reveals how the agency tried to …

This CIA document describes a UFO sighting near Cape Canaveral in December 1956. An observer reported seeing an object with a bright light and a white…

This declassified CIA document describes a UFO sighting from 1957. The report details how an observer saw a bright object with short orange tails that…

This document is a partial transcription of an official routing slip from the CIA dated January 1957. It is an internal communication addressed to Col…

In 1957, the CIA received an official communication regarding the sighting of an unidentified flying object. This document shows how the agency handle…

A report from the Canadian Army at Penperrell Air Force Base in Newfoundland describes a UFO sighting where an unidentified object was simultaneously …

A report details a simultaneous observation of an unidentified flying object by a pilot and radar. The pilot of Archie 29 made visual contact with the…

This document, dated February 25, 1955, is an example of internal CIA communications related to unidentified flying objects. It requests that the Oper…

In February 1955, the CIA showed interest in a wire recording of an unidentified electrical transmission. An official requested that the recording be …

The CIA has long been interested in unidentified phenomena. Over the decades, it has collected reports and data on sightings, some of which remain cla…

The declassified CIA documents reference unidentified aerial phenomena and potential manipulation of public opinion. They mention that the agency stud…

In September 1977, the Soviet Union launched the automated space station "Prognoz-6" to study solar radiation and cosmic phenomena. That same month, i…

This CIA document includes information about several unusual aerial events and Soviet space launches. One of the first cases mentioned is the launch o…

In 1990, scientists from the USSR and China began a joint study of UFOs. The first meeting of ufologists from both countries took place in Dalnegorsk,…

In May 1990, Soviet and Chinese scientists began a joint study of anomalous phenomena. The first meeting of ufologists took place in Dalnegorsk, a reg…

In December 1953, a pilot and a mechanic from Transair Airlines reported seeing a metallic, circular object flying at near the speed of sound. The inc…

In December 1953, a pilot and a mechanic from Transair Airlines reported observing a metallic circular object over the Skåne region in Sweden. The inc…

In February 1967, physicist Dr. Edward Condon visited the National Photographic Interpretation Center (NPIC), a CIA unit, as part of a U.S. Air Force-…

In 1967, the CIA hosted a visit from Dr. Edward Condon's team, who were leading a study on UFO sightings funded by a $300,000 contract with the Univer…