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Donald Keyhoe, 1955... "In 1949 the Air Force told me they had been ordered to 'get' a flying saucer by any possible means. This was admitted by an intelligence officer at the Pentagon ... Major Jere Boggs. In front of General Sory Smith, Boggs told me that one Air Force pilot had fired at a saucer over New Jersey."
The San Francisco Examiner. July 29 1952... "The Air Force revealed today that jet pilots have been placed on twenty-four-hour nationwide 'alert' against 'flying saucers' with orders to 'shoot them down' if they refuse to land."
The Louisville Courier-Journal. July 30, 1952... "Maj. Gen. Roger Ramey, deputy Chief of the Air Force Staff for Operations, told the news conference [July 29] that interceptor planes have raced aloft several hundred times as a result of reported sighting of unidentified objects. He said that was just standard procedure."
Robert Farnsworth, President of the U.S. Rocket Society...
Telegram to President Harry Truman, July 29, 1952: " I respectfully suggest that no offensive action be taken against the objects reported as unidentified which have been sighted over our nation. Should they be extraterrestrial- such action might result in the gravest consequences, as well as possibly alienating us from beings of superior powers. Friendly contact should be sought as long as possible."
Captain Edward J. Ruppelt, 1956... "Other assorted historians point out that normally the 'UFOs' are peaceful, [fighter pilots] Gorman and Mantell just got too inquisitive, 'they just weren't ready to be observed. If the Air Force hadn't slapped down the security lid these writers might not have reached this conclusion. There have been other and more lurid 'duels of death.'"
Leonard Stringfield, 1977... "Back in the early 1950s, when I knew of the jet scrambles that sometimes led to disaster, I agreed wirh Major Keyhoe's writings that in these we may know the intent of the UFO. I also agreed that 'losing our aircraft to the UFO' may have been the reason for official secrecy, fearing that the public would panic if they knew the truth."
General Benjamin Chidlaw, Head of Air Defense Command...
Uncontested quote, as told to investigative writerRobert Gardner in February of 1953. "We have stacks of reports about flying saucers. We take them seriously when you consider we have lost many men and planes trying to intercept them."
CIA memorandum - "Subject: Flying Saucers." Dated Sept. 24, 1952... H. Marshall Chadwell, Asst. Director of Scientific Intelligence: "A world-wide reporting system has been instituted and major Air Force Bases have been ordered to make interceptions of unidentified flying objects."
The Fullerton News-Tribune, CA July 26, 1956... "The United States Navy will not publicly admit that it believes in flying saucers, but it has officially ordered combat-ready pilots to 'shoot to kill' if saucers are encountered, OCNS [Orange County News Service] has learned. The information was first learned when Navy pilots navigating trans-Pacific routes from the United States to Hawaii were ordered in a briefing session to engage and identify ' any unidentified flying objects.' If the UFOs (saucers) appeared hostile the briefing officer told the pilots of Los Alamitos Naval Air Station reserve squadron VP 771, they are to be engaged in combat... It was found that the orders are not unusual."
Donald Keyhoe, 1973... "In the late 1950s, as a number of futile US chases mounted, some pilots were convinced that the UFOs were immune to gunfire and rockets. Several Intelligence analysts believed the aliens might be using some negative force linked with gravity control to repel or deflect bullets and missiles. But the top control group disagreed. In a special evaluation of US. and foreign reports they found evidence that UFOs were not invulnerable. Some had been temporarily crippled, apparently from power or control failures, and a few others had been completely destroyed by strange explosions. In one or two cases, it appeared that missiles or rocket fire could have been the cause."
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The unidentified craft appeared to take efficient controlled evasive action. --FBI Memo, describing chase of UFO over the North Sea, 1947.
Before we could do any more, the Army, after conferring with [U.S.] officials, ordered the investigation stopped. --Dr. Paul Santorini, on UFOs over Greece in 1946.
The reported operating characteristics such as extreme rates of climb, maneuverability (particularly in roll), and action which must be considered evasive when sighted ... lend belief to the possibility that some of the objects are controlled ... --General Nathan Twining, Head of Air Material Command (AMC), 1947.
I was called one afternoon [in 1948] to come to the Oval Office – the President wanted to see me.... I was directed to report quarterly to the President after consulting with Central Intelligence people, as to whether or not any UFO incidents received by them could be considered as having any strategic threatening implications .... --General Robert B. Landry, Air Force Aide to President Harry S. Truman.
From their questions, I could tell they had a good idea of what the saucers are. One officer admitted they did, but he wouldn't say any more. --Commercial pilot, after questioning by intelligence officer, 1950.
Army intelligence has recently said that the matter of ‘Unidentified Aircraft' or ‘Unidentified Aerial Phenomena,' otherwise known as ‘Flying Discs,' ‘Flying Saucers,' and ‘Balls of Fire,' is considered top secret by intelligence officers of both the Army and the Air Forces. --1949 FBI memo on UFOs.
Information is desired if this wassome new or experimental aircraft or for any explanation whatsoever. --1949 CIA memo.
[Object] described as flat on top and bottom and appearing from a front view to have round edges and slightly beveled ... No vapor trails or exhaust or visible means of propulsion. Described as traveling at tremendous speed.... Pilot considered by associates to be highly reliable, of mature judgment and a creditable observer. --Air Force intelligence report, following UFO sighting by F-51 pilot, 1951.
...some propulsion method not in the physics books. --Scientist who witnessed a UFO in 1952.
For six hours ... there were at least ten unidentifiable objects moving above Washington. They were not ordinary aircraft. --Senior Air Traffic Controller for the CAA, Harry G. Barnes, 1952.
Based on my experience in fighter tactics, it is my opinion that the object was controlled by something having visual contact with us. The power and acceleration were beyond the capability of any known U.S. aircraft. --F-94 pilot, after encountering a UFO, 1952.
In view of the wide interest within the Agency ... outside knowledge of Agency interest in Flying Saucers carries the risk of making the problem even more serious in the public mind than it already is. --CIA memo, 1952
It was silvery in color, had a bun-shaped top, a flange like two saucers in the middle and a bun underneath, and could not have been far off because it overlapped my windscreen! --RAF fighter pilot, 1954.
…Maximum security exists concerning the subject of UFOs. --CIA Director Allen Dulles, 1955.
Some military officials are seriously considering the possibility of interplanetary ships. --FBI memo on UFOs, 1952.
Pilot of helicopters wished to stress fact that object was of a saucer like nature, was stationary at 2000 ft. And would be glad to be called upon to verify any statements and act as witness. --Emergency Report from Maxwell Air Force Base on air space violation by UFO, 1954.
I have discussed this matter with the affected agencies of the government, and they are of the opinion that it is not wise to publicize this matter at this time. --Senator Richard Russell, head of Senate Armed Services Committee, regarding his sighting of a UFO during a 1955 trip to the Soviet Union.
What bothers me is what's happening to our aircraft. --Anonymous Air Force officer, 1955.
The Air Defense Command in Baton Rouge was on the phone, waiting for our report, when we landed there. --Commercial pilot following a UFO sighting, 1957.
Saucers exist (I saw two). They were intelligently flown or operated (evasive tactics, formation flight, hovering). They were mechanisms, not United States weapons, nor Russian. I presume they are extraterrestrial. --Lt. Colonel Richard Headrick, radar bombing expert, 1959
Reliable reports indicate there are objects coming into our atmosphere at very high speeds and controlled by thinking intelligence. --Navy Admiral Delmar Fahrney, public statement, 1957.
Congressional investigations ... are still being held on the problem of unidentified flying objects and the problem is one in which there is quite a bit of interest.... Since most of the material presented to the Committees is classified, the hearings are never printed. --Congressman William H. Ayres, 1958
Behind the scenes, high-ranking Air Force officers are soberly concerned about UFOs. But through official secrecy and ridicule, many citizens are led to believe the unknown flying objects are nonsense. --Former CIA Director, Roscoe Hillenkoetter, public statement, 1960.
When the team was about ten miles from the landing site, static disrupted radio contact with them. Five to eight minutes later the glow diminished, and the UFO took off. Another UFO was visually sighted and confirmed by radar. --Classified report by an Air Force Strike Team at Minot AFB, 1966.
... reliable, but off the record information from the Pease AFB in Portsmouth, indicates frequent radar blips and fighters are constantly scrambled to pursue these objects. --Journalist John Fuller, 1965.
I think there may be substance in some of these reports ... I believe the American people are entitled to a more thorough explanation than has been given them by the Air Force to date. --Congressman Gerald R. Ford, March 1966.
If 'they' discover 'you', it is an old but hardly invalid rule of thumb, 'they' are your technological superiors. --National Security Analyst, Lambros Callimahos, 1968.
My own present opinion, based on two years of careful study, is that UFOs are probably extraterrestrial devices engaged in something that might very tentatively be termed 'surveillance'. --Dr. James McDonald before Congress, 1968.
...All of preceding are frozen moments in our ufological past and, collected together, are a largely unimpeachable indication regarding the actuality of some larger reality... a grand physical existence from which we are being, very suspiciously, "protected" by a conflicted, corrupted, and likely criminal mainstream.
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Conceived in sincerity and efficacious diligence, supported in an unstinting and selfless fellowship, and then executed with imagination, intelligence, and bravery... the Event is a bona fide success. This writer hopes that, as a result of this in all likelihood seminal incident of cooperation and appreciation, the people of West Virginia realize two things.
One, that they are top dead center on the short list of one of the most astonishing and precipitous events of modern times, and two, that they owe Larry Bailey and his three fine sons, especially Gilbert Bailey... a hearty vote of thanks for bringing the preceding to them.
A Special salutation goes out to Freddie May, who missed the Event due to poor health. He was sorely missed, often thought of, and fondly regarded both days...
"Shoot Them Down"! is the most comprehensive story of the 1952 UFO airspace invasion of Washington, D.C. ever told. Not only does the author document the entire sequence of events that lasted for two weeks in July 1952, he also describes the air war betwe en the U.S. Air Force and the strange spacecraft that was fought over the skies of the northeast during that period...
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