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In UFO HIstory - Gen. Cabell Memo
November 3, 1948
1/Gen. Charles Cabell writes a firm letter to Wright Field in Ohio, asking Project Sign for another Estimate. It is possibly composed by Maj. Aaron “Jere” Boggs or Col. Edward H. Porter at the USAF
In UFO HIstory - Gen. Cabell Memo
November 3, 1948
1/Gen. Charles Cabell writes a firm letter to Wright Field in Ohio, asking Project Sign for another Estimate. It is possibly composed by Maj. Aaron “Jere” Boggs or Col. Edward H. Porter at the USAF
2/Defensive Air Branch. While admitting that the objects seem real, it also cautions that they are not identified. (Read: You may not identify them as extraterrestrial craft.) [Eberhart]
Sources:
Loren E. Gross, The Fifth Horseman of the Apocalypse: UFOs, a History: 1948 Supplemental Notes,p.86-87;
Swords, et al., "UFOs and Government", pg.62;
1948 UFO DOCUMENTS: Background
By Jan L. Aldrich
project1947.com/fig/1948back.h…
Loren E. Gross, The Fifth Horseman of the Apocalypse: UFOs, a History: 1948 Supplemental Notes,p.86-87;
Swords, et al., "UFOs and Government", pg.62;
1948 UFO DOCUMENTS: Background
By Jan L. Aldrich
project1947.com/fig/1948back.h…
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October 28, 1947 - Shulgen Memo
Brig. Gen. George F. Schulgen, Chief of USAF Intelligence Requirements Division, writes a five-page report based on the characteristics listed in the September 23 Twining letter (though in greater detail) and
October 28, 1947 - Shulgen Memo
Brig. Gen. George F. Schulgen, Chief of USAF Intelligence Requirements Division, writes a five-page report based on the characteristics listed in the September 23 Twining letter (though in greater detail) and
the preliminary EEI of October 21. Titled “Intelligence Requirements on Flying Saucer Type Aircraft: Draft of Collection Memorandum,” it lists things investigators should try to determine about UFO propulsion, control, construction, arrangement, landing gear, and power plant. It
considers the objects “to be a manned aircraft, of Russian origin, and based on the perspective thinking and actual accomplishments of the Germans” (page 5, paragraph 4). [However, a fake version of this document has the phrase “it is the considered opinion of some elements that
