CIA releases info on "How to Investigate a UFO"

"Project BLUE BOOK was based at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton, Ohio. Between 1947 and 1969, the Air Force recorded 12,618 sightings of strange phenomena — 701 of which remain "unidentified" like the Zamora case. Although the CIA was not directly affiliated with Project BLUE BOOK, the Agency did play a large role in investigating UFOs in the late 1940s and early 1950s, which led to the creation of several studies, panels, and programs. Former CIA Chief Historian, Gerald K. Haines, wrote an in-depth article looking at the Agency’s role in studying the UFO phenomenon forStudies in Intelligence. In his article,“CIA’s Role in the Study of UFOs, 1947-90,”Haines says that “while the Agency’s concern over UFOs was substantial until the early 1950s, CIA has since paid only limited and peripheral attention to the phenomena.”

>>17256906
>"what is it, captain?"
>"haven't a fucking notion."

/x/ is gonna be shit as always.

UFOs, you're all idiots and fuck reality.

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>>17257153
So you just go from thread to thread spouting variations of "This is fucking stupid, you guys suck!" all day long? Quite the winning life there anon.

>>17257167
>says the guy who replies to him

>>17257172
No duh, I'm replying to the post. You have brain damage don't you?

>>17256906
Why wouldn't an intelligence agency be interested in what's flying overhead? When the object (O) is flying (F) and unidentified (U) it behooves them to discover what it was.