So in fact, we had a remote viewer at our lab, and at that time we were working with Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Foreign Technology Division.
So after 1969, which is when that report came out, if you called Air Force Public Affairs off and said, well, what's going on with UFOs?
And the wreckage was flown in two separate planes to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, which is unusual in and of itself.
He interviewed General Exxon, who had been head of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and so on, and also DuBose.
That it had been taken to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base for analysis.
One at Malmstrom Air Force Base that Salas has talked about.
Where over some long period, like weeks, and the Brazilian Air Force got involved.
They got a thousand hours of film and they put a big Air Force group down there.