Project Blue Book

since the closure of project blue book he says when he was the head of air force intelligence

investigator of project blue book was one of his consultants um so yeah he had he had people

to us, is it going to be just stuff that is already known? You know, stuff from Project Blue Book,

being properly handled by Project Blue Book. Aren't we seeing the exact same thing now? We have

Why do you think nothing has changed? Is Arrow Project Blue Book 2.0? Some are going to say yes,

It wasn't intended to do anything. It was a Project Blue Book 2.0 where you are going to explain things

away and hope that they are forgotten. Right? And that was the purpose of Project Blue Book.

project blue book scenario. It's wash, rinse, repeat. This style has been going on. How many times

If you think about the motivation they had with Project Blue Book, when J. Allen Hynek was running Project Blue Book, this specific intention was to discredit all stories.

By the way, a lot of people might not necessarily go on to Google and look up that information, but you can actually look up the declassified reports from Project Blue Book.

alien pancakes. In here, we've got newspaper clippings. We've got reports from Project Blue Book.

You see, Dr. J. Allen Hynek, renowned astrophysicist and Project Blue Book consultant,

So for Project Blue Book, Joe Simonton, Eagle River, Wisconsin.

that Project Blue Book

assigned to the portion of Project Blue Book that they never

And in that context, I said, I want to get at the classified portions of Project Blue Book.

It's the seeing the photographs. Photographs in the classified persons of Project Blue Book.

Poveneier also maintained a professional relationship with J. Allen Heineck, the astrophysicist and UFO researcher known for his involvement with Project Blue Book.

Closely tracking the object, Project Blue Book dispatched a three-man air force team from

which required all UFO reporting to be sent to USAP Intelligence and not Project Blue Book,

They've admitted we didn't stop studying UFOs in 1969 with Project Blue Book.

Well, even George, if you had Project Blue Book back in the day and instead of J.R.

I mean, wouldn't it still be Project Blue Book with a mandate to do, you know, just make

on being given access to the Hitherto Unreleased Secret Unreleased Project Blue Book Files.

and being given access to the UFO files, the secret files of Project Blue Book. The files,

that day when you were given access to the classified portion of the project Blue Book Files?

a man who worked directly for Project Blue Book on his deathbed. And he gave me great

Project Blue Book for many years on his deathbed. Wow. You know, it's funny, Danny. I mean, like you,

The panel arose from a recommendation to the Intelligence Advisory Committee in December 1952 from a Central Intelligence Agency review of the US Air Force investigation into unidentified flying objects, Project Blue Book.

So I remember a Jacques talking about a document that he accidentally found in the files of Dr. Jalen Hainek, who was a scientific advisor to Project Blue Book.

In my association with Project Blue Book, I know very well that it was not a scientific project.

That basically talked about this, a program that paralleled Project Blue Book, but it was way underground, way more funding, way better scientists, all these things.

But basically the implication was there was a very well funded panel of eminent scientists that were involved and that Project Blue Book was just a dog and pony show.

And he was telling Heineck, look, you got to look into these cases that are classified in project blue book files as psychological because those are reports of witnesses claiming to see beans connected to the craft.