Files from government UFO investigation now available online

Forty-six years after the conclusion of Project Blue Book, a secret U.S. Air Force investigation into reported UFO sightings, the project’s declassified files are now available online for free.

Files from government UFO investigation now available online

Wow! This just popped up in my yahoo's news feed!

Personally I had never heard before of this Project Blue Book, but the fact that this news made the way to the MSM makes me ponder if we are slowly being conditioned for a total disclosure?

Your opinion, ATS?

Mods: I searched for this news in the site and could not find anything. If repeating stuff, by all means delete.

Cheers!

a reply to: RadioKnecht

Here's my view, 5 percent or so unexplained from a report which had the aim of explaining all the sightings is still a pretty good number, now what about the sightings that were investigated and aren't in this report?

Already posted HERE:
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originally posted by: RadioKnecht

Forty-six years after the conclusion of Project Blue Book, a secret U.S. Air Force investigation into reported UFO sightings, the project’s declassified files are now available online for free.

Files from government UFO investigation now available online

Wow! This just popped up in my yahoo's news feed!

Personally I had never heard before of this Project Blue Book, but the fact that this news made the way to the MSM makes me ponder if we are slowly being conditioned for a total disclosure?

Your opinion, ATS?

Mods: I searched for this news in the site and could not find anything. If repeating stuff, by all means delete.

Cheers!

How long have you been on ATS and never heard of Project Blue Book?

The ONLY government in the world that does not officially recognize UFOs is the United States, other than that, even the UK government recognizes it thanks to the hard work of Nick Pope.