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Due to situations out of my control, The Project Blue Book material is currently unavailable.
http:// web.archive.org/web/20150127014135/http:// projectbluebook.theblackvault.com
originally posted by: Jack Jouett
A statement from John Greenewald Jr. This statement needs to be clarified. What is beyond his control?
The Black Vault: Project Blue Book
Due to situations out of my control, The Project Blue Book material is currently unavailable.
Would guess because of the who deal with being called sharing disinfo?
originally posted by: nullafides
Ummm, huh? I don't understand how you are trying to say what you are trying to say.
Could you rephrase?
4. Thousands of pages of new UFO documents were not just released online. Big news week for UFOs, huh? If you spent any time with a newspaper or cable news channel this week, you may have spotted headlines like these: “Air Force UFO Files Hit the Web,” “U.S. Air Force Releases Thousands of Pages of Declassified UFO files,” “Two decades of mysterious Air Force UFO files now available online.” (That last one’s from The Post. We are not immune!) But while the coverage of the Air Force’s “Project Blue Book” — a government investigation into UFOs — suggested that the files had been newly declassified and digitized, they’ve actually been online for years … and they’ve been declassified way longer than that, available for public perusal at the National Archives.
A spokesman for Fold3, an Ancestry.com subsidiary and one of several sites hosting the Blue Book files, confirmed to The Post that they’ve had the full document available online for free since 2007.
originally posted by: nullafides
a reply to: dreamingawake
Would guess because of the who deal with being called sharing disinfo?
Ummm, huh? I don't understand how you are trying to say what you are trying to say.
Could you rephrase?
originally posted by: mysterioustranger
a reply to: Jack Jouett
Could it be an issue with a third party site not being allowed to reprint that info????
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The Black Vault’s Statement on the Project Blue Book Files
January 29th, 2015 – It is with great frustration to announce, that Ancestry.com, and their subsidiary Fold3, has laid down a claim to copyright on the Project Blue Book material – which has long been labeled as “public domain” by the National Archives & Records Administration (NARA). Ancestry.com is claiming ownership to the digital version of this material – despite me having records that Fold3 doesn’t even have in their archive and I received under the FOIA starting back in 1996. They simply claimed it was 100% theirs and I was forced to remove it...
originally posted by: headsup7up
anyone know where to get a copy of project blue book online?
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