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who have lost their lives
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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
It would be difficult to acknowledge all that have contributed directly
and indirectly to the research and preparation of Majic Eyes Only: Earth’s
Encounters with Extraterrestrial Technology, but I would like to record my
sincere gratitude to the following individuals and organizations: Michael P.
Lindemann, Dr. Robert M. Wood, John S. Hale, John Schuessler, The Mutual
UFO Network, Charlette Mann, Dr. Bruce Maccabee, Jim Marrs, Marcel
Kuijsten, Leonard Stringfield, Stanton T. Friedman, Linda Moulton Howe, Stan
Gordon, Richard M. Dolan, Leslie Kean, Timothy Good, Col. Philip J Corso,
Paola Harris, Andrew Ceroni, Tim Cooper, Joseph McMoneagle, Annette
Martin, Nick Redfern, William F. Hamilton, William Moore, Richard Belzer,
Whitley Strieber, Budd Hopkins, Dr. Richard Haines, Michael Hesemann, Philip
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CONTENTS
PREFACE.................................................................................................................... i
FOREWORD ............................................................................................................ iii
INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................... 1
AURORA, TEXAS, USA, APRIL 1897 ................................................................... 24
STAVROPOL, RUSSIA, LATE 19TH CENTURY .................................................... 33
CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI, USA, 1941 ....................................................... 34
CAROLINAS, USA, OCTOBER 1941 .................................................................... 44
“NORTH OF GEORGIA,” USA, 1942 ................................................................... 45
LOS ANGELES AIR RAID, CALIFORNIA, USA, FEBRUARY 25, 1942 ............. 46
ENGLAND, WORLD WAR TWO.......................................................................... 49
SAN ANTONIO, NEW MEXICO, USA, 1945 ...................................................... 52
ARKANSAS, NOVEMBER 1946 ............................................................................ 58
PAPAGOS INDIAN RESERVATION, ARIZONA, JANUARY 1947 ..................... 60
NOGAL CANYON, NEW MEXICO, USA, MAY 1947 ........................................ 61
MAURY ISLAND, WASHINGTON STATE, USA, JUNE 21, 1947 ...................... 65
PLAINS OF SAN AGUSTIN, NEW MEXICO, USA, JULY 1947 ......................... 68
ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO, USA, JULY 1947 ...................................................... 70
KIEV, UKRAINE, SUMMER 1947......................................................................... 79
PARADISE VALLEY, ARIZONA, USA, OCTOBER 1947 ..................................... 80
GUADELOUPE, MEXICO, OCTOBER 1947 ....................................................... 81
AZTEC, NEW MEXICO, USA, MARCH 1948 ..................................................... 83
HEBGEN LAKE, MONTANA, USA, 9 AUGUST 1949 ........................................ 93
SIERRA MADRE, MEXICO, LATE 1940s ............................................................. 94
DEL RIO, TEXAS, DECEMBER 1950 ................................................................... 95
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, CALIFORNIA, 1952 .......................................... 98
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, USA, SPRING 1952 ........................ 99
SPITSBERGEN, NORWAY, EARLY 1952 ............................................................ 102
SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND, USA, JULY 1952 .............................................. 105
BRAXTON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, SEPTEMBER 1952.......................... 107
NEW MEXICO, USA, 1953 .................................................................................. 110
KINGMAN, ARIZONA, USA, MAY 1953 ........................................................... 111
DESERT RANGE EXPERIMENTAL STATION,
MILLARD COUNTY, UTAH, 1953 ..................................................................... 115
FORT POLK, LOUISIANA, USA, SUMMER 1953............................................. 117
NEW MEXICO, USA, APRIL 1954 ...................................................................... 118
THE LAGARFLJOT AND JOKULA RIVERS, ICELAND, AUGUST 1954 ....... 119
UBATUBA, BRAZIL, SEPTEMBER 1957 ............................................................ 121
CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO, USA, JULY OR AUGUST, 1957 OR 1958 ................ 123
SALISBURY, AUSTRALIA, 1958–1959 ................................................................ 124
WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, SEPTEMBER 1960 .................................................. 126
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LAS VEGAS, USA, APRIL 1962 ........................................................................... 128

NEW MEXICO, USA, 1962 .................................................................................. 131
TIMMENDORFER, GERMANY 1962 ................................................................ 132
SANTA ROSA, NEW MEXICO, USA, SPRING OR WINTER 1963 ................. 133
CHARLTON, ENGLAND, JULY 1963 ................................................................. 135
PENKRIDGE, ENGLAND, FEBRUARY OR MARCH 1964 .............................. 140
WALTHAMSTOW, ENGLAND, APRIL 1964 ..................................................... 146
CAMBRIDGESHIRE, ENGLAND, JANUARY 1965 .......................................... 149
REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO, OCTOBER 1965 ............................................... 151
KECKSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA, USA, DECEMBER 1965............................... 152
LLANDEGLA, WALES, DECEMBER 1965 ......................................................... 161
SHAG HARBOR, CANADA, OCTOBER 1967 ................................................... 162
INDIANTOWN GAP, PENNSYLVANIA, WINTER, 1969 ................................. 171
St. GENIEZ, FRANCE, MARCH 1972 ................................................................ 172
HAWAII, USA, JUNE 1973................................................................................... 173
BERWYN MOUNTAINS, NORTH WALES, JANUARY 1974 ........................... 174
CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO, AUGUST 1974 .......................................................... 177
SOUTH AUSTRALIA-WESTERN AUSTRALIA BORDER, 1977 ..................... 183
HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND, 1977 ......................................................................... 184
PERU, 1977 ............................................................................................................ 187
SIERRA MADRE, MEXICO, AUGUST 1977 ...................................................... 188
McGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE, NEW JERSEY, USA, JANUARY 1978 ............... 189
TAIRE MOUNTAIN, BOLIVIA, MAY 1978 ....................................................... 193
OREGON, USA, JUNE 1979 ................................................................................ 197
SANTA CRUZ, BOLIVIA, AUGUST 1979 .......................................................... 198
MODESTO, CALIFORNIA, SEPTEMBER 1979 ................................................ 200
RENDLESHAM FOREST, SUFFOLK, ENGLAND, DECEMBER 1980 ............ 201
EL YUNQUE RAIN FOREST, PUERTO RICO, 1984 ......................................... 203
VICTOR HARBOR, AUSTRALIA, MAY 1986 .................................................... 204
WESTERN KENTUCKY, MARCH 1987 ............................................................ 206
DALNEGORSK, FORMER SOVIET UNION, 1988 ........................................... 207
CHEADLE, STAFFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND, JULY 1991................................... 210
SOUTHAVEN PARK, LONG ISLAND, USA, NOVEMBER 1992 ..................... 211
BOSCOMBE DOWN, ENGLAND, SEPTEMBER 1994 ..................................... 212
HEPTON HILL, COTSWOLDS, ENGLAND, OCTOBER 1994 ........................ 215
VARGINHA, BRAZIL, JANUARY 1996 .............................................................. 216
EASTERN SOMALILAND, JANUARY 1996 ...................................................... 223
ISLE OF LEWIS, SCOTLAND, OCTOBER 1996 ................................................ 224
THE SEARCH FOR EXTRATERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENCE:
UFOs & NATIONAL SECURITY ........................................................................ 226
AFTERWORD ....................................................................................................... 244
APPENDIX............................................................................................................ 255
INDEX ................................................................................................................... 296
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PREFACE

T
his historic book is the most complete public inventory to date of hu-
man encounters with nonhuman technology fallen to earth. Future
readers will understand what officials today do not admit: humankind
is not the only marvelous mind in the Milky Way.
It is fascinating to seek the truth of this astonishing claim. It is also difficult.
The phenomena themselves are rare, and often authorities ridicule the facts and
impede research. In The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, Thomas Kuhn de-
scribes how “normal science often suppresses fundamental novelties,” and con-
ventional research is often “a strenuous and devoted attempt to force nature into
the conceptual boxes... .”1
How much more this must be true when new data––rarified but compelling
evidence––violates not only academic dogma but also subverts political, econom-
ic and moral assumptions. If these anomalous data are true, the earth is not ours
alone.
This is not a unique claim. After all, if most religious believers believe what
they say, this is the message they profess. But very few take it seriously. Yet it may
be easier to accept the spiritual intangibles, which culture accepts, than to ac-
knowledge the surprising, unorthodox tangibles that culture rejects. While less
than divine, perhaps other intelligent life has touched our planet.
How ridiculous! So say the keepers of convention. They give little time to
uncomfortable facts and numerous case histories; they ignore or belittle the evi-
dence.
Ryan Wood has paid close attention to the evidence. In partnership with his
father, accomplished aerospace physicist Dr. Robert Wood, Ryan has worked with
clarity and persistence to tell us what we must consider in the next phase of hu-
man development. For good or for ill, other minds in the galaxy have come to
visit.
Will this change one’s route to work or lower one’s household bills? Not today.
Yet what if possibilities in a wider community would realign power on earth?
And beyond escapist speculation, what if this encounter with new technology and
culture requires a new level of responsibility and human maturity? This might be
difficult.
As you read Ryan Wood’s summary of cases where visitors have faltered to
earth, allow yourself to draw your own conclusions. Ask yourself three ques-
tions:
1) Do you think human science and culture are the highest possible in the
universe?
2) Do you think trillions of ancient stars––whose far planets are just now be-

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ing found by science––can grow no civilization with the cleverness and desire to
launch voyages of discovery, acquisition, enlightenment and sometimes error?
3) Do you think governments tell all the truth all the time and allow such truths
to loosen their grip on authority and undermine their assertions of reality?
You can hone your thoughts about these questions against the reports by com-
petent persons of evidence that nonhuman craft have come to earth––some now
in possession of institutions. Consider the motives of such institutions faced with
the hints of vast technologies and the dilemma of uncertain intentions.
Ask yourself finally: What is next for our beautiful planet and the emerging
human mind?

John S. Hale
Shepherdstown, West Virginia
July, 2005

1
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, Thomas S. Kuhn, University of Chicago Press,
1996 (3rd edition).

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FOREWORD
“Do Flying Saucers come from Mars or Venus?”

T
his was the burning question in the 1950s, at least for those who were
paying close attention to the “flaps” over spherical discs reported in the
skies across America.
By the 1960s and 70s, we had become more sophisticated. The ques-
tion became, “Do UFOs come from Alpha Centauri or Zeta Reticula 4?”
Now, early in the 21st century, we are even more sophisticated. The question
has now become, “Do UFOs come from another galaxy or another dimension or
even another time period?”
The answer to all of these questions appears to be “Yes”. Perhaps all of the
above is true as well as some other sources we haven’t even imagined as yet.
Due to the government’s policy of denial and ridicule imposed on the Ameri-
can public since at least the time of World War II, few people and even fewer cred-
ible scientists have been willing to make a serious study of the ubiquitous UFOs.
In fact, for many years, many people, including this writer, gave serious consid-
eration to the claim that UFOs did not exist at all, that they were simply halluci-
nations or perhaps some mass psychosis. Of course, if UFO sightings represented
some heretofore undiagnosed and contagious mass psychosis, that certainly should
have qualified as a big news story and the object of intense scientific scrutiny.
But this did not happen since, with the advent of the personal camcorder,
hardly a day passes without someone somewhere in the world taking clear video
of UFOs. And we all know that you cannot take a photograph or video of a hal-
lucination.
Lt. Gen. Nathan F. Twining of the U. S. Air Material Command summed it all
up as far back as September, 1947, when he wrote, “The phenomenon reported
[UFOs] is something real and not something visionary or fictitious.”
Between 1947 and today, the list of official and credible sources speaking to
the reality of UFOs has grown weighty. Astronomer Dr. J. Allen Hynek, one of the
first scientists used as a government-sponsored debunker, came to understand
that he was dealing with something out of this world. “Those who still hold that
the entire subject of UFOs is nonsense will be sorely challenged if they have the
courage to take an honest look…” he wrote.
Astronauts Gordon Cooper and Brian O’Leary have publicly told of UFO ex-
periences, while Dr. Edgar Mitchell, the sixth man to walk on the moon, has even
stated that some of our current technology has been gained from reverse-engi-
neered extraterrestrial craft and artifacts.
Even presidents have weighed in on the subject. “One thing’s for sure,” stated
President Jimmy Carter, who spoke openly about his own UFO experience, “I’ll

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never make fun of people who say they’ve seen unidentified flying objects in
the sky.”
After decades of public conditioning through books, periodicals, movies and
TV shows following the path of Star Trek and Star Wars, current national polls
indicate that those who do not believe in life outside this Earth are significantly
dwindling. Most polls indicate that more than 80 percent of the U.S. population
now believes there is life outside our planet.
Most people, however, still hesitate to confront the UFO issue head on, largely
due to the fact that the corporate mass media steadfastly refuses to present UFOs
as a serious issue. And we all know that if the network and cable talking heads are
not addressing a subject, it must not exist.
One person who has been talking about it for several years now is Ryan Wood.
Ryan, along with his father Dr. Robert M. Wood, has done significant work in
recent years by acquiring, analyzing and verifying the infamous Majestic 12 docu-
ments leaked to the public over a lengthy period of time. This collection of con-
troversial secret government documents outlines the carefully constructed effort
to not only seize and sequester grounded UFOs but also to deny their very exis-
tence while inciting ridicule against anyone who would claim otherwise.
With the publication of this work, Majic Eyes Only, Ryan has done a valuable
service to all UFO researchers by cataloging and presenting the extraordinarily
large number of reported UFO crashes and their retrievals.
Ryan himself admits that some, perhaps many, of these reports are thinly sup-
ported by the evidence. But if even half of the more than 74 cases addressed by
Ryan Wood are genuine, this represents an incredible number of opportunities
for the U.S. Government to possess, study and duplicate UFO technology.
UFO literature is rife with accounts of UFO experiences which point to se-
cret government test craft. From the many sightings over Area 51 in Nevada to
the well-documented Cash-Landrum case near Houston, Texas, in which a large
floating globe was seen escorted by military helicopters, it seems clear that secret
work on UFOs continues within hidden and secure government facilities.
Yet, secret government test craft does not explain all UFO reports, such as the
1897 crash of a large, silver cigar-shaped object in Aurora, Texas, a story well cov-
ered in the Dallas and Fort Worth newspapers. This craft was sighted over most of
the western United States by thousands of citizens––and this was six years before
the Wright brothers first flew at Kitty Hawk, NC.
It should be noted that none of America’s most prestigious newspapers carried
any notice of the Wright brothers’ achievement for almost two years after the fact
because their “experts” assured the editors that man could not fly.
Many questions remain in the UFO controversy. Scientists ask how interstellar
pilots could survive a trip of hundreds of years while cutting-edge physicists offer
speculation of deep space “worm holes” and the use of zero point energy.
Addressing the notion that the famous Roswell crash was precipitated by light-
ning, others argue that no species would build a spacecraft that would be sus-

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ceptible to mere lightning bolts. On the other hand, some researchers can clearly
see that unexpected energy such as a lightning storm might well disrupt a flight
propulsion system based on electromagnetic energy, particularly if the craft came
from a world that has no lightning.
Supporters of the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) program claim
that since their radio messages have not clearly been answered, there must be little
or no life in the universe. Critics counter that any civilization advanced enough
to develop interstellar space travel would be too advanced to notice crude radio
signals which are almost obsolete in Earth technology. Still others ask whether
any one of us could recognize, much less translate, Morse Code signals directed
at our homes.
The universe is vast and humankind has barely cracked open the door on all
of its wonders.
For now, we could not do any better than to study the following accounts of
UFO crash retrievals and ponder what a reality that includes diverse intelligent
life outside of our planet might mean for us and future generations.

Jim Marrs
Springtown, Texas
August, 2005

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INDEX

SYMBOLS 174
alien virus 181, 223
4602 Air Intelligence 8, 23 Alonso, Dr. Jose 239, 240
468th Counter Intelligence Corps Alvarez, Dr. Luis Walter 94
(CIC) 119 AMC (see: Air Material Command)
509th Atomic Bomb Group 77 Anderson, Admiral 2, 47
54/12 policy 248 Anderson, Senator Clinton 100
96th Civil Affairs Group 171 Anfalov, Anton 79
animal mutilations 238
Anomaliya 33
A Apodaca, Eddie 54, 55
Apollo missions 185
Above Top Secret 48, 76, 80 APRO (see: Aerial Phenomena Re-
Acheson, Dean 96, 97 search Organization)
AEC (see: Atomic Energy Commis- Area 51 iv, 22, 57, 64
sion) Arecibo Observatory 229, 238, 239
Aerial Phenomena Research Organi- Armagh Observatory 224
zation 50, 121, 122 Army Air Corps 2, 48, 110
AFOSI (see: Air Force Office of Spe- Army G2 2
cial Investigations) Army Intelligence 4, 95
AFR 200-2 19, 20 Arnold, Kenneth 65, 66
Air Force Academy 245 ARTICHOKE 248, 254
Air Force Office of Special Investiga- ASTRA/Aurora 214
tions 4, 99, 101, 105, 119, 189, 191, Atomic Energy Commission 50, 96,
250 181, 225
Air Force UFO program 250 Aurora, Texas iv, 3, 24-32, 214, 225
Air Forces Monthly 212- 214 Australia 16, 22, 124, 183, 204, 229
Air Materiel Command 50, 93 Azhazha, Vladimir 208
airship 24-28, 31, 32, 55 Aztec, New Mexico 11, 24, 80, 83-85,
Alamogordo Army Air Field 5, 77 88, 89, 91, 92
Alexander, Reginald 135
alien bodies (also see: bodies) 1, 5, 10,
12, 35, 40, 62, 68, 73, 75, 83, 84, 110, B
111, 156, 158, 176, 190, 216
alien picture 41-43 Baca, Reme 52, 53, 56, 57
alien spacecraft 24, 45, 52, 83, 136, Bailey, Dale 8
Bain, William 167

Baker, Nevada 115
ball lightning 208
Barnett, Grady Barney 68, 69
Barry, Robert D. 131, 195
Beck, Dr. Waldemar 102
Bemidji State College, Minnesota 68
Bentwaters 201, 202
Beran, Max 149
Berkner, Lloyd 229, 230
Berliner, Don 6, 23, 69, 78, 264
Berlitz, Charles 72, 78, 88, 91, 103
Berwyn Mountains 175
Bingaman, Senator Jeff 19, 20
bioprotection suits 179
Black Manta 213
Blanchard, Roy 135, 137
Blue Book 66, 111
BLUE FLY 19, 20
Blum, Howard 78, 231, 233, 234
Bob Jones University 110
bodies (also see: alien bodies) 1, 5, 10,
12, 33, 35, 40, 44, 68, 69, 72-74, 76,
77, 83, 84, 87, 88, 98, 110, 111, 113,
114, 118, 132-134, 145, 149, 156,
171, 174-176, 179-181, 187, 206,
209, 228, 239
Bolivian Army and Air Force 195
Boscombe Down 212-214
Bott, Irene 141, 142, 143, 144
Boyle, Captain John E. 201, 202
Bradley, General Omar 96
Brannigan, S.M. 140, 141, 145
Braxton County 107-109
Braxton County Monster 109
Bronk, Detlev 5
Brooke, Paul 215
Brown, Frank Mercer 66
Buchanan, Charles A. 38
Buenos Aires, Argentina 188
Bulebush, Bill 153, 155
Bull, Robert 142
burned memo 247
Burntwood Post 141
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Bush, Dr. Vannevar 6, 23, 37, 38, 43,
230
C
Callimahos, Lambros 234-238
Cameron, Lockland 170
Campinas 217
Cantwheel 37, 250, 251
Cape Girardeau 34, 35, 37, 39, 40-43
Cape Sable Island 164, 166
Carp, Canada 11
Carr, Prof. John Spencer 84
Case, Bill 24, 25, 30
Cash-Landrum iv
Caswell, Ronald 146-148
CFi (see Coalition for Freedom of
Information)
Chalker, Bill 183
Chamberlin, Stephen J. 4
Charlton Crater 135-139
Cheadle, Staffordshire, England 210
Chetham, Paul 111
Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado
Springs 231
Chidlaw, General Benjamin 109
Chihuahua Disk Crash 177, 182
Chupacabras 238, 239
Church Lench, England 215
CIA 4, 8, 20-23, 66, 102, 106, 151,
178, 193, 195, 207, 208, 213, 223,
229, 230, 242, 246, 247, 250, 254
CIA Office of Scientific Intelligence
229
cigar (-shaped craft) iv, 24, 25, 28, 32,
111, 146, 185, 210, 222
Clarke, Dr. David 175, 176
Clarks Harbor 166
Clarkson, James 10
Clement, Randall 200
Clovis, New Mexico 123
Coalition for Freedom of Information
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158-160 198, 199, 223, 231

Cocconi, Giuseppe 226, 236 Del Rio, Texas 96
Committee on Space Research of the Dennis, Glenn 74
International Council of Scientific Denver Post 89, 92
Unions 228 Department of Defense 160
Condon Committee 121, 122, 253 Department of State 20, 21, 126,
Condon, Edward U. 121, 122, 230, 127, 193, 194, 195, 196
244-246, 249, 253 Der Fliger 102
Congo, Republic of the 151 Desert Range Experimental Station
Connors, Wendy 63, 64 (DRES) 115, 116
Cooper, Gordon iii, 249, 250, 254 DIA (see: Defense Intelligence
Cooper, Harry Bob 109 Agency)
Cooper, Major Carter O. 126 Disclosure Project 171
Cooper, Tim 5, 22, 37, 72, 76, 250 Dodd, Tony 12, 174, 175
Cornell University 226, 236, 239 Dolan, Richard M. 106, 128
Corona, New Mexico 5, 69, 78 DOMESTIC 248
Corpus Christi, Texas 177 Dore, Paul 240, 241
Corso, Colonel Philip J. 239 DOUBLE TOP SECRET 6, 38
Cosmos 96 152, 159 Douglas, Elaine 177
Cotswolds, England 215 Dow Chemical 121
Crain, June 9, 10 Downes, Jonathan 238
Crash Retrieval Proceedings 24 Drake Equation 226
creatures (also see: alien bodies) 45, Drake, Dr. Frank 226, 229, 233-235,
54, 68, 73, 83, 117, 132, 175, 188, 238, 239
217, 219, 221 Drake, Robert 68
Creighton, Gordon 49 DRES (see: Desert Range Experi-
Crisman, Fred 65, 66 mental Station)
Cronica newspaper 188 Durant, Frederick C. 230

D E
Dahl, Harold 65
Daily Mail 61
Dallas Morning News 24, 31
Dallas Times Herald 24
Dalnegorsk 207, 208, 209
Darnbyl, Colonel Gernod 102
Davidson, William Lee 65
Davies, Ladd 116
Dean, Command Sergeant-Major
Robert 132
Defense Intelligence Agency 8, 20,
Easley, Edwin 73
EBD (see: Eisenhower Briefing Docu-
ment)
Edwards Air Force Base 98
Edwards, Frank 106, 128, 129
Ehman, Jerry 227
Einstein, Albert 6, 251, 254
Eisenhower Briefing Document
(EBD) 96, 108, 109
Eisenhower, Dwight D. 7, 8, 76, 96,
225
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El Indio-Guerrero 96, 225 158-160, 198, 199, 207, 232, 234

Ent Air Force Base, New Mexico 109
Evans, Mary 28
EVIRO 247
Extraterrestrial Biological Entities 7
extraterrestrial craft iii, 1, 171, 211
extraterrestrial intelligence 228, 234
extraterrestrial life 226, 231, 233, 238
Friedman, Stanton 41, 68, 69, 71,
72, 78, 96, 109, 229, 230, 242, 246,
253
Friend, Robert 128
Friona, Texas 99-101
Fronabarger, Garland F. 40

G
F
Galaini, Major E. J. 126
FAA 153, 180 Garrison, Jim 66
Fall, Bob 146, 147 GCHQ 241
FBI 9, 34, 36, 39, 73-75, 83-88, 91, 95, GeBauer, Leo Arnold Julius (also see:
99, 248 Gee, Dr.) 84-86, 88, 89, 91
Feschino, Frank C. 108, 109 Gee, Dr. 83-86, 88
Fisk, Walter Wayne 41, 43 General Electric 98
Flatwoods, West Virginia 107 Gerhman, Ed 63, 64
Flying Saucer Review 49, 50, 71, 132, Gevaerd, A.J. 216, 222
139 Glomar Explorer 173
Flying Triangles 212 Gonzalez, Thomas 72, 73
FOIA (see: Freedom of Information Good, Timothy 6, 48, 76, 78, 80, 88,
Act) 91, 124, 125, 232, 240, 242, 243
Fontes, Olavo 50, 121 Graves, Selman 80, 88
Foo Fighters 17 Great Falls Air Force Base 93
Ford, John 211 Green Bank observatory 226, 229,
Foreign Broadcast Information Ser- 235
vice 207, 209 Gregg, Rosalie 27
Foreign Technology Division 20, Guadeloupe, Mexico 81
250, 254
Forrestal, Admiral James 5
Fort Belvoir, Virginia 126 H
Fort Bliss 178, 179
Fort Detrick 181 Hale, John S. ii, 6
Fort Dix 189, 191, 192 Hall, Richard 4, 110, 190
Fort Lee, Virginia 171 HALO 225
Fort Polk, Louisiana 117 Halt, Charles 201, 202
Fort Worth Star-Telegram 24, 25, 27 Hamilton Air Force Base 66
Fowler, Ray 111, 112 Hamilton, Bill 60
Fragology Files 159 Hampshire, England 184
Freedom of Information Act 4, 5, 8, Hanson, Robbie 27, 28
11, 20, 22, 23, 74, 84, 103, 151, Hart Canyon 83, 91
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Hart, C. R. 129
Haut, Walter 70
Hebgen Lake, Montana 93
helicopters, military iv, 211
Hepton Hill 215
Hillenkoetter, Admiral Roscoe 108
HMS Granby 167
hoax 8, 10, 11, 12, 26, 27, 84, 122, 215,
236, 237
Hoover, J. Edgar 36, 37, 74, 87, 96
Hopkins, Budd 6, 133, 134
HOUSE CLEANING (operation) 248
Howe, Linda Moulton 6, 11, 89-92,
115, 116
Huffman, Reverend William 34, 36,
39-43
Hughes, David 174
Hynek, Dr. J. Allen iii, 128, 129
I Klass, Philip J. 27, 29, 249
Inman, Admiral Bobby 8
International Academy of Astronau-
tics 228
Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit 4-
6, 18, 21, 38, 76, 181, 182, 232, 239,
250
IPU (see: Interplanetary Phenom-
enon Unit)
Isle of Lewis, Scotland 224
Isseg, Arild 103
J LANCER 247, 249, 254
JEHOVAH 247
JFK assassination 66, 67
Johnson, Lyndon B. 100
Joint Intelligence Bureau (JIB) 124
Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency 5
Joliffe, Leonard 135
Jones, Deputy Sheriff C.M. 101
Jones, Steve 115, 116
K
Kalahari Desert, South Africa 12
Kansas City Star 87
KDKA Radio 152, 160
Kean, Leslie 6, 158, 159, 160
Kecksburg, Pennsylvania 152-160
Kendrick, Dave 164
Kennedy, John F. 66, 67, 153, 247,
249, 253
Keyhoe, Major Donald 59, 109, 230
Kiev, Ukraine 8
Kilgallen, Dorothy 49, 50
Kimery, Anthony 232
Kingman, Arizona 111-113
Kirtland AFB 5, 8, 9, 22
Kirton, Edwin E. 74, 75
Klein, Michael 228
Klondike (operation) 12
Knowles, Rear Admiral H. B. 105
Koehler, George T. 87
Kuhn, Thomas i
L
La Paz, Bolivia 193, 195
La Paz, Dr. Lincoln 73
La Prensa 188
Lagarfljot River 119, 120
Las Vegas Review-Journal 265
Las Vegas Sun 128
Las Vegas, Nevada 67, 92, 128-130,
191, 265
Leap of Faith: An Astronaut’s Journey
into the Unknown 249, 254
Ledger, Don 168-170
Leir, Dr. Roger 216, 221, 222
 MAJIC EYES ONLY 301

Leonard, Rex 115, 116 McMoneagle, Joe 42

Levy, Gilbert R. 105
Lewis, Carl James 39
Lilly, Dr. John C. 234
Llandderfel 175
Llandegla, Wales 9, 161
Lockbourne AFB 17
Lorenzen, Jim and Coral 122
Los Angeles Free Press 94
Los Angeles, California 2, 3, 36, 46-
50, 71, 85-87, 94
Lovell, Sir Bernard 234
Lovett, Robert A. 96
Luke AFB 128
M Mexico City 178
Maccabee, Bruce 22, 95, 97, 190
Majestic 12 (Majestic, Majestic-12) iv,
6, 7, 18, 21, 23, 43, 58, 66, 67, 73, 75-
77, 96, 108, 109, 181, 182, 223, 225,
230, 242, 243, 246, 250, 251, 253
Majestic documents 73, 76, 246, 250,
251
Majic iv, 5, 6, 229, 231, 232, 238, 242,
246
MAJIC EYES ONLY 7, 21
Maltais, Vern and Jean 68, 69, 71
Manhattan Project 36, 43, 94, 230
Mann, Charlette 6, 34, 35, 37-39, 41-
43
Mantle, Philip 6, 63, 64, 103
Marcel, Major Jesse A. 70
Marrs, Jim 3, 24, 32
Marshall, General George C. 1-4, 6,
22, 36-39, 47, 48, 96
Martin, Annette 42
Martin, Jorge 203, 240
Maury Island 65-67
McBoyle, Johnny 72, 74
McClelland, Clark C. 58
McGuire AFB 189, 191, 192
McMullen, Major General Clements
61, 62
McNabb law 5
Menzel, Donald 230
Mescalero Indian Reservation 61
Mesquite, Nevada 128
metal 10, 21, 25, 26, 29-31, 33, 35, 42,
54-56, 65, 66, 72, 79, 95, 100, 101,
105, 112, 116, 133, 138, 157, 189,
193, 195, 198, 203, 222
metallic cloth 88
metallic fragment 151
meteor(s) 100, 175, 177
Meteorological Office Unit (MOU)
149
Michaelis, Admiral Frederick H. 8
Michaud, Michael A.G. 233
Ministry of Defense (UK) 103, 124,
125, 132, 141-146, 149, 161, 213,
225
Ministry of Defense Guards Service
143, 145
Minley Manor Woods 184
Miskar, Gerald 118
MJ-12 (also see: Majestic 12) 5, 7, 22,
78, 230, 246, 247, 253, 254, 266
MK-ULTRA 248
MOD (see: Ministry of Defense)
Mogul 5, 75
Molon, Bruce 197
MOON DUST 19, 20, 21
Moore, William 12, 68, 76, 88, 91, 103
Morrison, Phillip 226
MUFON (see: Mutual UFO Network)
Mutual UFO Network 6, 17, 18, 50,
72, 78, 112-114, 131, 192, 200
N
Nancy, France 103
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NASA (see: National Aeronautics and O

Space Administration)
National Aeronautics and Space Ad-
ministration 22, 152, 159, 160, 194,
195, 202, 203, 218, 226-228, 233-235,
246
National Archives 22, 40, 81, 82, 139,
146, 148, 150, 161
National Investigations Committee on
Aerial Phenomena 17, 59, 95, 110,
112
National Photographic Interpretation
Center 250, 254
National Radio Astronomy Observa-
tory 226, 229, 235
National Science Foundation 239
National Security Agency 4, 8, 11, 12,
103, 104, 144, 230-238, 241, 242,
250
National Security Council 248
National Weapons Research Establish-
ment (NWRE) 124, 125
Nature magazine 226
Naval Intelligence 2, 47, 50
Navy Fleet Diving Unit 167
Nellis AFB 128, 129
New South Wales, Australia 124, 229
New York Times 231
New Zealand 124, 125
Newton, Silas 11, 71, 80, 83-89, 91
NICAP (see: National Investigations
Committee on Aerial Phenomena)
Nogal Canyon, New Mexico 63, 64
NORAD 180, 194, 221
Nova Scotia, Canada 162, 169
Novosti Press Agency 11, 103, 104
NSA (see: National Security Agency)
NWRE (see: National Weapons Re-
search Establishment)
O Globo newspaper 121
Office of Coordinator of Information
3, 22
Ohio State University 226
Oppenheimer, Robert 5, 52, 254
Oscura Peak 5, 77
OSI District 13 87
Out of the Shadows 175, 176
P
Padilla, Faustino 56
Padilla, Jose 52, 56, 57
Palmer, Ray 65
Papagos Indian Reservation 60
Paradise Valley 80, 88
PARASITE 247
PARHELION 247
Parks, Brian 8
Peebles, Curtis 31
Pegues, Etta 27
Penkridge, England 140-142, 144,
145
Pentagon 8, 12, 73, 99, 104, 229, 233,
239, 250
Pflock, Karl 11, 78, 89, 92
Phillips, Colonel Harold 233
Platov, Yuriy 208
Pocono Mountains 11
Podesta, John 158, 160
Porton Down 175, 176
Present at the Creation 96, 97
Presley, Reg 61
Proctor, Judge 24, 27, 28
Project ENVIRONMENT 248
Project IVY 66
Project Ozma 226, 229, 235
Project Paperclip 5, 22
Project Phoenix 228, 229, 239
PSYOP 248

Puerto Rico 203, 226, 228, 238
Puget Sound 65, 66
Q Royal Australian Air Force 204
Queensland, Australia 124
Quillin pharmacy 6, 9
R Ruppelt, Edward 66
RAAF (see: Roswell Army Air Field)
radar 1, 5, 17, 70, 71, 75, 87, 88, 95, 96,
98, 113, 128, 131, 173, 177, 178, 180,
184, 187, 237, 241, 264, 265
radiation 211, 236
RAF (see: Royal Air Force)
RAF Intelligence 184
RAF Woodbridge 201
Ramsey, Scott 90
Randle, Kevin 72, 128-130
Randles, Jenny 62, 64, 186, 210
RCAF 167, 168, 169
Rea, Charles E. 77
Redfern, Nick 11, 50, 51, 81, 91, 132,
141, 145, 148, 161, 176, 177, 186,
199, 202
Rendlesham Forest 201
Reynolds, Andy 204
Rickett, Lewis 73
Rieffel, Olivier 172
Robertson Panel 229, 230
Robinson, Linda 118
Rogers, John E. 135, 138
Roosevelt, Franklin D. 2, 3, 6, 36-38,
47, 48, 85
Roswell 1, 3, 5, 10, 20, 23, 24, 33, 36,
37, 40, 43, 69, 70-78, 83, 84, 88, 91,
103, 128, 174, 208, 209, 222
Roswell Army Air Field (RAAF) 70,
204, 205
Rowe, Frankie 74
MAJIC EYES ONLY 303
Royal Air Force (RAF) 138, 141, 142,
174, 176, 184, 201, 202, 215, 224,
225, 241
Royal Aircraft Establishment 184
Royal Canadian Air Force 168
Royal Canadian Mounted Police 162,
163
Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engi-
neers 132
Russia(n) (also see USSR) 11, 33, 79,
96, 99-103, 152, 159, 208
Russian Space Agency 152
S
Salina 250
Salisbury Plain, England 213
Salisbury, Australia 124
Samford, Lt. General John A. 4, 232
Sampson Air Force Base, New York
118
San Antonio, New Mexico 52, 64
San Bernardino Mountains 2, 48
San Miguel County, New Mexico 100,
101
Sanderson, Ivan 107
Sandia, New Mexico 5, 22, 96, 182,
224, 225
Santa Cruz, Bolivia 198
Santa Rosa, New Mexico 133
Santilli, Ray 61, 63
Sao Paulo, Brazil 121
Saunders, Dr. David 230
SCEO 248, 253
Schade, Clarence 35, 39, 43
Schade, Ruben Reinhold 39
Schaefer, Fred 118
Schiff, Congressman Steven 75
Schmitt, Don 72, 113, 128
SCI FI Channel 21, 158
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Scully, Frank 80, 83-88, 91 Stavropol 33

Scully, Joseph “Truthful” 26 Steinman, William 84, 91, 94
Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Stephens, Charlie C. 28
(SETI) v, 226-231, 233-242 Stone, Clifford 19, 171
SETI (see: Search for Extraterrestrial Stornoway Coast Guard 224
Intelligence) Stringfield, Leonard 16-19, 34, 43-45,
Shand, Bradford 166, 167 50, 60, 67, 98, 109, 110, 112-114, 117,
Shandera, Jaime 76, 232 118, 131, 140, 141, 145, 154, 172, 173,
SHAPE (Supreme Headquarter, Allied 177, 182, 189-192, 195-197, 200, 203,
Powers in Europe) 132 206
Shaw, Clay 66 Struve, Otto 229
Shawcross, Tim 230, 242 Sturrock, Dr. Peter 246
Sheppard AFB, Texas 126, 127 Stuttgarter Tageblatt 102-104
Shostak, Dr. Seth 240 Styles, Chris 169
Shuch, Dr. H. Paul 241 Sued, Ibrahim 121
Sider, Jean 103, 172 Sunday Telegraph 212
Sierra Madre, Mexico 94 Sutherland, Neil 204
Silver Spring, Maryland 105 Symington, William Stuart 96
Simeone, Guy 44
Smith, Norm 164, 166
Smith, Walter Bedell 229 T
Smith, Wilbert 23, 105
Socorro, New Mexico 5, 37, 62-64, 73 Taire Mountain 20, 193, 195, 196,
SOM1-01 (see: Special Operations 198
Manual) Terrestrial Magnetism Institute 208
Somaliland 223 The Puzzle Palace 232
Sorenson, Lamont 116 The Roswell Report: Case Closed 75
Souers, Sydney 96 The Wise Men 96, 97
South African Air Force 12 Thomas, Kenn 65-67
South Shore Press 211 Timmendorfer 132
South, Harold 141, 144, 145 Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma 99,
Southeastern Missourian newspaper 101
39, 40 Top Secret Restricted Security Infor-
Southern, John 136, 137, 138 mation 266
Special Operations Manual (SOM1- Top Secret Ultra 4
01) 7-10, 23, 45, 264-268; text of, TR-3A 213
268-295 Trinity 5, 22, 52
Speckin Forensic Laboratory 249 Truman, Harry S. 7, 23, 38, 40, 76,
Spielberg, Steven 228 96, 97, 231, 253
SPIKE 248 Twining, General Nathan iii, 5, 22,
Spitsbergen 11, 12, 102-104 50, 58, 59, 66, 266
St. Louis National Personnel Records
Center 40
 MAJIC EYES ONLY 305

U Werner, Fritz 111, 112

U.S. Air Defense 177
U.S. Air Force 4, 17, 46, 84, 105, 106,
109, 112, 121, 140, 152, 160, 189,
201, 234, 237
U.S. Army 52, 58, 87, 160, 171
U.S. Space Command 152, 231
U.S. Special Operations 201
U-2 129
Ubatuba, Brazil 121, 122
UFO Crash Retrieval Conference 43,
67, 78, 134, 160, 170, 202, 244
UFO propulsion 9
UFO Working Group 231
UFOB Guide 8
United Nations 17, 115, 116, 228
United Nations Educational, Scientific
and Cultural Organization (UNES-
CO) 115
University of California, Berkeley 94
Unsolved Mysteries 153, 154
USSR 33, 99-101, 207, 208
USSR Academy of Sciences 33, 207
V
Valerio, Debbie 123
Von Braun, Wernher 5
Vysotskiy, V. 208
Western Australia 124, 204
Weygandt, Lance-Corporal John 187
White Hot Report 43
White Sands (White Sands Proving
Grounds) 4, 5, 10, 22, 52, 56, 81,
110
Wichita Falls, Texas 126
Wilhelm, Charles 112
Williams, Matthew 177
Wilmeth, Roscoe 68
Wingfield, George 213
Wood, Dr. Robert i, 8, 10, 18, 19, 23,
37, 76, 246, 250, 267
Wood, Rick 168
Wood, Ryan i, iv, 23, 76
Woods Harbor 163, 164, 170
Woolcott, Judy 113
Woomera Test Range 124
Wooster, Dr. Harold 234
Wow! signal 227, 241
wreckage 5, 13, 25, 31, 36, 40, 42, 43,
49, 54, 55, 61, 70-72, 77, 83, 105,
123, 133, 167, 178
Wright Field 9, 16, 66, 75, 83, 111
Wright, Bart 115
Y
Young, Jeff 111
Yuma, AZ 10

W
Z
Walker Air Force Base, New Mexico
118 Zimbabwe 138
Washington Post 232
Washington, D.C. 17, 48, 73, 87, 99,
101, 119, 159, 160, 190, 193, 234
Weapons Research Establishment,
Salisbury, South Australia 124
Webb, James E. 96