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Originally posted by TheBandit795
Give me one reason to believe that this is not a hoax.
Why is it that Zaiger can create a phone document in the same format as the ones in the op, with the "scanned" pages looking exactly the same?
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Originally posted by Bluebelle
Sure one of them was aliens, but judging by the variety of different explanations put forth it seems like whoever wrote it is no wiser than the rest of us.
So they managed to go through the entire manual and stamp every page unclassified but failed to follow protocol to mark every page secret.
Originally posted by zaiger
I was just having a hard time finding these docs myself. Where are they on www.bluebookarchive.org... ?
Originally posted by IsaacKoi
Complete images of the Project Sign Report are included on the redacted US National Archives and Records Administration (“NARA”) microfilm records of Project Blue Book, released to the National Archives in 1975 – see National Archives Microfilm Publication T1206 roll number 85 (“Administrative Files: Box 1”). Images of the relevant pages are at the link below from the page with the unique Page ID (“PID”) of NARA-PBB85-3 (page 3 of 915) to the page with the PID of NARA-PBB85-47 (page 47 of 1014).
Complete images of the Project Sign Report are also included on the unredacted Maxwell Air Force Base (“Maxwell”) microfilm records of Project Blue Book – see Maxwell microfilm roll number 30,362. Images of the document are at the link below from the page with the PID of MAXW-PBB1-4 (page 4 of 1537) to the page with the PID of MAXW-PBB1-49 (page 49 of 1537).
Both the above microfilm records are available online at:
www.bluebookarchive.org...
Not so fast cavscout. Although your reasoning is logical, I'm afraid we can't make that assumption. We simply don't know what "protocol" was for Air Material Command in 1949