Intro to UFOs
Worked for Project Blue Book as the liaison officer between the Air Force and Pentagon.
Dewey Fournet acted as a liaison officer for 15 months as part of Project Blue Book. He relayed information between the Pentagon and U.S. Air Force. Based on his work, he thought that extraterrestrials seemed the most likely explanation for the UFO reportings.
From September 13-21, 1952, several unidentified aerial objects were reported by military personnel in different locations across Northern Europe and the North Sea. Many of these reports came from participants in Operation Mainbrace, a joint NATO military exercise. The Royal Air Force sightings...
At 11:30 PM on the 5th of August 1952, multiple U.S. airmen working at the Haneda Air Base observed a bright object for approximately 50 minutes. The object also appeared in on-the-ground and plane-based radar signatures. On the night of August 5, 1952, Airman Third Class Lloyd West and Airmen...
The events over Washington D.C. in July 1952 are some of the most famous events in the history of the UFO phenomenon. Many credible witnesses–including air traffic controllers and USAF pilots dispatched to intercept the objects–believe they saw physical objects in the sky and on radar...
