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• 1969.0400 Hynek on Condon report
  

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  A review of the Condon Report by Dr J Allen Hynek was published in the April 1969 edition of the “Bulletin of the Atomic Scientist” at pages 39-42.

   

   

   

• 1969.1020 Bolender memo on terminating Bluebook

   

  

  Bolender memo on terminating Bluebook

  On 20 October 1969, Brigadier General C H Bolender wrote a memo recommending termination of Project Blue Book. He stated that “reports of unidentified flying objects which could affect national security are made in accordance with JANAP 146 or Air Force Manual 55-11, and are not part of the Blue Book system”. Thus although “termination of Project Blue Book would leave no official federal office to receive reports of UFOs”, he commented that “reports of UFOs which could affect national security would continue to be handled through the standard Air Force procedures designed for this purpose”

   

• 1969.1230 Letter from AAAS attendees

   

  

  Letter from AAAS attendees
  On 30 December 1969, a letter sent to Mr Robert Seamans by Thornton Page on behalf of various attendees of the AAAS symposium urging that the Blue Book and Condon files be lodged with a research institute to allow further study.

   

   

   

• 1970.1100 AIAA on Condon Report
  

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  In November 1970, the UFO subcommittee of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (“AIAA”) published a statement entitled “UFO, An Appraisal of the Problem” in its journal, Astronautics and Aeronautics,criticizing the conclusions of the Condon Report and encouraged further study of the UFO problem. It concluded that it found it “difficult to ignore the small residue of well-documented but unexplained cases which form the hard core of the UFO controversy”.

   

   

• 1973.0918 "Phantom helicopter" report

   

  

  "Phantom helicopter" report
  On 18 September 1973, there was a report of a phantom helicopter at Harpur Hill, south-east of Buxton in the High Peak of Derbyshire, England. One of a number of sightings of so-called “phantom helicopters” in the North of England in 1973-1974.

   

   

   

• 1977.1221 NASA Frosch letter on UFOs

   

  

  NASA Frosch letter on UFOs
  On 21 December 1977, a letter was written by NASA Administrator, Robert A Frosch, to Dr Frank Press, Director, Office of Science and Technology Policy, Executive Office of the President stating that NASA did not feel it could mount a UFO research effort without a better starting point than it had been able to identify thus far. The letter referred to absence of “tangible or physical” evidence for laboratory analysis.

   

   

   

• 1981.0000 NASA SETI report

   

  

  NASA SETI report
  During 1981, NASA releases a further SETI related report, entitled “Life In The Universe”. This report was edited by John Billingham and related to the Proceedings of a conference held at NASA Ames Research Center Moffet Field, California on 1979.0619 to 1979.0620.

   

   

   

• 1985.0105 Project Hessdalen report
  

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  On 5 January 1985, Project Hessdalen's final technical report was produced.

   

   

   

• 1988.0000 "Krill Report"
  

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  During 1988, the “Krill Report” (also referred to as the “O H Krill document” and the “Krlll Report”) is written and circulated by “Val Valerian” (pseudonym for John Grace) and John Lear.
  
• 1991.0830 Air Force Regulation 190-1

   

  

  Air Force Regulation 190-1
  On 30 August 1991, Air Force Regulation 190-1 (“AFR 190-1”) provided a statement to be used by the US Air Force to respond to queries regarding UFOs.

   

   

   

• 1993.0817 Euro Parliament member report
  

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  On 17 August 1993, an Italian member of the European Parliament, Professor Tullio Regge, releases a “Draft Report” entitled “Draft Report of the Committee on Energy, Research and Technology on the proposal to set up a European centre for sightings of unidentified flying objects”.

   

   

   

• 1994.0000 “Cultural Aspects of SETI” report

   

  

  “Cultural Aspects of SETI” report
  During 1994, a report was published on a series three workshops sponsored by NASA in 1991-1992 on Cultural Aspects of SETI (“CASETI”).

   

   

   

• 1994.0908 Air Force report on Roswell

   

  

  Air Force report on Roswell
  On 8 September 1994, the Air Force released a report relating to the Roswell incident by Colonel Richard L Weaver, concluding that the reported debris was from a Project Mogul balloon train.

   

   

   

• 1995.0728 GAO Roswell report

   

  

  GAO Roswell report
  On 28 July 1995, the United States General Accounting Office (“GAO”) submitted a report to the Honorable Steven H Schiff, House of Representatives entitled “Results of a Search for Records Concerning the 1947 Crash Near Roswell, New Mexico” issued.

   

   

   

• 1995.0900 Air Force report on Roswell published

   

  

  Air Force report on Roswell published
  During September 1995, the Government Printing Office published “The Roswell Report: Fact vs Fiction in the New Mexico Desert”, being the previously released Air Force report (8 September 1994) on the Roswell incident together with a lengthy collection of supporting documents.

   

   

   

• 1997.0624 Further Air Force Roswell Report

   

  

  Further Air Force Roswell Report
  On 24 June 1997, the U.S. Air Force released a further report related to the Roswell incident, “The Roswell Report: Case Closed” prepared by James McAndrew. This report attempts to explain reports of small bodies allegedly found in conjunction with Roswell incident as test dummies.

   

   

   

• 1999.0700 French COMETA report

   

  

  French COMETA report
  During July 1999, the COMETA report entitled “Les Ovnis et la Defense: A quoi doit-on se prepare?” (UFOs and Defense: For What Should We Prepare?”) was published in the French magazine, VSD.

   

   

   

• 2003.0000 SciFi Roswell dig report
  

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  During 2003, the final report on the Sci Fi Channel sponsored Roswell dig was submitted to the Sci Fi Channel by William Doleman of the University of New Mexico (“UNM”) Office of Contract Archeology (“OCA”).

   

   

   

• 2006.0500 Project Condign report

   

  

  Project Condign report
  During May 2006, the Project Condign report was released to the public by the Ministry of Defence.