UFOB - The Black Vault
UFOB - The Black Vault
UFOB - The Black Vault
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PAF'l' IV<br />
a. All prel1m;.no ry reI'" 1"1,15 Ifill r'll volu~ ~ ed iTl Helldquarterll <br />
u(,()2d AISS, in oroer to determintl >!hat further . c·1l>n, if allY, illl <br />
to bf, taken. 'I'he evalullt lon io cOllduoted by the Operat.ions soction <br />
at helidqllorters. <br />
b. 'rhe preliminary report 1'omat requirel! oertain badc information<br />
sbout every UFOS sipbtinr.. Analysis of thlll intonnatl.on will uBually<br />
IIUr~aDt one or more hypotheses as to the cause or a~18natlon for a<br />
siGht ing. Those hypotheaes are EIlCprellsed in terms of known obj ects<br />
or phenomel18. <strong>The</strong> detenninlltlon as t o whether or not furthsr inves- .<br />
t iration 1.a WIUTllnt ed by 4602d units h1r f'E's priMa ily upon the question<br />
of whether such inveetirative effortI! will adduce more evidence<br />
which · will tend to either 8\lpport 0'- negate the hypotheses su£,gasted<br />
by the oontent!! 01' t he pl'eUII' l nary report.<br />
c . <strong>The</strong>or8tically, every <strong>UFOB</strong> a1(?hti.nl.! should be fo l owed up by<br />
further i nveBt.1E'.tion. <strong>The</strong> limHctione neoese t ated by budget problems,<br />
lack of parsonnel, and improbability of investigative r eturn, however,<br />
preolude t his poss1billty. <strong>The</strong> ....n!: Cuide, Part I , attached her to,<br />
attAlllPts t-o aupply Borne of the criteria f or the selection of those cases ,<br />
warranting follow-up investir.stion by ~602d units. Although t he Guide 18<br />
of primary interost t·o Headqusrters, it should be studied by all personnol<br />
interested in !T81n111f. 8 bet.tCJ, understanding f the Squadron <strong>UFOB</strong> program.<br />
d. Ons other factor enters nto the evaluati on stage -- namely, the<br />
£,quadl"On nel d invest· [:ative functione for CONAD, n CONAI)le concern<br />
with possible threats to tho security of the United States end its<br />
foroee. Many Bil'.iltings which would be of no furt,her interest from<br />
primarily a UroB standpoj nt -- e . ro., n siCht ing "Mch 1n the prel:l.minnry<br />
report. iteelf i8 already unquestionably established as the dropping<br />
of . Lrcrart narcm -- m ., bea r furth,;r 1 oking into from a security<br />
vie\lpo1.nt.. In suoh c/1aee-, follow-up notion by 602d unit/l could be<br />
iT,sl.it"tcd in j'l.-t.h',rAnoe of OONJ\r d l\.q i res, even t.hough the UFI1R<br />
aspect" would Co III 'T\