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I'm used in time to time of hiding information about the U.S.

What do you have to say to that kind of happening?

Those charges are absolutely untrue.

Actually, the United States Air Force releases statistics on the UFO phenomena through the Department of Defense Press desk periodically.

And we've always honored accredited media when they want to investigate a given specific sighting.

There's nothing to hide it.

There's nothing to hide at all.

Is there anything in the files, either classified or unclassified, that would indicate that there may be

extraterrestrial visitors over here.

First of all, the project is completely on classes.

And there's nothing in the record that could indicate that we have been visited by any advance of innovation.

How does the Air Force look upon people who make reports of U.S.

Do they look on them as qualified attorney? Yes, they they look on them as qualified observers?

Yes, they do look on them as qualified observers.

Actually, most people who report a U.S.

are patriotic citizens who have been mystified by something that they've seen.

I'm Toby Ball and this is strange arrivals. April 24th, 1964, six months after the assassination of President Kennedy,

a police officer named Lonnie Zamora chased a speeding car down a desert stretch of highway 185,

outside the town of Socorro, New Mexico.

While in pursuit, he heard a roaring sound,

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