Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Project Blue Book Monthly Sighting Reports — January to December 1969
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This document is a monthly log of UAP sightings reported to Project Blue Book during 1969. It categorizes each incident by date, location, and official evaluation, documenting the final year of the project's operations.
This document serves as a comprehensive monthly log of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) sightings reported to Project Blue Book throughout the calendar year 1969. Each page corresponds to a specific month, detailing the date, location, observer category (often listed as 'Civilian'), and the official evaluation assigned to each incident. The evaluations reveal a consistent pattern of identifying phenomena as conventional objects or astronomical events, including balloons, aircraft, satellites, and various celestial bodies such as Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and meteors. Some reports are marked as 'Insufficient Data' or 'Unreliable Report,' while others are categorized as 'Other,' with specific sub-notes such as 'Conflicting Data,' 'Ground Lights,' or 'Small Man-Made Object.' The document also includes a section for 'Additional Reported Sightings (Not Cases),' which references external sources like NICAP reports, news clippings, and news releases. The final page of the document contains a handwritten annotation indicating that a case from Salt Lake City, Utah, was forwarded to the Air Force Historical Research Center (AFSHRC) following the official closure of Project Blue Book.
SALT LAKE CITY, UT CASE FORWARDED TO AFSHRC AFTE CLOSE OF PROJECT BLUE BOOK
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Official Assessment
The document provides a chronological list of UAP sightings reported between January and December 1969, categorized by date, location, observer type, and official evaluation. Evaluations include classifications such as Balloon, Aircraft, Astro (Venus, Meteor, Sirius, Altair, Mars, Jupiter), Satellite, and Insufficient Data.