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Location

Houston, Texas

2 of the 5 declassified cases list this as the incident's official location. 3 more cases only mention it in the document text, without it being the official record. Documented incidents span 1948 to 1973.

2 agencies are involved: Department of War and NASA. The case files here include documents and audio recordings. None of the cases carry visible redactions.

Where these cases happened

Cases

File IDDateAgencyTypePages readOfficialExcerpt
NASA-UAP-D0051973NASADocument3/3MentionedThis document is NOT about UAP. It is a 3-page excerpt (pages 119-120 of the original, dated January 8, 1973, MSC-07632) from an Apollo 17 'Crew Debriefing for Science' press-style briefing held at the Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston. The…
NASA-UAP-D0071973NASADocument11/11MentionedCompilation of excerpts from the Skylab 1/2, 1/3 and 1/4 Technical Crew Debriefings (JSC-08053, JSC-08478 and JSC-08809), dated 30 June 1973 to 22 February 1974 and prepared by the NASA Johnson Space Center Training Office. In the Skylab 2…
Project Sign UFO file: Flying Discs, 19486/15/48Department of WarDocument28/28MentionedThis 28-page file collects Air Force "Flying Discs" correspondence from February to June 1948, with a few earlier items, and several index forms name it "Project SIGN". A disposition form dated 27 February 1948 states that it is Air Force p…
NASA-UAP-D024No dateNASAAudio—OfficialThis is a roughly 96-minute scientific debriefing shortly after Apollo 16 (April 1972), where principal investigators present preliminary experiment results to crew members John Young (CDR), Charlie Duke (LMP), and Ken Mattingly (CMP), part…
NASA-UAP-D025No dateNASAAudio—OfficialThis recording is a NASA post-mission scientific debriefing following the Apollo 16 mission, in which mission scientists present preliminary results to program officials and the returning flight crew. Speakers cover orbital photography cove…

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