The Descriptive Finding Guide for the Curtis Peebles Personal Papers SDASM.SC.10114

Alan Renga
San Diego Air and Space Museum Library and Archives
5/6/2016
2001 Pan American Plaza, Balboa Park
San Diego 92101


Language of Material: English
Contributing Institution: San Diego Air and Space Museum Library and Archives
Title: The Curtis Peebles Personal Papers
Identifier/Call Number: SDASM.SC.10114
Physical Description: 3 Cubic Feet This is a seven box collection, each box with measurements 16 ½” x 13” x 10”. The collection contains NASA reports/publications, magazine articles, newsletters, and other secondary materials, along with Peebles research notes and sources for his publications. Over 2,000 books have been removed from this collection to be processed and added into the Museum’s library collection. An original list of books is included in this collection.
Date (bulk): bulk
Abstract: Curtis Peebles was an aerospace historian for the Smithsonian Institute and is known as the nation’s leading researcher and skeptic on UFO sightings. In addition to his UFO research, he has written numerous books and magazine articles dealing with declassified (formerly secret) Air Force secret weapons projects.
Physical Description: This is a seven box collection, each box with measurements 16 ½” x 13” x 10”. The collection contains NASA reports/publications, magazine articles, newsletters, and other secondary materials, along with Peebles research notes and sources for his publications. Over 2,000 books have been removed from this collection to be processed and added into the Museum’s library collection. An original list of books is included in this collection.

Biographical / Historical

Curtis Peebles was an aerospace historian for the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C. and joined the NASA Dryden Flight Research Center history office in 2000. Peebles is known as the nation’s leading researcher and skeptic on UFO sightings. In addition to his UFO research, he has written numerous books and magazine articles dealing with declassified (formerly secret) Air Force secret weapons projects.
Peebles has written over forty articles for NASA and other national magazines about the subject and interviewed on several documentaries, such as “Where are all the UFOs?” shown on A&E Network in 1997 and Discovery Channel’s “Unsolved History: Area 51” in 2005. A writer since 1977, Peebles has authored over eleven books: Battle for Space and, Guardians: Strategic Reconnaissance Satellites (1987), Watch the Skies! (1995), High Frontier: The U.S. Air Force and the Military Space Program and, The Corona Project: America’s First Spy Satellites (1997), Asteroids: A History (2000), Shadow Flights: America’s Secret Airwar Against the Soviet Union (2001), Dark Eagles: A History of the Top Secret U.S. Aircraft (2003), Twilight Warriors: Covert Air Operations Against the USSR (2005) and Road to March 10: Lessons Learned from the X-43a Flight Research Program (2008).

Conditions Governing Access

The collection is open to research by appointment.

Conditions Governing Use

Restrictions: Some restrictions might apply. Will need to be evaluated for International Traffic and Arms Regulations based on researchers request and review.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

The collection was donated to SDASM.

Related Materials

UFO Subject Files.

Subjects and Indexing Terms

UFOs
Peebles, Curtis

 

Series I: Documents

 

Box 1 of 16

Physical Description: Folder 1- Have Drill Have Ferry 1 of 4 Folder 2- Have Drill Have Ferry 2 of 4 Folder 3- Have Drill Have Ferry 3 of 4 Folder 4- Have Drill Have Ferry 4 of 4 Folder 5- NASA Review on Display Locations Folder 6- If the Sun Dies Folder 7- Space X 1 of 2 Folder 8- Space X 2 of 2 Folder 9- Interstellar Beacons 1of 3 Folder 10- Interstellar Beacons 2 of 3 Folder 11- Interstellar Beacons 3 of 3 Folder 12- Near Earth Object Survey- NASA Folder 13- Space Guard Survey Folder 14- Trojan Asteroid Folder 15- UK Space Agency Strategy Folder 16- Target NEO Folder 17- Space Shuttle Information Folder 18- Asteroid Threats Folder 19- Space Shuttle News Reference 1 of 2 Folder 20- Space Shuttle News Reference 2 of 2 Folder 21- PACE Support
 

Box 2 of 16

Physical Description: Folder 22- CIA 1 of 2 Folder 23- CIA 2 of 2 Folder 24- National Space Transportation Folder 25- American Aerospace Folder 26- Rockets Folder 27- National Advisory Committee 1 of 3 Folder 28- National Advisory Committee 2 of 3 Folder 29 National Advisory Committee 3 of 3 Folder 30- Nuclear Standoff – Korea Folder 31- Gambit/ Hexagon Salitate Folder 32- Beacon Hill 1 of 3 Folder 33- Beacon Hill 2 of 3 Folder 34- Beacon Hill 3 of 3 Folder 35- Hexagon Theory 1 of 3 Folder 36- Hexagon Theory 2 of 3 Folder 37- Hexagon Theory 3 of 3 Folder 38- GAO-NASA Folder 39- NASA Space Station Folder 40- Quill, Radar in Orbit 1 of 2 Folder 41- Quill, Radar in Orbit 2 of 2 Folder 42- Gambit Folder 43- Analysis of Gambit Project Folder 44- Gambit Hexagon Folder 45- Gambit Corona Reports 1 of 2 Folder 46- Gambit Reports 2 of 2 Folder 47- Corona AP Doc Folder 48- Ferret Launches Folder 49- Comsut Report Folder 50- Army Space Report Folder 51- Military Space Folder 52- Fireball Reports Folder 53- Progress Report Folder 54- NRO Folder 55- Military Action 1 of 3 1949 Folder 56- Military Action 2 of 3 1949 Folder 57- Military Action 3 of 3 1949
 

Box 3 of 16

Physical Description: Folder 58- NASA Books (50) Folder 59- International Space Station System 1 of 4 Folder 60- International Space Station System 2 of 4 Folder 61- International Space Station System 3 of 4 Folder 62- International Space Station System 4 of 4
 

Box 4 of 16

Physical Description: Folder 63- DTIC 1 of 4 Folder 64- DTIC 2 of 4 Folder 65- DTIC 3 of 4 Folder 66- DTIC 4 of 4 Folder 67- AFSC Manuals (4) Folder 68-NASA Manuals for Rockets and Shuttle (47)
 

Box 5 of 16

Physical Description: Folder 69- Doughnut Aircraft 1 of 4 Folder 70- Doughnut Aircraft 2 of 4 Folder 71- Doughnut Aircraft 3 of 4 Folder 72- Doughnut Aircraft 4 of 4 Folder 73- Space Shuttle Transportation System 1 of 4 Folder 74- Space Shuttle Transportation System 2 of 4 Folder 75- Space Shuttle Transportation System 3 of 4 Folder 76- Space Shuttle Transportation System 4 of 4 Folder 77- Aircraft M-21 Pilot Instructions Folder 78- Soviet Rejection of the Marshall Plan 1947 Folder 79- March Crisis 1948 Folder 80- Israeli Intelligence Week 3 Folder 81- The Glomar Story Folder 82- Dryden Public Affairs Unscheduled Landing Folder 83- Hyper Sonic Power Projection Folder 84- X-43A Ship A Sec. 2 Folder 85- X-43A Ship 3, Launch Flight Sec. 2 Folder 86- M2-3 Flight Review Pg. 104-164 Folder 87- M2-F3 Flight Review Pg.71-115 Folder 88- M2-3 Flight Review Pg. 1-70 Folder 89- History of Start Program Pg. 200-End Folder 90- History of Stat Program Pg. 100-200 Folder 91- History of Start Program Pg. 1-100 Folder 92- Evaluation Report of North American Aviation Proposal Folder 93- Investigation of Landing Accident M2-F2 Vehicle Folder 94- International Space Station Management Folder 95- Project Have a Doughnut 1 of 5 Folder 96- Project Have a Doughnut 2 of 5 Folder 97- Project Have a Doughnut 3 of 5 Folder 98- Project Have a Doughnut 4 of 5 Folder 99- Project Have a Doughnut 5 of 5 Folder 100- Radar Cross Sec. 1 of 6 Folder 101- Radar Cross Sec. 2 of 6 Folder 102- Radar Cross Sec. 3 of 6 Folder 103- Radar Cross Sec. 4 of 6 Folder 104- Radar Cross Sec. 5 of 6 Folder 105- Radar Cross Sec. 6 of 6
 

Series II: Certificates

 

Box 6 of 16

 

Folder 1 – Certificates

Physical Description: 1. APEX award for Publication Excellence, 2003. 2. AS&M Group Achievement Award for Excellent support of STS-114 Landing and X-15 Wings, September 22, 2005. 3. Association of Schools of Journalism and Mass Communication, Journalist in Space Project, April, 1986.
 

Series III: Miscellaneous

 

Box 6 of 7

 

Folder 2 – NASA Paraphernalia

Physical Description: 1. Wings to Come – NASA’s High-Speed Research Program booklet. 2. International Space Station 2008 Calendar. 3. Picture of the Crew of Expedition 29 with an autograph. There is a signature that might be Mike Fossum’s, but it cannot be confirmed. It is only probable. 4. NASA certificate to Dryden Shuttle Communications and Outreach Team, August 2, 2012.
 

Folder 3 – Periodicals

Physical Description: 1. Two copies of SPACEFLIGHT, Published by The British Interplanetary Society, Nos. 7 & 8, July/August, 1982. 2. Two copies of SPACE CHRONICLE, Published by the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society, Volume 35, No. 1, January, 1982.
 

Folder 4 – Peebles Book Collection Listing 1 of 2

Physical Description: This folder contains half of the Peebles Book Listing from his personal collection. There are hundreds of book titles in this listing.
 

Folder 5 – Peebles Book Collection Listing 2 of 2

Physical Description: This folder contains half of the Peebles Book Listing from his personal collection. There are hundreds of book titles in this listing.
 

Folder 6 – Minor Planets Research

Physical Description: This folder contains dozens of emails and research articles on the discovery of minor planets and naming them after X-15 pilots.
 

Folder 7 – Badge/Stamp Collection

Physical Description: This folder contains twenty badges/stamps of a variety of institutions mostly for NASAs Dryden Flight Research Center.
 

Folder 8 – Kiev Cassettes Information

Physical Description: This folder contains a few documents about the Kiev Cassettes, including instructions on how to remove the tape from the cassettes and prepare them in a film spool.
 

Folder 9 – Notebooks

Physical Description: This folder contains two notebooks containing Peebles’ personal notes. One of the notebook’s covers is titled Corona Notes, May, 1995.
 

Folder 10 – Miscellaneous

Physical Description: This folder contains an assortment of documents including a personal story about a meteor crater, information about Ray Scalise and Jim Eastham (for Poster of the Lockheed F-12A First Flight 40th Anniversary), a message from the Phoenix explorer, a 2005 calendar with a blackbird picture, and a blank Russian form.
 

Series IV: Photographs and Slides

 

Box 6 of 16

 

Folder 11 – 6593D Test Squadron Photographs

Physical Description: This folder contains nine photographs from the 6593D Test Squadron based in Hickam AFB, Hawaii.
 

Folder 12 – National Reconnaissance Office Photographs & Negatives

Physical Description: This folder contains twelve photographs and thirty negatives. There are four photographs of a NASA owned test jets (F-14 and F-8U Fly-by-wire), and the rest are of model aircraft. The negatives seem to be the interior of an aircraft.
 

Folder 13 – Negative(s)

Physical Description: This folder currently contains one negative film strip of an aircraft from different angles
 

Folder 14 – Slides Envelope #1-4

Physical Description: These folders contain hundreds of 35mm slides of aircraft, people, places, and events.
 

Folder 15 – Slides Envelope #5-8

Physical Description: These folders contain hundreds of 35mm slides of aircraft, people, places, and events.
 

Folder 16 – Peebles CDs

Physical Description: This folder contains two CD’s with all the information Peebles used for his books
 

Series V: Publications

 

Box 7 of 16

Physical Description: NASA 1. Flight Testing the Prototype Crew Return Vehicle. 2. Deep Space Chronicle – A Chronology of Deep Space and Planetary Probes, 1958-2000. 3. Chronology of Space Shuttle Flights, 1981-2000. 4. America’s Spaceport. 5. Lunar Return Reentry Thermal Analysis of a Generic Crew Exploration Vehicle Wall Structures, October, 2007. 6. The International Cometary Explorer (ICE) Wallsheet Teacher’s Guide. 7. The Apollo Spacecraft – A Chronology, Volume I. 8. The Apollo Spacecraft – A Chronology, Volume II. 9. The Apollo Spacecraft – A Chronology, Volume III. 10. The Apollo Spacecraft – A Chronology, Volume IV. 11. The Apollo Spacecraft – A Chronology, Volume V. 12. Flight Operations Plan Mission G-1, Marc 21, 1969. Cold War & Military History 1. Communication Satellite Legislation – Hearings before the Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences United States Senate, Eighty-Seventh Congress, Second Session on S. 2650 and S. 2814, February 27 – March 7, 1962. 2. Soviet Space Programs 1971-76 – Staff Report for the Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences United States Senate, Volume I, August 30, 1976. 3. Soviet Space Programs 1971-76 – Staff Report for the Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences United States Senate, Volume II, August 30, 1976. 4. NRO History – Early Cold War Strategic Reconnaissance. 5. NRO History – Missile Defense Alarm: The Genesis of Space-Based Infrared Early Warning, July, 1988. 6. NRO History – A history of the Military Polar Orbiting Meteorological Satellite Program, September, 2001. 7. War Machine, an ORBIS Publication – Wings or Rockets: the strategic choice. 8. Early Cold War Overflights – Symposium Proceedings, Volume I: Memoirs. 9. Early Cold War Overflights – Symposium Proceedings, Volume II: Appendixes. Military Applications 1. Defense Meteorological Satellite Program. 2. Space Based Infrared System – SBIRS. 3. DSP Story 1968 to IOC – Making it Work, 3 June 1999. 4. Defense Support Program (DSP) – A Pictorial Chronology 1970-1998. 5. Program 437: The Air Force’s First Antisatellite System, by Dr. Wayne R. Austerman – Air Force Space Command Office of History, April, 1991. Journals 1. Space Science Board – Sounding Rockets – Their Role in Space Research, Committee on Rocket Research, 1969. 2. Journal of the British Interplanetary Society (JBIS) – Cold War Military Space History: Programmes (Part II), November, 1997. 3. Journal of the British Interplanetary Society (JBIS) – Cold War Military Space History: (Part 3), August, 1998. 4. VELA-A Space System Success Story, John R. London III, 42nd Congress of the International Astronautical Federation, October 5-11, 1991. Other 1. CAST – Recoverable Satellite Microgravity Test Platform, Chinese Academy of Space Technology 2. The 14 April 1956 Overflight of Noril’sk, U.S.S.R, by Cargill Hall. 3. From Sand to Moondust – A Narrative of Cape Canaveral, then and now. 4. European Space Agency – Classification of Geosynchronous Objects, ISSUE 12, February, 2010.
 

Box 8 of 16 Series VI Research Material

Physical Description: Note: Photographs within the research material has been digitized. Folder 1 -- Moby Dick Folder 2 --Moby Dick - James A. Winker Folder 3 --Moby Dick - Vincent Lally Folder 4 -- Moby Dick - Robert L. Burch Folder 5 -- Moby Dick - Jim Taylor Folder 6 -- Moby Dick - R. E. Koch Folder 7 -- Moby Dick - Svein Tonning Folder 8 -- Moby Dick - Paul M. Lovrencic Folder 9 -- Moby Dick Adds Folder 10 -- Aliens Among Us #1 Folder 11 -- Aliens Among Us #2 Folder 12 -- The Real Aliens #1 Folder 13 -- The Real Aliens #2 Folder 14 -- The Real Aliens #5 Folder 15 -- Conspiracy #1 Folder 16 -- Conspiracy 2004 #2 Folder 17 -- Conspiracy #3, 2005 Folder 18 -- Conspiracy #4 - 2005 #2 Folder 19 -- Conspiracy 2006 Folder 20 -- Conspiracy 2007 #1 Folder 21 -- Conspiracy 2007 #2 Folder 22 -- McD X-15 Cases Folder 23 -- X-15 Sighting Folder 24 -- X-15 Sighting Documents Folder 25 -- X-15 Documents Folder 26 -- X-15 Sighting (Hold)
 

Box 9 Series VI: Research Material (continued)

Physical Description: Folder 1 -- Paul M. Lovrencic, July 1987 (legal sized folder) 1. Photos - photocopies and some original prints. 2. Correspondence from Lovrencic and others. Folder 2 -- Corona Recoveries (legal sized folder) Folder 3 -- Incident Reports (legal sized folder) Folder 4 -- "The Classics" (legal sized folder) 1. Project Blue Book Cases. Folder 5 -- AVROCAR #1 (legal sized folder) Folder 6 -- AVROCAR #2 Folder 7 -- Roswell Incident Folder 8 -- Roswell Incident Folio 1. Roswell Incident Folio, #4514, Fair Witness Project, 173 pgs. Folder 9 -- Roswell 2004 Folder 10 -- Roswell and Balloons Folder 11 – YF-110B and Roswell Folder 12 -- Roswell 50th #1 Folder 13 – Roswell 50th #2 Folder 14 – Face on Mars #1 Folder 15 – Face on Mars #2 Folder 16 – Face on Mars #3 Folder 17 – Face on Mars #4 Folder 18 -- Face on Mars #5 - 2004 Folder 19 -- Face on Mars - 2006 Folder 20 -- Flying Without Feathers #1 Folder 21 -- Flying Without Feathers #2
 

Box 10 Series VI: Research Material (continued)

Physical Description: Folder 1 -- Harold Mitchell Folder 2 -- Jack R. Wilson Folder 3 -- Peter Hunter Folder 4 -- Richard Hallion Mail Folder 5 -- James W. Moseley Folder 6 -- Raymond Palmer Folder 7 -- Stanton T. Friedman, SIOP Folder 8 -- Thierry Fabrice File Folder 9 -- George Adamsky Folder 10 -- Peter Brookesmith Folder 11 – Pierre Lagrange E-Mail Folder 12 – Richard Boylan Folder 13 -- Mark Pilkington Folder 14 -- Chris Gibson Folder 15 -- Joel Carpenter E-Mail 1997 - Folder 16 -- Joel Carpenter E-mails - 1998 Folder 17 -- Joel Carpenter E-Mails 1995-1996 Folder 18 -- Red Eagles Vietnam #1 Folder 19 -- Red Eagles - Vietnam #2 Folder 20 -- Red Eagles, 1970s - 1980 #1 Folder 21 -- Red Eagles - 1970s - 1980s #2 Folder 22 -- Red Eagle: A MiG of One's Own Folder 23 -- Red Eagles - Conclusions Folder 24 – Majestic 12 #1 Folder 25 – Majestic 12 #2 Folder 26 -- MiGs - Cold War in the Air Folder 27 -- MiG ATIC Folder 28 -- MiG-15 #2 Folder 29 – Aurora Texas Crash Folder 30 -- New Aurora Stuff Folder 31 -- Twilight Warriors #1 1. Working Copy - Introduction, pgs B-3 to B-9, C-1 to C-31. 2. Twilight Warriors, Curtis Peebles, Introduction. 3. Events Leading to Paresev, pgs D-1 to D-19. 4. A Plea to George Mueller, pgs G-1 to G-7. 5. M2-F2 Vehicle Checkout, pgs H-1 to H-39. 6. M2-F1 Evolution, pgs E-1 to E-26, F-1 to F-2. 7. Elimination of Landing Engines Mothership - ALT-B-52 & 990 Shuttle Approaches. Folder 32 -- Twilight Warriors #2 1. Twilight Warriors Style Sheet (2 copies). 2. Twilight Warriors MS. Folder 33 -- Twilight Warriors #3 1. Twilight Warriors MS Sections B-3 to I-5
 

Box 11 Series VI: Research Material (continued)

Physical Description: Folder 1 – Cosmic Debris #1 (Roswell) Folder 2 – Cosmic Debris #2 (Roswell) Folder 3 – Cosmic Debris Pre-1947 Folder 4 – Cosmic Debris 1950s Folder 5 – Cosmic Debris 1970s Folder 6 – Cosmic Debris (Kburg) Folder 7 – Cosmic Debris – Scully Crash Folder 8 -- Salla Papers #1 Folder 9 -- Salla Papers #2 Folder 10 -- Salla Papers #3 Folder 11 -- Agent Balloons Folder 12 -- Civil War Ballooning Folder 13 -- UFOs and Reconnaissance Balloons Folder 14 -- Mars E-Mail Folder 15 -- Mars - 1947 Folder 16 – Moon and Mars Meteors Folder 17 – Mars Mission #1 Folder 18 – Mars Mission #2 Folder 19 -- Oral History - Col. Stacy D. Naftel Folder 20 -- Historical Papers #1 Folder 21 -- Historical Papers #2 Folder 22 -- Historical Essays #1 Folder 23 -- Historical Essays #2 Folder 24 -- Historical Essays #3 Folder 25 -- Area 51 History
 

Box 12 Series VI: Research Material (continued)

Physical Description: Folder 1 -- UFO E-Mail - Eric Taber Folder 2 -- UFO History 1940s Folder 3 -- UFO History Pre-1947 Folder 4 – UFO History 1950s #1 Folder 5 -- UFO History 1950s #2 Folder 6 -- UFO History 1950s #3 Folder 7 -- UFO History 1960s Folder 8 – UFO History 1980s - 1990s #1 Folder 9 – UFO History 1980s – 1990s #2 Folder 10 -- UFO Historical Revue Folder 11 – UFO Updates #1 Folder 12 – SETI – UFO Updates Folder 13 -- UFOs and the Air Force Folder 14 -- UFOs and Political Theories Folder 15 -- UFO Attacks on Aircraft Folder 16 – Young UFO Reports Folder 17 – RAND UFO Study Folder 18 -- V-2 and UFOs Folder 19 -- UFO Films Folder 20 -- Space UFOs Folder 21 – Merlin and UFOs Folder 22 – UFO Sightings Folder 23 – FUGO / UFO Folder 24 -- UFOs and Polar Orbiters Folder 25 -- Skeptics' UFO Newsletters, Dec 1989 - July 1993 Folder 26 -- Skeptics' UFO Newsletters, Sept 1993 - Nov 1997 Folder 27 -- Skeptics' UFO Newsletters, Jan 1998 - Summer 2003
 

Box 13 Series VI: Research Material (continued)

Physical Description: Folder 1 -- The UFO Investigator 1957 - 1959 Folder 2 -- The UFO Investigator 1960 - 1965 Folder 3 -- The UFO Investigator 1966 - 1968 Folder 4 -- Cook Crash Folder 5 -- Playboy Abduction Folder 6 -- Magonia Magazine Folder 7 -- Thunderball B-17 Folder 8 -- Ike and the Aliens Folder 9 -- Book Letters 2007 Folder 10 -- CNN 1. Investigation into the CNN-Time nerve gas blunder. Folder 11 -- Fan Mail Folder 12 -- Air Force Operations Association Folder 13 -- ROCAF, RB-57 Overflighting Folder 14 -- Query #2, November 24, 1995 Folder 15 -- Apollo 20 Folder 16 -- Agents - Cold War in the Air Folder 17 -- The End of the World #1 Folder 18 -- 9-11 Theories Folder 19 -- Balloon Photos Folder 20 -- CIA, Mi-8 Folder 21 -- Yak-23 Docs Folder 22 -- Socorro Landing Folder 23 -- SC-47 Folder 24 -- Agent Drops Folder 25 -- Tourist Spy Folder 26 -- New Age & Paranoia #1 Folder 27 -- New Age & Paranoia #2 Folder 28 -- New Age & Paranoia #3 Folder 29 -- Thompson Book Folder 30 -- Project Tattletale Folder 31 -- Corona Printouts
 

Box 14 Series VI: Research Material (continued)

Physical Description: Folder 1 -- Korean War Folder 2 -- DSP Folder 3 -- Naval Institute Press - The Corona Project Folder 4 -- Reconnaissance Satellite Book Folder 5 – U.S. Navy Elint (Electronic Intelligence) Folder 6 -- RB-47 Folder 7 -- ZEL (Zero Length Launcher) Folder 8 -- Sea Shore Folder 9 -- Naval Institute Press - 2004 Folder 10 -- Cold War Era Folder 11 -- Photos Folder 12 -- Photos - GRAB - 1998 Folder 13 -- Credible Sport Folder 14 -- KH-11 Folder 15 -- 125 Crash - article Folder 16 -- Nuclear Detection Folder 17 -- Item 51 Folder 18 -- Hale Bopp Folder 19 -- Carp Papers Folder 20 -- Mule Letters Folder 21 -- RB-45 (RAF) Folder 22 -- Agents - Post 1953 Folder 23 -- Studies in Intelligence #1 Folder 24 -- U-2 Letters #1 Folder 25 -- U-2 Letters #2 Folder 26 -- Vietnam #1 Folder 27 -- Vietnam #2 and Conclusions Folder 28 -- Shadow Flights - Photos Folder 29 -- Shadow Flights - Adds Folder 30 -- Soviet Docs #1 Folder 31 -- Operations Coordinating Board (Sputnik) Folder 32 -- Stratolab Interviews (Sputnik) Folder 33 -- Studies in Intel (Agents) Folder 34 -- Early Overflights Folder 35 -- Corona (Hines) Folder 36 - MOL Interview Folder 37 -- Aeronautical Espionage 1. Mutterperl, Multhopp and the MiG-15: A Case Study in Aeronautical Espionage(?), Joel Carpenter, 1997. Folder 38 -- Special Missions (Radio)
 

Box 15 Series VI: Research Material (continued)

Physical Description: Folder 1 -- U.S. Air Force Manned Orbiting Laboratory Program, January 1967. Folder 2 -- Edwards Test Museum Folder 3 -- Dyna-Soar - Mode of Flight Folder 4 -- Blue Fly Folder 5 -- Smithsonian Institution Press Folder 6 -- X-38 File Folder 7 -- BIS (British Interplanetary Society) 1983 - Folder 8 -- Nut File Folder 9 -- Flying Triangles Folder 10 -- MIB (Men in Black) Folder 11 -- Watch the Skies 2010 Folder 12 -- Study Folder 13 -- Mogul Folder 14 -- S.F. Folder 15 -- 1954 French Flap Folder 16 -- Psychological Aspects Folder 17 -- Excuses Folder 18 – From Outer Space Folder 19 – Enemies List Folder 20 – Target List Folder 21 – Bully File Folder 22 – Crash Retrievals Folder 23 – Phoenix Lights Folder 24 – Heer’s Nut File Folder 25 – Black Airplanes 2004 Folder 26 – Crop Circles Folder 27 – Mantell Incident Folder 28 – War of the Worlds
 

Box 16 Series VI: Research Material (continued)

Physical Description: Folder 1 – Invasion of Washington DC Folder 2 – Canceled Projects Folder 3 – Anomalies Folder 4—Early Abductions Folder 5 – Contacties 1980s Folder 6 – Midland Michigan Crash Folder 7 – GAO2 Folder 8 – Dead Cows Folder 9 -- Itemized Research from 3-ring binder #1 1. The Flying Saucers Are Real. 2. March 1950 True Article. 3. Exopolitics. 4. False Flag, 9-11. 5. Sovereignty and the UFO. Folder 10 -- Itemized Research from 3-ring binder #2 1. Films and TV UFOs. 2. Academia & UFOs. 3. David M. Jacobs. 4. Adamski Timeline. 5. UFOs at Edwards AFB. Folder 11 -- Itemized Research from 3-ring Binder #3 1. Stan Friedman. 2. UFOs and the Air Force. 3. CIA Article on UFOs. 4. Space Review. 5. Disclosure Petition. Folder 12 -- Itemized Research from 3-ring Binder #4 1. MUFON/BBC Psyops. 2. Mogul Article. 3. Wilber Smith. 4. Flying Saucer Study. 5. Carpenter Docs. 6. Moby Dick. 7. Air Intelligence Report #100-203-79. 8. Conspiracy Theories. 9. UFO Hunters. 10. UFOlogy's End. 11. National Geographic/UFOs. 12. Gallop Poll, August 1947. 13. Sighting of Flying Saucer by Certain Lockheed Aircraft Corporation Personnel, January 20, 1954. Folder 13 -- Itemized Research Documents #1 1. Advanced Vehicles Research Section Weekly Activity Report, 1969-1973. 2. Flight Planning for the M2-F2/HL Flight Test Program, Study Plan, January 17, 1966. 3. HL-10 Historical Review, Rainey & Ladson, July 1969. 4. Flight Planning and Conduct of the M2-F2 Glide Flight Program, FTC-TR-67-13. 5. 7 pages of charts. 6. FRC Lifting Body Program Progress Report, July 7-8, 1970. Folder 14 -- Itemized Research Documents #2 1. Peter Jennings Defrauding: Inside the ABC News UFO Documentary Hoax, Dr. Steven M. Greer, March, 2005. 2. Defectors Describe Executions, Torture in NKorea, Hyung-Jin Kim, San Diego Union- Tribune, October 28, 2008. 3. The CIA's Role in Study of UFOs, 1947-1990, Gerald Haines. 4. The Forgotten Flap, 1964, Rick Hilberg. 5. Extraordinary Happenings, 1965 Revisited, Rick Hilberg. 6. A Gray Barker Reader, Rick Hilberg, May 2003. 7. A UFOlogical Snapshot, 1980-1981, Rick Hilberg 8. Portion of report on UFO sightings, 69 pgs. Folder 15 -- Itemized Research Documents #3 1. A Decade of Flying Saucers, 1950-1960, Rick Hilberg. 2. Rick Hilberg's UFO Nation, 2002. 3. The Last Great Flap, 1973-1974, Rick Hilberg, 2001. 4. A Gray Barker Reader II, Rick Hilberg, 2003. 5. Data sheets on UFO sightings, 74 loose pages. Folder 16 -- Itemized Research Documents #4 1. Society of Experimental Test Pilots - Preliminary Results of the Lifting Body Flight Program, September 1963. 2. Shuttle Subscale Program, December 1971. 3. Feasibility Study - Minimum Manned Lifting Body Entry Vehicle, Final Briefing, January 12, 1960. 4. Test Plan - Feasibility Study of Unpowered Lifting Body Landings at Night. 5. Charts on Landing Approaches. 6. Issue - Piloted vs. Unpiloted. 7. NASA memo, F-104 Flat Spin and Deep Stall Problem, December 28, 1971. 8. Advanced Vehicle Research Section, Bi-Weekly Activity Report, 14-27 February 1969. 9. NASA Facts, Testing the First Supersonic Aircraft, 1991. Folder 17 -- Itemized Research Documents #5 1. Flight Simulation of night landings of Lifting Entry Vehicles, Thompson & Dana, AIAA, 25-27 March 1968. 2. The End of Air America, pp. 284-289. 3. Lifting Bodies: Coming in on a Vanishing Wing, Northrop Technical Digest, 1967. 4. Milton Thompson MS, 1996. 5. Handwritten MS, Shuttle. 6. Miscellaneous loose papers. Folder 18 -- Itemized Research Documents #6 1. Transgressing the Boundaries: Towards a Transformative Hermeneutics of Quantum Gravity, 40 pgs. 2. A Physicist Experiments with Cultural Studies, 5 pgs, April 14, 2011. 3. Postmodernism Disrobed, Richard Dawkins, 1998, 5 pgs. 4. Materialist Analysis of Theoretical Astrophysics. 5. Denying the Apollo Moon Landings: Conspiracy and Questioning in Modern American History, Roger D. Launius, 2010. Folder 19 -- Itemized Research Documents #7 1. Incidents Associated with the Loss, Damage or Forced Landings of American Aircraft Over the Territory of the Former USSR. 2. Moby Dick - Adds Folder 20 -- Itemized Research Documents #8 1. Miscellaneous Space and Research Vehicles: Description and Performance Records, Thiokol, 1990. 2. Atlas Flights. Folder 21 -- Itemized Research Documents #9 1. Strategic Reconnaissance in the Cold War, R. Cargill Hall, Prolog, Qtrly of the National Archives and Records Administration, Summer 1996. 2. Dragon Lady, Pilots' Listing. 3. Dragon Lady Anniversary. 4. Organizing for the Use of Space: Historical Perspective on a Persistent Issue, Roger D. Launius, AAS. 5. Post-War Strategic Reconnaissance and the Genesis of Project Corona, R. Cargill Hall, August 14, 1996. 6. Bill Moore and the Roswell Incident: The True Believers Deceived, March 7, 1997. 7. Those Daring Young Men and their Ultra-High-Flying Machines, Welzenbach & Galyean. 8. Observation Balloons and Reconnaissance Satellites, Donald E. Welzenbach. Folder 22 -- Itemized Research Documents #10 1. Statement by Deputy Secretary of Defense David Packard, June 10, 1969. 2. USAF Releases re: Manned Orbital Lab.
 

Series VI: Oversized Material

Physical Description: Oversized Materials 1. Cartoon Dogfight titled “Dinner at Six,” by Hank Caruso, 1983. 2. Certificate awarded to Curtis Peebles by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, signed April 27, 2006. 3. Poster of Blackbird aircraft’s first flights, signed by Jim Eastham (YF-12A pilot), Bill Park (M-21/D-21 pilot), Robert Gilliland (SR-71A pilot), and Harold Brown (Secretary of the Air Force, 1965). 4. Poster of the Lockheed F-12A First Flight 40th Anniversary, signed by Dan Mallick, Ray Young, Fitz Fulton, Ray Scalise (Fire Control Officer for the YF-12A), and Jim Eastham (pilot of the YF-12A). 5. Certificate acknowledging Curtis Peebles as part of the British Interplanetary Society, January 1, 1986. 6. Poster of Blackbird aircraft’s first flights, signed by Jim Eastham, Louis Schalk, and Robert Gilliland, August 7, 1993. 7. Poster of a CGI dogfight - an F-4J on the tail of a Mig 17.