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I mean, for instance, that if a radar operator reports an unidentified object on its scope,

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the Air Force would take appropriate action to attempt to determine its identity and certainly

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to ensure that it is not threats to our national security.

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This is the way it was before Bluebrook and certainly is the same since the project was

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canceled.

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With the public clamoring for information and also with the consideration that these sightings

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may possibly represent air force, graph or spacecraft of some sort, the DOD assigned

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responsibility to the Air Force to continue investigations of these sightings beyond the

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real-time determination that they don't constitute a threat to our country.

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Now, that's what Bluebrook was to do and that was the way I understood my job.

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The project, when established, actually expanded its investigation to cover sightings reported

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by the general public.

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The mission of the organization, as I understood it and the way in which I conducted it when

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I was there, was to investigate these things, collect as much information as you possibly

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could, then to have an analysis performed by some agency that was a specialist if it

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required specialist attention, or to conduct an analysis, and then to provide the kind of

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information as to what actually caused the occurrence to the Air Force to make sure that

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they would have it available if and when to ask questions regarding that particular sighting

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and or to publish information on that particular site.

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It did operate with a very small staff and at one time I did expand it considerably but

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it wasn't long before it went back down to its normal size.

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When a mission doesn't fit an organization, it usually is distorted, you know, in an effort

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to make it fit, okay?

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There's supposed to be coordination throughout the intelligence community, alright?

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But I'm sure that there's probably some information that they just feel is something that that

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particular service ought to keep and consequently it just doesn't get out.

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But how can you say that?

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Because, you know, unless you really deeply know about it, it's quite possible that we

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have been visited by the extraterrestrial craft and or that we will be.

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But I still think even further that there's possibly some scientific pager in all these things

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and this scientific pager that I feel should be exploited if it's possible.

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And the only way you're going to be able to do that is to really get some concentrated effort on.

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I think that what Heineck is doing with his organization back there, the Center for the

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Youth Force study, is really and truthfully trying to fill the gap that was left when

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Blue Book was canceled.

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But he certainly can't match a government funded effort.

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There's no way.