“By an act of Congress the United States Air Force is charged with the Air Defense of the United States. Rapid identification of anything that flies is an important part of air defense. Thus the Air Force initiated and continues the unidentified flying object program. Under this program all unidentified flying object sightings are investigated in meticulous detail by Air Force personnel and qualified scientific consultants. So far, not a single bit of material evidence of the existence of spaceships has been found.”[[XI-23]]
[[XI-1]] Ormond, R. “I Found a Little Green Man,” Flying Saucers (August 1957).
[[XI-2]] Scully, F. Behind the Flying Saucers. New York: Popular Library, 1951.
[[XI-3]] Cahn, J. P. “Flying Saucers and the Mysterious Little Men,” True magazine (September 1952).
[[XI-4]] Lorenzen, C. E. “The Reality of the Little Men,” Flying Saucers (December 1958), p. 26.
[[XI-5]] Michel, A. The Truth about Flying Saucers. New York: Criterion Books, 1956.
[[XI-6]] Maney, C. A., and Hall, R. The Challenge of Unidentified Flying Objects. Washington, D.C., 1961.
[[XI-7]] Crompton, J. The Spider, London: Collins, 1950.
[[XI-8]] CRIFO Orbit, November 2, 1956.
[[XI-9]] CRIFO Orbit, December 7, 1956.