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	In 1978, a nuclear physicist named Stanton Terry Friedman interviewed a retired military intelligence officer named J[[~~esse~~ Marcel]] in a trailer in Houma, Louisiana. What Marcel told him -- and what Friedman subsequently spent four decades investigating, lecturing about, writing about, and arguing about -- transformed the Roswell story from a footnote into an industry, a mythology, a political issue, and the defining case of modern ufology. </center></big>		In 1978, a nuclear physicist named Stanton Terry Friedman interviewed a retired military intelligence officer named [[Jesse Marcel]] in a trailer in Houma, Louisiana. What Marcel told him -- and what Friedman subsequently spent four decades investigating, lecturing about, writing about, and arguing about -- transformed the Roswell story from a footnote into an industry, a mythology, a political issue, and the defining case of modern ufology. </center></big>

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	~~The 1952 Washington~~, D.~~C. UFO incident (sometimes called the "Washington Flap" or~~ the ~~"Washington National Airport Sightings") was~~ a ~~series of UFO sightings over Washington~~, ~~D.C.~~, ~~primarily on the nights of July 19–20 and July 26–27~~, ~~1952. The case is one of the most significant ever investigated by Project Blue Book~~ and ~~directly triggered~~ the ~~formation~~ of ~~the Robertson Panel~~. </center></big>		In 1978, a nuclear physicist named Stanton Terry Friedman interviewed a retired military intelligence officer named J[[esse Marcel]] in a trailer in Houma, Louisiana. What Marcel told him -- and what Friedman subsequently spent four decades investigating, lecturing about, writing about, and arguing about -- transformed the Roswell story from a footnote into an industry, a mythology, a political issue, and the defining case of modern ufology. </center></big>

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AdminKB42: Created page with "{{Page Header | header_img = Header US Capital.png | title = 1952 Washington, D.C. UFO Incident | title2 = Case Files }}{{Ufology Main Page Portals}} The 1952 Washington, D.C. UFO incident (sometimes called the "Washington Flap" or the "Washington National Airport Sightings") was a series of UFO sightings over Washington, D.C., primarily on the nights of July 19–20 and July 26–27, 1952. The case is one of the most significant ever investigated by Projec..."

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Created page with "{{Page Header | header_img = Header US Capital.png | title = 1952 Washington, D.C. UFO Incident | title2 = Case Files }}{{Ufology Main Page Portals}} <center><big> The 1952 Washington, D.C. UFO incident (sometimes called the "Washington Flap" or the "Washington National Airport Sightings") was a series of UFO sightings over Washington, D.C., primarily on the nights of July 19–20 and July 26–27, 1952. The case is one of the most significant ever investigated by Projec..."

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