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In this film, produced toward the end of the Project Blue Book investigation, clearer goals and data are set out by Air Force spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Lawrence Tacker (who, himself wrote a book called Flying Saucers and the U.S. Air Force) and Major Hector Quintanilla, who led Project Blue Book from 1963 until the investigation’s cancellation in 1970.


A note on this film: the quality of the original is quite poor. This video is the result of a full HD transfer and some audio processing to improve sound quality. Use of the closed captioning option is recommended.

According to Major Quintanilla, there were two defined goals of Project Blue Book. The first was to determine if the reported UFOs were a threat to national security. Secondly, the Air Force wanted to analyze the sightings to find evidence of technology that could lead to useful research and development.

By this point, more than fourteen years into Project Blue Book, Quintanilla reported 10,000 sightings, with 646 that were truly unexplained. Major Quintanilla also emphasized that Project Blue Book was a completely unclassified investigation and that all information was available and open for journalists to request (this is true, although all reports have names redacted for privacy reasons).

As in the 1952 film, the overarching message of this publicity interview is that the reports did not prove that Earth had been visited by extraterrestrial beings. Further, the official statement read by the interviewer at the conclusion of the film asserts that the sightings did not represent a real threat.


In fact, some believed that public panic was a greater risk to national security. Emphasizing the lack of imminent danger was helpful in allaying fears.


Report by September 30, 2013 by Audrey Amidon, posted in Motion Pictures

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