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By Douglas Dean Johnson @ddeanjohnson on Twitter Original publication: May 20, 2023. Any substantive changes or updates after that date are summarized in a log that appears at the end of the article. Less than a year before going public with what became the Jacques Vallee-Paola Harris story of the

By Douglas Dean Johnson Initial publication: May 1, 2023 You are in the Crash Story Files, a series of investigative reports examining claims that a UFO crashed and was recovered near San Antonio, New Mexico, in August 1945. To go back to the Crash Story hub and index, click here.

By Douglas Dean Johnson Original publication: May 1, 2023 You are in the Crash Story Files, a series of investigative reports examining claims that a UFO crashed and was recovered near San Antonio, New Mexico, in August 1945. To go back to the Crash Story hub story and index, click

By Douglas Dean Johnson @ddeanjohnson on Twitter Original publication: May 1, 2023 You are in the Crash Story Files, a series of investigative reports examining claims that a UFO crashed and was recovered near San Antonio, New Mexico, in August 1945. To go back to the Crash Story hub story

By Douglas Dean Johnson @ddeanjohnson on Twitter July 14, 2022 (To receive articles such as this for free by email as soon as they are published, click the "Subscribe" button and enter your email address. My gmail address is my full name, with periods on each side of "Dean.") Building

By Douglas Dean Johnson @ddeanjohnson on Twitter "I have to be able to see and metaphorically hear everything that’s going on between 100 kilometers off the face of the planet to wherever we are, and right now we can’t do that." – Sean Kirkpatrick, Ph.D., April 13, 2021

"I have recently become aware of various interviews in which Ray Stanford has painted a picture of P.S.I. and my participation therein that is very different from the reality that I knew," writes Daniel H. Harris, Ph.D., in a just-released open letter.  Dr. Harris was Research Director

Congress directs the military and intelligence agencies to get a grip on "unidentified aerial phenomena," and authorizes the resources required. By Douglas Dean Johnson @ddeanjohnson on Twitter WASHINGTON– (December 7, 2021, 1:45 PM EST) –  With the unveiling today of legislative language already agreed on in negotiations between key lawmakers

The U.S. Senate may soon consider a far-reaching proposal to upgrade military and intelligence investigations of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, and to require annual unclassified reports by Douglas Dean Johnson @ddeanjohnson on Twitter WASHINGTON (Friday, Nov. 5, 2021, Noon EDT, with later updates noted in brackets) -- The U.S.