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b. Objectives
c. Purpose At\ "+.h.~
d. Introduce attendees and describe bona fides M~ •'vt~~ ~l't.
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2. Objectives
a. Explore evidence presented/available to determine if further
study is warranted.
b. If evidence from 2(a) is sufficient, is there sufficient evidence
to support an R&D (Research and Development) program?
c. If evidence from 2(b) is sufficient, what should the thrust be? - ~~~Jl
d. Develop an action plan (assumes sufficient evidence to proceed).
3. Purposes
a. Explore evidence of facts.
b. Determine quality of known evidence.
c. Determine methods to collect more information to fill gaps in
information (collection plan).
4. Presentations (Evidence)
a. Selected cases.
b. Identification of quality of evidence, gaps in evidence, potential
collection means, potential collection requirements and platforms
to be tasked.
c. Identification of other significant cases.
5. Analysis of evidence to meet stated purposes (paragraph 3)
6. Conclusions
a. Truth vs. Fiction
b. If true: (1) Friendly < INTERNAL >< KNOWN >
(2) Enemy EXTERNAL UNKNOWN
(3) Technologies supported
c. Study programs required to clarify, correlate, corraborate into
meaningful data array.
d. R&D programs needed .
7. Recommendations
a. Actions items. I
b. Report (what/to whom?)
c. What next? /
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I HISTORY
I GOALS
I POTENTIAL PROJECTS
I SCHEDULE AND PLANS
I COST
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I OVERHEAD CORRELATIONS
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CORRELATlON WITH UNCLASSIFlED LITERATURE
I EXPECTATIONS AND DATA CONSISTENT
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I CONDON STUDY RESULTS SINKING IN
I TODAY'S DETECTORS SHOW RESULTS
INTELLIGENCE PERSONNEL KNOW APIECE
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ALL REPORTS TELL SIMILAR STORIES
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I SHOULD BE COMPARTMENTED
I SHOULD INCLUDE ALL-SOURCE DATA
I SHOULD HANDLE UNCLASSIFIED INTERACTIONS
I SHOULD BE TOTALLY LEGAL

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 POSSIBLE GOALS

• CREATE A PEACEFUL EARTH

• PREVENT WAR
• ESTABLISH
PRESERVE SOCIETAL HISTORY
COMMUNICATION
OBTAIN ASSISTANCE
• ESTABLISH EXISTENCE
• BREAK THROUGH TO 22ND CENTURY SCIENCE
OBTAIN TECHNOLOGY SPINOFFS
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- NON-LETHAL WEAPONS
- BIOLOGICAL CONTROLS OF PROCESSES
NEW MATERIALS
- AGRITULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY JUMP
- WIDEBAND STEALTH
I DEVELOP AGRAVITY INTERACTION SYSTEM
DISCOVER "HI-TECH" <RELIABLE PARANORMAL PERFORMANCE)
PARRY SOVIET THREAT
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GOAL SELECTION CRITERIA

COMFORTABLE
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CONSOLIDATE EXISTING DATA TO ESTABLISH "THREAT"

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- ABDUCTION DATABASE
COLLECT NEW DATA
- INSTALL SENSORS
- OVERFLIGHTS
I DEFINE SEVERAL CREDIBLE SCENARIOS
DEVELOP NEW PHYSICS THEORY
OBTAIN DIRECT CONTACT
- PHYSICAL
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SATISFY PRIME GOAL AND SEVERAL OTHERS

MAXIMIZE SUCCESS PROBABILITY
HAVE AIRTIGHT SECURITY
PROVIDE HOOKS FOR MANAGEMENT REVIEW
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TASK 1
ANALYZE DATA
DECIDE LOCATIONS
DEPLOY
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TASK 2
SELECT TGTS
FLIGHT
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ESTABLISH NEED TO KNOW
INTERVIEWS
TRANSCRIBE
CONCLUSIONS
TASK 4
SELECT VIEWERS
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NON LABOR TOTAL

TASK -LABOR <MM/K$) CK$)
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1 DETECTOR DEPLOYMENT 200 44/440 640
2 OVERFLIGHTS 100 12/120 220
3 CLASSIFIED DATA 25 12/120 145
4 HI-TECH 100 12/120 220
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