Brief
General James Doolittle
The claims the writer was given for General James Doolittle, in the order they were given.
1
James Doolittle was sent, along with other members of the armed forces along with Britain and France, to go into Russia and examine Russian missile sites in connection with the 1946-1947 ghost rocket wave.
“we sent General Doolittle over there with other members of the armed forces along with Britain and France to actually go into Russia and examine their missile sites.”
Raymond Fowler on UFOs, Government Cover-Ups & the Andreasson Affair (Full Interview, 1987) 00:05:04.7-00:05:14.6 testimony
2
General James Doolittle was sent to Sweden by the United States in 1946, apparently under cover of the Shell Corporation, to investigate the "ghost rockets" with the Swedish authorities.
“General James Doolittle was sent to Sweden by the United States in 1946, apparently under cover of the Shell Corporation. In fact, he was to investigate the 'ghost rockets' with the Swedish authorities.”
Messengers of Deception: UFO Contacts and Cults 0101-01-01 ch11:54023-54213 testimony first hand
3
Major Murphy said General James Doolittle's conclusions from his 1946 investigation in Sweden have never been revealed.
“"His conclusions have never been revealed," answered Major Murphy with a sigh that seemed to say, If only the Pentagon could talk!”
Messengers of Deception: UFO Contacts and Cults 0101-01-01 ch11:54252-54376 opinion first hand
4
Major Murphy said General James Doolittle's involvement in the 1946 Sweden investigation meant considerable interest among the top brass, a year before the Kenneth Arnold sighting and several years before the creation of Project Blue Book, noting the Air Force did not even exist in 1946.
“This was a year before Kenneth Arnold, mind you, several years before the creation of Project Blue Book. Dammit, the Air Force didn't even exist in 1946!”
Messengers of Deception: UFO Contacts and Cults 0101-01-01 ch11:54501-54649 opinion first hand