Brief
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
The claims the writer was given for Hoyt S. Vandenberg, in the order they were given.
1
Project Sign sent a top-secret estimate of the situation to General Hoyt Vandenberg, who was commander of the Army Air Force at that time.
“they sent a top secret estimate of the situation to General Vandenberg, who was the commander of the Army Air Force at that particular time.”
Raymond Fowler on UFOs, Government Cover-Ups & the Andreasson Affair (Full Interview, 1987) 00:12:04.7-00:12:11.4 administrative
2
Hoyt Vandenberg publicly rejected the estimate of the situation from Project Sign, saying there was no proof.
“On the surface, General Vandenberg rejected the estimate of the situation. He said there was no proof.”
Raymond Fowler on UFOs, Government Cover-Ups & the Andreasson Affair (Full Interview, 1987) 00:12:13.1-00:12:18.6 testimony
3
Hoyt Vandenberg concurrently replaced the personnel on Project Sign with new people and directed them to provide explanations for UFOs to the public.
“But concurrently, he replaced everybody on Project Sign that was on Project Sign and brought in new people and told them, as far as UFOs in the public went, that they were to provide explanations.”
Raymond Fowler on UFOs, Government Cover-Ups & the Andreasson Affair (Full Interview, 1987) 00:12:19.4-00:12:33.4 testimony
4
The Estimate of the Situation report was rejected by USAF Chief of Staff General Hoyt S. Vandenberg as lacking proof.
“it was rejected by USAF Chief of Staff General Hoyt S. Vandenberg as lacking proof.”
Report on the Historical Record of U.S. Government Involvement with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), Volume I 2024-02-01 char:29361-29438 administrative