UFO and CIA in 1947

Summary

In 1947, the CIA was already showing interest in unidentified aerial phenomena. This document, though partially illegible, suggests that sightings were being analyzed with a serious approach. Terms like "act Wind" and "Cavislen" may refer to covert projects or units. Although not all text is readable, it is clear that U.S. authorities were taking note of UFO sightings.

The document appears to be part of a series of early investigations that would lead to the famous military Blue Book project. The mention of "Colonel" and "Whialbrote" suggests high-ranking military officials were involved. Although the text is damaged, its existence confirms that the CIA had an official interest in UFOs before notable cases like Roswell became public. This kind of document is key to understanding how information about unexplained phenomena is handled.