The NEW
PROJECT BLUE BOOK!
News Update, 09/19/1988

by Bryon Smith
ParaNet Tau

The information to Follow was handed to me by the Director of The NEW
Project Blue Book, Mr. William Pitts.

Office of the Director:
William Pitts
506 North 2nd Street
Fort Smith, AR 72901
(501)-782-7077

Inspired, and name-approved, by the United States Air Force.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

The enclosed News-media release is to announce a new association
of an old project, and which has been officially name-approved by
the United States Air Force.

The release gives certain basic information, but should you desire
additional information, please do not hesitate to get in touch with
this office. Naturally, we are anxious to get the information to
as many as possible, and as soon as possible, because some of those
persons actively involved in UFO signting reports, or who made reports
themselves, are reaching advanced ages - and it is our wish to get
in touch with them as soon as we can.

For your further information, the new Project Blue Book, and those
associated with it, are sworn to uphold any secret, or sensitive,
information, which comes to our attention in the search for the UFO
information, and to with-hold any information which could be
considered to be detrimental to the security of our country.

Therefore, any source may feel free to offer information to this
office, and know that the information will be confidential, and the
reporter - anonymous. Such information would be utilized only to
the extent of helping to solve a sighting report.

The new Project Blue Book is not an Air Force-funded agency, but is,
by design, a civilian agency - of former military personnel.

Please feel free to contact the Director, at the above address, or
phone, for interviews or additional information.

Sincerely,
 PROJECT BLUE BOOK

Bill Pitts,
Director

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

PROJECT BLUE BOOK, The United States Air Force Investigative Arm for
Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO's), has been reorganized as a civilian
research and investigative association, comprised of (but not limited to),
present and former, Air Force and other U.S. government agency personnel.
The New Project Blue Book, officially name-approved by the United States
Air Force, will study future UFO sighting reports, but devote further in-
depth studies of the older, classic, sighting reports from the Mid-1940's
through the 1960's.

The original Project Blue Book closed its doors in 1969, but many of the
investigators of the earlier reports found that the most important cases were
then, and still are to this date, listed as "Unidentified." While some possi-
ble answers were made on many reports at the time, most "answers" did not fit
the actual reported sightings, and were later proven not to be the objects
reported by reputable persons, including those persons who were in high-level
government positions when they made the reports. The "Answers" did not fit
the reports.

The New Project Blue Book will be directed by industrialist Bill Pitts,
a veteran investigator for all civilian UFO organizations and various govern-
ment agencies. A high-level research team will re-evaluate the older reports
and endeavor to determine whether the objects reported have been solid
metallic-like structure and could be extra-terrestrial. An hypothesis long
considered as the predominate answer.