Timeline of American government paranormal investigations (1950-Present Day)
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1950s
- August 1951 - Strange lights over Lubbock, Texas are investigated by the US Air Force.
- March 1952 - US Air Force forms Project Blue Book to investigate unidentified flying objects.
- July 1952 - Project Blue Book investigates reports of unidentified lights and radar pings around Washington.
- September 1952 - Project Blue Book investigates reports of "oddities" around Braxton County, West Virginia.
- August 1955 - US Army and Project Blue Book investigate reports around Kelly and Hopkinsville, Kentucky.
1960s
- September 1961 - Project Blue Book investigation into the Betty and Barney Hill Incident.
- December 1965 - US Army and Air Force (most likely from Project Blue Book) close off a suspected crash site near Kecksburg, Pennsylvania. What crashed is widely regarded as a meteor or satellite.
- December 1966 - FBI Begins investigations on "Mothman".
- October 1967 - FBI begins investigations on suspicious reports around Bluff Creek, California.
- December 1967 - FBI investigates reports on Mothman after the Silver Bridge Collapse.
- March 1967 - FBI Closes Investigation on Mothman.
- December 1969 - US Air Force Officially Closes Project Blue Book.
1970s
- April 1977 - FBI reports on sightings of a mysterious creature in Dover, Massachusetts.
- March 1979 - FBI planned on investigating reports of Mothman sightings in the days leading up to Three Mile Island.
1980s
- January(?) 1980 - The Midwestern Union orders the creation of the Department of Civilian Defense after reports of unnatural creatures.
- March 1983 - Several Nations come together to form the Tokyo Treaty Anomaly Resolution Sector, the first intergovernmental organization intended on explaining the unexplained.
- April 1983 - The United Commonwealth creates the National Bureau of Anomaly Security.
- February 1984 - The Western States reopens Project Blue Book.
- The NBAS opens an investigation into the Gulf Breeze UFO incident, but finds little thanks to the American Federation's civil war.
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