Operation Bluefly

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An otherwise secret goverment project tasked with cataloging all objects that fall to earth from space.  Although its "all objects" mandate includes meteorites that make it through the atmosphere, parts of satellites and rockets and other routine debris, it most specifically refers to UFO retrieval.  Reportedly, there is a huge catalog on file of all the UFO debris and craft that ahve been retrieved by the United States since 1947. See Stone, Clifford

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Stone, Clifford

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A former U.S. Army specialist, Stone has written that he had a UFO encounter when he was a young child in souther Ohio, an encounter that somehow got reported to the Army.  After his enlistment, he was ordered to visit a special movie-screening room at Fort Belvoir, where he said he saw a film of a UFO retrieval.  Stone was ultimately assigned to a Nuclear/Biological/Chemical unit--essentially a hazardous materials team--which, he says, was a cover for a UFO retrievals unit.

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As a result of his experiences retrieving downed UFOs, Stone began searching for documents under the Freedom of Information Act that would allow him to disclose the governement's role in covering up the existence of flying saucers and the alien entities who pilot them.  His efforts have resulted in, among other disclosures, the revelation of Operations Moondust and BlueFly, dealing with the retrieval of extraterrrestrial objects and the cataloging of these objects.