What I find interesting is that these documents were classified at all if there was nothing to them. I'm sure some of the documents can be tied to secret test

What I find interesting is that these documents were classified at all if there was nothing to them. I'm sure some of the documents can be tied to secret test flights, but why classify and keep secret the rest of the documents. I wish someone would ask that question, what if any justification was there for classifying them in the first place. Edit: Looking at some of the documents, it seems that many of the reports of sightings are essentially people reporting celestial bodies, aircraft, or weather phenomenon. I am rather certain that there is really absolutely nothing in here to be found. This strikes me as the equivalent to clearing out filing cabinets of useless documents. It's probably a matter of finding the needle that may or may not have slipped through in a huge haystack. Mildly amusing statement from one of the more interesting reports I cam across (Last Report, last page): "...leads me to believe, or at least to suspicion, that the accusations of NEGLIGENCE heaped upon you (as individual officers in Bluebook and collectively by some independent investigators in recent years may not be entirely unfounded." http://projectbluebook.theblackvault.com/documents/1960s/1967-06-7365317-Austin-Texas/1967-06-7365317-Austin-Texas.pdf http://projectbluebook.theblackvault.com/documents/1960s/196...