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Dit is de "document control" page zoals op de meeste geheime documenten wordt teruggevonden. Men is gaan spitten naar de initialen JRT en EWL in het telefoonboek van 1954 en men heeft een vondst gedaan! Ze leefden in dezelfde straat niet ver van de miltaire basis!
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After examining all the phone book listings for people with last names beginning with L or T, the search yielded Col. Edward Levin (246 Perimeter Dr SE) for EWL and Lt. J. R. Totten (223 Perimeter Dr SE) for JRT. Jess R. Totten was an active 1st Lieutenant in 1954, according to the Air Force Register of January 1955[3]. What are the odds of finding two officers with the right initials, in the right time period, living on the same street at Kirtland AFB?
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Dit is nog geen rechtstreeks bewijs maar toch weer een sterke aanwijzijg voor de authenticiteit!!
En nog zo ene!
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The second new piece of evidence is the confirmation of the location on Kirtland AFB of the correct building. The back side of the cover page was stamped: “Unit KB-88, BLDG. 21. Kirtland AFB, N.MEX” as shown here. One of our investigators actually went to the base, confirmed with facilities personnel the building location for the era, and took a photograph of this building, thereby proving its reality. In addition, the abbreviation of New Mexico in 1954 was indeed N.MEX., according to the recommended U.S. Post Office instructions of that era. The use of two-letter state codes began in 1963 to make room for the use of ZIP codes.
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wow!