James Tuck Correspondence, 1970s

A-- 3-00 J - 2-1 (t>)(6) u. s. },,:my Eagiaaerins School Port Belvoir, Virginia 22060 Attent100: Departzant of Mechanical and Technical Equipment Dear (b)(6) j A.a agreed ill our t:e kl'I coaverution of today' a date. I vould like to have the recipe that wa.a used for the simulated :itomi.c bad> (!róia tr at ions. We are intenated in the large abnospheric vortices 1mich are produced as reported in the bCJOk ' 13cientif1c Study of Unidentified l'lyitlg a,jects'' by Dr. Edward U. Coadon. Yours sincerely • :n.:l:gaa .Jazu,e:, L. Tk • -~j,• ' -~:,J ... ■ I - - -, lwve!'ll.Jer 28 ŧ.:irxiful of _your intere::i.;.i.nk,· i-e;·;orL on t:Rdl .litŨhtninb, I am enclosing comr,ents on sa.11e by a UFO bel.i.ever, James J..i. r.:cCam11bell, in his UFOLOGY, 1976, appearini· on the new non-fiction shelf at the 1:esa Library, call number 629.1338 Ul25u. His cr.a!)ter FLIGi:fii .Al/D PROPULSION streng·tt,ens ,.y conviction thc..t Einstein, •hi1.e seelilingly straying 1·ro11 the main current of physical re, earch in his later ;1ears, was on sc(:nt lIBe a bloodhound when he per$isted in tryin7 to lock in on a unified field theocy. Re,.ards, (6)(6)