Report · S7619
Records of the Secretary of Defense (RG 330)
The National Archives describes JIOA’s establishment, Overcast and Paperclip duties, and dissolution in1962. Its foreign-scientist finding aid supplies names and box locations rather than dossier contents. The page explicitly notes that von Braun’s dossier was never transferred. Archival mention, missing entries and ordinary recruitment history do not establish criminal guilt, a UFO programme or a specific family’s later account.
Read the document at archives.govWhat we checked
Root read4,365 native page-body characters and all41 finding-aid pages containing39,987 extracted characters in six returns, including1,704 physical name-and-box rows. Viewed native layouts0,17 and37. The webpage’s October11,2016 review date and aid’s November30,2010 date are distinct; the original webpage publication date is unknown and omitted.
Complete supplied description and finding-aid text; dossier contents unreviewed
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- All186 boxes and individual dossier contents remain unreceived and unread. Thirty-eight finding-aid layouts and exhaustive fine glyphs remain unreviewed. Physical rows include repetitions and blank fields; they are not a verified count of unique persons, complete dossiers or UAP witnesses.
- No Kammler entry in this aid does not prove absence across all archives. The Vowe, Theodor K., box174 entry is a location lead; family identity and the Roswell story require separate evidence.
- The release notice covers varied people and preserves whole files. Mention does not establish guilt. Official agency history and dissolution do not establish covert continuation, recovered technology or achieved access to a secret programme.
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U.S. National Archives and Records Administration. Records of the Secretary of Defense (RG 330). BioParity S7619. https://bioparity.io/sources/S7619Record data (JSON)