Claims

A 1959 NPIC session involved a Navy officer channeling 'Affa,' a UFO seen from the window, and Blue Book chief Robert Friend being called in

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Cameron describes a 6/9 July 1959 session at NPIC in Washington: a Navy commander, taught automatic writing by Maine contactee Frances Swan, 'channeled' the entity Affa; Lundahl and others reportedly saw a saucer from the window; Blue Book chief Robert Friend was called in, and a general then said 'another agency has it, hands off.' Support is Robert Friend's own 1974 on-film account; a CIA memo describing this has never surfaced publicly, though Cameron says Jacques Vallée holds an 11-page copy.

Evidence

RelationRecordNote
corroboratesen.wikipedia.orgper Friend's 1974 account, via Wikipedia; the underlying CIA memo has not surfaced publicly

Sources

SourceRelationAt
Grant Cameron on the CIA 'weird desk' (Michels 2026)asserts

Ties

ToRoleYearsVerdictSource
Jacques ValleeVallée gave Cameron the 11-page 1959 memo (Cameron's claim)—Unproven
Project Blue BookRobert Friend (Blue Book chief) at the 1959 session; 'another agency has it'1959Unprovenen.wikipedia.org

Claim

Cameron describes a 6/9 July 1959 session at NPIC in Washington: a Navy commander, taught automatic writing by Maine contactee Frances Swan, 'channeled' the entity Affa; Lundahl and others reportedly saw a saucer from the window; Blue Book chief Robert Friend was called in, and a general then said 'another agency has it, hands off.' Support is Robert Friend's own 1974 on-film account; a CIA memo describing this has never surfaced publicly, though Cameron says Jacques Vallée holds an 11-page copy.