Claims
NASIC traces its lineage to the Foreign Data Section set up at McCook Field in 1917
Documented What these labels mean →NASIC's heritage goes back to 1917, when the Army Signal Corps Engineering Department set up a Foreign Data Section at McCook Field in Dayton to evaluate foreign scientific and aircraft information.
Evidence
| Relation | Record | Note |
|---|---|---|
| documents | fdlp.gov | Federal depository slides on NASIC history: 1917 Signal Corps Foreign Data Section at McCook Field. |
Sources
| Source | Relation | At |
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| NASIC crash retrieval and reverse engineering (UAP Gerb) | asserts | 00:26:37 |
Claim
NASIC's heritage goes back to 1917, when the Army Signal Corps Engineering Department set up a Foreign Data Section at McCook Field in Dayton to evaluate foreign scientific and aircraft information.