CUTLER TWINING MEMO



 Scanned Slide Photos of the C-T Memorandum

FIGURE 1   The complete Cutler-Twining memorandum

by 
Bruce Maccabee
August, 2007


Here are three scans of slide photos made about 20 years ago. Unfortunately for present purposes I used them in numerous slide presentations
and they were scratched. However, these slides are clear enough to show the creases in the document, the slight yellowing around the edges 
(and near the creases) and the red "dash" line across the security marking.  It is to be noted that the document was photographed lying 
on white paper in order to show the contrast between white paper and the onionskin. The color balance in these scans is not exactly correct, 
being "too blue" as compared to the slides.

Figure 1 shows the whole document.  There is a ruler marked in centimeters at the left side which  provides a dimensional reference.   
The creases are easily seen in this image.

Figure 2 is a close up of the upper half of the document and Figure 3 is a close up of the lower half (ignore the vertical lines which
that run across the whole image).



FIGURE 2    Upper half of CT memo

FIGURE 3    Lower half of CT memo.

For a discussion of the discovery and analysis of the C-T memo see "TOP SECRET, MAJIC"
by Stanton Friedman, pg 86 onward.

Scanned Slide Photos of the C-T Memorandum

FIGURE 1 The complete Cutler-Twining memorandum by Bruce Maccabee

FIGURE 2 Upper half of CT memo FIGURE 3 Lower half of CT memo. For a discussion of the discovery and analysis of the C-T memo see "TOP SECRET, MAJIC" by Stanton Friedman, pg 86 onward.

FIGURE 2 Upper half of CT memo
FIGURE 3 Lower half of CT memo. For a discussion of the discovery and analysis of the C-T memo see "TOP SECRET, MAJIC" by Stanton Friedman, pg 86 onward.