A brief discussion of the case appears in J. Allen Hynek (1977), which erroneously gives the date of the incident as 28 October 1956. Reissued as: J. Allen Hynek, <cite>The Hynek UFO Report</cite> (New York: Barnes and Noble, 1997), 128-130. In addition, an account by Randle (1999), examines the Blue Book Minot AFB case documentation while demonstrating a lack of acceptable scientific method in the investigations by the Air Force. French author Jean-Jacques Velasco (2004) published a brief account, partially based on the unauthorized use of this author's material. Following, Velasco's co-author, Nicholas Montigiani, published another account in the pulp magazine <cite>Top Secret</cite> (#20). In February 2005, ABC News aired a two-hour primetime special titled <cite>"Peter Jennings Reporting: UFOs &ndash; Seeing is Believing"</cite>, which highlighted the Minot AFB case and interviewed several of the primary witnesses. 

See: <a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0448085/?ref_=ttfc_fc_tt" target="_blank">UFOs: Seeing is Believing on IMDb</a>. 

In November 2006, the premier issue of <cite>SciFi Magazine</cite> in France published an article titled, <a href="http://www.minotb52ufo.com/pdf/Panique-a-MAFB-SciFimag-2006.pdf" target="_blank"> Panique &agrave; Minot Air Force Base</a>, based on earlier drafts of this report.