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: k=5 seconds The objects were dull white or silver in color. They were

traveling as fast or faster than the C-82 which was overhesd
7 i at the time of the sighting and also was observed. No sound,

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Ground-“isual sm ke, exhaust, or trail was observed.
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FORM ,
STD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) previous editions of this form may be weed.

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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIRFORCE 5D-OSI/JEM/elh

WASHINGTON

THE INSPECTOR GENERAL, USAF
. naeer~ > STH DISTRICT OFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS
UNCL: WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE. DAYTON OHIO

inmercyrerento, 5D 24-21 16 August 1949

SUBJECT: PROJECT GRUDGE
SPECIAL INQUIRY

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TO: Commanding General
Air Materiel Command
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base “

Dayton, Ohio
ATTENTION: MCIAXS

1. The inclosed report of investigation by Special Agent
DONALD V. OWENS, DC #9, dated 8 August 1949, is forwarded for
your information and file.

2. This investigation was not requested by this office and
no investigative action concerning subject incident is being
conducted by this District.

WEG. UsQr
EROME M. BRAUN
Acting District Commander

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INCIDENT NO.
Date of Observation 2% July 199 Date of Interview

Exact Time (local) 0600-0900

Place of Observation Fairfield Suisun aFS, California
Position of observer Ground

What attracted attention to object

Number of objects e

Apparent size Could not be determined
Color of object Dull white or silver
Shape Round

Altitude 5000-000

Direction from observer
Distance from observer

Direction of flight of object(s) basternly

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Time in sight l-5 Seconds
Speed Very high rate
Sound and odor None heard
Trail None
Luminosity

Projections

Maneuvers None observed

Manner of disappearance

Effect on Clouds

Additional information concerning objoct
Woathor Conditions Cloar, unlimited

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Page 2 | Incident iO

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Tame and address of obsvurver;: SAict ;
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pvt , ) Fairfivld Suisun .:3, Calif,

Occupation and hobbics;

Soldier

Comments of Interrogator rclativo te intelligence and character of observor(s)s

NARRATIVS SUMMARY:
Between aooroximately Oxw00 and 0900 on the mornin: of 16 July 199 I was called

to the door (3ldg T=-514) by Pvt Clemmensen who exclaimed, "Hey, you cuys, como ard
see those ‘flying saucors'!" He sounded rather serious about the matt-r, so I went
to the door and he pointed "it" out to me. I saw an object which apveared to be
moving at a groat rate of speed in an easterly direction. It was visible only for
four or five seconds and seemed to disappe re «a Cee was flying by at the time and
the object appeured to be beyond the C-S2 and at an altitude of approximately
5,000 to 4,000 feet. It seemed to pass on by the Cmte very fast.

Its shape was sore or less round and not partioularly flashy in a white color.
No exhaust trails, weather very cleur, no audible combustion sound.

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On the mornin of 16 July 1949, between the hours of OOO und 0900, un object
was called to my atteuntion by Pvt QQ Its shape was round and its color
was dull white. It was traveling in the air in an easterly direction at a high rate
of speed. Soon after seeing it, I lost sight of it. The ceiling was unlimited. a
C-t2 was flying auch lower. The object seemed to be in the stratosphore.

/s/ Pe. Cpl, USAF

I was lookinz out of the Supply building (7-516) when, first, I saw a C-c2,.
While lookin,, I saw two other objects that I first thousht were jet planos. They
were travwling just as fast or faster than the Cece. I culled the other men, telling
them there were two flying saucers. They saw them too and the objects then disappoared.
Speed was very faust and altitude was about the same as the C-c2, which was not wry
high. Tho color was a bright silver.

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Uth ‘tretusic Pocomirissrrc.: «ing

Feirficld=:uisun .ir ‘orce ese, Crlifornic

360.32 26 July 1949

17 CCTs Inforretion Forteini-: to Flin ise

TOs Commendinzg Generrl
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\ricght-Fetterson :ir Force ‘rse
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l. Fursuent to ths orovisions of SEC Fotuletion 2005, deiad
13 December 194°, the follo- ins informetion on e flvinz dise sizhving
is su:mritteds

& Locction enc tine of sichtinzs
Fairfield-Suisun iir Force Base
| 0800-0900 hrs. 18 July 1949

: b. Werther et the “Sines

Clear and unlimited
c. lemes, occupctions, enc eddresses of witnessass

NAME OCOLP: Tor i DDRES 3

S/Sgt, USAF sacar cael
Fairfield-Suisun 473, Cal.

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Fairfield-suisua AFS, Cal.
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Fairfield-Suisun ArB, Cal.

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uosjects Informe tion Tertaining to Flyin’ Disc

d. Photoernphs of objscts if eveiledles
None available

3. ‘Sketches of objects confizuretions

f. Objuct sivhseds

(1) lumber:

Two

(2) Shepes
Round

(3) Sizes ,
Could not be determined

(4) Colors
Dull White or silver

(5) Speeds

Very high rate of speed not accurately determined

(6) Heedin-s
Easterly

(7) lencuveredilitrs
None observed

(8) Altitude:
5000 to S000 feet

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subjects Infornction Pertaininy to Flviny Dise, 26 July 1949
(9) Younds

No sound was heard

(10) Exheust treil or nots
No exhaust or trail observed

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1901ST AACS SQUADRON
Fairfield-Suisun Air Force Base
California

360.32 18 July 1949
SUBJECT; Information Pertaining to Flying Disc

TOs S-2, 190lst AACS Squadron

Between approximately O800 and 0900 on the morning of 13 duly
1949 I was called to tho door (Bldg T-516) by Pvt anaes who
exclaimed, "Hey, you guys, come and see these 'flying saucers'!"
He sounded rather serious about the matter, so I went to the door
and he pointed "it" out to me. I saw an object which appeared to
be moving at a great rate of speed in an easterly direction. It
was visible only for four or five seconds and seemed to disappear.
A C-82 was flying by at the time and the object appeared to be
beyond the C-82 and at an altitude of approximately 5,000 to 8,000
feet, It seemed to pass on by the C-82 very fast.

Its shape was more or less round and not particularly flashy
in a white color. No exhaust trails, weather very clear, no audible
combustion sound,

A CERTIFIED TRUE COPYs

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R CONRADI JR.
Major, USAF

Wing Intelligence Officer

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1901ST AACS SQUADRON
Fairfield-Suisun Air Force Base
California
360.32 18 July 1949

SUBJECT: Information Pertaining to Flying Disc

TO

S-2, 190lst AACS Squadron

On the morning of 18 July 1949, between the hours of
0800 and 0900, an:object was called to my attention by Pvt
Its shape was round and its color was dull white.
It was traveling in the air in an easterly direction at a
high rate of speed. Soon after seeing it, I lost sight of
it. The ceiling was unlimited. A C-82 was flying much
lower. The object seemed to be in the stratosphere.

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Cpl, US
Certified True Copy: OG
Matt Gwe
JR.

ARTHUR CONRAD
Major, USAF
Wing Intelligence Officer ’

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1901ST AACS SQUADRON
Fairfield-Suisun Air Force Base
California

360.32 18 July 1949
SUBJECTs Information Pertaining to Flying Disc

TOs S-2, 1901lst AACS Squadron

I wes looking out of the Supply building (T-516) when, first,
I saw a C-82. While looking, I saw tw other objects that I first
thought were jet planes, They were traveling just as fast or faster
than the C-82, I called the other men, telling them there vere t wo
flying saucers, They saw them too and the objects then disappeared.
Speed was very fast and eltitude was about the same as the C-82,

which was not very hizh. The color was a brizht silver.

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1901st AACS Sq

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Major, USAF

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