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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT CASE FILES · 1947 – 1969

CASE REFERENCE9614430

DATE OF SIGHTINGMarch 1950

REPORTED LOCATIONAdamant Vermont

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PROJECT 10073 RECORD
1. DATE· TIME GROUP LOF'TION
26 March 50 26/11432 Adamant, Vermont
3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION
Civilian Possible A/C
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS F;ight charactorastics consistant with A/c. No data presented
One to indicato that an A/C could NOT I have beon the cause of thd
. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS rupert.
Not Reported Crescent shapod objoct size DC.. Wnoteooutlined in
6 TYPE OF OBSERVATION black with spocd of about 300 mph. Flight to SE estimated
altitude of 10,000 ft.
Ground-Visual
COURSE
NE .
PHOTOS
Yes 4
XNo .
PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
Yes . .
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JATE OF REP JRI DATE OF INFURMATION EALUATIN
11 1 1 C-3
April 1950 March 1950
PNEPARED - SOURCE
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Report contains information on seven alleged sirhtings of unidentified
flying objects forwarded various MATS Flight Service Center units, The
sightings were all in the US and during March 1950.
. APPROVED
4.Micker
: JOSETH G. MAHAR
Lt Colonel, USAF
Chief, Intelligence
Divisioh
of Adamant, Vermont, reported that he slghted an
unidentified flying object at 1143E on 26 March 1950 over Adamant,Vermont,a
post office in the township of Calais, approximately 7 miles north of Montpelier,
Vermont. Mr. dotated that the object was crescent shaped and he estimated
its sige to be that of a DC-3 type aircraft. He said that the object was white
outlined in black and had. beed of about 300 miles per hour. At an altitude of
beaded theagt. comments were. offered in regard to the
photographs sketches of-the object
con 33.0t
stated that a8 had approximately.six experience
with aircraft, but he dia not disclose the field of experience or the capacity in
which he gained his experie
Comments of Olmsted Flight Service Centert Rancochler Field informed
the Olmsted Flight Service Center that no modified airoraft was on flight from
that field, nor were there any other unidentified aireraft in the vicinity at that
time.
INCLS.
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DOWNGR AT 3 YEAR INTERVALSI
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