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4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
Not Rerorted
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
29 March 50 20/0202 Maxwell AFB,
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ISUPFICIENT DATA
11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS a ee oe mg
‘Coject flying over the rumeay dna hoading of 255 dezrees. |
Appeared to be a formation of five a/e in "V" formation. Flyin’
Slowly and appsared to stand still at times, Object appeared a |
Ground-Visual have 10-12 larga red lights.?{ade several transmissions to A/C
7. COURSE inarea at tins. Witness on duty in tower as oporator.
| Straicht Up SOunds like birds except for the red lights. No reports from yx
[s suotas A/C in the area, Tho witness did not ask the A/c to try and ider
; idontify the objocts althouch on duty at tower, Considered as
0 Yes insufficient cata since additional personnel in tower and A/C
| _ No in area did not report those objcttsa.
5 PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
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AF FORM 112—PAR?P 1
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948
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Unidentified Flying Objects in USA
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AREAHEFRTCOON” “United States (Alabama; | Frown Intelligence Division, Hq MATS
California; Texas) Andrews AF Base, Washington 25, D. C.
DATE OF REPORT DATE OF INFORMATION > 1 EVALUATION
18 May 1950 | s _._1| 29 March = 17 April 1950 =| Ce2 .
PREPARED BY Vince SOURCE
A. G. Love, Ist Lt, USAF _. | See below
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TR=116-50, IR-88-50, USA-MATS __ ee ee ee
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Report contains information on five alleged Sightings of unidentified flying
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objects submitted by various MATS units. The Sightings were all in the US and
occurred during the period 29 March and 17 April 1950,
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