PROJECT BLUE BOOK

Object observed off shore, circular,
flat and about 600 or 1000 feet wide. It
was about 300 ft above the water. Source
States he saw port holes in the object
emitting blue gas.

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10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 1). COMMENTS

After a careful check it was found
that nothing unusual hud been ai ghted
by any radar unit, person or other source
in that vicinity at that time. An ob
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE

WASHINGTON 28, D.C. U NCLASSIFIED

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$0 APR 1958

MEMORANDUM FOR ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF, INTELLIGENCE, USAF
SUBJECT: Transmittal of Information

1. Transmitted is information considered of interest to
your office. The inclosure is for your retention.

2. Remarks - This Diroctorate has no previous information
on BENNETT.

Gaul AG ney USAF
1 Inel Le .MOORE, Lt Cofenel, USAF

Ltr FBI, Dallas, 27 Mar 58,\Chief, Sabotage and Espionage Branch
w/1 Incl ounterintelligence Division

torate of Special Investigations
The Inspector General |

a UPON WITHDRAWAL OF THE INCLOSURES,
THE CLASSIFICATION ON THIS CORRE-

SPONDENCE WILL BE CANCELLED.

Federal Burean of Investigation
Untted States Department of Justice

IM REPLY, PLEASE REFER TO 12th Floor, 111) Comnarce

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March 27, 2)

Lt. Gol. John W. Parreli
District Commander
Offiee of Special Investigations
Carswell Air Porce Base
Port Worth, Texas

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GUAM, September, 19503
DAVIN HUGH SS ae ZY INFO 'MANT

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allas, texas, RI 2-88):5,
letter dated January 2), 1958, advised he had some informa-
tion he desired to report. Upon being ted, he advised an
agent of this office that in Sepvenver, \ 1950) near Agana, Guan,
he observed @n unidentified flying object st off the shore
of that island. He stated it was cirouler, flat, and about 600
or 1000 feet wide.*™ It appeared to be about half a mile from
shore and was about 300 foet above tie surface of ths water.
“Qu «stated tuat a white cloud covered part of the object
and he saw open portholes in the object, fron which blue gas
‘was coming out. He statad he does not know whether the coud
was already there or whether the pas was formed from the fly-
ing objecte .:.

Dear Golonel Parrell:

furnished a hand-drawn sketch of what ho had seen, which
sketch wee drawn up on March 13, 1958, wiile awaiting interview
with the PBI representative.

The above-mentioned sketoh is enclosed herewith for your in-
formation.

stated he returned to Dallas in July, 1950, without ra-
porting thie incident. In aoout 1952, he wrote to the Air
fTeohnical Intelligence Command at a: air base in Ohio, name
not recalied, but he has never hoard from his communication.
About two years ago he again wrote to that agenoy but heard
nothing.

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During the interview, amigas mentione: that he ¢s £11 and
that deobvere have told him that “about 75 percent of hin vie

tality" is8 now gone. Seemann toed he interpreted thet to
mean that he is threeefourths datd. He furthsr conmented

that he is pomge 1 the impresaion that ne>rle are eonstantly
"stalking” him.

The Dallas office han no additional identifying data eone
eerning Bennett. ,

Phe above ie furnished for your information.

Very truly yours,

E.L. BOYLE |
Special Agent in Charge

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1. The following findings and conclusions of this Center are submitted to
assist you in preparing a reply either to the FBI or directly to Source:

a; There is no report of any UFO or unusual airborne object from

| Guam for any day in September 1950p in=feety-nene-fucnaluguet-er-SetoverOF “TiHat
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b, To be able to give details of small rivets, portholes and other
minute details of the large space ship sketched for the FBI, supposes that Source
must have observed the alleged UFO for some lengthy period of time.

c, An object 600-1000 feet in diameter would certainly have been
noticed by many units or persons, airborne or on the ground, and certainly would
have been picked up by radar, No radar or other reports,

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AFHQ Form 0-86 dtd 27 May 58, Subj: UFO Report Submitted by FBI - Mr, D, H.
Bennett, Dallas, Texas (Cont'd)

a, Although an Air Force Command was on the island, we question
the reason why Source waited two t} years before reporting the incident to the
Air Force, and again (now) eight (8) years later,

e, ATIC files do not indicate any correspondence or report under
‘dndividuals name,

f. Based on many similar reports and cases, we are of the opinion
that Source is somewhat of an eccentric (note agents report: "someone
stalking him," and inference of "three-fourths dead"), and with strong suggest-
ions of being a publicity seeker,

2. Due to the many varied and odd cloud formations found over the Pacific,
numerous UFO reports have been received from that area, It is possible that
Source may have observed a rare form known as a “lenticular -alto cumulous",
with the alleged sighting reported as described as result of an over-active
imagination, desire for publicity or other reasons,

’ 3, A photograph of a lenticular - alto cumulous is attached,

4, The overall classification of this correspondence is CONFIDENTIAL)

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= sport Or, file), which caught up with him in a ballpark where it knocked him

jus, Other than that he is categorized es a persistent, but harmless

io Fithis office, Unreliability as a Source is obvious.

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& June 1958

Dear — ae
2h January 1958 report by Me. i
pees concerning an unidentified flying t seen

on Guam in September 1950 has been referred to this
office for reply.

. There are no reports fran Guam of UFO's in
September 1950. Also, an object of this reported
size would have been seen by many persons or have
been observed by radar. There are no radar or
other reports concerning this object.

Sincerely ’

LAWRENCE J. TACKER

Major, USAF

Executive Officer

Public Information Division
Office of Information Services

Mr. E. Le Boyle

Federal Bureau of Investigation
U. S. Department of Justice
12th Floor, 1114 Commerce
Dallas 2, Texas

April 21-59

Dear Sir <«

It might interest you to know that since the Guam sighting I have
been shot with the rings about fifty times. As the report from the shot
comes after the blackout I did not hear them and thought that I was suffering
from some physical debility. As the incident in the park had exactly the
same results (momentary blackout) I now know the real source.

On one occassion on Guam my car was completely off the road when I
came to. Either they had given me a stronger charge or the ship was closer
to ms. I was unconcious at least five seconds. I reported this to my

boss E. A. Fitzgerald of Denver, Col. and he can verify the above state-
ment.

After this incident they reverted back to the weaker shots so I
doubt that they were trying to do me any harm. The only disconcerting
thing about the whole business is that the attack always came when I
was on either a curve or a mountain road = but that could be coincidence.

I believe that these ‘people’ are here on a friendly exploration -
observation trip and will not leave without contacting us and establishing
some sort of a relationship. If they are unfriendly and bent on conquest
they will not want to contact us until the fire-works begin. The only

way to ascertain their motive is to attempt a contact - and I suggest
just that.

They know me and know that I am conditioned to the fact that they
exist therefore I suggest that Qggget and myself drive to som isolated
spot in the country, preferably Alaska, where I will try for a complete
contact. I chose GWE to go with me because he appears to have a good
grasp of the situation and also to have the necessary guts. He will not
be in on the finale but I will need some one within fifty miles of me
to whom I can relay information - if I get any.

I shudder when I think of what will happen if we do not attempt this
contact and the Russians succeed in making one. Typeir leaders know as
well as we do that these ‘people’ exist. At present we have the advan-
tage but if these (the 'People') really want to contact the human race

they will not too long on me and will probably take their to some other
part of the globe.

In closing I might say that nothing will be accomplished with you
hiding under the bed and me spoon-feeding information to ym. The security
of the country is in danger and the situation calls for direct and
positive action.

Sincerely,
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4Ehe/Maj R. I< yéiend/ac/69216/Blag 263

1. The inclosed correspondence is the latest of many contacts which the Air
Force has had with Mr « This individual has submitted letters and
reports to the Air Force since 1950, and they have all been concerned with a space
craft which has been following him around.

2. The general claims of the source are as follows:
ae The so-called flying saucer has been following him around since 1950.
be. The so-called flying saucers are inhabited.

ec. The weapon used by these space travelers is a "stunning ray® of some
type which assumes an annular shape when fired.

ad. That for some unknown reason they have selected him (Mr. “ggg as a
contact or guinea pig, and have stunned him with the ray some 50 times.

he. It appears that this source is either perpetrating a hoax for a joke or a
more underhanded reason, or is a person in need of medical care.

5~-: The ATIC conclusion is that this report and the previous claims of Mr.

ee ere hoaxes.

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6. It is suggested that in your reply to Mr. you inform
him that the information which he reported is in the 8 of the
proper Air Force department for analysis. Mr. QQ8BBMB should also be
informed that to date the Air Force has not found any positive evidence
of the existence of interplanetary vehicles of any type; nor have any
of the phenomena or objects reported and identified proved to be any=
thing but man made items or natural phenomena, not hostile and danger-
ous except in ways which we understand and know (i.e. meteors and

aircraft).
Aetaulow (2
1 Incl: Fad H. K. GILBERT
Cy ltr dta Colonel, USAF
21 Apr 59 AFCIN-LE
fr D. He. Bennet
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27 May 1959

Dear Mr gor

Your letter of 21 April addressed to Wright-Patterson Air
Force Base has been referred to this office to reply.

I am sure that you are avare that the U.S. Air Force is
charged with the responsibility of investipating and anm:'vzing
all cases of wmidentified flying object sightings. Further,
it is, and has been, the policy of the Air Force to inform
the public, throvgh the media of the press, all we learn in
pursuit of this program. 3

To date the Air Force has, in our investigation or many
cases, uncovered no physical evidence which would indicate the
~resence of any extm-terrestrial space vehicles and/or beings,
nor has there been any evidence that unidentified fiying cbjects
constitute any threat or danger other than the remote pousibility
of being struck by a meteorite, etc.

For ymu information, I am inclosing the latest Depariment

of Defense fact sheets on this subject. They piainiy suite the
Air Force position on this mtter.

Sincerely,

Inel = 3 LAWRENCE J. TACKER
Major, USAF
Executive Officer
Public Inforrmtion Division
Office of Information Services

Mo. Invid !I. Bennet
1420 Pocnhontas
Dollses, Texas