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Unidentified Aerial Objects, Goorgia : Py
AREA REPORTED ON rom Are Intellizence Division, Ho LATS
US (Georgia) Andrews AF Vase, ‘iashington 25, D. C.
DATE OF DATE OF INFORMATION EVALUATION
26 January 1951 — 14 Novenber 1950 Unevaluated |
PREPARED BY ( ) SOURCE
Percy E, Sutton, Captain, USAF Documentary _
REFERENCES (Control number, directive, previous report, ee., as applicable)
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The Security Officer, 181th AACS Group, LIATS, Robins Air Force Base, Georgia,
has forwarded the following report of the sirhting of unidentified aerial objects.
The report was extracted from the 14 November 1950 edition of the Atlanta Constitution.
"Plying Saucers, The first ‘flying saucers' to be sirhted in Rome, Geor-iz,
came Monday, November 1950, when reports to the Rome News - Tribune
revealed that five persons saw two of the strange discs at about 2:30 Pi. |
All five, including the Russell Field Airport Llianager and a U.S. eather ‘* |
Observer, stated that they plainly saw the discs. They said they spotted
the strange objects about 2:30 FU at the same time that an Air Force AT-6
training plane 'buzzed' the Russell Field runway. The discs were in sirht
for several minutes before they disappeared, one to the north and one to
the northeast. One dropped toward the field and then climbed away, the
group said. Their altitude and size was impossible to estimate, they
Said. Eastern Air Lines planes were alerted to watch for the saucers,"
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