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1. DATE 17 EN MEXICO a Was Bailoon Bailoon
KIRTLAND Prabably Balloon
30 Jul 52 0 Passibiy
4... TYPS OF OBSERVATION Was Aircraft
3.DATE-TIMFGROUP GroundVisuat Ground-Radar Dn Prabably Areraf
Local 30/2315MST Possibly Accralr
CAinVisual Airinterespt Rador 10 00 Was Asmonamical
GMT_31/06153 SOURCE Probebly Astrnomical
5. PHOTOS 5. OansiblyAsrmnomicrt
0Y*s 16 yr old boy Grhe-
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Circular, bright white objeet traveled into
to W at different speeds disappearing
clouds after 30 seconds observation. Director 30
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Maxwell AFB, Alabaina ATTN: Archivs Sranch Acrospeca Stydies Inst K243.6012-
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(6) WEATHER: O1
T: 2900 FEET 1 KN, 49Ca FEET
100 DEGREES 5 KN, 6010 FEET EGREES
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(7) NONE
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(S)NONE
(10) 8F- AREA TRAINING
FLIGHTS. AIRCRAFT
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CA an Two other obgervers wer• members of the tower orew, with two
month operators. The fourth observer was NCOIC of AACS facilities at
Me olai vious sightings of unidentified flying objeats
6 At time winds 30,000 were
scattered at 28,ooo feet, viaibility was 15 miles plus, te emperatur sur-
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DISTRIBUTION BY CRIGINATOR
Director of Intelligence, Headquarters USAF, Washington 25, D. C.
Chief, Air Technieal Center, ArTN: ATIM-2C, Wright-Patteraon AFB, Chio

this phenomenon wasa rovolving spherical mass similar to, but larger
thar, a star rhose co).ors alternately changed light blue to amber
and red. ere wnn ro sound coming from rection. and no trails
were obeerv The objest, definitely itional type of air-
craft, he swaying motion similar to endulum.
Its motiom covered an angle of approximately fifteen (15) degrses It
was still in ooation 3t hours which I left
my poste
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JEDWP/AIR TECH INTELLIGENCE CEN WRIGHT
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FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS SUBMITTED:
1. FLYING OBJECT WAS SIGHTED AT MAXWELL AFB, ALABAMA CONTROL TOWER
IT APPROXIMATELY 23IAC NOURS, 30 JULY 1953. OSJECT APPEARED ROUND
AND THE SIZE OF A PENCIL KEAD• THERE JAS ONLY ONE OBJECT, CHANGING
FROM WHITE TO RED. AND MAKING NO SOUND. NOVEMENT WAS IN A STRAIGHT
LINE, SOMETINES STOPPING AID STARTING AGAIN. MADE GRADUAL DIS-
MEPEARANCE TAO SIGHT. .
2. LENGTH OF SIGHTING G VAS APPROXINATELY TEN HIINUTES.
. OBJECT WAS SEEN

wiea for ataly tem
10miate & desoription I aould follows.
It looked lling suspended.
the whitoe
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CONTROL TOWER.
40 OBSERVER WAS LOCATED IN CONTROL TOUER (32 DEGREES 23' N B5 DE-
GREES 22' W), FAGING WEST. OBJECT TRAVELED SE TO NW, APPROXIMATELY
25 MILES FRON OBSERVER, AND AT ESTIMATED ALTITUDE OF SZ,GOD FEET.
3. OBSERVERS WAS CHIEF OF TOWER CREN WITH 13 MONTHS EXPERIENCE
AS TOWER POERATOR. THREE WITNESSES CONFIRMED THE SIGHTING.
3. WERE SCATTERED CLOUDS AT 23,G2O', V MILES PLUS,
AND WINDS 7O DEGREES AT
. NONE
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was first- sighted at azimmth of 3350 (43)
miles distant. The sise of the targat estinatad inately
that of a.
3. During the od observation. seen travel
in a general southerly direction for a distance of one (1) mila; a maneuver
which.involved l.two (2) mimates. It remained Iin a near statioary position
for four (4) minutes. The objeet then began ry slow movenent north for
an oprorimate period of three (3) mimutes where it again assumed 2 station-
ary posi tion for two(2) nimtes, then disappeared comple taly. The target
reappeared appraxima taly three (3) minutes later and began a more rapid
movement in nartherly dire etion for approximately fifty (50) miles (from
CPS-5 eat which point it disappeared from the PPI scope. The near-
est estimate rate of speed was forty-five fifty (50) miles

13. Location of ly
Observeri
Locations Appr
abjeati
ion of -
Distance:
ohserver.
Dirootion: imuth of 335
Altituder Not determined. No pr on
the AN/cre-5 at time of sighting.
14. Information e••:
Observer:
the diald of electronies.
with more than thred ad
years Tsam Chior.

(3 Vinel and Eleetron
(5) Observers relfability s considered good.
(6) Unicnow
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(8)
(9) Unknown
(10) Uniciows
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Not app]
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of Mirty (50
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17. Mxistemoe of phy ••
Nogatire
18. Interee
Astion eertaiy sighted objeet could
have been a froight train on the Illineis Camtral Railroad whose
traek liee in immediate proxinity to aa rom site
of radar set (8e Baslemure 1 herete)..
2LI S. FONLER,
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714 acta
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the two torer operators to scan the azimuth of 3300 to 3h0o wi th binocu-
lars to ascertain if they could sight any object or
Only was sighted.
otaw

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11:00 thr oklyn.
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azimuth of Jhso at f r (50) mi1es 3time lost was
approximately 0010, CST 31 July tigation initi-
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Zebra: 370555
WAS C4 10s CNo
Naked Eye
Binoculars
Telescope
Theodolito
5. WAS DAR? 10S
By One Sot
set By Two Sets
By Thrae Sets
WAS OM THE AIR? Yos ENO
A/C Obaerved Object
[lIntercoption Attempted
No Intercopt Attemptod
7. WORE PT Yes
A/C Scrambled
Visual Contact Made
CMI Contact Made
ZiNO Contact Mado
8. LON AT ANY TIMO? 2 Yes
CTNormal
ClViolent
9.1 12 N Blinking
] Stondy 1 Stondy =
10. LENGT 10. I HT IT L11-15 L71-15 Seconds
Hinutes
[4Over 10 Mnutes [ Over 10 Mnutes
I1. REPORTING I1. REPORTING AGENCY AGENCY (Unit (Unit Number and Lailing Mailing Address
Whing Intillgce ofie Intelligence KeelwAFB,
Wring
II. ASTRONOMICAL DATA
NUTED?
Nonr
1. DID OBJECT APPEAR TO ARCH DOWNNARD? L Yes No
L. DID OBJECT HAVE A TAIL? !! Yes No
15. DID OBJECT APPEAR TO DISINTEGRATE? I'lYes C No
16. TIME OF SIGHTING RELATIVE TO SUNRISE SUNSET Data From Air Almanac)
CNight
Day
C Sunrise
ClSunset
3 III. AIRCRAFT DATA
27.WE TED IN D Yes 12No
"lOne Aireraft
Nore Than One Alreraf:
en 7No
19.WERE Yes COrNo
U.TAS CN? Yes CINo
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pressure temperature
85F., de surfaca th-southeast
4 knots, ting 30.01 inohas
SOC- 12
miles, ature
827., dew point.74 im. Itimeter
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7,000 60,000
8,000 5 1030 65,000
9,000 70,000
10,000 10 180 75,000
12,000 10 160 80,000
14,000 10 160 85,000
16,000 10 120 90,000
18,000 95,000
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V. EVALUATION
SOURCE3 22. DETAILS OF REPORT:
Excellent C Good
Good Fair
Fair C Poor
Poor Evaluate
Unreliable
Extremely Doubtful
Hoax
Was Balloon Was Astronomical
Balloon Probably Astronomical
Possibly Balloon Poasibly Actevnourical
Was Airoraft Otherr
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1 (S) JEATHER AT TIME OF SIGHTING WAS A HIGA TAIN OVERCAST PD WINDS
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KNOTS C 26200 KNOTS PD
( (7) ONE F-3S ON A TEST HOP 1I308 AND 3002D FT
IN LIMIEDIATE AREA PD .
(0) NONE
(O) HONE
( (10) TNO IN THE AREA AND AREA PD.
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JEDEMCG ENT AFB COLORADO I
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HOUSES IN THE AREA PD
(2. JSJEOT SIGHTED AT ROXIMATELY ONE
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16086 FT 189 DEG AT 17KNOTS CMA 20000 FT 18D DEG AT 22 KNOTS PD
77/ ONE F-B6 ON A TEST HOP CMA FLYI BETWEEN 23009 AND 3000D FT
IN IMMEDIATE AREA PD
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(Circle One) Yes No
IF you answered YES, then how for feet.
information about yourself:
NAME Last Name
ADDRESS 9 OH10
Straet Ciry Zone State
TELEC
RESEARCH CHE BATTEULE HEMORIAL
What is your present job?
Ag0 38 Sex_ n -
nal training that you have had.
a. Grade school ... Technical school
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(Circle One) (Yega No
their naines and addresses:
#10
POSSIBLY BY U.S. NAUY.
AND ONE OF THE OBJECTS TO
PPETENTATICN DFATHIN EDE .7O LINE OE SIGHT. BEST
UIEM OF GETS 1045 BT TEFLECPION WREN 08JS0
BRIGPLY PAUSED nEFIE COURIE.

33. In the following larger sketch pluce an position the
position when you last saw it. Refer to smaller sketch as an exampls of how to complete the larger sketch.
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a. North c. East . South g. West
b. Northeast f. Southwest- h. Northwsst
28.2 How fast were you moving? miles per hour.
(Circle One) Yes No
20 What dicoet 1Ciccl0 Oca)
b. From horizon. i degrees.
31.2 When it disappeared: (3)
a. From true Morth degrees.
b. From horison _. 42degrees. (2)

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18.The edges of the object were:
(Circle One): a. Fuzzy or blurred Other _.
b. Lihs  bright.star
c. Sharply outined
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ATTN: ATIAA - 2c
Wright-Patt ass
Ohio
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l. Air Intelligence Information August
L 200-5, dated April 1952. yar
Requi
quarters.
3. One information copy repar been R
Director
FOR THE COMM ENERAL:
Aaies a.Maitin
JAMES F MARTIN
4 Inel Major, USAF
diutns

feet.
22. in the hand
and at about arm's length?
(Circie Ona): a. Haad of a pin g. Silver dollar
b. Poa h. Baseball .
c. Dima i. Grapefruit
d. Nickel i. Basketball
, Quarter k. Other_
. Half dallar
owing to indic
a. Certain c. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain d. Uncertain
23. How did the abject or objects disappear from view? AFTER REVERSINE COURSE
SGE ABOUE) ONE OBJECT VANISHED, BUT THE OTHER -
WAs CIAHT

as DOS
Please try to ans you possibly can. The information that you give will
be used for garded as confidential material. Your name will not
be used in connection with any statement conciusions without your permission.
We request this ersonalinformation so that, if it eemed necessar contact you for
further details.
.When did you see the object? 6 08 ±2
2. Time of day: -- Minutes
31 July 1952 Hour
Day Monch Year (Circle One): A.M. 8 P.M)
3. Time zone:
(Circle One):(a. Eastara (Circle One): aylight Saving
b. Cantral b. Standard
C. Mountain T
d. Pacific
e. Other _
4. Where were you when you saw the object?
COLUMBUS OHIO
Nearest Postai Aidress City or Town Stare or Country
Additional remarks: IN BACK YARD AT ABOVE ADDPOSS
(Circle Ona): a. Bright daylight d. Just a tracs of daylight
b..Dull dayhight e. No frace of daylight
c. Bright twilight Don't remember 2-3719-7
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the object?
(Circle Onel: a. I In front of you d. To your leit
a in back of you 4. Overnead
c. To your righr F. Don't remember
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MOON?
8.1 STARS (Circle One): 8.2 MOON (Circle One):
a. None a. Bright moonlight
b. A few b. Dull moonlight
c. Many c. No moonlight - pitch dark
d. Don't remember d. Don't remember
(Circle One): a. Yes b. No c. Don't remember
0. IF it was BR ile headlight?:
(Circle One) a. A mile or more away (a distant car)?
b. Several blocks away?
c. A block away?
d. Several yards away? FED
e. Other
1.Did the abject: (Circle One for each question)
a. Appear to stand still at any time? No Don't Know
b. Suddenly speed up and rush away at any time? No Don't Know
c. Break up into parts or explode? Yes Don't Know
d. Give off smoke? Yes Don't Know
. Change brightness? Yes Don't Know
f. Change shape? Yes Don't Know
g. Flicker, throb, or puisute? Yes Don't Know
(Circle One): Yes No Don't Know. IF you answer en tell what
it moved behind: _
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1. Did the object .
(Circle One): Yes No Don't Know. IF you answer ES, than tell what
it moved in front of:
(Circle One): a. Solidy b. Transporent? c. Don't Know.
1.Did you obsarve the object through any of fallowing?
a. Eyeglasses Yes No e. Binoculars No
b. Sun glasses No f. Telescope Yes
c. Windshield No g. Theodolite Yes NES
1. Window glass Yes No h. Other NAKED "EYE

Constallation About 25 Milos AWE
Lockheed
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2 1 Small Lights Undorneath
Appeared to be Roflected
41 Glowing orb Light From Within Objeet
3200 color on Either Its Self or
*1* Something Underneath
2 about 4 minutes and slouly
an orbit about 4 milos acrose
200 K occasiona
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AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
FROM LAgmCg) REPORT NO.
Zhth Air Division (Def.) R/A PAGE 1
(2) Shepos "egative
S1LOt Negative 8
Colors egative K
Numberk Or 3 -
Formaticns Negative
TraiLor Exbausti Negative
Propulsion Systemt  Negative
Regative
ob jeet wao liks a bright Iigit and the 1j ght
seced:tc aheyde floating At.tines, it seomed
boumce lik a rubber-baIl.
Kammer of disappearances Faded out to tbe South-
Umvsun I Featuresa At one time approrinetely 7 or.8 graller lights
could-be.seon.
(2) c014st 30 July 1952, observed.for about 45 mlmutes.
(3) Visu( object wes picked up on Redar.)
(4) 76gth Ld nd V Squadron, Continental Divide, New Meriec.
(5) Observer roliability i considersd good.
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PropulsioniNegatira.
SpeedryNogative
Soundt-Negative
Man edeto. be spiming arounid.
Mannor of disappaarancet Faded cut. a
(2) C015 NST.30. July 1952.
(4)- 7égeh Ac and v Squndron, Continewtal Divide, New Hexico.
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SEVEN NINE_DEGREES AMC
SURFACE WIND W. DASH EIGNT KUOTS CMA TWO THCUSAND DASH TWO FIVE ZERO
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FM CG 35TH ADIV DEF DOBBINS AFB GA.
TO JEPHQUXDIR OF INTEL, HQ USAF WASH 25, D.C.
JEDWP/AIR TI ECH INTEL CENT WRIGHT-PAT HTC
JEDEN/CG ENT AFB COLORADO
RECEIVED A REFORT FROM AF 4399 A T-33 IFR FLIGHT PLAN AT 40,O0D FT.
REPORTED AT 2I55 EST IN THE VICINITY OF SPARTANSEURG. REPORTED OVER
SPARTANSDURG AT 2148 EST-ENROUTE TO WARNER ROBBINS AFB. HE SIGHTED TC
AT42,20D FT PARALELLING COURSE 22D DEGREES. OBJECT APPEARED TO
CHANGE ALT ITUDE 2,000
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PP JEPHQ JEDWP 31
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FB OHIO FB OHIO (
CITE COC-1328 XREFERENCE TO 1027/
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AF 4399 PD PILOT CLAIMED HE WAS ADVISED BY SPARTANSBURG RADIO TO
LOOK FOR OBJECTS IN VICINITY OF ATLANTA• WHEN HE FIRST SPOTTED
OBJECT IT APPEARED TO BE ABOUT 40 MILES W OF ATLANTA PARALLELING
HIS COURSE OF 220 DEGREES• PILOT WAS AT 40,300 FEET AND SIGHTED (
OBJECT AT 42,300 FEET WHICH APPEARED TO CHANGE ALTITUDE 2000 FEET
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INTERMITTENTLY. THEN CHANGING COLOR BLUE TO AMBER BACK TO BLUE AT
APPEARING T HIM AND AND
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JEDEN/CG ADC ENT AFB COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO
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DB 06 .
HAD OBJECT IN SIGHT FOR APPROXIMATELY
10 MINUTES• WHEN PILOT WAS IN VICINITY OF MACON HE AGAIN NOTICED .
OBJECT TO THE NORTH AND WENT BACK AFTER IT. IT WAS NORTH OF ATLANTA (
WHEN HE SAW IT LAST. DURING HIS LAST MOMENTS OF OBSERVATION THE
FOLLOWING WAS OBSERVEDJA FLASH OF RED APPEARED", THE OBJECT STARTED
FAST RATE OF SPEED THEN THE OBJECT APPEARED TO BREAK UP INTO A
CLUSTER, THEN THE PILOT TURNED SOUTHWARD TO ROBBINS AGAIN. WHEN
HEADING BACK TO ROBSINS AFB AN AMBER STREAK WENT BY ON HIS LEFT AT
A 20 DEGREE CLIMB AT A TERRIFFIC RATE OF SPEED• PILOT ADDED: WHEN
ON NW HEADING TO ATLANTA OBJECT APPEARED BLUE. ON SOUTH EAST HEADING C
PT O ROBBINS OBJECT APPEARED AMBER IN COLOR. PILOTS NAME
- IST LT NUMEROUS THUNDERSTORMS IN AREA AT
CADQUARTER UNABLE GET ANY
RADAR DATA ON INCIDENT. L
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30th 7 1952
Day Month Year
SECTION B
6. 'What vere you dolng at the time you the object? Sitting by the
kitch en tabl Le faeing south and
up into th thrn west window.
6.1 What had you doing for the 30 minutes before you
object? Try to list the activity or activities, and the
approxinate amount of time spent on each.
Ordinary routine household and garden duties.
sper
7.2 How fast were you moving? ? miles per hour,
3 (Just walked fast nt door and out on lawn).
eyou were ing at the object?
(Oirale Ye3 Hg .

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INFO JEDWP/AIR TECH INTELL CENTER W-PATT
JEDEN/CG ENT AFB COLORADO SPRINGS COLO
JWPNL/CG
ONE CMA AERODYNAMIC FEATURES NOT DISCERNIBLE CMA NO TRAIL OR EXHAUST
CMA PROPULSION SYSTEM UNKNOUN CMA ESTREME SPEED CMA NO SOUND CMA VERY
-ARATIC COURSE CMA DISAPPEARED INTO CLOUDS PD
121 231S MST CMA 30 PD
131 VISUAL PD
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LOCATION OF OBJECT WAS SOUTH SIDE CITY OF LOW 1003358 7-3762-7
ALTITUDE AND NOVING FORM EAST TO WEST PD
131 OBSERVER STATES THAT NE IS
NIGHT AND DAY PD
151 18,000 SCATTERED CMA L
WANDS-SCLN--18, EOO-WIP-DEG INOTS
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a, Eastern d. Pacific
Gentral e. Other
Mountain
Daylight Saving
Standard .
1.4 following to indicate A cAl are
the above question l.2:
4 Certain c. Not very sure
b. In a car 8. At sea
c. Outdoors f. Other
aftrwerds 325
3.1 Were you: outdoors
In the businass section of a city?
* In the residential section
a In open countryside?
c.
d, Flying near an airfield?
0. Flying over a oity?
1 E.. Flying over
g. Other

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SECTION C
12. Estimate bject? 5
Hours 3 Minutes Seconds
12.1 Circle one of the follcwing to
your answer to Question 12:
a Certain o. Not very sure
Fairly sure d. Just a guess
13. Did the objeot look: (Circle One) Solid or Transparent?
14. Di
(Circle Cne for each question)
14.1 Chang direction? Yes No Don't know
14.2 Change speed? es Don't know
14.3 Change size? es Don't know
14.4 Change color? les Don't know
14.5 Break up into parts or
exolode? Yes Don't know
14.6 Give off smoke? Yes Don't know
14.7 Chanee brightness? Yes Don't knew
148 E1daken
.

a.
following indicate hcw certa
8.2 Circle one of questions. (8 and 3.
your annuer
Certain c. Not very sure
b, Fairly certain
9. Were you weari:g
(Yes) or m
10. How was the objeet seen?
glass 8. Through theodolite
a. Through window Through sun glasses
Through windshield 2.
. Thr ough binoculars g. Through open space
.
.

18.1 Move behind something? (Circle One) - Yes No Don't know
- S behind. 8
large cloud
18.2 1
13.3 Blend with the background? (Circle One) Yea Don't know
19. Which of the following objects Lze as the
object you saw? (Circle One):
a. Pea f. Automobile
b. Bareball g Small airplane
c. Baaketball h. Large airplane
d. Bioycle wheel i. Dirigible
8. Office desk j.. Other lst appeared coming down as
about 4 inches wide, and changed to going horizo y it apneared in
size, in 19.1 Circle following to indicate hcw certain you are distance
of your ans Question 19. likea clothes line.
B. Gradually d. Don't remember
..
.

Horizon
Your ey
23. In the follcwang In the follawang sketch place an the object was
when you fir when you fi it, and a "E it, and a "I when you last saw it. you last saw it.
Overhead
Horizon
Your eye
24. Draw a pieture that will show the motion that the object made. Place
beginning of its path and a "B" at the end of its path.
Blue Sky
West .
Trail
↓ Clear Blue Sky
→
White Cloud Trsil as above traveled
(gragich towerd east toward Southeast but appesred
Gide ofit). bo be hoving more Bast thun South.
.

#3. Because we
window in home where we first saw
hurriedly out of tha house (which faces to the south and watched on the
front lawm until abeve trees and in distance ir the southeast it
was lost to our sigat.
ever
14.3 Coming down foahes wide. not
end sideways Southeastward like a over an inch
to eyeei ght by comparison.

SECTION E .
26. Was this the firat time that ike this?
(Circla One):(les No
26.1 IF ditions
did you
.
27. what do you think ths object was and what might have
caused it? not know. I first wondered it some thing
directed to enemy
desired to effect sabbatog war
28, Give the following information abou
Last lame First Middle Name
ADDRES Duluti 3-
City Zone
TELEPHONE NUMBER R 3-5291
What is your I Housewifa
Age
Sex Z0ald
Last School Attended Resmussen Business College.St
school 1920

Paze 96
Reference :
SucTiIou 6, Your Pz.5, #15.1. The movement appeared to zo down into
or behind a large cloud seneath it and I wondered if it wold apnear
acain in the bine sry beneath it as we watched but instead it came
out leaving a much narrower appearing trail out fromthe south east
end of the cloud. |

#20. 1 ‘Though the trail was many feet above the earth, yet I am not
abvle to judge how many hundreds of feet hich.

I felt hesitant to report the movement for possibly our
Government authorities might be fully aware of this om I would not
went to hinder or trmble with a trifle and yet [I reesoned that if
they knew #11 @bout it there should not be any harm done in repor ting
ana 36 I immediately 'phoned lest no one in authority could have seen
4% from where they were and,therefore,misht oe wisdom to follow it up
to datermine if it were something that wis, or ws not, according tacir

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Then, becaume traes acroes the street
the southea t mn angls o atout 35 at 3:26,
The whito tmdlk but rather faded
out slowly fs - moved southeestvard,
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ATTN: ATIAA - 2c
Wright-Pattorson Air ae
Ohio
1. Air Intelligence Information Reports, dated 1 August C
submitted in compliance L 200-5, dated 29 April 1952.
2.1 Required ead-
quarters.
.
3. One information copy 8 of this report hee been. -
of Intelligence, Headquart
FOR THE COMMANDING ENERAL:
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INT 414 FLYOBRPT. ONE SMALL WHIRLING OBJECT
LEAVING PUFFY TRAIL TRAVELLING SLOW, NO SOUND, DOWNWARD TO S.E.
L RELIABILITY OF WITNESS (MRS RALPH E BROWN, 109 E VAN KATO, DULUTH)
CANNOT BE JUDGED, NO EXPERIENCE IN AERONAUTICAL FIELD. WEATHER BROKEN
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(Cirola Daylight t Saving
Standard
1.4 Cirela ane of following to indicate how
of your seswer the above question 1.2:
Certain . Not very sure
2. Flying over a city?
2. Flying over
Other
.

rorv San Hougton, Texas
Dear Sir:
Lour recent report of unidentified aerial phenomena has been
raceived by the ,Ar Teehnieal Intelligence Center. Inolosed is a
questionnaire, which, when completed by you and returned in the
inclosed, self-addrensed envelope, will aid in standardiaing the
- data and will pre aplete record
Iour inter n the matter spirited
appreciated.
Sincerely urs,
:

c. East g. West
d. Southeast 5 Northwest
8.2 Circle one of following to indicate how certai of
@ Certain c. Not very sure 4
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
9. object? (Circle One):
Yes a N
10. How was the objent seen?
(Cirele One): a. window glass 3. Through theodolite
be Through windahiold Through 9999 plasaes
the objeet?
11.1 CLOUDs (Cirele One) 11.3 WEATHER R (Circle One)
@ Clear sky Dry
b. Hazy b. lizht rain
o, Scattered clouds c. Mederate or heavy rain
d. Thick or heavy clouds d. Snow
9, Don't remember a. Don't remember
11,2 WID (Circle One) 11.4
No wind a. Cold
Slight breese Cool
c. Strong vind 5. Warm
d. Don't renember de Hot.
e. Don't remember
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1952
Month Year
SECTION B
ject?
L
6.1 What had been doing for the 30 minutes the
object? Try to list the activity or activities, and the
Myei wasd2 re a+ Iu
(Cirels One): a. North e. South
s. Northeast - e. Southwest
. e. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
7.2 How fast were you moving?
he object?
. (Oirele One): Eas
.

SECTION C
object? TwO I 30
Hours Minutes Seconds
12.1 following to of
a. Certain c. Not very sure
Fairly sure d. Just a guess
13. Did the otjeot look: (Cirole One) (Solid or Transparent?
14. Di
(Circla One for each question)
14.1 Change dirsction? Yea Don't know
14.2 Change speed? Yes N Don't know
14.3 Change size? Yes No Don't know
14.4 Changa color? Yes Don't know
14.5 Break up into parts or
explalo? Yes Don't kncw
14.6 Give or? smoke? Yes Don't knew
14.7 Chonge nesa? Don!t kncy
.
.
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13. Did the object at any time!
N Den't know
behind.
18.2 1 Don't know
-
18.3 Blend with the background? (Circle One) Les Don't know
19. Which of the objects
object you saw? (Circle One):
a. Pea f. Autonobile
b. Bateball g. Small airplane
a. Baskotball h. Large airplane
d. Bieycle wheel 1. Dirigibls
. Officn desk D Other star
19.1 Circls ore following to
of your nawer to Question 19.
Fairly certain d. Just a guess .
: 21. How did the object disappear - SN
Suddenly e. Other
57 Gradually d. Don't ramember
.
.
a
,

26. Was this the firat time hat you
(Cirole One): (Yed No
26.1 NO, th ditions
did you 999 ones?
-
27. In your what might have
caused it? it
MapUS
Aga 25
Sez
Year of last at
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SECTION D
22. In the following sketch, imagine your eye at the point shown. Place an
"A" on the curved line to shcw how high the object was above the horizon
when you first saw it. Place a "B" to show where it was when when you
last saw it.
Overhead
1
Horizon
Your eye
23. In the following sketch place an at the position object was V 3
when you fir saw it, and a " its position when you last saw it.
Overhead
Horizon
.
.

1 Incl: GEORGE
Ltr, lst Lt JONES
Colonn, GS
dtd AC of S, G2
1 Aug 52
Copy nished:
CG, Continental Air Command.

112-PART I C3M
AF FORM
SROVED 1JUNE 1948
COUNTRY (LLAVE BLANK)
United Statee Not Applicable .
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION
SUBJECT
FLYOBAPT
AREA REPORTED ON FROM (Agenacy) hot
Albuquerque, New.Mexico 34th Air Division (Def)
DATE OF REPORT DATE OF INFORMATION EVALUATION
August 1952 31 July 1952
PRIPARED BY (ONCIT) SOURCE
LATHERINE.P. LEWIS,:1st/Lt. USAP Visml
nemd preieus 7GO
SUMMARY: of repart. Gie sighifeaince in fal one sontence paregraph. Lint inelomures as loueer laft. Begin lett of report one Ay Forrn 11s--Purt IJ.)
SUBJECT: FLYOBRFT
In accordenco with AFL 200-5, dated 29 April 1952, Subject: Unidentified
Eying Objects Reporting (Short Titlei. FLYoBRrT), the followinz report of
unidentified flying objectn is submittedr
On 30 July 1952 at appi tely 2517 MST, Jack M. Kecly reported a
tx ange. br cht white object t veling fron east to weet at different epeeds.
The object appeared to be circulnr in shape, apd it had the color and appearance
eely obseryed the object for-about 30 seconds.
The rellability of the obaerver is umknown age of Jrck W. Koely in 15 yeare).
E -
IT MAY
GFNCE. USAP
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"flying saucer." At approximately 2235, facing southwest, he saw an
object moving across the sky at a speed less than that of a jet but
seemingly greater han that of a conventional aireraft. It had no
blinking lights on its wings and no flaming exhaust
of motor, as a hum was heard which seemed to be undred yards behind
the object. Its color was red in distinction to stars, which were
be round. It did not seem to burning, yet th ast a
reddish glow. e flying at an altitude of between 3,000
fter being visible for a period of
about one minute.
Pice,
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A Fora 112 2d Lt, USAP
Asst Ad jutant

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At 1515 mO2.3
was y to investigate a orologieal objeet" in isinity of Preseke
The pilot ports having sighted objeet approrimately 20 to
a 15,000 1 approrimately l5 minutes. Objeet appeared
as a pilet state s a weather balloon approxixately 6 feet
i
was as followe:
5000 f0et
Wind St
Winds alors
50001
10,0001 18 X
15,0001 25 X
20,000 37 K
Tare
Evaluation
Piluds
E. RICHARDS
Cantain ISAP

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(7) None.
(3) Sons.
() Da oon ah lov
(10) Nome

Civilinn
deseribed ne beins 200 Ho farther deeeriptio ot objeet ewiiablee
Unublo to am individwels reartine sirhtink. Meliocopter in grenerel arma
at vmn 7-6,
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Color ite
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Formatr
Man ratio
Mann ancel Disappeared into the clouds.
Othery
2315 MT 30.July 1952
obeervation.
(4) The obeerver ws located on the north side of the city. of Albuquewque
at approximately l06 35 west longitude and 35° north latitude.
(5) Unknowm
(6) 10,000 scattered,25,000.b broken, vioibility 50 miles, windad l0, 0oo
280 at 5 knots, 20,000 260 at 16 knots, 30,000 unknown.
(7) Negative
egative
(crraetct
LEPIOEMCSANVS' EXCEL 3A LHWPOOACAAYE DIKECLUSCE
A MAHOLU-OD H MHOFE CK W SE LER VI LO4CE VOEVCIE L-ONIEED GESCA R SOCHIBLED 3A 1YW
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#PLE HT DOCNWEN COALW? (HLCNWVIOM VELECLIG LHE NLIOMST CELENRE
I

Dayton, Ohio
fiod flying objoct reportel sighted near Monticello and Presque
Maine 30 July 1952.
FOR THE COMMATOI IOG OFFICER:
2 Inols
1. AF Form 112 (f gs) 2nd Lt., USAF
2. Stetement or Ass't Adjutant
Setbom
9685

- JEPSN 69
PNB 444
DEJEPSN 117
FM CO 471ITH DEF WG PRESQUE ISLE AFB ME
TO JEPHQ/DIRECTOR ON INIELL HQ USAF WASHINGTON 25 D C
JEDWP/AIR TECHNICAL INTELL CENTER WRIGHT PATTERSON ATIAA-2:
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AS TO ALTITUDE WAS THAT OBJECT WAS JUST ABOVE CLOUDS WHICH VERE EST-
IMd ILD.SY TAIS BTATION AS SEING SDDS FEET PD AT 1S1S EDT AND 1945
TWO FCYTRC - ILOTE7. 5TH FTR INTCP SO ATTEMPTED INTE
FLYING OBJECT REPORTED -EAS

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FORCE BASE PD PILOTS REPORTED OBJECT TO BE WEATHER BALLOON PD WEATHER
AT. TIME OF REPORT 5O00 FEET SCATTERED 20 MILES VISIBILITY TEMPERATURE 74
.
DEGREES DEW POINT 50 WIND SOUTH WEST NINE KNOTS WINDS ALOFT 5D0D FEET
250 DEGREES 17 KNOTS 10, 00D FEET 200 DEGREES 18 KNOTS 15, 000 FEET 240 -
DEGREES 25 KNOTS 20, 000 FEET 240 DEGREES·37 KNOTS PD EVALUATICN OF CIV-
ILIAN SIGHTING F-6 PR EVALUATION OF PILOTS INTERCEPTION A-2 PD NO EST-
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LIKE OF THE SIGHTING Cy1
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SECTION A
C
Tul 1952 2
1.1 Date: 30th Year
Day
20 (Circle Cne)
Min.
Eastern @ Pacifio
a. 8 Other
b. Contral
o. Mountain
(Cirel Daylight Saving
Standard
following to indicate how ce a are
1.4 Circle one of question 1.2:
of your answer to the above
Certain Not very sure
. a d. Just a guess
Fairly certain
f.
g. Other
1
KOll

6.1 What had you been doing for the 30 minutes s before you saw the
objeot? Try to list the activity or activities, and the
approximate amount of time spent on each.
eexcl site) and
Yes or C.
S
Hr What direetion were you moving?
(Cirele One): a, North 9, South
5. Ncrtheast P. Southwest
o. East B. West
d. Southeast n. Northwest
- ? --_ miles par hour.
ojeet?
(Cirale One): Ead or
.

SECTION C
object? Hinute 30
Hours Seconds
12.1 Circle one of the following to
your answer to Question 12:
a. Certain c. Not very sure -
Fairly sure d. Just a guess
13. Did the object look: (Circle One) Solid or Transparent?
14. D
(Circle
14.1 Change direction? Yes No Don't know
14.2 Change speed? Les No Don't know N
14.3 Change size? Yes NO Don't know
14.4 Change color? Yes No Don't know
14.5 Break up into neel
exnlode? Yes No Don't know
14.6 Give off 3moke? Yes No Don't knew he
14.7 Change brightness? Yes NQ Don't knew Ferad!
1..8
REN

8.1
(Circle One): a. North South
b. Northeast Southwest west)
C. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
8.2 Circle one of llowing to indicate how certain
your ansver to we two questions. (8 and 8.1).
a,) Certain o. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
. (Circle One):
Yes Vision
10. How was the object seen?
(Circle One): a. Through window glass 8. Through theodolite
b. Through windshield f. Through sun glasses
c. Through binoculars g Through open space
a. No wind afmy locatin a. Cold
3 5. Slight bresze b. Cool
o. Strong wind G. Warm
a. Don't remenber d. Hot
8. Don't remamber.
RE4

18.2
20H
rcle One Mo Don't know
18.3 Blend wit
following objects 1a
19. Which
object you saw? (Circle One):
Pea Automobile
a. Small airplane
b. Baseball g.
Baskatball h Large airplane
C. Dirigible
d. Bicyole wheel T
e. Office desk Other —
19.1 Circle one following to
of your answer Question 19. +
Certain c. Not very sure
a d. Uncertain
20.4 Circle one of the following
of your answer to the above questions:
Certain o. Not very sure
2, d. Just a 1233
Fairly certain
21. How did the object di from view?
Suddenly c. Other
(Circle One): d. Don't remember
Gradually Ahicilll
1
.
RE4

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,
SECTION D
22. In the following sketch, imagine your eye at the point shcwn. Place an
"A" on the curved line to show how high the object was above the hcrizon
when you first saw it. Place a "B" to show where it was when when you
last saw it.
A Overhead
Horizon
Your eye
23. In the follcwing sketoh place an " the object was
when you first Gaw it, and a "B' when you last saw it.
Overhead
Sungianf
W. E
N:wif
Af 30g 5 A 2
At 10,000 1o mi wim from SE LacNesq to derve

SECTION E
26. Was this the firat time like this?
(Circle One): No
26.1 IF you aitions
did you 46 les?
27. In your opinion - think
caused it?
ADDRESS 15
City Zone State
TELEPHONE NOM
What is y job? ks1 A
Age Aront
Sex
Last School Attended
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7515 Nerth Fourth
Albuquerque, Nev, Hexioo
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Q. F. MARTORELLI
Majory USAr
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Comnanding General (3 eya) Chief, Air Fechnieal Lnt
Flying Training Air Foree AMTN ATIA-2s (1 ey)
Wade, Texas Wright Patterson AFB, Ohie

aighting Ma8 AD8 dimately fY in duration.
minutes later, and altitude, flying
from the been
the sane
West!
No in
Airerart flving during period of
observation, No airereft Maedill Air Ferce Base, Patrick Air Force
Base, or Ses9brd Naval Afr Str were reported is this area tim of
obeer

was tope of izhest clouds,
which
Obeeaver lived Foroe las stated that,
based s net believe
object airernft:
Weather at
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at Orlando, Florida.
B.E. 7
B. F.
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Reporting offieer
Approveds 31 July 1952.
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JNIDENTTETER OPIO CUER
CMA ORLANDO FLA  OBSR WAS STANDING IN HIS YARD AT ABOVE
ADDRESS CMA FACING W WHEN HE OBSR OBJ COMING FR NW CMA FLY VERY HIGH
AT HIGH RATE OF SPEED IN GENTLE TURN TO RIGHT. OBJ IN SIGHT APPROX 1Z
SECONDS. APPRX 2 MINUTES LATER OBJ OBSR FLY FR SW AT SAME ALT AND SPEED
AS FIRST OBJ. SECOND SIGHTING APPRY 5 SECONDS IN DURATION. APPRX 10
MINUTES LATER CMA OBJ OBSR AT SAME SPEED AND ALT CMA FLY FR NW. OBSR
STATES ALL 3 SIGNTINGS COULD HAVE BEEN SAME OBJ. OBJ WAS EGG SHAPED
CMA ALUNINUM COLORED CMA WITH NO AUDIBLE SOUND AND NO VAPOR TRAIL CMA.
EXHAUST OR PROTUBERANCES VISIBLE. ACFT FR THIS B FLY IN AREA AT TIME-
F SIGITING. MO ACFT FR MACDILL AFB CHA PATRICK AFB OR R SANFORD NAS
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26.1
did you se her ones?
a
27. In your opinion w
caused it?
What is job?
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sth The 1i,zh ed
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Continental Divide,
unconventional flying zhtad. Thi is unit me de @leetrohic
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SECTION D
22. In the following sketch, imagine your eye at the point shown. Place an
"A" on the curved line to show how high the object was above the horizon
when you first saw it. Place a "B" to show where it was when when you
last saw it.
everhead In
Horizon
Your eye
23. the positior the object was
when you fir it, and a " at its position you last sa w it.
Cverhead

Clove
18.2 1 TE
moved in front of.
13.3 E Bland with the background? (Circle One)M Dontthor
19. Which following objects actual size as the
object you saw? (Circle One):
a. Paa f. Automobile
b. Besaball g. Small airplane
G. Baaketball h. Large airplane
d. Bieyele wheel i. Dirigible
1 e. Orfice desk J. Other
19.1 following to
of your answer uestion 19.
Certain Not very sure
20.4 Gircle one of the following to indicate how are
of your answer to above questions:
a, Certain c. Not very surg
b. Fairly certain a. Just a guess
2l. How did the object disappear from view?
BihingIn
(Circle One Suddenly c, Other
b, Gradually d. Don't remember
a

Hours 3 Minutes Seconds
12.1 to
_
a. Certain o. Not very sure
b. Fairly sure d. J Just a guess
13. Did the object look: (Circle One) Solid or
14. Di
14.1 Change direction? Don't know
14.2 Changs Speed? Dor't know
14.3 Chance size? 19191 Don't know
14.4 Change dolor? Dor't know
- 14.5 Break up into parts or
explade? Don't know
14,6 Giva i? smoke? Don'tknow
14.7 Change brightness? Yes Den'tikncw
14.8 Fliewer, throb, or
puiss.e? Yes -Ho Don't know
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(Circle One): a. North 9. South
b. Northeast f. Southwest
C. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
8.2 Circle one of following to indicate how certain
your ansver above two questions. (8 and 8.
o. Not very sure B
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
object? (Circle One):
Yes ar
10. How was the bjeot seen?
A Through window glass e. Through theodolite
b, Through windshield f. Through sun glasses
c. Through binoculars g.
A Througk Othar
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a, Eastern d. Pacific
b. Central 8. Other
c. Mountain
(Circie One): Daylight Saving
Standard
1.4 Circle one of following to indicate how certain y are
of your answer the above question l.2:.
a. Certain x c. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
. E

6. What saw the object?
6.1 What had you been doing for the 30 minutes -
objeot? Try to list the activity or activities, and the
approxi emount of time spent on each.
(Circle One): a. North a. South
b. Northeast f. Southwest
c. East 5. West
d. Southeest h. Northwest
miles per hour. .
ino object?
No
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MILES
NORTH OF JACKSONVILLE CMA FLORIDA AT 0335 EST PD
SIGNED GENTRY END
BB/1109Z JUL JESYQ .
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CEIHEDOVELIE 001
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Orlando, Forida
Dear Mr
Your recent report of unidentified aerial phenomena has been
received by the Ar Technioal Intelligence Center, Inolosed is a
questionnairo, biob, when completed by you and returned in the
inclosed, self-addressed envelope, will aid in standardising the
data w1l record of the rence.
Your inter the matter
desire to b reatly appreciated:
Sincerely yours,
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at 3,000 feet when sighting occurred object was described as a stationary,
extremely bright amber Light,which after 2 or 3 mimutes accelerated to an extremely
high speed and headed i esterly The object vas fimst observed off the
Laft wing of the constellat moved directly in front of the aircraft and dis-
appeared peared to be lo milas from the constalla-
tion.
vinds aloft 3,00o f 0, 18 knot8.
4. Kitnes Captain pilot of Eastern Airlines F6354, a
co-pilot, nama anienomn be contacted through Eastern Airlines Crew
Scheduling affle Airport, Miami, Florida,
Mad CEAC
5. Known traffic in to
A7 8529, 15 miles north of Jack Florida,
Commente O

Numebers: One a
Pormatiomt t
Aerodynani Hegative
Traik or gtin
Prepulsies
Lilce turbo prep:uait
Hon Hovered arly motionlees-for a fo mimrtes and then,
trole.
ita ii ght, and then,
Other is object ot ovorcaet. It
Plew nerth orbiting several timss.
(2) 001 nst 30 duly 1952- Yas obeerved for appro
(3) ecope of radar.
n. (4Y 769th ACaM Squadron Squadron, Continental "ivids, Mow Hexieo. 1075: west Continental "ivids, Now Hexieo. 1075s west
longitude and 3521 longi tude. and 35°21 nortb. lstitude. Ob jeet wns loceted about 140 nortb. lstitude. Ob jeet wns located sbout 140
elevation elevetion the the horizon. horizon.
(5) Obe considered.Very considered.very good. good.
(6) Scattered elouds.
(7) ne (7) Ne
(8) Negative
(9)On-P-85 objoet wes sighted.
(10) Cne Go on wa 30 mi les pouth.
The iafermetion-given above by Captain Ihones B. Benter is truer and corrcct te
the beet'ef his ability mnd knowledge.
S1
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THOIS COCUMERP CONTANS INPORMATION AFFECTINS STATES WITHIN TNIZ. MEAUMS OP G.NUc-
31 AND 2. AS AND DOPUSE OF TH UNITED to an Unai 1
IT MAY NOT IX HON OR TKE RSELAT IAY MANNER
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TO JEPHO/DIRECTOR OF USAF
NASHINGTON 25, D. C.
JEDWP/AIR TECHNICAL INTELLI
ATTN ATIAA-2C
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COLORADO
JEPHQ/COMMANDER MILITARY AIR TRANSPORT SERVICE
WASHINGTON25, D. C.
ATTN INTELLIGENCE DIVISION
UEPC/ SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON, D. C.
JEPRS7 COMMAN DER FLIGHT JICE
3600 NEWARK S TREET. N. .W.
WASHINGTON 25,
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FSC 130-6-32
FLYOBRPT A STATIONANCHA EXTREMELY'SRIGNT
A WAS OESERVED FOR TWO OR THREE MINUTES
PD LIGI IGH SPEED AND HEADED IN A
ITSTEPNIV PECTION PD SIGHTE AT 0336 EST CMA 30 JULY 1S52 CMA FOR A

telephone
5. There nlving Burbank at the time of
sighting. E Burbenk tower does not kesp a log of their landings s and take-offs; therefore,
an ascurate check of air traffle could not be obtained.
. Present vmplaymant obser Lea-
biond.

GERAID E. TYIRR
Major, USAR
Chief, Air-Techndeal Intelligonce Center. ArTN: ATTAA_

DE JWPRH AA-S1
OP 5166S1Z
FM FLIGHT SERV MARCH AFB CALIF
TO JEPNA/DIR OF INTELLIGENCE NO USAF WASH DO
JEDWP/AIR TECH INTELLIGENCE CNTR WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OIIO ATTN ATIAA-2C
JEDEN/CG ENT AFB COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO
JEPHQ/CG MATS WASH DC ATTN INTELI ENCE DIV
JEPRS/COM FLT SERV WASH DC '
ZENV/CO MARCH AFB CALIF
FLYOBRPT MAN AND WOMAN IN SUNLAND CALIF SITTING ON PORCH WATCHING
PLANES ARRIVING BURBANK AIRPORT AND AT ABOUT PLANES ARRIVING BURBANK AIRPORT AND AT ABOUT 1925P BOTH SAW AN INTENSE 25P BOTH SAV AN INTENSE
WHITE BLUE LIGIT IN A CLOUD TO THE NORTH NORTHWESTUARD. THE LIGHT MHITE BLUE LIGHT CLOUD 1 D. THE LIGHT
BURNED FOR ABOUT 7 SECONDS AND THEN THEY BOTH SAW THE SAUCER SHAPED PURNED FOR APOII SAUCER SHAPED
OBJECT APPROACHING SOUTH SOUTHEASTJARD SAME AS LANDING AIRCRAFT AND AT
ABOUT SANIE ALTITUDE AT SPEED WHICH APPEARED GREATER THAN THAT OF
COMMERCIAL DCS TILL IN VICINITY OF AIRPORT. OEJECT HAD A WOBBLY SORT OF
MOTION AND SUCER LIKE SHAPED. IT TURNED TO THE RIGHT ALONG SANE PATCH OF
APPROACHING AIRCRAFT AND DISAPPEARED BEYOND HILLS. WITNESS IS A
POUGLAS AIRCRAFT ENGINEER AND STATES THE OBJECT APP LEAST AS
LARGE IF NOT LARGER THAN A DCS VITNESS NAMD ODRESS
31/0703Z JUL JWPRH
51
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An unidentified flying objeet consisting intense light in a
aloud followed by_the appasra ucer shaped object was observed at appraxi-
mately 1825PST qn 30 Julx 1952 The light burned for about seven seconds. The object
bad woobly SOrtbx motion and was appro aching the witnesses from the same direction
as that being uged by landing aireraft at Burbank, California. The object appeared to
be at Least as 1f not larger DC-6.

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VISIELB
MEANS O7 PROFULSION.
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