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Hours Minutes
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Zone: Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pa
4. observed. Estimate: 3
Hours Minutes Seconds
5. Where observed:
TF.Hommouth Eatentoum New-Kersey V.S.
Postal Address City or Town State untry
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Direction Speed
1. H How was o Naked eye
Eye glasses
Other glass (Window or Windshield)
Binoculars, elescope, Theodolite
Other
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brightne. Move in fr thing.m
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facing? shaugh up.
16. When you ing?
Observer's Herizon
Eye
SKETCH A
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If possible label 1, 2, 3, etc., to teme 5
along the traced path to show the
successive positions of the object Observer's 0 Horizon
after equal intervals of Eye
ing the sighting. SKETCH B
19. In Sketch C please show the
observed features bject
such as;
A. Apparent shape, (were edges I could not tell whor the
tnte edges were like,
rounded),
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21. In your own words please describe the sighting you observed. Use sketches
if desired. All observations from the time of first sighting to the time
of dissappearance are important. Include a description of the weather,

wind, and cloud conditions at the time of this sighting.

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Your full name:

Your address:
Your occupation: plolkr ree OMALCELE? *

Last school you attended: Lots hontiake ole TSF. ( Crerofe te).

Year of last attendance at this school: /74%é
Please list the names and addresses of persons who discussed this sighting

with you. It is not necessary to list the names of officials or investigators.

Further comments which you believe are important should be entered here.

Use additional sheets of the same size if necessary.

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10 tu WAS OBSET OBSEAVED:
11. How D10 you HAPPEN TO NoTICE THE osJecr? CAHGD BY
OTHERS 0BSteVING TIME!
13.HOwDD JECT DISAPEAR FROM VIEW: SUDDENLY.
14.ATA ANy DID OBJECT:
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teafures of the objouet such as
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roundish wiih as shown
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Zone: Eastern, Central, Mountain, P Pacific,
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Hours Minutes Seconds
5. Where observed:
Monmoith №J
Postal Address City or Town State
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You You obsered obsered
Tine Time 1006 1006 1July 1952
I nas I standing beside Animpe
Radlar VaN tuching wirkh C gronp .
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saidj "1 look there I booted overkead
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that loched sionnlat to atable
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at C very rapid rap? touard the south
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size

when first seen and b at point last
Overhead
seen. Trace the apparent path of
the object between points a and b. T Rteare
o suns
If possible label 1, 2, 3, etc.,
along the traced path to show the
successive positions of the object Observer's
Horizon Horizon
after equal intervals of time dur- Eye
ing the sighting. SKETCH B
19. 1 In Sketch C please show the
observed feature bject
such as; A.O
A. Apparent shape, (were edges B. Firs object
pointed rounded), SE
First:
SKETCH D

three in ppearedt roundtran uceit,with

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1400
Hours Minutes
A.M. P.M. Daylight Standard
Zone: Eastern Central, Mountain, Pacific,
4. L observed. Estimate: inutes
Hours Seconds
5.1 Where observed:
NEWJE
Postal Address City or Town State
observation:
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in size. f. Decrease Move in of something.
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Eye
SKETCH A

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If possible label 1, 2, 3, etc.,
along the traced path to show the
successive positions of the object Horizon Observer's o
after equal intervals of time dur- Eye
ing the sighting. SKETCH B
19. In Sketch C please show the
observed features bject
such as;
A. Apparent shape, (were edges appencd Roundel
pointed rounded),
SKETCH D
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watchig a fet bing
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never choser than 15 milet.

Dear Sir:
In reply to your telegram of July l6, 1952, the fol-
lowing is a joint report by Ceptain and First
Officel who were oporating National Airlines flight
42 of July 10, 1952.
The above crew boarded the airplane at Jacksonville,
Florida, making stops at Savannah, Georgia - Charleston, South
Carolina - Wilmington, North Carolina - Richmond, Virginia -
Washington, Naryland an hiladelphia,
. Pennsylvania.
meteors generally descend rapidly This light was
in our view aporoximately ten making no par-
ticular pattern o movenent, ddenly it climbed
rapidly in a turning attitude and disappeared into the.
northwest. Our altitude through this was 1,500
feet above sea level. In our opinion i ould not have
been a light reflection due to cloud formations which
would have been contrary to such. There was only one
light. No photographs were made."

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NAKED EYE• ABOUT ONE-HALF MILE EAST OF CAPITOL CMA)WASHINGTON -
( CMA D. C. OBJECT. APPEARED OVER WASHINGTON AREA TO WEST OF
REPORTER. MR. CMA CIVILIAN N CMA 8
CARRALADTET CMA VASHINGTON CMA D. C. ADDIS IS CIVIL DEFENSE
- RADIO DISPATCHER AT KEYPOINT AIR DEFENSE WARNING CENTER CMA
WASHINGTON CMA D. C. AT TIME OF SIGHTING ADDIS WAS ENROUTE HOME
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FROM PERIOD OF DUTY. WEATHER CLEAR AND WARM. WINDS UNKNOWN. FIVE
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vation. Object was altitude as sighting aircraft.
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GERALD E. TYIER
Major, USAF
Acting Intel
DOWNC ED AT 3 YEAR IN
DECLASSIFIED AFTER IS
DOD DIR 5200.1D
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DISTRIBUTION BY CRIGINATOR
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31 AND 32:AS-AMENDEDCITS STRANSMISSION OR THE BEVELATION OF ITS CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHIBITED BY LAW.
IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART. BY OTHER THAN UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
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1. The observers, an
qualified aerial
2. A conjecturable opinion, raised by the general description of the object, is
that many pilots, due to the extreme aerial traffic
make a practice of turning on their landing lights prior to entering local traffic
patterns. Thus, the description fits any single jet aircraft which r might have been
m, the airliner.
Force Bases reveals no jet traffic during sighting period. The l2lst Fighte ntercep-
tor Squadron, Andrews AFB, could not be contacted for information.
officers at
2. Flanes and pilots 12lst Fishter
Delawere at the time of the have not yet returned
to Andrews Air
B. Ninton
DOWNG ILAROLD D. IINTON
DOD DIR 5205.1H Colonel, USAR -
Acting Chief
Intelligence Division
NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL. DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT. SO U 5. C.—
IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY OTHER THAN UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF.
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FROM, A AFOIN-ATIA-7-63
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In reply s Book,
DONALD L. Colorel, USA
Chiar, Technieal Analysis Bivlsion
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( C. UNKNOWN OBJECT SIGHTED THAT APPEARED LIKE AN ACFT LANDING
LIGHT BUT APPROACHED TOO RAPIDLY AND BRIGHTENED TO BE
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CMA WASH D C. CIRVIS CLN 1. OBJECT NORTH APPEARED LIKE HEADLIGHT OF
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Attention: Intelligence Ificer
Fordland, Missouri
Reference io nade to your nessage l3/a3lsz Jwly, We would liks
the inclosed Rodar , Observation Data Sheet completed and I returned to the
Ar Technioal Intelligence Center as coon as possible.
LING OFFIOER:
3. Indl LONALD L. BOWAR
Rader Observation Colonel, USAP .
Tata Sheet Chier, Tochmie walysis ivision
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OFFICIAL FILE COPY
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.5. Reliability of Observer: A/1C
present job. He is considered well-qualified, stable and reliable by his superiors.
No information is available Cher observers. No statement was included for other
observers.
6. Weather: 1/10 clouds at 4000 feet. No clouds above 4000 feet. Surface
winds Northwest at five (5) knots. Surface temperature inversion.
Visibility 10-15 miles.
Account for Sightings: None.
8. Existence of Physical Evidence: None.
None.
10. Location of Air Traffic: None.
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D/I FEAY Comment:
The objects were obsarved batween the 6oth and 69th mimutes of the
e obaerver.
A copy of Tauikd and Itasnuke
is included as Inclosnre 2.
Included of
Frozan Balloons," by Arnold Court, fron the Bulletin of the American
Meteorologieal Socioty. dtd October Sl. This phenomena providos a logical
explanation fo this type of nighting,
UNCE CHARLES Y. BAMTTLL
Brigadior General, USAF
Dapuby for Intelllgence
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as
mentioned before, because it seemed as though they hovered very neer the balloon before
than the balloon it would be hard to even estimate
the height of them because I don't know how much bigger they
resetber the dimensions in size were something Like this largest d being
the balloon. *
At times it looked as though they may have as
though thay were snrearance they
Whatever this phenomena been, for the few minutes that it was available to
observe them it was very interesting to watch.
*
/s/ Lyle R. Dranth
% A/1C, USAF
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temperatures.
"The even less elasticity than the 100-gram bal-
loons, being comoletely inelastic at observed
These balloons were furnished only in black, and I black seemed to have
slightly better elastic qualities at peratures. (Arnold Court: Meather
Observations at Littla America III, Proc. Am. Philcs. Sc c., 89: 324-343, Apri1 1945,
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the degredof amed unable to endure more than half-an-hour at tempera-
tures below and usually would burst 10 or this isoth-
erm unless bythen they Over San Juan, a 10 gram balloon s
would reach -60°c. U4 km, after about. 52 minutes---l0 minutes be fore the at
image split. UNCLASSIFIED
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well-known - eball apparent
splitting of the image.
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Director of Intelligence
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Major of the Sl66th Ai ase Squadron of Ohio National Guard and is
Coumanding Officer of the same unit. They are working in civilian capacity on
the Air Base. to object
6. The cloud coverage inus was
seven tenths (7/10) to com Wednesday CAVU.
disappear as planes from Port Columbus passed over it and it seeme large as
a plane.
11. On Monday July 1952 at 2150 hours our observor also noticed to the
south of Columbus an object that he called "Space Ship". His neighbor
who was watching with gave the object the name of "Space Ship" as she was
looking through field lasses.
EDHARD O. WITTMER
Major USAF
Asst. Intellig nce
UNCLASSIFIED
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26th Air Division Defense)receive uncon-
ventional aircraft:
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F. WEA BROKEN.CLOUDS AT 1500D FT, OVERCAST A LES,
WIND WEST AT 6 MILES, TEMP 80 DEG. DEU POINT 72.
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smoke. They were approximately the of a B-29. Size and altitude were
estimated by comparison was in the smae area at the time
of the sighting.
3. Weather we broken clouds DUaY feet,
visibility 9 miles, winds West
dew point 72.
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SECTION A
Mdang l
1. When did you see object:
1951
1.1 Date: Year
FM.
1.2 A.M. on P.M) (Circle One)
Min.
Time Zona: (Circle One): 1
a Eastern d. Pacific
b. Central e. Other
.c. Mountain
Daylight Saving
b. Standard
1.4 Circle one the following to indicate how are
of your answer to the above question 1.2:
Certain c. Not very sure
Fairly certain d. Just a guess
2. Where did you the object?
b In the residential section of a city?
In open countryside?
Flying near an airfield?
e. Flying over a city? 7-3712-
f. Flying over open country?
g. Other
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approximate amount of time spent on each.
Si7Tn4AT
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(Circle One): a. North e. South
b. Northeast f. Southwest E1
c. East g. West .
d. Southeast h. Northweat
7.2 How fast were you moving?
looking
(Gircle One): Yes or No

8.2 Circle one of to indicate how certain
your answer to e above twe questions. (8 and 8.1
a.Certain) c. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
. Were you wearing. object? (Circle One):
Yes Or No
10. I How was the object seen?
(Circle One): a. window glass e Through theodolite
b. Through Windshield f. Through sun glasses
b. Hazy b. Fog, Mist rain
c. Scattered clouds c. Moderate or heavy rain
d. Thick or heavy clouds Snow
e. Don't remember e. Don't remember
11.2 WIND (Circle One) 11.4
a. No_wind a. Cold
b. Slight breeze b. Cool
c. Strong Wind Warm
Don't remember a. hot
e. Don't remember

SECTION C
12. Estimate how a object? 10
Hours Minutes Seconda
12.1 Gircle one following
a. Certain c. Not very sure
b. Fairly sure d. Just a guess
13, object S Transparent? aentbeliee
O
onudid 14(1) Change direction? Yes Don't know
14.2 Changa speed? Yes NO Don't know
14.3 Change size? Yes No Don't know
14.4 Change color? Yes No Don't knowl
14.5 Break up into parts
explode? Yea No Don't know
14.6 Give off smoke? Yes No Don't kncw
14.7 Change brightness? Yes No Don't know
74.8 Flicker throh
show the direction they were traveling.
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18.2 Don't know
13.3 I Blend with the background? (Circle One)Y Yes Don't know
19. Which of the following objects is actual s
object you saw? (Circle One):
a. Pea f. Automobile
b. Baseball g. Small airplane
c. Basketball h. Large airplane medion
d. Bicycle wheel i.Dirigible
e. Office desk j. Other
19.1 Circle one following -
of your ansver Question 19.
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20.4
of your ansyer to the above questions:
a. Certain Not very sure
b. Fairly certain Just a guess
21. How did the object disappear - frcm view?
(Circle One): Suddenly c. Other
C. Gradually d. Don't remember

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SECTIOND
22. 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 v when when you
last saw it.
everhead
I
Horizon
Your eye
23. In the following sketch place an tio object was
when you it, and a position when you last w it.
Overhead
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was moving to South direction and stopped directly overhead or the observer.
Then it was overhead, broucht it to the attention of the other seven persons.
"2 The object 712 rourd to be spinning. It did not change
position, but was obserod to be moving in a "piston Liike manner. Peing in an over-
head pasi tion, the altitude could not be estimated. Visually the object was 8 inches
in dameter although the actual size could not be deterrined.
"(3) object obeerved for seven mimutes - in this on. During
this time ao0e8 ighly polished silver color.
"(h) A ximately 2229z, the object turned on it9 side a and formed a
Long circular tube The time it gave off a yellou, then a faint green glow, It
ginal posi and inmediately disappeared.
C. nighe anpel interogated s/Sgt NOIC of
rchasing and Conbracting, Group Lateriel office, 9/Sgt radio
tor qualified aiy observer of the 53rd Strat Ren Sq and T/Sgt
Chief, Lntel Lor
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Attached hereto for your information and tion deemed
!
appropriate is one
Bolling Air Force Base, Washington, D. C., addressed to Director S
of Special Investigations, Headquarters USAR F,
dated 30 July 1952, fi 1e 24-0-211.
. UNCLASSIFIED"
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AIR FORCE-W FEB 52 1SM

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4TH DISTRIOT OFFICE, OSI-IG FIED
BOLLING AIR FORCE BASE
WASHINGIO
24-0-211 30 JUL 1952
SUB.JECT: Unidentified Flying Objeet Observed
Crer Columbus, Chio, O 27 July 1952
Capt. HAROLD B. XINISON, Cbserver
SPECIAL IOIRY
TO: Direetor of Special Investigations
Headquarters UBAP
Washington 25, D. C.
1. The following information 13 being furnished for the information
of Feadquarters OSI, and also for the infon ation of District Office
No. 5 becamae it concars an incident which occurred within the juris-
dictional dictional COt cO
2. Captain Captain HAROED HAROED XIMISON, ISON. A0-830671, A0-830671, 1100th Air Base
Bolling Air Alr Force Force Base, 247, 247. reperted reported that while whille flying a 3-25
at 0005 at 0005 hours on 27 July 1952 Moinee to Hashington Washington at an
alti tade, alti tadie. of 7,800 of 220 miles miles por per hour, on on heading
of nimety (90) (90) position osition (20) miles SSW of Columbus,
Chio, he ob 1ioht Zohe at altitude over oves
Colimons. Colimtons. The light appeared app ared until he approached i1 approached it
and ard then then the light light apgesred apgeared to cltsb woue" At the time
the climb climb b b ane the Light Liaht separeted inte (2) lighte equal equal ase adse
and shape cliab of the lights contimed for only a period
five (5) (10) secendis and when it reached an altitude of 10,000
feet towoled of. terly
direution 270
apeed 75
3 When th objeet passed the 3-25 in which Capt. KINTSON was
flying, the object appaared to have flasiing
top and t (2) as the bottom, which blinked altermately. captain
belteved that (1) S0 l1ght but recallad that noms of the
lights visdble aftes the object passed the
aircrafty thais, Capt. ICNISON cas to the coneluaion that the lighte
ware not laniing lighte byge aircraft.
4. Cartain KINISON stated that he and still opimion
that the object mas an airoraft but he
prosented did not support his opinion.
UNCLASSIFIED
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File 2h-0-211, dtd Subj: Unidontified Flying Object
Cbserved Over Columbus KTNISON,
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5. rith Capt. CNISON in the B-25 3 Colonel WAMAY of the
Pentagon, a Lt. COL. SHOCKIEr alse of th Pentagon, another colonel
whose rame te captain did not recall. 03w chief All of
these
6. all of offloara aboard the 3-25 pilots, and Capt.
KINISON has had over 3,000 houre flying
servics as-an Intelligence
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DONALD B. WIITE
Colonel, USAP
Distriet Comander
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hours.27 1952
OBSEEVA ying at 7,soo feet, spesd 220 MPH on heading
of 90
LOCATION CP OBSERVER: tOn(1O)mil of Columbus, Ohie. Object W
appre: 6 ohie indon
ORS Bapt Bereld Kinison (tl (Peutagon)Lt-Col)
Sheckley.(Pmtagem) and oneiether ColoneI whe 1s unknwwn. All offioere.were
pilets while.th arew chief (Sgt) ebserved the objeet. Capt Kinisen is a Senior
Plletwith Intelligence, Offieer
fwest
ered clouds at l0,ooo feetr visibility fifteen (15) miles, winds
3208. aty (20) kets at 8,000 Metesrelegical activity or ecnditien net
present account fer this, ebject defiiitely not star or neteor A cheek was.
Columbus
the elimbb nto tro (2) nights
eltab cetiny (5) t (10)
10 toly 10,000 .100718
por hour whera startad heading 2700. appeared to
have Plashin J1ch top. and at bottom, blinkng alt tely
the . lights d
tonthe aios onass y.epinion
•limdr
PILOTS TxC: Throuch out A
UNCLASSIFIEL
HAROLD B. JWISON
Capt., USAFt 1O-830671
llooth Air Base-Wing Phonet 247
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1.1 Date: 2 Year
(Circle One)
1.2 Time of day: 10. Min
1.3 Time Zone: (Circle One):
a. Eastern d. Pacific
b. Central e. Other
c. Mountain /
(Circle One): Daylight Saving
b. Standard
2.4 Circle one of the following to indicate how certa .
of your answer to the above question 1.2:
8 Certain C. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
(Circle One): a. Inside a building d. In an airplans
b. In a car e. At sea
0. Outdoors f. Other
3.1 Were you:
(Circle One): a. In the business section of a city?
b. In the residential section of a city?
a a. In open countryside?
d. Flying near an airfield?
e. Flying over a city? 7-5719-4
f. Flying over open country?
g. Other

Year
SECTION B
h. What were you - .
6.1 What had you been doing for the 30 minutes before you saw the
object? Try to list the activity or activities, and the
approximate amount of time spent on each.
mad
befor whril lick
Les or No.
gue
7.1 What direction vere you moving?
(Circle One): a. North e. South
b. Northeast f. Southwest
o. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
7.2 How fast were you moving? -miles per hour.
7.3 Did you stop at any time while you u he object?
(Gircle One): Yes or No

b. Northeast f. Southwest
o. East g.West)
d. Southeast
8.11 What direction were you acing
(Circle One): a. North e. South)
b. Northeast f. Southwest
0. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
8.2 Circle one of the following to indicate how certain
questions. (8 and 8.1).
a. Certain) c. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
object? (Circle One):
Yes or
10. I How was the object seen?
(Circle One): a. Through window glass e. Through theodolits
b. Through windshield f. Through sun glasses
c. Through binoculars 6. Through open space
C. Scattered clouds c. Moderate or heavy rain
Thick or heavy clouds d. Snow
. Don't remember e. Don't remember
11.2 WIND (Circle One) 11.4 TEMPERATURE (Circle One)
a. No wind a. Cold
b. Slight breeze b. Cool
Strong wind c. Warm
d. Don't remember Hot
0. Don't remember

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SECTION C
object? 30
Hour Minutes Seconds
12.1 Gircle one of the following to re of
your answer to Question 12:
a. Certain . Not very sure
b. Fairly sure d. Just a guess
13. Did the object look: (Circle One) (Solid) or Transparent?
14. Did t A
14.1 14.1 Change direction? direction? Don't know
14.2 Change speed? speed? Saaa Don't know
14.3 Change size? Don't know
14.4 Change color? Don't know
24.5 14.5 Break up into up into parts parts
explode? Yes Yes No Don't kncw
14.6 Give off off smoke? Yes Don't know
14.7 14.7 Change brightness? brightness? Yes Yes Don't know
14.8 14.8 Flicker, Flicker, throb, or
pulsate? Don't know
14.9 Remain motionless? Yes B Don't know
15. Did the objeot give off a light? (Circle One): Yes Don't know
15.1 I you answered YES, what was the color of the light?
16.1 Tell in a few words the following things about the objeot?
16.1 Sound Nove
16.2 Color
17. IF there was MORE THAN I ONE object, then - many wOre there? 5
Drawa picture of how they were arranged, and put t an arrow to
show the direction they were traveling..
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18. Did the object at any time:
18.1 Move behind something? (Circle One) Yes NO) Don't know
IF you answered y ,t noved behind.
18.2 Move in front of something? (Gircle Ore) Yes ND Don't kncw
18.3 Blend with the baokground? (Circle One) Yes Don't know
19. Which of the following objects e actual size as the
object you saw? (Circle One)s
a. Pea f. Automobile
b. Baseball g. Small airplane
C. Basketball h. Large airplane
d. Bicycle wheel 1. Dirigible
e. Office desk j. Other 1 Ping Lang BALL
19.1 Circle one following to certain you are
of your answer to Question 19.
a. Cortain c. Not very
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
2l. How did the object disappear from view?
(Circle One): Suddenly C. Other
b. Gradually d. Don't remember

SECTION D
22. In the following sketoh, imagine your eye at the point shown. Place an
"A" on the curved line to show how high the objeot was above the horizon
when you first saw it. Place a "B" to show where it was when when you
last saw it.
Overhead
Horizon
.
Your eye
23. In the following sketch the object was
when you first saw 1t,
Cverhead
$So\ Nurth
Roventind
0
My eye

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25. Draw a picture that will show the shape he object. Label and include
in your sketch any details of the object that you saw, and place an arrow
beside the drawing to show the direction the object was s moving.
It war just sound like a bull.
SECTION E
26. Was this the first time that an objeet like this?
(Cirele One): Ces No
26.1 NO, then I under what co conditions
did you ones?
caused it?
:
7o
28. Give the following information about yourself:
KEnnEth EAR
Last lame First Name Middle Name
365 B05 MNeD. CL AFB. Fra.
ADDRESS Street Zone State
City
TELEPHONE NUMBER
What is your present job?
+ Age _!
Sex _MaLe
Last School Attended
Year of last attendance at th

(Cirole One): Yes or No
29.2 Please list their names and l addresses:
These 1 d7 hum the san
time Idid.
30. Please add here any further comments which you believe are important.
Use additional sheets of the same size paper if necessary.
I obeerned thi objicto at different inteviel, 2 the
eack the 3othn tines.
.

1.2
1.3 Time Zone: (Circle One):
a. Eastern d. Pacific
Central e. Other
c. Mountain
(Circle O Daylight Saving
Standard
1.4 to indicate how certa are of
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ae Certain c. Not very sure
6 Fairly certain d. Just a guess
Where TOt the obiect:
Postal Address Country
Additional Remarks:
.
(Circle One): Inside building In an airplane
b. In a car e. At sea
Outdoors f. Other
3.1 Were you:
(Circle One): a. In the business section of a city? -
b. In the residential section of a city?
C. In open n countryside?
d. Flying near an airfield?
e. Flying over a city?
f. Flying over open country?
g. Other ON
.

SECTION B
Ling dou
6.1 What had you been doing for the 30 minutes before you saw the object?
Try to list the s
of time spent on each.
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chdect? (Cirole One).
IF you answered YES, then complete the lowing questionst
7.1 What direction were you moving?
(Circle One): a. North e. South
b. Northeast f. Southwest
c. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
7.3 Did you stop at any time while you were looking object?
(Circle One): Yes or No
irst saw the object?
(Circle One): - a. North e. South
b. Northeast f. Southwest
c. East B. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
.

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8.1 What direction vere you looking
. (Circle One): a. North South
b. Northeast Southwest
c. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
8.2 Circle one of the following to indicate how certain you are of
your answer to the above question and preceding question (8 and
8.1).
a. Certain c. Not very sure
Fairly certain d. Just a guess
Were you wearing eye - (Circle One):
Yes or (No)
10. H How was the object seen?
(Circle One): a. Through window glass e. Through n theodolite 4
b. windshield f. Through sunglasses
c. Through binoculars B Through open space
a. Through n telescope h. Other
11. What do you re w the
object?
11.1 CLOuDS (Circle One) - 11.3 WEATHER (Circle One)
a Clear sky (a.) Dry
b. Hazy Fog, Mist, or light rain
E c. Scattered clouds Moderate or heavy rain
d. Thick or heavy clouds Snow
e. Don't remember Don't remember
11.2 I 11.4 TEMPERATURE (Circle One) .
* No wind a. Cold
b.2 Slight breeze b Cool
c. Strong wind C. Warm
Don't remember d. Hot
e. Don't remember
SECTION C
12. Estimate how long you the object? 20
Hours Minutes Seconds

14.5 Break up into parts or Yes No Don't know
explode?
14.6 Give e off smoke? Yes No Don't know
14.7 Change brightness? No Don't know
14.8 Flicker, throb, or Yes Don't know
pulsate?
14.9 Remain motionless? Yes NO Don't know
15.I Did the object give off a light? (Cirele One): Yes N Don't know
16. Tell in a few word- the object?
Draw a picture of how they were
direction they were traveling.
3-0 N them alut 2mmlie .
later ler same deriction
18.I Did the object at any time:
18.1 Move behind something? (Circle One)Yes Don't know
IF you a ved behind.
.

e,
19.1 Circle one of following your
answer to Question 19.
Certain ' c. Not very sure
Fairly certain d. Uncertain
20. Try to tell the following S
20.1 How high was CI feet.
20.2 How far was it from you? feet or miles.
20.3 How fast was it going? 3100 miles per hour.
20.4 Circle one of the following to indicate how certain our
answer to the above questions:
22.
on the curved line e to show how high the object was above the horizon
(skyline) when you first saw it. Place a "B" to show where it was when
you last saw it. Overhead
A
. R Horizon
You

S B N
Horizon Horizon
You
24. Draw a picture that will show the motion that the object made. Place an
"A" at the beginning of its path and a the end of its path.
5. A
I Nort

(Circle One)
26.1 IF you answered NO, ere, and under what concitions did
you see other ones?
27. In your opinion what do you think might have caused
it?
Dowit hnow
.
28. Cive the following information about yourself:
NAME ROGerS CyRth HENRY In
Last Name
Sex MALC
29. Was anyone else with you at th object?
(Circle One): (Yes) or No
hey see
(Circle One): (Yes) Mo
29.2
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SECTION A
.When did you see the object:
1.1Dator 2 1952
. Month
(Circle One)
1.3 Time Zone: (Circle One): .
(2. Eastern Pacific .
d.
b. Central e. Other
c. Mountain
(Circle ) Daylight Saving
Standard
1.4 Circle one of the following to indicate are of
question 1.2:
a Certain c. Not very sure
Fairly certain d. Just a guess
Postal Address
Additional
. .
(Circle One): Inside building d. In an airplane
b In a car e. At sea
c Outdoors f. Other
3.1 Were you:
(Circle One): a. In the business section of a city?
b. In the residential section of a city?
C. In open countryside?
d. Flying near an airfield?
e. Flying over a city?
f. Flying over open country?
g. Other Ai

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6.1 What had you been doing the object?
Try to list the activity activities the approx oximate amount
of time spent on each
Here le vou saw the object? (Circle One):
7.2 F How fast were you moving?
7.3 Did you stop at any time while you were looking . e object?
(Circle One): : Yes or Mo
looking w rst saw the object?
(Circle One): a. North e. South
b. Northeast f. Southwest
c. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
litl
up

b. Northeast f. Southwest
c. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
ULAP
8.2 Circle one of the following to indicate how vou are of
your answer questio (8 and
8.1).
Certain c. Not very sure
Fairly certain d. Just a guess
bjec (Circle One):
Yes or (No
10. I How was the object seen?
a. Through n window glass e. theodolite
b. windshield f. Through sunglasses
c. Through binoculars Through open space
a. Through telescope h. Other
11. What do you
object?
11.1 CLOUDS (Circle One) 11.3 WEATHER (Cirele One)
a. Clear sky a Dry
b. Hazy b. light rain
Scattered clouds c. Moderate or heavy rain
d. Thick or heavy clouds Snow
e. Don't remember e. Don't remember
11.2 (Circle One) 11.4 m
No wind a. Cold
Slight breeze b Cool
C. Strong wind C Warm
do Don't remember d. Hot
e. Don't remember
SECTION C
12. I Estimate how long you saw the object?
Hours Minutes Seconds
3

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12.1 to in your
answer to Question 12:
Certain c. Not very sure
Fairly sure d. Just a guess
13. Did the objeot look: (Circle One) Solid or Transparent
ime
14.1 Change direction? No Don't know
14.2 Change speed? NO Don'tI know
14.3 Change size? No Don't know
14.4 Change color? No Don't know
14.5 Break up into parts or Yes No Don't know
explode?
14.6 Give off smoke? No Don't know
14.7 Change brightness? S No Don't know
14.8 Flicker, throb, or No Don't know
pulsate?
14.9 Remain motionless? Yes No Don't know
15.I Did the object give off a light? ? (Circle One): Yes No Don't know
15.1 IF you S
17. IF
Draw a picture of how they were arranged and put an arrow to show the
direction they were traveling.
t 10:05
IGA C
WHUEL O
18.I Did the object at any time:
18.1 Move behind something? (Circle One)Yes No Don't know
IF you ved behind.

a. Certain c. Not very sure
Fairly certain d. Uncertain
things
ra cOrd2
20.1 How high above the/earth it? feet.
20.2 How far was it from you? you? 2 feet or miles.
20.3 How fast was it going? E.009 miles per miles per hour.
20.4 Circle one of the following 1 ate tte how certain -
answer to the above answer the above questions:
a. Certain Not very sure
b. I Fairly certain Just a guess
21. How did the object disappea from view?
(Circle One): - - Suddenly c. Other
Gradually d. Don't remember
SECTION D
22. In the following sketch, imagine your eye at the point shown. Place an "A"
on the curved line e to show how high the object was above the horizon
(skyline) when you first saw it. Place a "B" to show where it was when
you last saw it. Overhead
A
DISA FROM SIGur
R Horizon
You 1(

you se Cher ones?
.
. nion what do you think the object was and what might have caused
8 it? the
2h8 ned abgel sual ae
hive -
28. Oive the following information about yourself: I
NAME SAMUE! Middle Name
Name APT
.1 . e object?
(Circle One): (Yes or No
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(Circle One): (Yes or. No
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JEDEN/CG ADC ENT AFB COLORADO SPRINGS COLO
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PD DIS AND ALT UNKNOWN PD ITEM FIVE RELIABILITY OF OBSR VERY DEPENDABLE
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MADE THE SAME OBSERVATION PD ITEM SIX FR THREE ONE ZERO AT FIVE SEVEN
KNOTS AT FOUR ZERO ZERO ZERO ZERO PD FR THREE ONE ZERO AT FOVE SEVEN KNOT
AT FOUR ZERO ZERO ZERO ZERO PD FR THREE ONE ZERO AT FOUR NINE KNOTS AT
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Flight Service, WATS
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Washing m 25, D. C. IR-508-52 2 3
1. Reforence FIYOARPT 280ch8P submittad Sarvice Center. At
2305P 27 July 1952 an object circlod directly observers
residence at loco to 1500 feet altitude. It had a rippling sound approxdnating 500
cyele pitch, colors pale blue. The object t hovered overhead then disaypeared going
atraight up. Witnoss called the Durbank, California, police and was advised to call

ZEN/CMDR FLIGHT SERVICE WASHDC
ZEN/CG 15TH CALIF
FLYBRPT
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SVC FLA. CLN "CIRVIS .
DEFENSE COMIUNICATOR AND HAN OPERATOR
1E912 SHULLVILL SUN LAND TELEPNONE FLORIDA  . HE REPORTED
APPROXIMATELY 23S5 PACIFIC TIME THAT HE SAW A FLYING OBJECT CIRCLING
DIRECTLY OVERNEAD AND TO THE EAST FROM 1BSD FEET TO 15CSO FEET AND
DESCENDING AT A RIPPLING SPEED AS IF IN 5OS CYCLES. THE PITCH WAS
A PALE BLUE. IT HOVERED CRNEAD AND VENT ST IRED.
THE AROUE
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Mr.
Leyton, Ohio
Dear Br. .
Your recent report of unidentified aerial phenomena has been
received by the Air Technical Intelligence Center. Inclosed is a
questionnaire, which, when completed a by you and returned in the
inclosed, self-addressed envelope, will aid in standardizing the
data and will proy complete record th
Your interest repor the matter and pirited
desire to be of sel are greatly appreciated.
.
Sincerely yo .
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SECTION A
. When did you see the object:
1.1 Dater_ Day Month Year
P.M. (Circle One)
1.2 Time of Day: Hrs.
+
1.3 Time Zone: (Cirele One):
ad Eastern d. Pacific
b. Central e. Other
c. Mountain
(Circle One): Daylight Saving
Standard
1.4 Circle one of the following to indicate
your answer to the above question l.2:
a. Certain Not very sure
b. Fairly certain Just a guess
b. ·In a car e. At sea
Outdoors f. Other
3.1 Were you:
(Circle One): a. In the business section of a city?
b. In the residential section of a city? CU
C In open countryside? IB 1-4
Flying near an airfield? O
e. Flying over a city?
f. Flying over en country?
g. Other

-Dey Month
SECTION B
i
.
6.1 What had you been doing for the 30 minutes before you saw the object?
Try to list the activity or activities and the appre e amount
of time spent on each.
(oimoloOno)o
(Circle One): North e. South
by Northeast f. Southwest
c. East go West
d. Southeast ho Northwest

c. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
8.2 Circle one of following indicate how
your answer question 8 and
8.1).
5 a Certain c. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
9. Were you wearing eye object? Circle One):
Yes or (NO)
.
10. How was the object seen? 10. How was the object seen?
(Circle One): . a. a Through window glass Through window glass e. e Through theodolite
b. Through n windshield n windshield f. f. Through sunglasses
c. Through Through binoculars g ge Through open space Through open space
a. Through telescope h. Other Other
11. What do you I What do you remem remem about the w a saw the saw the
object? object?
11.1 CLOUDS (Cirele One) - 11.3 WEATHER (Cirele One) 11.3 WEATHER (Cirele One)
@ Clear sky (a Dry
b. Hazy b. Fog, Mist, or light rain
Scattered clouds c. Moderate or heavy rain
d. Thick or heavy clouds Snow
Don't remember e. Don't remember
.
11.2 WIND (Circle One) 11.4 TEMPERATURE (Circle One)
a) No wind a Cold
Slight breeze b. Cool
c. Strong wind Ce Warm
d. Don't remember d. Hot
e. Don't remember
SECTIONC
12. Estimate how long you u saw the object?
Hours linutes Seconds

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12.1 Circle one of the following to indicate how ce a f your
answer to Question 12:
(Q Certain C. Not very sure
b. Fairly sure d. Just a guess
13. Did the object look: (Circle One) Solid Transparent
14.I me
14.1 Change direction? Yes Don't know
14.2 Change speed? Yes 211 Don't know
U4.3 Change size? Yes Don't know
14.4 Change color? Yes Noa Don't know
14.5 Break up into parts or Yes No Don't know
explode?
14.6 Give off smoke? Yes Don't know
14.7 Change brightness? Yes Don't know
14.8 Flicker, throb, or Yes Yes 2191911 Don't know
pulsate?
14.9 Remain motionless? Yes Yes . Don't know Don't know
15. I Did the object give off a light? (Circle One): Yes YesMo Don't know Don't know
-
16. Tell in a few words th
16.1 Sound
16.2 Color
17. IF there was MORE THAN ONE object, then how many were there?
Draw a picture of how they were ar
direction they were traveling.
.
18. Did the object at any time:
18.1 M Don't know
behind.

18.2 Move in front of something? (Circle One) Yes No Don't know
IF you answered YEs, then tell front of.
18.3E Blend with the background? Circle One)Yes N Don't know
19. Which of the following objects object
you saw? (Circle One):
ad Pea f. Automobile
b. Baseball g. Small airplane
c. Basketball h. Large airplane
do Bicycle wheel i. Dirigible
e. Office desk j. other
19.1 Circle one of the following are of your
answer to Question 19.
(a Certain c. Not very
b. Fairly certain d. Uncertain
20. Try to tell the following t hings abou object:
20.1 How high above the earth was it? feet.
20.2 How far was it from you? feet or miles.
20.3 How fast was it going? milles per hour. miles per hour
20.4 Circle one of the following to indicate how certain you Circle one of the following how certain your
answer to the above questions: answer to the above questions:
a. Certain Not very sure
b. I Fairly certain Just a guess
21. How did the object disappea. from view?
(Circle One): Suddenly C Other
Gradually Don't remember
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
you last saw it. Overhead
Horizon
You

ar

of
ME
1

-
(Circle One): Yes
26.1 I NO, en, where, and
. other ones?
27. the object was and what might have caused
it? T
28. Give the following information about yourself:
NAME E irst
Middle Name
ADDRESS pAYTan
(Circle One): Les or No
29.2 Please list their names and addresses:
d8ear -
.

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30. Please add here any further comments which you believe are important.
Use additional sheets of the same size paper, if necessary.

A 4 dl uf ig ’

1.3 Time Zone: (Cirole One):
a. Eastern d. Pacific
b. Central Other
. Mountain
(Circle One): Daylight Saving
b. Standard
2.4 Circle one of the following to indicate how certain are
of your answer to the above question 1.2:
a. Certain Yove o
Not very sure
b. Fairly certain Just a guess
2. Where did you see - he object?
nn tos Ohin urK

Month No.
Day Year
SECTION B
the object?
-utico
6.1 What had you been doing for the 30 minutes before you saw the
- object? Try to list the activity or activities, and the
approxinate amount of time spent on each..

(Circle One): North e. South
Northeast . Southwest
8. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
. when the object disappeared?
(Circle One): 8. North e. South
Northeast . Southwest
c. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
8.2 Circle one of th following to indicate how certain rou are of
questions. (8 and 8.1).
a Certain o. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
9.Were you wearing objeot? Circle One):
Les or No
10. How was the object seen? _
(Circle One): a. Through window glass Through theodolite
b. Through windshield f. Through sun glasses
G. Through binoculars g. Through open apace
C. Scattered clouds o. Moderate or heavy rain
d. Thick or heavy clouds d. Snow
e. Don't remember Don't remember
11.2 WIND (Circle One) 11.4 TEMPERATURE (Circle One)
a. No wind a, Cold
b. Slight breeze b. Cool
C. Strong wind 0. Warm
d. Don't remember d. Hot
8. Don't romember

Hours Minutes Seconds
12.1 Circle the following to indicate how of
your answer to Question 12:
Certain. tin. Not very sure
.
b. Fairly sure d. Just a guess
13. Did the object look: (Cirole One) Solid Transparent? lika
14. Did
14.1 Change direction? Yes Don't know
14.2 Change apeed? 9999 Don't know
14.3 Change size? Yes Don't know
14.4 Change color? Yes Don't know
14.5 Break up into parts
explode? Don't know
14.6 Give off smoke? Yes Don't know
14.7 Change brightness? Yes 99999 Don't know
14.8 Flicker, throb, or
pulsate? Yes Don't know
14.9 Remain motionless? Don't know

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18. Did the object at any time:
18.1 Move behind something? (Circle One) Yes No Don't know
IF you answered YES, then tell - behind.
18.21 Move in front of something? (Cirole Ore) Yes No Don't know
18.3 Blend with the background? (Circle One) Yes No Don't know
19. Which of the following objects me actual size as the
object you saw? (Circle One):
a. Pea f. Automobile
b. Baseball g. Small airplane
o. Basketball h. Large airplane
d. Bicycle wheel 1. Dirigible
e. Office desk j. Other
19.1 Circle one following g to indi
of your answer to Question 19.
a. Certain 0. Not very sure
b. Feirly certain d. Uncertain
.

.
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SECTION D
22. In the following sketch, imagine y 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.
Overhead
Horizon
23. In the following sketch place an "A" at the object was
when you first saw it, and a "B at its position when you last saw it. .
Overhead
4 Horizon Horizon
.

did you see other ones?
Oierih
27. In your opinio e object vas ar
caused it?
28. Give the following information about yourself:
NAME Last Name Middle Nama
ADDRESS Xoni
Street City Zone State
TELEPHONE NUMBER
What is your present job?
Age
. Sex
Last School Attended -
Year of last attendance at this school _

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30. Please add here any further couments which you believe are important.
Use additional sheets of the same size paper if necessary.
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WINDS ALOFT 045 DEGREES, 05 KNOTS, 5,020 FT, 345 D rS,
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SIGHTING NO3: ONE 1 TRIANGULAR, ORANGE COLORED OBJ

OBSERVERS QUESTIONNAIRE RESIDENCE PARK
SECTION A
A
1.W When did you see the objeot:
STULY 52
1.1 Date: 2 Month Year
1.2 Time of day: 2001 (Circle One)
Hrs. Min.
1.3 Time Zone: (Cirole One):
a. Eastern d. Pacific
b. Central Other
o. Mountain
(Circle One): 8. Daylight Saving
b. Standard
1.4 Circle one of the following to indicate how certain you
of your answer to the above question 1.2:
a. Certain 0. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
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Dey Month Year
SECTION B
e object?
6.1 What had d you been doing for the 30 minutes s before you saw the
objeot? Try to list the aotivity or activities, and the
approximate amount of time spent on each.
MOWING LAWN
7.3 Did you stop at any time while you we looking at the object?
. (Circle One): Yes or No

(Circle One): a. North e. South
b. Northeast f. Southwest
6. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
8.1 What direction were you facing when the object disappeared?
(Circle One): a. North South
b. Northeast Southwest
c. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
8.2 Circle one of the following to indicate how certain 7011
your answer to the above two questions. (8 and 8.1).
. Certain c. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
object? cle One):
Yes or No
10. How was the object seen?
(Circle One): a. Through window glass Through theodolite
b. Through windshield f Through sun glasses
0. Through binoculars go Through open space
d. Through n telescope h. Other
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your answer to Question 12:
Certain 0. Not very sure
Fairly sure d. Just a guess
13. Did the otjeot look: (Cirole One) Solid Transparent?
14. Did
14.1 Change direction? No Don't know
14.2 Change speed? No Don't know
14.3 Change size? No Don't know
14.4 Change color? No Don't know
24.5 Break up into parts
explode? Yes Don't know
14.6 Give off smoke? Don't know
14.7 Change brightness? Yes No Don't know FADED
14.8 Flicker, throb, or
pulsa Yes No Don't know
v

18.2 Move in front of something? (Cirole One) Yes Don't know
tof
ZO OUT
FADZ
18.3 Blend with the background? (Cirole One) Yes NoD Don't know
19. Which of the following objects
object you saw? (Circle One):
a. Pea f. Automobile
b. Baseball g. Small airplane
Basketball h. Large airplane
d. Bicycle wheel i. Dirigible
@. Office desk j. Other
.
19.1 Circle one following to indica are
of your answer to Question 19.
a. Certain C. Not very sure
Fairly certain d. Uncertain
20. Try to tell the following things about 11s
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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.
Overhead
E
Horizon
.- Your
23. In the following sketoh place an "A" at the position the object was
when you first saw it, and a "Bn at its position when you last saw it.
Overhead
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DOWNGRAD DE LASSIFIED CAFTER 12 YEARS.
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SECTION E
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26. Was this the firat time that you seen an objest like this? .
(Circle One):(Yes No
26.1 3.a conditions
did you see other ones?
27. In your opini
caused it?
What is your present job? GIDAIRE
Age 58
Sex MAE
Last School Attended
Year of last attendance at this school

hey uaed to be
fridunig the aumber.

Darwer orado
Dear
Your recent report of unidentified aerial phenomena has been
received by the Air Technioal Intelligence Conter. Inolosed is a
qusstionnaire, which, when completed by you and returned in the
inclosed, self-addressed envelope, will aid in standardizing the
data and will complete record of the
Your inter the matte spirited
desire to be are greatly appreciated.
.
Singerel
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Min.
1.3 Time Zone: (Cirole One):
a. Eastern d. Pacific
b. Central e. Other
Mountain
(Circle Or One) Daylight Saving
Standard
1.4 following to
of your answer to the above question 1.2:
@ Certain Not very sure
b. Fairly certain Just a guess
2.
A

Month Year
SECTION B
6. What were you doing at the ts the object?
broee
6.1
object? Try to list the activity or activities, and the
approximate amount of time spent on each.

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(Circle One): a. North e. South
b. Northeast f. Southwest
c. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
8.1
(Circle One): a. North e. South
b. Northeast f. Southwest
C. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
8.2 following to indicate how certai
questions. (8and 8.1). a
B Certain c. Not very sure
d. Just a guess
9. Were you wearing object? (Circle One):
Yes or No
10.I How was the object seen?
(Circle One): a. Through window glass 8. Through theodolite
b. Through windshield f. Through sun glasses
8. binoculars g. Through open space
d. Through telescope h. Other

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SECTION C
12. Estimate how long you object? 45
Hours Minutes Seconds
12.1 Circle one of the following to
your answer to Question 12:
a. Certain 0. Not very sure
b. Fairly sure d. Just a guess
13. Did the object look: (Circle Solid Transparent?
14. Did me
(Cirole One for each question)
14.1 Change direction? Don't know
14.2 Change speed? 29 Don't know
14.3 Change size? Don't know
1404 Change color? Don't know
14.5 Break up into parts or
explode? Yes Mo Don't know
14.6 Give off smoke? Yes 1919 Don't kncw
14.7 Change ebrightness? Yes Don't know
14.8 Flicker, throb, or
pulsate? Yes No Don't know
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RclHovening ihy- - isne
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18. Did the object at any time:
18.1 Move behind something? (Circle One) Yes NO Don't know
F you answered YES, then tell what it ved behind.
18.2 1 Move in front of something? (Circle One) Yes No) Don't know
18.3 E Don't know
19. Which of the following objects
object you saw? (Circle One):
a, Pea f. Automobile
b. Baseball g. Small airplane
8. Basketball h. Large airplane
d. Bicycle wheel 1. Dirigible
8. Office desk j. Other
19.1 Circle one of the following to are
Question 19.
a Certain c. Not very sure
aomte
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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.
Overhead
Horizon
Your eye
23. In the following gsketch place an at the position th object was
when you first saw it, and a "B" position when you last saw it.
Overhead
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SECTION E .
26. Was this the first time that you h teen an object like this?
(Circle One): Yes No
26.1 F you answered NO, th AA onditions
did you see ther ones?
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NAME Last lam First Name Middle Name
ADDRESS Cole
Street City Zone State
TELEPHONE NUMBER
What is your job?
Age
Sex

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DOWNGRADED AT 3 YEA
DOD DIK 5200.10

30. Please add here any further comments which you u believe are important.
Use additional sheets of the same size paper if necessary.
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DECLASSIVIED AFTER 12 DECLASSIVIED AFTER 1 DQD'DLR 5200.10 DQD' DLR 5200.10
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3ED-123S MPH PD TRAVELING PARALLEL, IN A STRAIGHT LIND PD LEFT WHITE
VAPOR TRAIL CMA REMAINING CONSTANT AT BASE OF OBJECT CMA BUT FADED .
IMMEDIATELY A SHORT DISTANCE FROM BASE BJECT PD
(1845 PDT --- 4 MINUTES 7.3719
(3) VISUAL FROM GROUND !
(4) OBSRVED BETWEEN HAYWARD AND ALAMEDA CMA CALIF. OBJECTS OVER X'
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RR JEPHIG JEDUP RR JEPHG JEDUP 222
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FM CO UICHITA HUNI APRT KANS FM CO UICHITA HUNI .
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JEDUP/AIT TECHINICAL INTELL CENTER WRIGHT PATTERSON AFD ONIO
~ 3  8 D ML239H. ATTN: ATIAA-2C /FLYOBRPT. REF AF LTR 232-5
J APR 1952, FOL IS SBN: (1) THE OBJ OR OBJS SIGHTED APPEARED TO THE OBSA
AS A DRICK RED STAR OF THE ZND OR 3AD MAGNITUDE OF BRILLIANCE. THE IST
APPEAMANCE WAS AT Z25A 27 JUL AND THE OBSR STANDING AT 37 DEGREES 43
- MINUTES 34 SLCONDS N7 DEGRES 17 MINUTES 4 SECONDS W_ OBSR THAT THE
LIGHT SOURCE WAS DIR DETLEEN HIM AND GANA CASSIOPEIA AND IV IN W DIR. 7-3719
TMED AFTK THIS THE OESR NOTED THAT THE LIGNT WAS MAKIND A WIDE ARC TO 1
- THE V AND FINALLY TO THE S. OESR WAS DLINDED BY LIGNT OF PASSINS CAR 1
( JUST AS TH: LIGHT UAS JALFWA ITVEEN ALTAIR AND VEGA. (2) THE TIME OF
SIGHTING WAS B259, J'MAS VEICED.FOR 5 SECONDS
TAG: FIED
(3) CANNE () OFS.
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IT AAS 2SI DEGREES TA HIS PSM, THE MTH BEING COUNTER CLOCKWISE. THE
- OBSR STATSS THAT ALT WAS SUCH THAT THE OLJ APPEARED AS A STAR,
( DEFINITELY HIGHER THAN ANYTHING THAT HE MAD EVER SER BEFORE. (5)
THE OESR INTEAROGATED WAS CAPY IRT AOB AND HE STATES
5 THAT HE UAS ACCONPANIED BY CA OF THE SAME AERL
RI, AND M OF THE FBI, KANSAS CITY MO. CAPT BANNING
AND CAPT ARE SAC CR/N AND CAPT DIS KHOM BY ONE OF OUR
- AOB'S WHO CONSIDERS HIN COOL HEADED AND RELIABLE. KE) THE VEA VAS CLEAR
( AND SINDS ALOFT VARIED FR 23O DEGREES TO 6S DEGREES AT AN AVG VEL OF
17 KNOTS. K7) NO S/A. (8) NA. (9) NA. (1O) THERE WERE TWO 0 T-33S AND A
( IHTTE LIGHT
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Called to my wife, but she t get
around in time to see them.
of sunlight on distant dural aireraft. No trails were visible. Appeared to
be decreasing altitude while in view, but this is difficult to judge because -
of the aspect. Impossible to estima knowledgs
of size or shape of objects.
. Listened intently for sound (although timing the delay would have given
no good clue to the range because of the rate at which they crossed over) - ssed over)
around at high altitude, which I have seen before upon ocasion (there were -
F-94's in the area before and after this time, but flying at rather low speed
and altitude) but quickly realized that no airplane could go that fast.
was a meteor at night. This would seem to me to be the best explanation of
what I saw: a meteor, broken into two pieces burning brightly enough to be
seen in the bright daylight excent f 7-3719
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DISTRMBUTION BY ORIGINATOR
NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT. 5O U. S. C.-
31 AND 32, AS AMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION OR THE REVELATION OF ITS CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHIBITED BY LAW.
IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY OTHER TITAN GT FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION UF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF.
(CLASSIFICATION) 10-55569- ING OFFICE
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Faded a345 degrees, at 50 nautical miles. Estimated speed
reversed direction at 345 degrees.
2. Times are above (Same)
electronics uipment. The blips
estinated to be about the size of B-50's or E-36's.
h. The sightings ware made from Belleville, I1 lirois, 79 98 ACEW Squadron.
2 one maintenance
and two
years.
6. There
unknow.
7. All local and adjacent electronic stations ware checked and determined
that not any opposition was caused by frequencies or antennas, Targets were de-
termined to be electronic in origrin.
8 None
NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES S WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT, 5O U. S. C.—
3I AND 3?, AS AMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION OR THE REVELATION OF ITS CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER R TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHIBITED BY LAW.
IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN IWHOLE OR IN PART. BY OTHER IR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF.
(CLASSIFICATION) 10-85570-1 U. S. GOVEENMI ING OFPICE
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(4) BELLEVILLE ILL. 79STH AC&W SQ. ALT. UNKNOWN.
(5) WITNESSED BY (1) ONE OPERATIONS CREW (3) THREE ."
ONE MAINT CREW. EXPERIENCE LEVELES I TO 6 YEARS -
(6) UNKNOWN. SCATTERED WEATHER IN LOCAL AREA
(7) NONE KNOWN. CHECKED ALL OCAL AND ADJACENT ELECTRONICS STATIONS.
GETS BE
ELECTRONIC IN ORIGIN
(8) NONE
(9) 2. TWO A/C SCRAMBLED FOR OBSERVATION FR :PORT 1
FILED WITH 113TH FTR INTERCEPTOR SQD.
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Type acft intercepted.
No. of acft intercept one 2  w
Scrial Nos. m ( w 0
9 Markings - 'orno
1o No. of attack passes
11 ECM Jamming detected **
. 1.2 Ftr transponder beacon
8. Turn-around:
(1.) No. of acft in flt immediately turned
(2) Tims (Z) last acft ready for nox: m25101-02557
d. Weather at landing
*6. COMEMTS ON INTERCEPTION AND SUGCESTIONS FOR
TECHNIQUES: Use other side of sheet if necassey.
* Please see reverse side JuhnD
JOHN J TANNER
2nd Lt -. USAF..
Name and Gr ade Tntelligence
ADC Form 4A (Sec. I)
15 Mar 42 (Revised)
.. (SECRET led in)
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4. INTERCEPTION
(Bounce)
a, Successful.
Accomplished visually... i i1
Accomplished by use
Time (z) of interception
Altitude nionoH, Pmoaigi Pm.pmomp.
Weather intcp
Type acft intercepte -
No. of acft intercepts 4"  to o.ma
Scrial Nos to
9 Markings
10 No. af attack passes -**
11 ECM Jamming detecte
12 Ftr transponder beaco
Radio eanencies sused
(2)
6. Turn-around:
(1.) No. of acft in flt immediately turned
TimeZ)last acft ready for next issioi... 0255Z
d. Weather at landing (ceil & vis)90oo!_Broken 7.Mi.
#6. COMICMTS ON INTPRCEPTION AND SUGGESTIONS FOR
TECHNIQUES: # Use other side of sheet 1f necossay-
# Please see reverse side
JOHN J TANNER
Name and 11gEnd Lt. USAF
Intelligence Officer
ADC Form 44 (Sec. I)
15 Mar 42 (Rovised)
(SECRET whe

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Yes .
5. Has interfe ence from another radar set been observed
familiar effects caused by an interfering signal?
Yes, yea
6. What type indicators the target?
P.P.I.
7. What was the radar scan rate?
3.3 and 10
frequency o transmitter?
1290me.
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Missouri.
Are the operator and the supervisor familiar with the effects
effect) propagation as they pertain to this type radar?
Yes
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1. What technical personnel observed the unknown target? Have they been questioned
thoroughly? What was their opinion?
No technical observers present at tine.
2. Was a pernanent record "track" made of the target the
indicators? If so, attatch to this report.
Nogative.
observed?
2000
varid)
now dia che carget appear in size and shape as compared with conventional aircraft
anchoring for as long as two (2) minutes.
7. Did the target
target?
8. What other (aircraft) targets were
unknown target?
None.
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DISTRISUTION DY ORIGINATOR Dir of
Commanding neral, Continental Air Command, Mitchel AFB, N.Y., ATTN: Dir of Intelligend
Coramanding General, 14th Air Force, Robins AFB, Ga, ATTN: Director of Intolligenes
Commanding Officer, 3d Air Reserve District, Austin, Tex ATTN: Dir ofI Intelligence
NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT. SO U. S C.-
IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY OTHER THAN UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
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3I AND 32. AS AMENDED: ITS TRANSMISSION OR THE REVELATION OF ITS CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHISITED BY LAW.
IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY OTHER THAN UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PEPMISSION OF THE DIRECTOROF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF.
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Also,added, when these objects sudddunly disappeared as
if by magic, "Wow, I'll l bet that's reported as Flying
Saucers and And it was reported...
I first noted these
we were in twilight darkness,I waS impression, that
whatever the two objects were, flying IN THE SUN light
which caused tw nose pieces ontspieces prows, to
SHINE liKe th 9lor of nond..The LIGHT,had a
thin separation between the followirg tail or sheeth, pencil
thin, to approximately (m) mpression) loo times the size
added to what you glean from many other source, might even-
tually and finally sol ve these sky commotiams or phenomena. 7-3719
Of course, overomant in aviation
of which veas Citizen Laymen,know nothing. In event some
other outside country has thi s High Flying Threat, we better
find a vay to stop its production or we will be having bugs X
and stuff,thrown com at us,by some lousy foreigner.
Yours-
Riwihudh By-
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Aiverside , California Aircraft
Pisnark, North Dakota Civilian Balloon
Riahland, Gashington Insufficient Data
Paul, Minnesota Astro (METEOR)
MiLltary (RADAR) UNIDEMTIFIED
YeChord ArB, shington Militory UNNIDENTIFIED
Jarsey Glt7, New (CARD3 M
Conolull, Sawali Insurficient Tata
3 Miemi,, Floride Insurficient Date
3 Burley, Taho Civiliens Astro (ICTEOR)
Hill AFe, Utah Military Palloon
Selmyra, Wisconsia Civilian Other (HOAX)
rons, Pennsylvania Civilian Insufficient Date
Fhoenix, Arlzona Aireraft
Thoenix, Arieona Lalloon
Chicago, AstrO (STARS/PLANETS)
Lase Military lasurficient Data
Olathe Kansas Military insufficient Data .
Plorence, Sot Insufficient Data
San Raefael, Californi, Alreraft
Hariette, Georgia Astro (METEOR)
Los Angeles, Calftor.dn insntricient Datn
Kork, Pennsylvnia Alroreft
an Antonto, Toxe3 Miiitary Astre (JUPTER)
Meago. Illinots Atoraft
Layton. Oito Sailcon
Tew tork, lew York (PHOTO) Zalloon
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UNIDENTIFIED OBJ REPTD CBSRD BY MR. DEL
PASO HEIGNTS, CALIF, AT 1630 PDST -HRS ON 25 JUL 52. 0B
AND THAT OBJ WAS OBSRD DY 7.3719-5
MAL PERSONS, OBJ WAS GOT OBSRD ON RADAR
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Bluish-greon ball of light observed oy two 10 Inetiont
members of 635 a6 and W at HoClord af3. chiect Tasons, hannlagton.
was at 20,ooo', traveling very fast.
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BIG AS CENT COIN HELD AT ARMS LENGTH.
FIRST SEEN DIRECTLY OVERHEAD. NO PROPULSION. NO TRAIL NO SOUND. DIDNT
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Month Year
A.M or P.M. (Circle One)
Min.
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Eastern d. Pacific
Central e. Other
c. Mountain
(Circla a Daylight Saving
Standard
1.4 Circle one of the following to indicate how ce
question l.2:
@ Certain c. Not very sure
Fairly certain d. Just a gueas
2Where were you
(Cirele One): Inside a buildng d. In an airplane
b. In a car e. At sea
G Cutdoors f. Other
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3.1 Were you:
(Circle One): a In the business section of a city?
6 In the residential s of a city?
C. In ooen countryside? .
d. Flying near an airfield?
e. Flying over a city?
f. Flying over
g. Other
.

6.1 What had you been doing for the 30 minutes before you the object?
Try to list the activity activities and the appre Ce amount
of tima spent on each.
AIRCRAEI TO THE FILTER CENTER R AI
WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK.
Che object? (Circle One):
(Circle One): Yes or No
8, What direction were you
(Circle One): 2. North e, South
b. Northeast f. Southwest
C. East g. West
Southeast h. Northwest

8.1).
Certain c. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain . d. Just a guess
9.
Two OBSERVERS WITH ME WERE
Yes or Mo NOT WEARING GLASSES
10. How was the object seen?
(Circl a Through window glass e Through theodolite
b. Through n windshield f. sunglasses
@ Through binoculars Through open space
a. Through telescope h. Other
11. What do you re w the
object?
11.1 P 11.3 WEATHER (Cirele One)
ar Clear sky @ Dry .-
b. Hazy b. Fog, Mist, or rain
Scattered clouds c. Moderate or heavy rain
Thick or heavy clouds d. Snow
e. Don't remember Don't remember
11.4 -
a. No wind Cold
Slight breeze Cool
c. Strong wind e, Warm
d. Don't remember d. Hot
e. Don't remember
SECTION G
12. Estinata how 2 2 73
Hours Minutes Seconds
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13. Did the object look: (Circle One) Solid or Transparent
14. me
(Circle On
14.1 Change direction? Yes Don't know J
11.2 Change speed? Yes NO Don't know . ..
U4.3 Change size?- es io Don't know
11.4 Change color? es TO Don't know
14.5 Break up into parts es NO Don't know
explode?
14.5 Give off smoke? Yes to Don't know
14.7 Change brightness? Yes No Don't know
14.8 Flicker, throb, or Yes No Don't know
pulsate?
14.9 Remain motionless? Yes NQ Don't know
15. I Did the object give off a light? (Circle One): Les NO Don't know
ORANGE ENTER
RE MWNRI
16. s - −
Ill 8 3
18-1 Cirole One) Leg 1 Don't know
IF you answered YES, then what it moved behind.
WHEN THE OBJECT ASCENDED IT DISSAPPEARED
CEHIND A. CLOUD.

answer t estion 19. DOLLAR.
Certain c. Not very sure
B. Fairly certain d. Uncertain
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0. Try to he object:
20.1 How high above SURE feet.
20.2 How far was it from you? feet or 3 miles.
20.3 How fast was it going? SLOW
20.4 Circle ons of the following to indicate how ce our
answer to e above questions:
on the curved line to show how high the object was above the horizon
skyline) when you first saw it. Place a "B" show where it was when
you last saw it. Overhead
28
.
B.
-Horizon
You

Overhead
B
Horizon Horizon
You
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24. Draw a picture that will show the motion that the object made. Place an
"A" at the nand a "B" at the end o path.
7B
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→
↑
A
..
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25. Draw a picture that will show the shape of the object. Label and include
in your sketch any details of the object that you saw and place an arrow
beside the crawing to show the direction the object was moving
ORANGE CLOw
THAT APPEARED
AROOND THE
OBTECT SOUTHEAST
I CBJICT HAD A A SLIGHYLY DARKER ORANGE.
REDDISU BROWN RiM THEN THE DRANGE
THAT APPEARE) AROUND THE OBJE

you see other
27. do you -
SOME HIGH
PRIORITY SECRET.
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NAME
ame rst Name Midale Name
(Circle Ona): (Yes) or No
- object too?
or
29.2 Please sses:
JERSEY CITY,N 1.7
JERSEY
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POSITION OF OBJECT. ALSO INCLUDED IS
A i - NG OF THE OBJECT.
. like , send 7
It you CAM you
uire 7bot cbject.exploining all
details
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Col.,Commanding Uni ted States ighlands,
New Jersey.
Mr. KILPATRICK further advised agent to recontact MEIDR ional
information and to confir reported altitude objects.
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G2, the presen 12 unconventional aircraft directly Monmouth rea at an
altitude imately thousand yards
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reeelved.
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Dr. of Spoctal Lerostizxtiais
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airplane pass OV buse (it be noted that the deviee was found
approxLnately one ed yards south of her house and fram the manner that
it was sunk i.to th
house).
lirfield ission-
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to intercept
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JEDWP/AIRTECHINTELCEN WRIGHT-PATT JEDWP/AIRTECHINTELCEN WRIGHT-PATT OHIO -. • •
INFO JEDEN/CG ENT AFB COLO INFO JEDEN/CG ENT AFB COLO
JEDWP/CG AMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB CHIO JEDWP/CG AMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB - OHIO • •
CESERVATION OF TWO OR THREE UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS AT
APPROXIMATELY
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RANGE. AMERICAN 519 WAS LOCATED APPROXIMATELY TEN MILES EAST OF
TYRONE F PENNA. AT 18000 WHEN THE SIGHTING OCCURRED. OBJECTS WERE
DESCRIBED AS FLYING AROUND A THUNDERSTORM. AIRLINE PILOT REPORTED •
THAT LATER THE OBJECTS WERE OBSERVED TO BE FLYING ABOVE HIS
TWO F-86 TYPE AIRCRAFT. •
-ESPATGAED FRON GREATER PITTSBURGH •
AIRLINE NINE MILES
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TO: Department of the Army, GSUSA
Washington 25, D. C.
The attached Sumary of Information from Fort Mormouth,
dated 2 July l952, subject: "Unconventional Airoraft," is for-
warded for your information and i any action deemed necessary by
your office.
WENDELL G. JCHNSON
Colonel,, GS
Assistant Chief of Staff, G2
1 Incl.
Summary of Info,
dtd 2 Jul 52
lst Ind
G2-FRT
Forwarded for i ation and retention.
TAFP, G3
FOR THE
C. N.
1 Incl
n/c fo HADVEY O. SHITH
Rolonal, Cs
Ohlol, Preduetion Division, R-2
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4542 N 7916W APPROXIMATELY 10 MILES EAST OF TYRONE PENN TWO OR .
THREE UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OB.
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officer and dispatcher at JdB.

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(4) Location of Lekee Charles 12'n,
930 50'4, Loeation of object from this position was east of Lake
Charles noving frem the seuth to a northerly direction. Distance from
B8.
(5) Ientifying information of lst Lt Willlam hiot AO. 7, Assis-
tant Base Operationt; 3 Willia patcher
on duty.
THEODCRE L. PASCOE
2 Lt Col, USAF
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215 ORIGINATOR E

Lake Charles, Louiaiara
ATTN: nta flicer
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1. About 2030 Cantral Standard Time we were on the taxiway by the
civilian ares and notioed a luinous, spherical shaped objeet, trailing
a long streak of blne at approximately 50co feet. The objeet was
traveling at an exoM te of speed from South to North over the ex
trame Jast Charlos A1r Force Base. opinion, no Gon
ventionl airoraft would be capable of such apeed this object denon-
strated. The onjeet 1 for (1m) seconds, then
it seemed burn eard.
WILLIAM A. THIRL
1/Lt, USA, AO 659337
Asst Base
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3. Due West.
4. 047 in area, 0 eld.
5. One light.
6. Salmon-pink light. -
7. Streak of liaht--dull.
9. Flashed two times for ar
9. Stayed off fo
10. No sound.
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TMS FSPIONAGF ACT. SO U. S. C.—

GERAID E. TYIER
Major, USAP
.
Chiet, Air Technieal Intelligenoe Genter, ArTN: AMIAA-2o e1se

Manmll Flight Service Center by Jacksomville
Air Route Trarfie Control Center at 2036 cST 28 July 1952.
6.Mo known dlitary air traffic at the time
of sighting.
Comeents of Preparing orfleer: .
L. Insuffieient background information ritnesses
aerial obser alifications. Witnesses were errogated.

MEIER further stated that one of these objects appeared suspend motion for
a period of approximately 5 minutes after which it took off with a terrific burst of
speed in a s southeasterly direction. He stated that these objects displayed a eed
2 to 4 times in excess of the conventional aircraft previously sighted.
At approximately 0933 hours July de BAUN, Agent, G2,
Fort Monmouth, transmitted via telephone the information received from MEIER to Mr.
KILPATRICK, S, G2, Army, Governors Island, New York.
Agent BAUN was advised by ATRICK to contact PIPER
Col., United ands,
New Jersey.
feet. MEIER further advised Agent de BAUN that the 12 men comprising his class of
instruction had visually sighted these two objects and had noted that the vapor trail
emitting from the conventional aircraf ithin the immediate Lcinity was missing
from those objects
1520 hours on 1 July reports ACorS,
G2, the presence 12 unconventional aireraft directly over Fort Monmouth area at an
altitude of oximately L0 to 50 thousand yards.
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AF FORM 112-PARTI CSITNICATION) DATE: 2 AUG 1952
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948 LITIAS: wae
COUNTRY D.S.A. REPORT NO. (LEAVE BLANK)
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
SUBJECT Report of Domnal Fying Ojeste P.t
AREA O RUPilrest 2ilinds 'c v Squadron, Williame By, Wise.
DATEOR y fhg. 1952 YE I952 EVALUATION
P-4
S Individeal as listed below
2b6 Ltv 20-1,"A1r"195r
Fum 11e-Pan I.)
On the 281 Mly 1932. 1845 CST, Mr. esiding
at Chienge, nlinois sighted five (5) objeats flying
north at bodred (300) miles par hour, estimated altitude
of two thousand (2,000) in the visinity of 1500 North Sheridan Road,
Chionge, nlinois. pbfeets 1028 desoribed as "orange ball affairs
with de petronie sighting was ad the 755th AC&W
4 N1 Equipmant consiste an AN/CPS 68
ating at opar
sighting. LAA obeerrere and GOC alerted
repert with lts.
The weeth 88 3.500 25,000 thin broken, visibil-
ity fiftoem (15) mdle alaft muface to 6,000 feet, recorded at
niinois Joliet,
• 320 degrees 20 knots inoreasing to 30 imets
at 6,000 feut
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CISTRIBU
Deruty for 1gence
Stewar rt ArB. Attn: Direotor elligence
0t ision, Willow
HOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL. DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT. SO U. S. C.-
31 AND 32. AS AMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION OR THE REVELATION OFE ITS CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHIBITED BY LAW.
IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY OTHER THAN UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE. USAF.
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altitude and requested agent de BAUN to verify the information with He
further
Agent de BAUN recontacted METER and was reassured by him that the estimated
altitude of these unconventional aircraft was from 40 to 50 thousand yards. Agent
de BAUN then contacted Col. PIPER and was advised by him that the Air Force would
immediately investigate e the reported aircraft in
the vicinity of Fort Monmouth.
AGENT's NOTE: During the by this report was clear,
visibility yexcellent, with high ceiling with visible clouds.
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3. 0927 I called Mr. Shelden Security and 1igenea and T8-0
ported that several high sooed and bighly maeuv objects were
seen overhead in the vicinity of other girersrt These objects wero
seen to move south and the entire aitvation was witnessed by 12 men.
This was as ora regarding ary umaual observed
40 0930 0930 I reported the reported the idantical idantical samo
Division Headqun Division Headquarters,
5. 0935 I imediately I inmediately began taking names naves and ments ent from from
involved in the incddent. in the incident.
6. 0938 Mr. Shelden Do Baun callad back and reported that he had reported that he bad contacted
Macguirs Air Force Force Base Base and that Macguire Macyuire bad thig aree this aree
but that but that was all they could they could tell him.
7. 7. 0942 Capt Capt Mirules and Mikulas and CLO Dickerson came to my ofrico in
questioned students who say the object. Capt Mikulas thon ordered
allx. students involved to mike indiyidmal signed sta
8. 0943 Studen
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9. 1105. The complate report was submitted to Capt
and thea banded to Sgt Yajor Yong for
iin
by: NOBMAYJ. MRIER
'Civilian Instructoo
Bldg. 900
SCR 584 Section
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REFORT OF UNUSUAL 03SI
Locarion Radar Park Bldg 900 DATEJU
WEATHER Clear, Mild. at.
TYPE OF EQUIR CR-52A
RADAR OESERVATION
TIME 0840 09073 0915 1006
AZIMUTH Ovarhead Overhead Overhead
m F
ELEVATION n.
12,000 27,000 Visusl Only a
RANGE-IARDS 29,000
HEADING North North to to North to
South
SPEED 2-3 that 2-3 that 3-4 that 4 that or 4 that of
of a jet of a jot of a jet a jet
MANEUVERS MANEUVERS Highly Highly Higbly Straight Line Straight Lins
VISUAL OBSERVATION
Mumber_ Mumber, 2 Object Sighted...Shiw and round Object biw.and.round
Altituds -12000 - 290cQ Heading_Toward South.
SoundNone.
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Cirtlian Instructor
Radar Dirisior
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lost behind a telephone pole and a bui clear and
very good visibility.
3 Rechnd E. Ridinge
PVT R. E. RIDIAGER
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MADAR OHA FOR A PERIOD OF CA 1 JULY
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RADAR CMA FOR PERIOD 3930 CMA I JULY
1SSZ: THESE OBJECTS WERE AT EXTREMELY NIGH -ALTITUDES PAREN ESTINATED C 0
TO BE BETWEEN 27, 30d AND 29,Od8 YARDS PAREN TRAVELING AT EXTREMELY
AREA AT THE SAME 0
AIGH SI SPEEDS FROM EAST TO WEST. JETS WERE IN THI
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SHAPE OF THE OBJECTS COULD NOT BE DETERMINED AND THE OBSERVER .
DID' NOT KNOW WNETHER THEY VERE VINGED DID NOT KNOW WNETHER THEY VERE VINGED OK NCT. MR. MIER :
CESERVED SIMILAR OBJECTS LAST FALL BUT WAS UNABLE CESERVED SIMILAR OBJECTS LAST FALL BUT T WAS UNABLE TO DETERMINE ANY .
DETAILS AT THAT TIME• HE STATED THAT SOMEONE FROM WASHINGTON HAD DETAILS AT THAT TIME• HE STATED THAT SOMEONE FROM W WASHINGTON HAD
TALKED TO HIM ABOUT THCSE OBSERVATIONS. NO CTHER INSTALLATIONS TALKED TO HIM ABOUT THCSE OBSERVATICNS. NO OTHER INSTALLATIONS
REPORTED THESE CBJLCTS AND G-2 FIRST ARMY HAD CONTACTED EADF 75 " .
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TALKED TO HIM ABOUT THCSE CBSERVATICNS. MO OTHER- INSTALLATIONS TALKED TO HIM ABOUT THCSE CBSERVATICNS. NO OTHER-INSTALLATIONS
REPORTED THESE CBJECTS AND G-2 FIRST ARMY HAD CONTACTED EADF 75
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