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4 Auguat 1952 12 June 1952 A C-6
Bell Aircraft
Major John J. car Corporation'a ident Repreaentative
. AF Ltr 200-5
SUMMARY: On 12 June, 1952, M report, was
standing at the passenger entrancs gate south of the Municipal Airport
At 1610, Mas waiting for a scheduled'airliner whieh was then overdue.
He noticed in ene East a round white objeet hovering in ths The object
remained almost motionless for lo-l5 seconds, then noved southwest at a fast rate
of speed. The objeot stopped, versed its fiold until
it reached its original position, stopped and took of directl ly East at an estinated
It this time the objeet appgared I to change from a
globular to a saucor shape. the second observer says that the shape
was not discernibl, but tha object appeared to glint like metal. He describes like metal. He describes
nunerous reversals of direction and says numerous reversals of direction and says the object the object was moving faster than T-33's was moving faster than T-33's .
flying in the irmediate viclaity or the observers. flying in the irmediate vicinity of the ryers:
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APPROVED:
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JOHN J. FORD
Major, USAF
Intelligence officer
Original - Director cf Intelligonoe, Hoadquarters UsAr
1 oc - Corending Offioer, Air Teoh Intel Conter, Wright-Patterson
3 co Training Ccmrand, Scott Air Fcrce Base, Illinois
DECLASSIFIED AFTER 12 YEARS.
DOD DIR 5200.10
87807
UNCLASSIFIED

SIGHTING STATION. 679dAC8WS90N.
OSCEOLA,WISCONSIN
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obsarvod in the sky visually by mombors of bids ovgendsation. Information
relative to these unurual rightlngs is contained ii thns reoort.
The steidioarce this report Lioo io the fnot that eone of these Sicablnys
are elbatronie sightings and that all sigthiyys sem edmetort
personnel.
s/ WILLARD L. LORCEY
Lt Colonel, USAF
Cormiding.
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L. Sor1es ot s1x (é) ra scooe photorrsols.
2. Series oZ seven (7) rador sooge plotoryhs.
3.
DISTRIBUTION BY ORIGINATOR
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31 A/ 3 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 EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF.
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wore scrawbled by the 67ht Cay Samdrod in eongneMorvith tis radnr eiphtinee.
This correlation plx Cht tyges of sightings i, toe saoe arba at txe 2e Wae.
to VTSUAL PIkcs: Nuaoroe widnttrlad rovint iights yere
observed 5
Oseeola, IHsconsin, ro then on doty. Re Lighle otsorved'Sere very Ouort vel-
Lowish flaobes, cach flae lnsting sopro danadely one (1) second vito tl 2y0 (Q) to
six (6) secoods elmpsirg betreen flanes.
411 ocorred
LeeCing (G0) mimtes.
3 MANIR OF CLGTT7KOS:
a. ELEcTTONZC
Type of equcan6--A/CPs-7 -2965 603 to 2910 No3; (9--30) 45)
Anteme RPM--5 MT--Mil; Antanva Ti1t--Two (2) Doint Mw (S) dosreos Aaton a Slant
--eint di agelomint Mas funttloning
properly.
b. VESUAL SIGIITNS: Ins, covared bhie
hvte
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NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT. SO U. S. C.-
3I AND 32. AS AMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION OR THE REVELATION OF ITS S CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHIBITED BY LAW.
IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART. B CTATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGLNCE, USAF.
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prooded in a vesbanly dirootlom at srost speed euntil running boyond the lull or Nie'
atoly appeor, thie tine north ot sightiny sbatln and, rollowiag nd rtinlne oai-
born, woild padnt oivoe or twdos in an eartert, rootisg ddasryeur .
b. Visual SrGliwos: All vienel eigdtings, dovered by tale renet, vere
ande fron theTProtd At T/T5-92/38/5. bh. Livite oboorrd travelod Mon soit to
went an unclotn datande ypnth of ths ooeitien. Ltte kor tugud to to tepnty (2eo)
dogroes above the horlaon.
5. TO
A. ELNTECC S10m.5:
KORIGES, MAERERT Caotle, USAF A60 1635 1 Tewea
FRIE, CNNIER D. Lst Lt , USAF APDG 165 1 year
B. VESTL STOUANOSI
KOPTSNK, WAR Captadn, ESAF CERAVOL, H, 6/20, USAY
FRYE, CILSTE R. let it., USAP 64SoT, JT S. /20,E
FCiR, JOR 5. A/10 USAP RI7P V0, WAP
NEVCON Te A/10 UEAS
5T OF STOHTEIOS:
B, FIECTECIC SIOWTTAOS: Weal watin w CAW.
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a. WETRolIC EIGiEidS: Wot dyy tnat bos not teos atared.
. 1. VESCAL SIOT Notting ted he ei't 'oo 8 2
6. BUTEGEOENDECE .
Plotgrmos df the Pdar seoo shig eisr ol
co.de aro in ty (2) ilideg, Te /1
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shodtgldx (6).Lodividunl vioms ot P Laryot de 1t otor soa' aoross the
siky toe r2, tde re rt, is a tori s of Duron (7) ohotogn 8, Mmes as tdirntod
(0) Latriid vimes ol i toxtt t ot io intha zors
re hae rdag roye. Each d loga ia oin' ol
2.0 22, ax ha wn
UNCLASSIFIED
NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT, 5O U. S. C.—
3I 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 THAN UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF.
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CADF -92 16--55570-1 RINTING OFPICE

UNCLASSIFIED (5)
AF FORM 112PART 1I
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
FROM (Agency) REPORT NO.
67hth ACaw Sq., Oscoola, Hso. 2-52
b. VISUAL STOITTNCS: Signed narratlve atatsments of observers. State-
ments are in Obs (i) InoLonurer Iue A3, this ropoct, is five (G5) stcnod nerrativo
statonents of obsorvers. , Each statomant Ls a point of Ino A3, and hns auroprdsta
annotations on ths reverse side.
9. INTERCEPTION APTON ACTTON TAKEA:
aren by tho 67lith ACww Squndron Controllor for purpose of Interee ting and/or
Told-Chamberlain Fiald, Minnespclls, Mimesota.
VISAL HIGNTINOS: None.
LO. LOCATTCN OF AIR TRAFFIC: 1" .
a. ELROTNOIG STONTTNDS: Tho (2) F-51 tybe alrorars were Ln ao aron Nfty
(50) to ofh5/15-92/98/5.4
betweon
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s/t WELLARD L. WORDEN
Lt Colonel, DSAF
. Conmanding
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UNCLAS
NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT, 5O U S. C.—
3I 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 OT VOSTATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF.
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direction.
Identifyinz Inforration of Obsarver; One of the
Beech Aireraft Corporation, in raining Dapartrer The second observer is
the Nell Aircrart Corporation's Represental rplane
Company, Wichita, Kansas.
Atnospharde Conditioas: cloud ations. wind velocity 25
hich was close at hand)
Metaorologi
None
Hona
The local Weather Pureau reported at l6l2 that cloud cover ves coattered
with tops at 18,000 with gusts mots, altimater
0977, temperatura 91, Dew point 70. Both obaervers 219 employed in the aireraft
industry. It seems probable that they did ad somE airborne objeok which behaved
erratically, but which could have besn a T-33 practioing acrobatics, although
it is the opinion of both observers that the Hneuvers ruch too abrupt
T-33.
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Lht lights try lingat Righ
sgeviletad by sevorel civiliane.

JEPHQ/CG HQS USAF WASHINGTON 25 DC -
JEDEN/CG ENT AFB COLO
JWPML/CG WADF HAMILTON AFB CALIF
DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE a
(1) TWO VERY BRIGHT LIGHTS TRAVELING AT HIGH SPEED
12 at
(2) 07252 25 JULY 195 - ES
(3) VISUAL FROM GROUND
(4) GEO REF NH 5858, CONCORD, CALIF. OBJECT VERY HIGH ALTITUDE
DOWNGRADED 'AT 3 YEAR INTE
DECLASSIFIED AFTER 12 DOD' DIR 5200.10 7-3719-3
UNCLAS SSIFIED
PAGE TWO JWPML 58F
CALIF, TELEPHONE
(6) CLEAR
(7) NONE
(8) NONE .

(3) VISUAL FROM GROUND ,
(4)
MOVING FROM N TO.S ACROSS THE HORIZON. -
(5) CPHONE -
CONCORD 769Z
CALIF,: CONCORD 3831
DOWNGRADED AT 3 YEAR IN DECLASSIFIED AFTER 12
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52 NEBF
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26.30504
3
1 XX Prsiamiy
10 min 4. SE .
1
Noman observed a reun. cbjert hovering
Siniler
sbject
eavere was carnival.
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b. Central e. Other
c.. Mountain
(Circle One): Daylight Saving
. "b. Standard
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of your answer to the above question l.2:
a, Certain .Not very y sure cille
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
f. Flying over n country?
g. Other

5. When did you report the object?
102 Culu
Day Month Year
SECTION B
6. e object?
6.1 What had you been doing “
object? Try to list the activity or activities, and the
approximate amount of time spent on each.
1 Datehiua
BCA etd
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b. Northeast f. Southwest
C. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
8.1 What direction Were
gean
(Cirole One): a. North. e. South
10 b. Northeast f. Southwest
c. East g. West
d. Southeast h. Northwest
8.2 Circle one of th following to indicate how certain vou are of
your answer to the e above two questions. (8 and 8.1).
a Certain o. Not very sure
b. Fairly certain d. Just a guess
object? Circle One):
R
Les or No No
10. How was the object seen?
(Circle One): (Circle One): a. a. Through Through window window glass 0 e Through theodolite Through theodolite
b. Through Through windshield windshield f. Through sun glasses Through sun glasses
0. binoculars g. Through open space
d. Through telescope h. Other
11. What do you remember
the object?
11.3 WEATHER (Circle One)
a Clear sky (a. Dry
b. Hazy -b. Fog, Mist, or light rain
c Scattered clouds o. Moderate or heavy rain
Thick or heavy clouds d. Snow
e. Don't remember e. Don't remember
11.2 WIND (Circle One) 11.4 TEMPERATURE (Circle One)
No wind a. Cold
b. Slight t breeze b. Cool
Strong wind C. Warm
Don't remember d. Hot
8. Don't remember
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SECTION C
12. Estimate 1 object? Contntoismenutw
Hours Minutes Seconds
12.1 Circle one of the following to are of
your answer to Question 12:
a. . Certain 6. Not very sure
b. Fairly sure d. Just a guess
13. Did the object look: (Circle One) Solid or Transparent?
14. Did
(Circle One for each question) :
14.1 Change direction? Yes No Don't know
14.2 Change speed? Yes Don't know
14.3 Change size? Yes No Don't know
14.4 Change color? Yes No Don't know
14.5 Break up into parts or
explode? Yes No Don't know
14.6 Give off smoke? Yes No Don't know
14.7 Change brightness? Yes No Don't know
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IF you answered YI . hen tell w noved behind.
Llode
18.21 Move in front of something? (Circle One) LesNo D Don't know
IF you answered YI moved in front of.
Clrada .
19. Which of the following objects is ab actual s ize as the
object you saw? (Circle One):
a. Pea f. Automobile
b. Baseball g. Small airplane
a. Basketball h. Large airplane
d. Bicycle wheel 1. Dirigible
e. Office desk j. Other
19.1 Circle ollowing to
of your answer to Question 19.
(Circle One): Suddenly C. 5}$
b. Gradually d. Don't remember
deceript

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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
Horizon
23. In the following sketch place an "A" at the eposition the object was
when you first saw it, and a "B" at its position when you last saw it.
Overhead .

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Pro'ect Blue Book w under ar not only fr lack of staff
in Dayton more importantly gross lack of support
at the riginating airbase Also, what "two objects
wer: approximately 100 eet, this would
men a subtended angle of roximately -ha Things
like  is could have been intell: Lgent interro-
gation officer.

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26. Was this the first time that;
(Circle One): Yes No
26.1 NO, ther e. and nditions
did you se
27. In your opinion what do you think the object was and what might have
Last Hame First Name Middle Name
ADDRESS 10
Screet City Zone State
TELEPHONE NUMBER
What is your Cluk. Affut.Fild
Age 53
Sex emal
Last School Attended JoseLn teish.

ined.

2.
(employee 26 July
1902, at ap dioo-like objeat, ASAC, ATLNS
tbout one to , traveling in a eir-
cular patte advised that
she was - treversing tho sky
in a ninilar Inaamuo otlight onitted a white-silver
light, whils
Nr Habr.,
also roported to thia ofrice that he had sightod a round. iso-shaned
cbjeot, yellow glow, tre the sky annd
dioapcear i southeanterly direo pproxinately 2l40 hours, 28
July 1952 brter at a Later obser-
vation he had scotlight he ground. Mr.
SEE S opined that the unidenk blaot may eon the spotlight,
bub that tho rn had not be vlaibla at hia i rat sighting
GRADED AT 3 YEAR
DECLASSIPIED AFTER 1
DOD DIR 5200.102 UNCLASSIFIED
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Orfieor on Donfuh dastroyer repocted seelng
a bluish glouing trtanlgo apceding across
sky at 930 myh.
VO TOKH SNO AEV 26 SEP S2)
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A-2. 2213 A DEGREES 29 MINUTES NORTH
14 DEGREES VING ING OBJECTS
OBSERVE BEARING
320 D COURSE
SOUTH APEX TO SOUTH,
CHANGEI SECONDS. OBJECTS MADE NO
NOISE, HITE LIGHT FROM EXHAUST.
PARA PECIFIED SOURCE ESSED
WITH
GROUP 4
Downgraded at 3 year
intervals; declassified
UNCLASSIFIED after 12 years
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48.
GLOWING OBJECT
COPENHAGEN.DENMARK-(AP)-I.T.COMMANDER SECOND IN
COMMAND OF THE DANISH DESTROYER SAID TODAY HE OBSERVED A
MYSTERIOUS GLOWING OBJECT MOVING ACROSS THE SKY AT GREAT NORTH
OF THE ISLAND OF BERNHOLM LAST NIGHT. HEADING SOUTHEAST.
HE DESCRIBED IT AS A BLUISH GLOWING TRIANGLE AND ESTIMATED ITS
SPEED_AT 1, 500 KILOMETERS (932 MILES) AN HOUR. THE SONE
OF THE VESSELS PARTICIPATING IN OPERATION MAINBRACE.
GG616P 9/14
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5
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make 4
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CHANGED BEARING FROM 329 T0 242 IN 5-10
SECONDS. OBJECTS MADE NO NOISI, NO SMOKE,
THERE APPEARED TO BE VAITE LIGHT FROM
IXXAUST. COMMIENI, DISTANCE TO OBJECTS NOT
SPECIFIED. SOuRce IMpi N SPESD 1E
APPARDTLY TIS
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ARFA. BRITISH AIRMEN COMMENTED PROBABLE
OPTICAL ILLUSION BUT ADMIRAL MMDON,
SUPREME ALLIED CMDR ATLANTIC, ALLESEDLY
HAD FORMAL BRIEFING ON REPORT. ITEN ALSO
STATES OFFICIALS AT AN OPERATING BASE,
I
TREATING RIPOR RIOUSLY.
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2. The exercise Mainbra pictures consisted of three color slides
correspondent aboard the U.S.S. Roosevelt.
The pictures were forwarded to ArIc for : analysis and returned to the
New York newspaper that submitted them. The pictures were of a weather
balloon of the type pictured in the enclosed photograph.
FOR THE MMANDER
A.du0 H.Cf.
EDWARD H. WYNN 2 Atchs
Colonel, USAF 1. Ltr
Deputy for Science 2. Photograo
and Componentu
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sundown at which time the jet might be liantly reflecting
sunlight and the contrail likewise. appear that a
lieutenant colonel and a major botl ving with binoculars for
10 to 15 minutes would not hav ident ied a high-flying jet in
that interval of time. Were there very high flying jets in l952?
case also. -
7.
I give this single- ∑3, C4. The witness had the
good! sense to hold a penny out at arm's length to judge the size
and noted that it was slightly smaller than the penny. T This means

would send YA2 any photogath you
U.F.O.
(19{h Betk. 1952.
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Garot Sightings
1. -
At O607Z on 19 Jun 52 an object was sighted East of this base
traveling from NE to SW. Manner of observation visual from the
ground. The object was described by the Air Force 2/Lt who observed
it as "a red light, ving in a wobbly fashion, which turned white
and disappeared.
GCA was contacted and reported target on their scope in the
same area where the visual observation was made. Object appeared
stationary on the scope at no more than 40001 height due to the
limitation of the radar set, The k blip would enlarge momentarily
then return to iginal size.
Solution: Possibly light om snow
clouds in the area.
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LENI"OCE L. NUASER CF OEIECTS 7. COURIC
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- RENuOeS ona
O. BRIEE SCMMARY GA SIGHTING 11. COMENTS
Che round orirht otliver ebjoet "uonller Shan 2 It is poosible-thit e balloon 1
Do-j". Minds from kdr as iBu krots. from Su2fa2o, M.7. at 1500e, 6:30  029
sighting eouie lavo drlftod dem thin
Dutralo is 150 statute miles ausy. F
Informntion nobtlous. No foliot-ip-
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TENTATIVE
OBSERVERS DATA SHEET
Where Choice is Given, Circla Proper
Answers. or Insert Answer
Date of your observations 19 Jone 1952
Day Month Year
ation:
Day Month Year
3. 16 30
Hrs. Min.
A. M. P. M. Daylight Standard
Mountain,
Other
4. Langth of object was served. Estimater I5
Hours Minutes Seconds
5. Where observed:
Postal Address City or Town State Country
6.
Inside building, In Car, Outdoors, -
Other
Yes or No
. If you were mo give and
Direction Speed
10. Naked eva
Eye glasses
Other glass (Window or Windshield)
Binoculars, Telescope, Theodolite
Other_
11. Howdid you happen to not -
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2

House, a Blend Decrease
Other
in size. Decrease Move
h.
Other *
2 direction were you
aro to show the apparent _ elevation of the
object in the sky. Direetly
Overhead
A. When first seen, label a.
B. When last seen, label b.
4 .
Observerls Horizon
Eya
SKETCH A

i C
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18. On the following Skstch B, label a at
when first seen and b at point last
Overhead
the object betwe -
If possible label 1, 2, 3, etc.,
along the traced path to show the
Horizon Observer's Horizon
after equal intervals of time dur- Eye
ing the sighting. SKETCH B
19. In Sketch C please show the
observed features of ne object -
such asj
A. Apparent shape, (were edges
pointed or rounded), pointed or rounded),
B. Apparent dirsetion of motion
(show by arrow), and
C. Other details, exhaust, trails, No tail on trail
2 SKETCH C
size. In thia sketch D, show the apparent siz of what you saw. . .
SUN OBJECT MOON
al
3
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A.
SKETCH D .

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28. Further comments which you believe are important should be entered here.
ATIC Cmmot: Posii bl. balloon launih oite is B.ffa10,N.y.
Balhons lacmosol thene at
have t dn:ct
miles. If so t -+ B.is.io.
Repont is
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DOWNGRADED AT 3 YEAR INTERVALS:
DECLASSIFIED AFTER 1R YEARS.
DOD DIR 5200.10
DISTRIBUTION BY ORIGINATOR
mief, iir lechnical Intelligense Tt. ArIdi-2e, Wright-Patterron ath,
Chio
NOTV THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT. 5O U. S. C.—
S1 AND 3, AS AMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION ORTHE 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 THAN UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF.
U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING CFFICE:19%0-O-918331
UNCLASSIFIED

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2l. In your own words please describe the sighting you observed. Use sketches
Include a description of the weather,
wind, and cloud conditions at the
Uni dondifid f14i0) objew descaibed as boving
Smallin n.- Dc-3, Rod i shope, Bint silven
Colin,
1. Scattered Clo.1 -+ 4,500' .
2. -+.10.000' -
3 Uis. bil.dy 15miles plos
4.Wi1 gen...lly WNW -t30K
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DE JEPHQ 02A 67
ACTION ATIC
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FM HO USAF WASHDC
TO JEDEN/CGAIRDEFCOM ENT AFB COLO
JEDWP/ATIC WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO
FROM AFOIN 32O3S ATTN:. ATIAA-2C FLYOBRPT. UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT :
DESCRIBED AS SMALLER THAN DC-5, ROUND IN SHAPE, BRIGHT SILVER IN COLOR,
19 JUN 52, OBSERV - MINUTES. PAR. 3. OBSERVED WITH NAKED EYE.
B
PA.4X 4500 S ERED, SN
DOO0 SCATTERED, VISIBILITY 15 MILES
ALOFT WNW AT 30 KTS., SELINSGROVE, PA. 3030 AND 8000
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ACTIVITY OR CONDITION METEORGICAL OR OTHER WISE WHICH MIGHT ACCOUNT
SUCH A UUUO8 SE
PHOTOGRAPHS AVAILABLE.

RICTED) TT 150
20 Jun 52
SECURITY INTOMRATION ATLAA
TO ATIAA-5 RUPPELY
FROM AFOIN-2B3 FOURNET ACTION
FOLLOVING MESSASX DTC 2392SOZ JUN FORM
FLT SVC CNTR, OLMSTED AFB, PA (AF 2645)
FOR YOU INFO: .
FLYOBRPY AT APPROXIM 1630EST I THE
VICINITY OF ERVILLE. PA LONGTITUDE A1.3
ALL OF JERSEY SHORE, PA AND W
ON AT AVIS,
THAN A DC-3 ROUWD In SHAPE AnD BRIEHT

73 PLUS WINDS ALOFT FROM VEST NORTHVEST AT
32 KNTS 1639 SELINSCROVE, PA 5,30 ERED,
120,99OSCATTTRED, VIVIBILITY 13
MILIS, VINDS ALOFT VIST NORTHVEST 39 KNOTS
1538 PHILLIPSBRUG, 9*, 3,909 SCATTERED
39,J0SCATTERED, VISIBILITY 19 MILES,
WINDS ALOFT W r3π ,34 XNOTS.
THERE WAS NO A ITION METEROROLOGICAL
VHICH MICHT ACCOUNT FOR THE

Unidantified flying objeet sichted in Jervsy Shore, Permaylvania area 19 Juna
at 1630 EST, by eivi lim obeervers. Objeet moved West-narthwest, against reported
winds aloft. Cbnarved for 15 mimtes before disappearing bahind mourtains. Heather
was adequate for obuervabiene
VRANK M. ALDX
Lt Celoml, USAP
Intalliganee Offieer
DOWNGRADED AT & YEAR INTERYAMMI 14 THAS,
DECLASSIFIED A DOD DL 52vo.1e.
Chiaf, Mir Intelld paes Oenber, Arr AMM-20

mia. .
3. The the objests In
a
armayivanda .
d,
5. mteoro.legieal aetivity which might Lghting.
phyadeal ev No intercsption abtampted. No air traffle reported in the general
area a time f sighting. Angles of obeervation uknomm, Vitnegses mere not contacted
or interrogated.
a reparing ocfisert
of
more prabable tham the Later report, whiah indi..

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observed.
There was no aotivity or condition meteorological or otherwise, which
There . such as
fragments or photos.
This report was salled in to ArIC Duty Officer by Wright-Patterson AFB
Flight Service. It ves − that a . wire be sent to

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PROJECT KSSLECCD CARD
2.LO6 1 CONCLUNO
20 h 50 0
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2 o Prosot',3 uon
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1230 S Groom-fesr C. Wos Aersh
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FAr-int 1rudor :0 Possiby Arrch
5. S. SOURCE 10 Wos Atsncinee
ProbodyAmrorsrral
CC Possilly Ammer.cel
.ENOTH A S. AUWLEN CP CUIECTS 9. COURSE Sther
tuutel 1 LM 300 insofh cent Dute ion & a.ue
Unknown
WV-KY OF SIC-TING !1. COMMENTS +
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; Dias etior. Rond. Btreighs Kne, Sise of D-29, red
torvLic sE.6. ;

as reported in Madison edition Wisconsin State Journal, dated 29 June 1952.
hil m macha
NEIL M. MacLACHLAN
A Captain, USAF
Intelligance Officer
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DOWNGRADED AT : YFAR ETTRVAAM
DECLASSIFIED TPET 12
DOD DIR SECO.1D
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DISTRIBUTION BY ORIGINATOR 0/1 n1q,
1 co Chief, ATIC -
2 cc CG, ADC FIED
cc CC, EADF UNCLAS
1 ce CG, 30th Air Division
NOTU 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 3, AS AMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION OR THE REVELATION OF ITS CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS F 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.
(CLASSIFICATION * U. S. GOVERNMENT PR -018391

frow es about.parallel the horizon.
The dis. bject follows:
The object ntenely bright ail ot a sunden
the brightnes eased no explosion)and what
appeared sparks few) seemed to float nown
from the object. hese sparks ourned out before
reaching the ground.
.
TIME OF SIGHTING: It was about ength
of time observed was about 2 3 seconis.
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6. Weather sighting: Scattered clouds at 3ooo feet and 2 feet,
visibility l0 miles, weak tenperature inversion 19,400 feet to 25,000 fest.
25260/14, 30 260/14.
7.
with yellow tail, crossed from South to Northwest, east of
9. No intercept ion action was taken. a
l0. Air traffic is unknown.
MFTL. M. MaCLACHLAM
UNCL SSIFIED
NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT. 5O U. S. C.-
3I 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 THAN UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES. EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF.
10-85570-1 INTING OFFICE
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OLORADO SPRINGS COLO
INFO JEPNB/CE TEWART AFB NEWBURGH NY .
//SECURITY INF MATIO 1//
ADC AND K
INTEL 1E216 PD SUBJ CLN FLYOBRPT PD
CGEADF CLN FOR DIR OF INTEL PD
FOLG SBM IAW PAR 7C AFL 205-5 CMA 29 APR 52 PD
PAREN ONE PAREN ONE VIVID BLUE ROUND OBJ WITH SHORT FIREY RED EXHAUST -
CMA SIZE OF A BAKER DASH TWO NINE CHA SIGHTED TVL AT TERRIFIC SPEED AT -
EST TWO MILES FR OBSR PD OBJ MADE NO SOUND AS IT TVL ON A STRAIGHT SE
TO NW LINE PD OBJ IN SIGHT ONE AND ONE HALF TO TWO MINUTES PD WEA
CLEAR PD OBJ DISAPPEARED ON CRSE ON A HORIZ FLT PATH PD
PAREN TWO PAREN 2236 JUN 52 ONE AND ONE OMIN
PD
PAREN THREE PAREN VISUAL FR SURFACE PD
PAREN FOUR PAREN SEVERAL MILES NORTH OF MILWAUKEE CMA WISC PD OBJ SEEMED -
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PAGE TWO JEDPK 316
PAREN FIVE PAREN N UNK PD
PAREN SIX PAREN CLEAR PD .
PAREN SEVEN TIRU NINE PAREN NEG PD .
PAREN ONE ZERO PAREN UNK PD
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45min one 54 ..:
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trirht silvor ovei shagod ot oos wao fiaen
ousorvod at a ctetiosary posttlon thon trs-
Veled to th. E7 roversing its Lrestton,
hovering over same aroe where it wes first
observed. Spead verioc from slen to frst.
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off a light".
Two scientists consulted at Adler Plameteriu
not have been caused by
. NEIL M MacLACHLAN
. CAPTAIN, USAF
Intelligencs
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1INCL
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DISTRIBUTION BY OMIGINATOR Orig DI, HQ USAF
Chiof, ATIc, Wright Patterson AFB SIFIED
co
co CG, ADC
co CG, EADF
00 CG. 3oth Air Div
IONAEEFCTING THE NATIONAL DEEENSE OE THS JINITEO

When the objeot rocked or tarned into a vertical plane its shaper was easily discernable
as oval and sher Ia  horizontaL plane.it appeared to be flat or thin and wan difficult
se.atthtkrE moringotherirat 25.to:Zaiimtes.of:the.observatior
bythds blne cirol of haze for the last 15  z0 mimites of the observation. Tho objec
Iert no. traiI or exhmist and made no noise.  Itsy disappearance was describod as "like
shiteingoftlighty(See.inolomreLfordiaeaw.of.flight path)
1eror 11ghting+1745: to, 1870 cos1.29 Jun 15. Length of:sighting:
Observere were on the flight Line at OtHare Intl Aprt, Park Ridga, Ill.
and ebeervatloi ws made visually without any opticaE aids
L. OtBare Int'l Airport, Park Ridge: Ill, Objecty appearsd to bo Hrectly.
oreraud betmeen two radio towora seven (7) miles west of the field. de:OavnrdonGnoraaLosCoMOr Fmzles.Nest.oisthe 1leld.
5 Obes werei SSG Lopez 5Obes werei SSG Lopez
A/lo Weber
/3e Rorkowski (made first aighting) /3e Korkowski (made first sighting)
83rd Lir Fese Squadron (Air Police Det) 83rd Lir Bese Squadron (Air Police Det)
O'Hare-Intl Airport Park Ridge, Ill.
Above adrmen are fariliar with jet aireraft and state dofind tely that this Above adrmen are fariliar with jet aireratt and state dofind toly that this
objeot aighted was not of a type known to th objeot aighted was not of a. type know to th
6Wonthe in direotion of the sighti 6Wonthe in direotion of the sighting cloar A allght tempeture in eleareA slight temperAture in.
rios at the mirface was reported at JoL.nnh at l9oa-cnsr: WindeAlofti
5000 2t290 25
30000
12000 280
7. No knowa astiyity.dr condi tion bould.eccount for the eirhrting  Solentist
Adler Planeter lns in Chioago ho were consuIted.atated that objeot cowld not
been caased by tsumperatare ioversion or light refraetion end could offer no eaplana
hot
9.Mocd Late fon.ormerialidentifieatton.maste
10. eot in vieinity.
UNCLASSIFIED
EDGAR C. EANFORD
Lst. sutenant, USAP
NOTE THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL: DEFENSE OF THE UNITED: STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT, SO U. S. C. TO-AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON* IS PROHIBSTED: BY LAW.
31 AND 3 AS AMENOED. ITS TRANSMISSION OR-THE REVELATION OF ITS CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER AGENCIES, EXCEPE BY. PERMISSION OAT THE DIRECTOR OF
IT MAY. NOT BE REPRODUCEPINL WHOLE OR IN PARR BY.OTHER THAN UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
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FM HQ 4706TH DEF WG OHARE INT L APRT PARK RIDGE ILL -
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TO JEPHQ/DIR OF INTEL HQ USAF WASHDC
JEDWP/ATIC WRIGHT PAT AFB DAYTON OHIO JLDWP7Aiie WhIGhT t
JEDEN/CG ENT AFB COLO SPRINGS COLO
JEDEN/CG ADC ENT AFB COLO SPRINGS COLO C (
INFO JEPNB/CG EADF STEWART AFB NEWBURGH NY
/SECURITYINFORMATION/INTEL-
10078 PD SUBJ CLN FLYOBRPT PD ATIC CLN FOR ATIAA-2C PD CGADC AND 10078 PD SUBJ CLN LYOBRPT PD ATIC CLN FOR ATIAA-2C PD CGADC AND - (
CGEADF CLN FOR DIR OF INTEL PD FOL SBM IAW PAR 7C CMA AFL 200-5 CMA
29 APR 52 PD PAREN ONE PAREN SHAPE CLN OVAL PD SIZE CLN TWO TO THREE (
FT PD COLOR CLN VERY BRIGHT_SILVER SMCLN BLUE HAZE AROUND IT FIRST
25-30 MIN PD NO CLN ONE PD FORMATION CLN N/A PD AERODYNAMIC FEATURES
CLN UNK PD TRAIL OR EXHAUST CLN NONE PD PROPULSION SYS CLN UNK PD C
SPEED CLN VERY FAST PAREN FASTER THAN JETS PAREN PD SOUND CLN NONE PD (
MANEUVERS CLN ABRUPT HORIZ AND VERT MV CMA VERY FAST CMA ALSO TVL
SLOWLY SMCLN HORIZ MV DIFFICULT TO SEE CMA VERT MV EASY TO SEE PD MANNER
OF DISAPPEARING CLN LIKE SHUTTING OFF A LIGHT PD
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PAREN TWO PAREN 1745.TO·1830 HRS CDST 29 JUN 52 PD
PAREN THREE PAREN VISUAL FR SURFACE PD (
6.
OHARE FLD AT ALT 500-1000 FT PD
PAREN FIVE PAREN THREE AIR POLICEMEN WHO WERE ON DY AT TIME OF
PD RELIABILITY GOOD CMA EXPERIENCE UNK PD
PAREN SIX PAREN FOUR THOUSAND SCATTERED CMA FOURTEEN THOUSAND
SCATTERED CMA FIFTEEN MI VISIBILITY CMA TEMP NINETY CMA DEW PT SIXTY- 6
FIVE CMA WIND NW AT ONE THREE CMA AI ETTING A T NINE NINE
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THREE PD
PAREN SEVEN PAREN SUN TO RIGHT SMCLN OBJ WAS BELOW SUN PD - (
PAREN EIGHT PAREN NONE PD
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the phenowena as foliows: As I watched the
object it seened to increase in brightness.
It was the same color as a star shell. It was
about the f the.oon. "hen the brightness
disappeare watched
ther as don't a tail.
service
to the air Force.
Yours tr

TO JEPHQ/DIR INTEL HQ USAF WASH DC
JEDWP/ATIC WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB O
INFO JEPNB/CG EADF STEWART NY
JEDKF/CG CADF KSC MO
JWPML/CG WADF HAMILTON AFB CALIF (.
FLYOBRPT. ATTN ATIC WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB; ATIAA 2C.
GRANGE . EE PEOPLE WITH FIELD GLASSES :
2301056 1
2306052, FIVE MILES NE WARREN OHIO. ONE OBSERVER WAS EUGENE LEHIN-
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DE JESDB 16
P 250210Z P 250210Z . . -
FM COC 35TH ADIV DOBBINS AFB GA /DEF/ FM COC 35TH ADIV DOBBINS AFB GA /DEF/
TO JEPHQ/DIRECTOR OF INTELLIGENCE HQ USAF WASH 25 D C
JEDWP/CO AIR TECHINICAL INTELLIGENCI JEDWP/CO AIR TECHINICAL INTELLIGENCE CRSON AFB
JEDEN/CG ADC ENT AFB COLO JEDEN/CG ADC ENT AFB COLO -
JEDKF/CG CADF KSC MO
ORBATIAA-2C FOR:DIR INTELLIGENCE COC 995.
FLYOBRPT: THIS Q RECD PHONE CALL AT 242248ZULU FROM A MRS. (
CMBNA, GA, REPORTING AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING ABJECT AS FOLLOWS:
1. SHAPE - SIMILAR TO A STAR; SIZE-UNDETERMINED; COLOR-ORANGE GLOW;
NUMBER-ONE; SOUND-NONE; BRILLIANCE-LIKE S MORE NSE.
2. SIGHTED AT 23231 EST.
3. MANNER OF OBSERVATION-VISUAL, SURF -
4LOCATION OF TLD ATHR 18 YDAUS "AL
33 DOD DXR 50031D
DEGREES 53 MINUTES
LONGITUDE - DEGREES 32 MINUTES 7-3719
5. PERSON SOUNDED RELIABLE 30 .
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due east of eMunicipal Airport Springfield there is somathing strange in the
sky and that was two planes fooling around it. (6h100 was still 1 busy rand the
field operator s the Flying ects Project swamped with'calls
on this matter).
Finally contacted laj Whedcn at 64100 and repo had It was
information
leasible details. Then they informed this office that televisicn station WTv-N in
Columbus had put their cameras on the objects since they were clear in Columbus and
transmitted then over celevision to their viowi dience.
mel
GuOHhe E.
Cc: EI Asst Air Adjutant
REPLACES NME FORM 96, I OCT 4. WHICH MAY BE USED. 1G-54501-8 * U. S. GOVERN SNG OPFICE
DDFRE 09

3. On the of the aircraft, the object becane
progressively smaller. The aircraft made a circle and swung under the object again.
By this time, the Ey the
time the aircraft made a third pass, the object was so distant as to be rged into
one globe and became fainter. At approximately 2050 hours, the object faded
Hattes.
DDFR 9 REPLACES NME PORM 96, I OCT . WHICH MAY BE USED. 10--54801-3 * U. B. GOVERNWONT PRINTINS OFPICE

3. The many questionable aspects
surrounding little doubt that this was a hoax.
lia A.A
1 Incl: WILLIAM A. ADAMS
FlyOb rpt fr ADC Colonel, USAF
dtd 3 0ct 52 (w/3 attachs) Chief, Topical Division
Deputy Director for Estimates
Directorate Directorate o nte
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DOWNGRA DECLASSIFIED AFTRR JE .
DOD' DAR 5200 1
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DD F50 96 REPLACES NME FORM 96, I OCT 48. WHICH MAY BE USED 16--54801-3 U. &. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFPICE:1952 0- SU975
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FOR THE COMANDING GHERAL:
HallutKuit
3 Incls: HALSERT 8. REWITT
n/c . MAJOR USAF
. ADJUTANT
INT 319 (31 Jul 52) 2d Ind
1 4 AUG 1952
TO: Commanding
Colorado Spminga. lomoe
UNCLASSIFIED 36906
CADF
4698-50

Air Defense Command.
Int Air Force Base
lorado
TO: Director of Intelligence
Headqurrtors United States Air Force
Washineton, 25, D. C.
'
the attache lepor submitted.
CADY 4698752
2 K2/091

a rocket lik ype used advertize the Oldsnobile automobile,
clinbed a little hi 1l end rr E attention was then drawn to group of
horses who were around by a lake. Then I noticed Two men who
were swieming or and that was what the horses seemed to be cur-
cractine their attention I ranazed t t to the
metal underneath was qh seams were either
welded or crimped as rivets vere used. I tried shelting the structure
and it would rock: wheels by rocking.
There vere 16 eztending from the body to the circum-
ference inside actrut-brace These
(PACE ONE)
GADE
4698*62
152-18921

14.1 Change direction? Yes Don't know
14.2 Change speed? Yes 21191 Don't know
14.3 Change size? les Don't know
114.4 Change color? Les Don't know
14.5 Break up into parts or Yes 9 Don't know
explode?
14.6 Give off smoke? Yes Don't know
14.7 Change brightness? Yes @9191 Don't know
14.8 Yes Don't know
pulsate?
14.9 Remain motionless? Yes (NO Don't know
15. I Don't know
. .
16. the object?
direction they were traveling.
.
18. Did the object at any time:
18.1 Move behind something? Circle One) Yes Don't know
behind.

noticed I-noticed that they hnd light blue uniforns and vore dark boots
with no headgear. They were both tall men, with licht hair and the
other with dark hair. ouldn't ther well deterndine
their language. they direction I retreated some
distance back over c linbed through the vane strut erea
into the body proper and almost mediately the objcct started to rise
vertically for about I00 feet. then leveled off and gained speed,
rapidly disappcaring from my sight did notice that as itleveled off
the bullet shaped nose receded slightly backwards into the strut struc-
ture. There vas quite of whirring and crinding noise as it too:
IO CERTIFY OLTS TO RE ITS RECODED AS I RLATD
KNOMLKDGE LVD IF
FOUND TO BE UNLRUE. LASSIFIED
4
30 July 1952
752-18091

to get the subject his mind end proper,authoritics I .
observed that his left index finger was missing and athat the paring of
his left ear was impare xplosion.
mde by Lt. Albright and
the Oerations Officer of the l38th A Squadron who gathered the
not think c to use ity
. c. The loss from the crev's
cicarette packace.
publicity.
POCTASSFIED
3
CADF. 4698-52 Cm
K521871

200 niles from hore. He did promise either call or come back here
at 8 P.M. This he did nct do.
incloscd statements which I have conoiled
his discussion of the subject.
an forwarding them with his
signature that appoers only on the notes.
.
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152-18091

William J Kuebler :
Former Address Has Inclo's .
863NiadineSt Inclosel Grid Cord. QC5517
Santa Moniea,Cal
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TRICYCLE LANDING GEAR FT HTGH BOTTOM PART
WHICH WAS THEWIDER ANT HEAVIER PART: ABOUT
A SHAFT 12 T LONG AN SQUARE PROTRUDED FR THE TOP DISC
WASMOUNTED THIS SHAFT THE DISC BEEN CONTROI SEC X
HE DESCRIBED WHAT WAS ARRENTLY EXHAUST PORT DESCRIBED
A 16 BLADE PROP INSIDE BJJECT NOT
HE DESCRIBED HEAD TAIL FINS VED AWAY FR
THE OBJECT AND WATCHED MEN RETURN OBJE EARBY LAKE
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THE MEN ENTERED THE OBJECT THRU A PANEL IN THE UNDER SIDE X THE OBJECT
WARMED UP FOR ABOUT 3 MINUTES X IT THEN TOOK OFF RISING VERTICALLY
FOR 100 THEN EASTWARD GREAT SPEED X DUE TO
THE STRANGENESS OF THE OBSERVATION X DUEBLER REFRAINED FR REPTG IT
INCLASSIFIED
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25Y-i8nmen
50
L3
Cooerr. bsldeved ol goet was 2. 2s 3-2 a/o in ares.
, cit.'ee co.or. emitted
106 0.6 07 253 a0

Call fornia. Tha objeot was round, very bright, and motionless until lo5pst when it
tilted or turned to one side and the color changed to dull crange. As the object tilted
apparant propuLalon was noted. A puf of stmoke 5 or 6 times as large as the object
sppeared and it shot ahead at a high rate of speed. A westarly climb was contimued for
about ho ssconds whereupon the objeet disappearod at a very high elti tude.
:
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GERALD E. TYLER
liajor, USAP
- Acting Inte Lcer
. . .
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5200.10
DOWNORA
enve-r
Chief, Air Tochnieal Intelligence Center, ATTN: ATIAA-20
UNCLASSIFIED

2
19. Which of the following objects / ual size as he object
you saw? (Circle One):
a. Pea f Automobile
b. Baseball 8 Small airplane
c. Basketball n. Large airplane
d. Bicycle wheel i. Dirigible
e. Office desk j. Other
19.1 Circle one of the following to ind your
i answer to Question l9.
Certain c. Not very sure
. Fairly certain d. Uncertain
20. Try to tell the follo ngs about the object:
20.1 How high above the earth was it? . 5to looo feet.
20.2 How far was it from you? - feet or 3 miles.
20.3 How fast was it going? H00 miles per hour.
20.4 Circle one of the following to indicate how ce: tain your
answer to t eabove questions:
Certain Not very sure
FLEW
(Circle One): Suddenly C. Other
X13 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 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 2
1
Horizon
You
Il

Anzeles
that aganoy to March Flight Sorvice Center a Plan 62inte proximately 2130
PST 25 July 1952.
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TO ZEN/JEPHQ/DIR OF INTELLIGENCE HQ USAF WASH 25 DC
JEDWP/AIR TECH INTELLIGENCE CENTER WRIGHT PATTERS OHIO
ZEN/JWPRH/CG 15TH AIR FORCE-MARCH AFB CALIF
1- OBJECT WAS SIGHTED AT 1855P_AND BELIEVED TO BE A STAR IT WAS -
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ROUND AND VERY ERIGHT AND MOTIONLES'S UNTIL 1 TILTED URNED
ON ONE SIDE AND TURNED A DULL RANGE.
2-25/1855P . .
3- VISUAL
4 IE HE OF THE SHERRIFS OFFICE AT THE NORWALK STATION NORWALK
CALIF AND HIS PA NER WERE CURISING IN A SQUAD CAR AND CAME TO THE
INTERSECTION O
CARSON AND BELLFLOWER IN NORWA ALDD PDTTAY LIE - STMO
AT THE SKY AND STOPPED
5- AS THE OBJECT TURNED SMO
RPT PUFF OF SMOKE 5 /
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OR 6 TIMES AS LARGE AS THE OBJECT APPEARED AND IT SHOT AHEAD AT A
HIGH RATE OF SPEED CLIMBING WESTERLY TILL IT ABOUT
6- WEATHER CLEAR 12
42000 160/25 K 50008 140/23 X 60660 120/13K -
7- TRAFFIC AFS765 AND AF544& BOTH B29 WERE ON THE RBS SIGHT AT T LAX
AT 17EEO AT THE TIME OF THE SIGHTING
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uruang of 25 Jul. Visual ohcervation lightring nashes.
shotad ooyeets to be yellow flashes of short
6.r2ti5n. Slios or rtder sercen moved at
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area by the 67ith Ac&w Squadron controller for purpose of intercepting and/or
identifying unknown targets. These aircraft were from the lo Sua
b. VISUAL SICHTINCS: one.
1O. LCCATION OF AIR TRAFFIC:
a. ELECTROMIC SICHTINGS: TuO (2) F-51 type aireraft were in an area firty
of 45/15N-92/38/5.LN
between the altitudes of éooo to loooo feet during the sighting period.
b. VISUAL SICIMTINGS:
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s/t WILLARD L. WORDEN
Lt Colonel, USAP
. Commanding
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DOWNGRADED'AT 3 YEAR !TERVAEW 1
DECLASSIFIED AFTER 1R YEAS.
DOD'DIR 52G0.1D
UNCLASSIFIED
NOTE: 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 REW ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHIBITED BY LAW.
IR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF.
CADF 4489-52 (CLASSIFICATION) PPICE

unidentifiad flying objects were sighted on the radar indicators o this unit.
. In the early morning or 25 July 1:52, numerous nnidentified moving lights vers
observed in the sky vieually by members of tlis organization. Information
relativs to these unusual sightings is contained in this report.
The significance
are elaetronie sightings and that all sightings were made and
personnel.
. s/t WILLARD L. WORDEN
Lt Colonel, USAF
Comanding
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INCLS.
l. Sarias of six (6) radar scope photographs.
2. Saries of seven (7) radar scope photographs.
3. Set of five (5) observers narrative statements.
DISTRIBUTIO RIGINATOR
DNCLASSIFIED
NOTE THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THP .er.
31 AND 32, AS AMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION OR THE REVE AMN TDTO AN UNAUTHORIZED p
IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY' R4 FAn
INTELLIGENCE, USAF.
CADI 6

to the heavy sporadic sichtings in the radax and
sening of the defined sightings in southern half of the radar Was
some corrslation between these electronic sightinssand visual sightings mac pilots
of the lo9th Fighter Squadron,
were scrambled by the 674th AC&w Squadron in conjunction with the radar sightings.
both
SM L SICHTIHGS: Nuerous unidentified moving lights visually
observed early mornine of 25 July 1952, by members of 7hth ACaw Squadron,
Oaceola sconsin, who were then on duty. The lights observed very shor yel-
lowish flasbes, each flash lasting approximataly one (3) to
six (6) seconds alaosing between flahes. The flashes noved very rapidly across the
sky. One (1) sighting was of two 2)simltaneous flashes in parallel rovement which
was the only indication of ar possible foration Size and speed not
between 2501303 and 25020X Lasting thirty (30)
3 MANNER OF SIGHTINGS:
a. ELECTRONIC SIGHTINGS: Sightings Were made by Cround Electronie Equipment
Type of equigment-AN OB3 Cperating Frequency-2965 Mcs to 2980 Ncsj PRP--300 PPS
Antera RPM-63 MIT--Nl; Antenna TiltTwo(②)pointfive5degrees Antenna Slant
--eight (9) degrees. All meter readin were normal and equipment was furctioming
properly.
b. VTSUAL SICHTI NCS All viaual
nad
UNCLASSIFIED
NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT, 50 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 I IN PART. BY OTHE FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF.
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west an unknown distance south of tais position. Lights vere judged tyerby(20)
s above the horizon. . >.
.IDENITEX JERS:
a. ELECTRONIC SICHTIN'S:
KDRIFEK, WARREN J. Captain, USAP AFSC 1535 rence
FRXE TER B. Lst Lt , USAF AFSC 1635 I year oce
D. VISUAL SICHTINCS
KORIIEK, WARREN Captain, USAF GERAVOLO, CAETAIO A/2C, USAP
FRIE, CHESTE lst Lt., USA? CASPR, JOIN S. A/20, USAP
FULLR, JOHN D A/1C , USAF RT RI.CHARD A/2C, USA7
HEWCOMER ,G ORGE R. A/1c , USAP
8ELECTRONIC SIGHTINOS: Weather at sighting station
area of sightings was CAvu as reported by pilots. There were strong lightning flashe
this report, is a series of six (ó)photogra indicated.on photographs,
showing six(6) individual views ressed across the radar scome.
Each photograph is a point of I has notations on the reyerg
side; Ino report, i3 seven 7) photog aphs, times as indicated
seven (7) vidual views of a target that is in the form
of an gresaed scross the radar scone, Each photograph is a point of
In #2, ancotations on verse side.
UNCLASSIFIED,
NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSEOETHE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT. 5O U. S. C.-
31 AND 32. AS AMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION OR THE REVELATION OF IT MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHIBITED BY LAW.
IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF.
CADK 1-52 10-86570- OFFICE
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The periodic
difference in 1 rotation speed of the two radar antennas - interference
occurred when tne two a
Targets on photos marked Inclosure "Poi nt.
evaluated as tnose described above. However, sinc ce they occurred at
about the same time as the others, it is considered possible tnat they
too may have been caused by interference from the interferring radar
signals.
Weatner data would be useful in determining g if some distant (200 plus
miles) radar set could have caused the interference. The data needed are
as follows:
a. Temperature vs heignt
b. Moisture vs height
c. Cloud conditions.
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