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1. DATE · TIME GROUP LOCATION
2 June 53 2/0451 - 3/04527 Mewton, Iissinsippi, Lale Cherles, Louisians
3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION
MLiGAry MLiGARY Astiono deal Astiono deal (nTOn) DAN
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS NUMBER OF OBJECTS
Observers believed the obiect moteor. moteor.
B.51
S. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION S. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
AF Pilot of T-29 a/c sighted en obiject AF Pilot of T-29 a/c sighted en obiect between Lalto Chsrlas, between Lalo Charlas,
5 - 12 Seconds Alexandria, La., Nowton, lississippi. Nowton, lississippi. Object appeared to Obj ect appeared to
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION leeve a treil of leeve a trail of sperks on sinrks or a 45 deg angle doumward course. a 45 deg angle domard course.
. Observer stated thet object appeared to burn itself out. Observer stated thet ob ject appeared to burn itself out.
Air-Visual They cbseryed groeniah light for 1a-l5 seconds traveling at They cbsaryed groenish light for 1a-l5 seconds traveling at
7. COURSE 7. COURSE high speed. C hich speed. Object headed into a/e which was on 56 deg heading Object headed into a/e which was on 56 deg heading
then turned & disappeard into Sli.
STT
8. PHOTOS
Yes
MXNe
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
o Yes
EXNo
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IDENTIFICATION CLASSIFICATION
INFO:
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cienoy is notod. The wurding of the lant sartanco lndleateo Lat the aigiting woar
Sackson, ilsndaeippi, may have been by an aircraf's otber than Al Sl7o ("Hono Staticn
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many years of A CR
ed flying
object..
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Lt. Col. BAP
Ting T & 0 officer
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mately 58 oving in northeast direction alti-
tude of was miles south-southeast Newton,
Mississippi reen light attracted the pilot's ttention.
The light had aircraft navigational light and was
estimated aircraft. The object ;was
visible 12 to second The pilot thought the light was
an aircraft' vigational light and that it seemed to Rbe parallel
course with The light seemed to brighten and pilot,
thinking turning into hin, started to change course
to avoid collision At the time the object appeared to climb, at
the beginning chandell, and the sametim the light inten-
sifying in a leaving trail of rir and sparks
similar similar to a 4th-or-July to a 4th-of-July rocket rocket in Iiignt. Ar flight. After approxt tely seconds
of this elimb, the object disintegrated into of this clim be object disintegrated into
Discussion
The ATIC contract astronomer states that the object observed was
a meteor. The fact that the object appeared to climb was a meteor. The fact that the object appeared to climb was probably
caused by caused by the motion of the aircraft as it turned to avoid collision.
Conclusion Conclusion
Wes astronomical (meteor). Was astronomical (meteor).
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not estimate the distanee of the o m the nireraft. -
another report the object
to a ground radio statien and be called the gronnd d radio statirn to coufirm
the report that he also had seen the object and he thrught, being as the the report that he also had seen,thr Object and he thougat, 5 as the
other pilot had reported the object, there was ro need for him to report it
here at Ellington upon Landing. here at F Ilington upon landing.
Jodan.
Capt., USAP
ditness
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2252
DECLASSIFIED AFTER 12 YEARS
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NDIC
REPereNCEs (Control nsmber, dipectie, previons report, ete., as applicable) Ar Force Letter 2005,29 Apri1 1952 (umeah
Cite numbert see three (3) enclosures. Unidentified Flying gObjects Reporting
SUMMARY: (Ene tezt m118-Part II.)
Roport on unidentified light, thought to be a celestial phenomenon or
strange flying object, as seen by lst Lt. William T. Hemphill Jr., pilot of
a T-29 type aircraft celestial narigation flight.
l. lst Lt. William T. Hemphill jr. is a 1. lst Lt. William T. Hemphill jr. is a rated pilot with lo29 hours ed pilot with l029 hours
flying flying time. He has a total of eight (8) years ice. Six (5of these Six (5) of these
eight (8) years are active duty as a pilot. eight a pilot. Hemphill Hemphill was also a pilot pilot
in civilian life.
2. In summary it is this airman's opinion that this officer made airman's opinion that
very competent observation of an unidentified flying object. uni tiled flying object.
lhad  hillia Chakbillia
CHARLES E. CHAREES WILL IAMS JR WILLLAMS JR
Lt Cl., USAP USAR
Ving Trng &
DOWNGRADED AT 3 YEAR INTERVALS;
3INLS. DECLASSIFIED AFTER 12 YEARS.
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DISTRIBUTION BY ORIGINATOR
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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. GOVERNME

AF FORM 112-PART II UNCLASSIFIED
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948 204
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
FROM REPORT NO.
3605th Observer Training
Wing, Ellington AFB, ATRC-IR-19-53 PAGE 3 OF 1 PAGES
On the night of 2 June l953, at a approximately 2251 hours, Lat
Iieutonant Willian T. Hemphill, Jr., wea piloting a Convair T-29 type
airoraft, No. 1931 on round robin flight from Ellington Air Force
Bam, Texas to ThgcaLoosa, Alabana. The airoraft on a course ap-
proximately 58 nagetic, moving in a northeasterly direction at an
altitude of 9,00 Abe aircraft seven and one balf (7) milss
south, south east Misaissippi, hitish green light
attraoted the pilot's cention.
an aircraft navigational light and
was estimnted to be from five (5) to seven 7)miles from the aircraft.
The object mas visible an estinated twelve (12 to fifteen (15) seconds.
The pilot thought the light was an aircraft i navigational light and that
it aeemed to be on a parallel course with t the aircraft. The light
seened to barighten and the pilot, thinking it an aircraft turning in
to him, started to ohenge coures to avoid colliaione At this time the
at the begirning of a Chardell and at the
aame time the light mas intensifing in a greenish white color and Leaving
a trail of fire and sparks, sinlliar to a fourth of July rocket in flight.
seconds of this olimb the objeat Joeo wlaureorBracod disintergrated
into a ball o into a ball of milLia th of July r July rocket. ate
This object vas reported to iieridan This objeot nas reported to iieridan CAA Radio Station CAA Radio Station a by the by the
pilot of the aircraft pilot of the aircrart and and Meridan Radio talled back Maridan Radio called back and told the pilot
that the objeot had been sighted i by Barksdale by Barisdale APB tower and Baxovell ARB tower and "axvell
AFB tower. AFB tower. Apmuming this objeet this objeet to be a meteor, the pilot the pilot gave no
further report. further reporte
Hilliens lemphielp Hilliens lemplielp
lst Ito, lst Itoy USAP USAP
Witness
DOWNGRADED AT 3 YEAR INTERVALS
DECLASSIFIED AFTER 12 YEARS.
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INTELLIGENCE, USAF.
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or
strange* tlying objeot, as seen by ist Lt Robert L. Cerutti, pilot
type aircraft on a celestial navigation flight.
COMIFNTS OF S/SCT GRAVITT:
l. Ist Lt. Robert L. Cerutti is a rated pilot wi 2272 hours flying time
He has eleven (ll) years active. Six (6) of these
are active'duty years.
2 In surmary it is this airman's opinion that this officer Zi in summary it is this airman's Opinlon that this officer made a
very competent observation of an unidentified flying object. very competent observation of an unidentified flying object.
Chuk2 lillio8
CEARLES E. CEARLES E. WILLIAMS JR
Lt: Col Lt Col USAF
Wing Trng & Oper Off
1
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IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY OTHER THANLLNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF. 95582
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which tine it mes giving off fix and sparks such as a peteor would until
it reemed to burn Itself out. At the first sighting cf the chjeet, it wms
very high and to the left of the aireraft, conming down on a forty-five
It. Corutti believee that from t .
this objeat was a neteor.
Pohad L lent Ronk L lenti
PORERT L. CERCTTI POEKRT L. CEROTTI
lst Lt. lst Lt. UC.AP UEAP
"itnees
DOWNGRADED AT 3 YEAR INTERVALS;
DECLASSIFIED AFTER 12 YEARS.
DOD DIR 5200.10
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IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WMOLE OR IN PART, BY OTHER THAN LINITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF.

AF Base to Tuscaloosa, Alabame The aircraft was on a course approxi-
mately 58 degrees magn ng in a northeast direction at an alti-
miles south-southeast of Newton,
Mississippi, hitish-green light attracted the pilot's attention.
The light had n aircraft navigational light and was
estimated to be from 5 to 7 milee from the aircraft. The object was
visible an estimated l2 to 15 seconds The pilot thought the light was
an aircraft's navigational light and that it seemed a parallel
course with the aircraft. The light seemed to brighten and the pilot,
thinking it was an aircraft turning into him, started change course
to avoid collision. At the time the object appeared to climb, as at
the beginning of chandell, and a e sametime the light was inten-
sifying in a greenish-white color and leaving a trail of fire and sparks
similar to a 4th-of-July rocket in flight. After approximately 2 seconds
of this climb of this climb ne object di bject disintegrated into a ball egrated into a ball ire.
Discussion Discussion
The ATIc contract astronomer states that the object observed was
a meteor. The fact that the object appeared to climb was probably a meteor. The fact that the object appeared to climb was probably
caused by the motion of the aircraft as it turned to avoid collision. caused by the motion of the aircraft as it turned to avoid collision.
Conclusion
Was astronomical (meteor). . .
.
AT 3 ALS;
DOWNCRADE
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(3) A was
made.
(4) Observer was at his residence, 2ll McMurray Rd, Sam Houston Village, San
Antonio, Texas at the time of the sighting. Lights were first observed in the south
east sky flying a circular course.
observed by lst and next
door neighbor, Captain
(6) Fair weather prevailed at the time of the sighting. Visibility was
fifteen miles and the wind at ten thousand feet was from the southeast at eight
(9) Observer contacted Captain H. B. Cleveland, the Officer of the Day, at
Randolph AF Base, Texas, who confirmed the sighting and stated to observer that
the lights very definitely were not aircraft of the conventional type.
(10) -
sighting unknown.
DOWNGRADED AT 3 YEAR INTERVALS;
DECLASSIFTED AFTER 12 YEARS.
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AF FORM 112-PART I
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948 (CLASSIPICATION)
COUNTRY REPORT NO. (LEAVE BLANK)
USA
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
SUBJECT
.FLYOBRPT
AREA REPORTED ON FROM (Agency)
San Antonio, Texas CG, SAAMA
DATE OF REPORT DATE OF INFORMATION EVALUATION
9 June 1953 5 June 1953 Unknown
PREPARED BY (OMCET) SOURCE
Major Robert W. Fox Eye Witness
PefErences (Comtrol nsmber, directiee, prerions report, cte., as epplicable)
AF Ltr 200-5 dated 29 April 1952
SUMMARY: (Enter comciss ssmmary of report. Give siguificence in final one-senience pateetaph List inclodures at lower left.
Six unidentified bright yellowish lights reportedly the size
of a bicycle wheel were observed 2220 hours, CST, 2 June 1953,
flying and maneuvering over San Antonio, Texas.
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2. Statement
UNCLASSIFIED
DISTRIBUTION BY ORIGINATOR Dir of Intelligence cc: Chief, ATIC
TIRU: CG, AMC TO:
W_P AFB, Ohio Headquarters USAF ATTN: ATLAA-2c
ATTN: Intell Div Washington 25, D. C. W_P AFB, Ohio
NOT& 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 THAN N UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF.
(CLASSIFICATION) 1 ITING OFFICE

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JEDWP/AIR TECH INTELLIGENCE CEN ATIAA 2C WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO
JEDEN/CG ADC ENT AFB COLORADO SPRINGS COLO
JEPFF/CDE MATS INTELLIGENCE DIV WASHDC
JEPRS/CDR WASHDC
GREEN LIGHT APPEARED AS NAVIGATION LIGHT APPEARED OVR TOIN OF -
NEWTON MISS. ALTITUDE ESTIMATED 12D0S TO 15D0Z FT MOVED IN TOWARDS
REPORTING AIRCRAFT THEN HEADED SOUTHWEST WITH COLOR INTENSIFYING AND -
LEFT TRAIL OF GREEN THEN DISSAPPEARED. OBJECT SEEN FOR APPROXIMATELY LEFT TRAIL OF GREEN THEN DISSAPPEARED. OBJECT SEEN FOR APPROXIMATELY
IS SECONDS. WEATHER IN VICINITY OF REPORTING AIRCRAFT CLEAR VSBY 15
PLUS WIND S8 DEGS 14 KTS AT 9EES FT TEMP 14 DEGS CENTIGRADE. PLUS WIND S8 DEGS 14 KTS AT 9EEO FT TEMP 14 DEGS CENTIGRADE.
REPORTING AIRCRAFT ON ROUND ROBIN FLIGHT HOME STATION ELLINGTON REPORTING AIRCRAFT ON ROUND ROBIN FLIGHT HOME STATION ELLINGTON UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED
AFB TEXAS. OBJECT ALSO SEEN BY AF517D T29 POSITION JUST SW OF AFB TEXAS. OBJECT ALSO SEEN BY AF517S T29 POSITION JUST SW OF
JACKSON MISS HOME STATION JACKSON MISS HOME STATION ALSO ELLINGTON AFB TEXAS. MCGEE ALSO - STN STN 333517
SGD GOLINSKY SGD GOLINSKY Trianguatn ke
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USA-MATS
(Unclassifled) Unidentified Fiying Cbjset Nlear Newton, LMssissippi 2 June 1953
Flight Service, MATs, 33oo Newark
State of iseiss Washington 25, D. C.
5 June 1953 2 June 1953 B-2
Frank L. Allen, Lt Colonel, USAF USAF Aireraft
Talstype Center
An unidenti fied nlying object vas reported by UsAr aireraft in the vieinity of
Newton, Mississippi 2252CST 2 June 1953, at 12,000 to 15,000 feet MSL. Cbject showed
a green Light which first appeared as a navigation light, then intenaified and left
a trail Crald 0 gieen as iv w. of greem as it disappeared.
.
FRANK M. ALLON FRANK M. ALLUN
Lt Colonel, USAF
Intelligence officer
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Airrays transmitted the message to Naxwell Flight
Service Center via CAA Service B telatype circuit and tia-line. 030517z is the time 0305172 is the time
that Meridian transmitted the nessage.
Maxwell Maxwell Fizht Sewrice Eizht Serice exactly
and the pilot of 170 to cla: 170 to cla Mry indef finite infor
2. A defieiency is noted. The vording of the last sentence defieieney is noted. The wording of the last gentmmce indicates that the
sighting near Jackson, lisai ssippi may have been by an airci have been by an airc other than AF5170
("Home station also Ellington AFB, Texas). Tovae
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DOWNGRADED AT 3 YEAR INTERVALS
DECLASSIFIED AFTÉR 12 YEARS.
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