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1. DATE - TIME GROUP
6 Jul 05007 Stil: ik Laho:
3. SOURCE 10. conciusion Other: Prob Searchlight
Additional information reveals that both observers of good
Civ & AF Pilot experience level, thought objs might be searchlights on the

4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS base of clouds. Area was cloud to SE of Stillwater.
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5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION [11. BRIEF SUMMARY ANO ANALYSIS
Two objs, one above the other, traveled back and forth irreg-
2; mins, still in sight) ularly in an are of 10 deg. Lights were at no time extra

6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION bright and seemed to be reflecting searchlight beam of a
cloud. No radar contact, WX clear. Stars visible behind objs.
ground visual

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ATTN ATIAA©2C AT URIGHT PATTERSON. INT 2444. THIS HEADQUARTERS NOTIFIED
o¥ OSI WHO HAD BEEN NOTIFIED By FSi, WHO HAD BEEN NOTIFIED BY ATLANTA
CONSTITUTION NEWSPAPER THAT A Re 30 REPORTED A FLYING
SAUCER AND LITTLE MEN. DETAILS ARE BEING CARRIED BY NEWS SERVICES.
SUBJECT WITH TYO COMPANIONS ENCOUNTERED OBJECT ON HIGHWAY NEAR ATLANTA.
(HREE LIVING OBJECTS SEEN IN ROAD AND FLYING SAUCER ON HIGHWAY. SAUCER
JAS ROUND, YAIST HIGH AND BRIGHT RED. OBJECTS JUMPED FOR SAUCER, TWO
MADE IT, AND DISAPPEARZD INTO IT, WATERS CAR KIT THIRD. SAUCER ROSE uP
)IRECTLY IN FRONT OF CAR, TURNED LIGHT BLUE AND THEN DISAPPEARED

SPUARD AT A FORTY-FIVE DEGREE ANGLE. IT WAS GONE BY THE TIME CAR WAS

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AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT

HOas #LYDIG SAUCER

AREA REPORTED ON De (
U.S. DI, 35th AIR DIV, ADc
cate os ai DATE OF INFORMATION EVALUATION
i 10 JULY195 10 JULE 1953
BY (Officer) OURC
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SUMMARY: (Banter concios summery of report. Give significance in final one-sentence paragraph. Liat inclorures at lower left. Begin text of report om AF Form 118—Part 1)

FLYING SAUCER STOXKY WHICH ASCBIVED WIDR PUBLICITY HERS HAS BEaN
COMFYSSED AS A HOAX, JawS STORIUS AND PHOTOGRAPES OF MONKST LIVOL7TED .
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE

WAS EU. THE INSPECTOR GENERAL, Usar
yncLAS?* STH DISTRICT OFFICE OF SPECIAL invastications

WRIGHT-PATTERSON Al® FORCE BASE. OHIO

5D 2hn2h 7 August 1953

SUBJSCT: ALLEGED OBSERVATION oF UNKNOWN
FLYING UBJSCT NEAR ATLANTA, G£oRGIA

SP2CTAL INQUIRY

TU: Commander
Air Technical Intelligence Center
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
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1. Attached for your information ure two (2) copies of Closed
report of investigation by Special Agent JAMGS W, STG, 6th OSI Dis-
trict, Robins Air Force Base, Georgla, file 24-161, dated 31 July
1953, subject as above,

2. Investigation was predicated upon information from the Federal
Bureau of Investigation, Atlanta Field uffice, Georgia, that three (3)
men had seen an unknown flying object neur Atlanta, Georgia on the night

of 7-8 July 1953.

3. No further investigative action is contemplated, and the files
of the Office of Special Investigations are considered closed in instant
case,

4. Attention is invited to the provisions of AFR l24-1, dated 12
July 1951, which prohibit disclosure of classified infor on to unm

authorized persons,
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ALLUGED OBSURVATION OF UlAdIOW tb DE a .
FLYING OBJECT WAR ATLAUTA, GNORGIA _8,.9 Ju

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ASS. Letter limber 85 dated 7 January 1953

On 8 July 1953, information was received from Special azent AUsznaY 5,
Miuuu?, Federal Bureau of lavestigation, atlanta, Georgia, thit three
nen, later identified 15 RS, (CEE, on ey
@qumeee—:, had seen an unknown flying object near Atlanta, Georcia,
fhe three men were in possession of a dead aniual, resembling a member
of the monkey fauily, which they alleged to have been siuwilar to two
other animale which escaped in the unknown cc er The dead
enimal was later proved to be a nonkey, and One
fesased to Cobb County Police Chief JO!M/i LEs that the entire story was

a hoax, GQ was fined $40.00 on the charge of ovstructing the
highway and was roleased at that tine,

ATTENTION: Dileclosuse of the »acu>*, oe sven ile es sbecce \ Gvepiiged.« tr lortma..on yefwns ie ae “wer a
over persons Set Pormally entitiet to sock sformatoe may (+ mele ong &hee eapreeiy sathoreet oF “he Director of Seerued in-
vestigations. (G. or Sigher acthority, waeu orieet disclosure of suck information eff! he consiterst (6 bee eo etoe of APT TPT. T,

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DETALLS ¢

1, ‘ais investigation was predicated upon information received tele.
phonically from Special Agent aUluY 5, ditmit, atlanta ¥ield Office, Federal
Bureau of Investigation, to the effect that three nen had seen an unknown fly-
ing object near Atlanta, Georgia, the nigat of 7~% July 1953.

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2. ‘Tne following portion of the investigation was conducted by Special
Agent JAMS %, WALD,

3. At 0855 hours on 3 July 1953, Special Agent AUBKBY S, HUT, atlanta
Field Office, #ederal Bureau of Investigation, telephonically contacted the
Atlante Detachment, 6th District OSI (1G), and advised Special Agent JAWS 4,
WakD of a telephone call received by the FBI night agent at 0345 hours, 8 July

1953. In this call, iir. THOMAS lichAa of the Atlanta Constitution inforned the
FSI of the following information given lickhAd by AE a.
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li, B, Atlonta, VMEEMMhad told lickau that (WED end two (7?)
cart were drivinz on the Jankhead Highway (UU, 5, Highway 78) near siableton,
Geor sia, when they saw three (3) animals on the hizhway, said that two
of the animals went to an object, which he described as a flying object, and
tools off in the object, which immediately disappeared, ‘0M further stated
that his car hit the third animal, killing it, Nelau told the F351 tht We
brought the dead animal to the Atlanta Constitution (10 Forsyth Suilding, Aatlwta,
Georgia), where lclis examined it, cll described the animal as resembling a
neber of the monkey family, approximately tweaty-ons (21) inches in leagta,
with long ears, and pink coloring, but having neither hair nor tail, chi ad
vieed -thet & local veterinarian (huni dea tified) emuined the animal and stated
that he had never seen such an animal before, In his call to USI, Special Agent
LEMNT (FBI) noted ichis's enmmhatic statement that none of the Atlanta Constitu.
tion staff were drunk in making the cluiws, lo further information had beea
given to the VBI, according to skull,

4, «at 1000 hours on 8 July 1953, Special agent JAMS Y, WAW briefly in-
\torvic ve] Saas ot es, 6. 2., concerning his alle-
ywetion of seelag the flying object, CR acdivised that he and his two com
nious had just driven over w hill on the Kanishead liigonway wher they saw a
right red glow moving in front of the car, a, stated that they saw three
3) animals jump for the moving red object and that tvo sot on the object and
[sappeared vith it, GMMMPadvised that their car hit the third aniwal, how
yor, killing the animal, MP identified his commanions as 2 QO."

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lo worlss at the Big — Store, Broulhuven, Georgia, and a person Sp

ntified only as No further questions were osked QB because of
intrusion of reporters from the atlanta Journal who sought to intervlew

concerning the incident,

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DSPAILS (contd)

5S. At epproximately 1100 hours, 3 July 1953, the folloving authorities
at Dobbins Air force Base, Georgia, were telephonically sdvised of the inciaent;
Captaia J, P, BOIDEN, Base Operations Officer, Dobbins Air worce Base, and Afic
HUGH SUMMMK, Intelligence Section, 35th Air Division, Dobbins Air force base,
(A/1C SU took the information for Captain HalhyY G,. Sais, Director ot In-
telligence, 35th Air Division, who was temporarily out of the office,)

6 At 1615 hours, 8 Jwy 1953, Captain S.ND.85 wus telephonically cons
tacted at the Intelligences Section, 35th air Vivision, Joboins a"Be. S.wDus
advised that he had interviewed WB and had seen the animal in question,
Captain SauJaS advised that the animal had been taken to the smory University

Hospital, wnere an Jory authority (name or position not ziven) identified it
as a nowber of the monkey family and not aa "aaiual from space." Captain

SAL0 2S further advised that he wes initiating a UWA message to Headquarters
US.) and to the Air Technical Intelliszence Center, Wright-Patterson Air sorce
Base, Ohio, advising that he (SadDiiS) believed the entire incident was a hoax,
SAUDURS further advised that pictures of the animal were taken, aad tat « com

plete “Fiying Object keport" would be submitted within two days, Captain S.uD25

advised that an information copy of the aforementioned TWX would be furnished
to the Directorate of Special investigations, as well as an information copy of
the completed report,

7. ‘The Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia, duted 9 July 1953, pvuge
twelve (12), contained an article which identified the dead animal as o nontey

which had been shaved and from which the tail had been removed, ‘’hise conclusion

was reached by Dr. HiiwA JONGS of the State Crime Jaboratory and Dr, !LARION
HIUUS, professor of experimental anatowy at lmory University, Atlanta, Jeorvia,

8 ‘The Atlanta Journal, Atlanta, Georzia, dated 9 July 1953, pazes one
(1) and four (4), contained an article which stated that Q§MMB had confessed
to Dobb County Police Chief JUMN LUs that the story was a honx, QU ex
plained that the story was developed as a result of a $19,00 bet with a friend

that he @@BB) could not get his picture in the paper, QR was fined
$40.00 for obstructing the hichway and released at that tine,

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1. 2 ELIPTICAL SEAPED WHITE LIGHTS. SIZ=- UNKNOWN. OBSERVER ABLE TO

COVER OBJECT WITH THUMB AT ARMS LENGTI. OBJECTS ONE ADOVE OTHER.
TOP OBJECT DISAPPEARING AT TIMES AND THEN RETURNING. POSSISLY A SHORT
TRAIL TO THE REAR. PROPULSION SYSTEM UNKNOWN. SPEED UNKNOWN. NO
SOUND. MANUEVERS=TRAVELING EACK AND FORTH IRREGULARLY IN AN ARC

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y ABOUT &AIDEGREES. STILL IN SIGHT WHEN OBSERVER LEFT SCENE. LIGHTS
WERE AT. NO TIME EXTRA DRIGHT. APPEARED TO BECOME DIM AND THEN BRIGHT
AGAINe APPEARED TO BE ABOUT LIKE A CEILING LIGHT FROM A LONG DISTANCE. |
(OQ VISIELE LIGHT RAYS FROM THE GROUNDs OPSERVER SAID IT VAS DEFINITELY _

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Ze 079539Z~e LENGTH OF TINE OSSERVED 2172 MINUTES.

Se VISUAL FROM THE SURFACL. RADAR ALERTED WITH NO RESULTS.

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ie 36 DEGREES 7 MINS. 22 SECONDS NORTH 97 DEGREES & NINS. 19
SECONDS WEST. OKLA A&M CAMPUS. 12cD=IGREES TO 15¢DEGREES FROM

NORTH CENTRAL PART OF STILLWATER OKLA. DISTANCZ, DIRECTION, & ALTITUDE
UNKNOWN. ANGULAR ELEVATION BETWEEN 15 AND 2ODEGREES FROM ODSIRVER.

Saw 127 LT, <u 77) com. 59. ST AFE COLO.

MOM RATED AIR FORCE OFFICER 3 YRS EXPERIENCE CONTROL TOWER OPERATOR.
PRIVATE PILOT 139 NOURS.

5Bo URQUMBPPPcivivians sTuDenT OKLA A & ii COLLEGC.

Se ENID 15,298 BROKEN 13 MILES VISABILITY. PONCA CITY 12,222

OVERCAST 12 MILES VISABILITY. TULSA 15,229 BROKEN 15 MILES VISADILITY.
OESZRVER STATED WEATHER WAS CLEAR AND COULD SEE STARS LEHIND OBJECTS.
7. THUNDER STORM ACTIVITY SOUTHEAST STILLWATER DISTANCE UNKNOWN.

Se NONE.

S. INTERCEPTION NONE. IDENTIFICATION ACTION TAKEN. NOTIFIED 33RD

ADIV /HEAD MAN & TAIL BOARD/ .

13. NO KNOWN TRAFFIC.

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APPROVED | JUNE 1948

* AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT |
cere _ Unidentitied flying b jects Reporting

P . Comm ity inloctrinatioa CN ies :
DATE OF REFOR DATE OF INFORMATION é L

lL. Imlosed statements of Ist “eee i

sel? ox lanator,.

2. A vadar, received no aizhting (pick 32) ia visinity of observers, Aauar
showed sterm ocho ';) milas South of Tinker iir -orce lase [roa line J5 to (iM.

‘eather at Tinker 17 case 20,500 faet “hin scattered clouds, visibility 15 miles.
Aeoording to weather oificer tre possibility of lishts having »een from “PT3BALL"
APS Vory u lighte

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#978 THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT. SU SC

31 ANO 32. AS AMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION OR THE REVELATION OF ITS CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON 15 PROHIBITED BY Law.
IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IM PART, OF CONES Teen WereRD Svs eS AIR ORC ;

9 duly WS

Ts f iiuormacion was obtained Sy long distance toleoncuw
froma lat Lith Cowumication camdron (Cc),
L Taree Sase, Co o Springs, Colorado, At tine of cirhting Lb
= was at Cordell ‘all, Gklaham A & i Canopus, Jtillwter, ollasda,
"ors (2 will remain wtil 25 July 1955-6

1. As close aa i could cay it vas elliptical; a din white List
coumzed with a celling light or tre liget «© search Lignt world Gorew cn
the bobtem of a oloud. I¢ waa movinge I¢ is possidle that it sould wave
been & seareh Licht; however, it moved sack and forth in a linited arce
Ao far aa I could tell, there ~~s no overcast, is far as 1 imow, too only
thing that would throw uo a light lie that is the airport at Tulsa, cilae,
asproxizmmtely 70 miles away. The nost cbjocts [ caw -wre two (2), one of
which vas intermittent. One was directly above She cthere here iz u
possibility of a trail. The uppermost light cvemed to disappear occasicn=
allye Tuere was a very limited raage of novenent, I would cay a 10” arose
I tward 20 noise. if these objects wero at toe distance I think they
wore, ae novenent would lave Leon gulte rapid, i would say somethere beo=
trveeu 5 and 750 mph. This is based o2 “mat i Lave ocdserved frm aircralte
I leit the objects to make the call to report theny wien I went back shey
were nob theres Trea tine to time [ caw sctarsabove the object. I lave
ievor ceven anything lise this veforoe

2e 1 saw this odject at asoroxkntoly 2500 (ost) on 6 July 193-6
I cvserved this for appreximtely tro and cneealf (2}) nainutes.

3e I observed it from the ground with the naked eye.

he I was outside on the crouni at Cordell “Mall, Oklahav A & 1!
Campus, Stillwater, Oklanom,. The cdjoct ws about 15° or 20° ran the
horisotte It was about 120° Yorth, ‘ho A & U Cangus is located in the
North Cextral cart of Jtillwater, Cklahan,

Se I have two (2) yoars experience as Joutrol Tower Operator with
the ily Force. I an a private pilot and have a CAA Certificate as a con

trol tower operator. I have appratimately om ‘uumdred (100) hours in the
alre

S. Further around tomrds Yorth frau 120° fron cast on up to avout
Vortheass (avout 5° to 90°) theres vas sare lishtening, It ms off dom
to the horisone

Je Jeteorological condition is .wmon,

Oe I cid aot take any ploturos and did nct obtain any frazzents,

Je Twre was no inteorcevbia to wy ‘mowledzs,

1, “wre was so eirerart ia che alr to tne beat of my imowvlecze.s

7 cnt eR eer

J duly 1959

Tho following in ormation 138 o>dtaulswd uy long distance “aleonene fron
tx olwwll, | -langm, Se ae

is tasgeraril; reaiding 2% Cordell “ail, Uldahnowm 26 lL vamp, -tillya‘or,
Olan awe

le “wat I saw looked lite tre (2) courek Light flashes that’ varied
onek and Loris, one nbbsing right oa too af the othere Chey vould flag; tack
and forth aud tren couter on one. 15 looked lice the voaa caw frontiers
erowele Jon could see part of Gw Yvan 40 24
“Wa cwrletely Ose Tt vad larser tan a goarch light beam, I saw this
So or tiwee (5) diflorent’ nig. I just Ghouget it was a uvarca Ligute
T9P8 ADD LO c2ATSn Lajstes 2h Sis OAS’ uo? the cowry trat 5 ‘mow of; ore
vvor, 1 imven's ss:enm6 mush tine eres for je last five or cix ywars, “here
waa no couxi, The color wma ths cuw 49 a searon Licht bounm. Ib look
lita a svageh Light boas reflecting off «a clowl. I covlan't toll hor :my
ovjeets “hore serve “lwa Tt saw theses befare, thoy were in the saae localitye
They loomed life a geamh light crossi:; ow Saother tows all 4G once tray
would soo ons on top of tlw other. I couldn't cow any “ruil & ocauste
There wus “o prosulsion tia$S Timer ol, Twy moved rapidly. “oy moved a
lut Jaster bran au orcdizary soarch Linn’ Vea vould lave novede Twy would
stave oa op cide of tee horizon sad ove to tw obnear. They ould stars
Jua3 lie a bean would al “979 soross the sky until they rowohed the sanw

place awl viva on toy of ona anc Ghana Cisa.veare

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there. I didzu'’s sue

2. i saw this at agproxizatoly 2)50 (Cut) on 6 July 1955.

5. - coserved these with the :auod oye.

lL, I ws watehing through the second (24) story of the dormitory.
Tsere vas 4 soreen on the window and the vindow ms oven. “he object «1g in
the direotica of Southeast ai the dormitory, alaost to a right angle = 15%

to 50°.

Se i lave lad no axperiense cbse Qizvcrafte i was in tw groum
forees of tle vervice for thirty-three (53) months.

6- om this partioular nisit it was cloudy; the overcast »as nore wt
loss in tly Uackgroum of Css ov joct I was watching. The cloudiness was
Coutheast of 1:8.

Te I don't know anything about nctoorolocy.

Be © did not tale aay picturss.

10. Tf don’t remember hearing or soving aay airersls in the ale on that
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Reference your FLYOBRPT OCZ0-2T-7-8-E, ATIC requests full address of vr SR. at

Okla A & M College so that questionnaire may ve sent. IMM will receive USAF

Tech Info Sheet for his completion. Additional information needed follows: 1) |
Direction of object from observers. 2) Winds aloft data up to 60,000 ft. 3) Local

air traffic in area. Check 33rd Air Div on this last item.

Reply by wire to ATIC, no AF Form 112 requestehs

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