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1. OATE - TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION
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SECTION C

sours inutes Sesoms

12.1 Circlo one of the follewing to indieate how certuin you are
of your answer to Question l2s

Bstimate how long you saw the object?

ae Cortcin @e Not very sure
be Fairly sure ds Just a guess

Did the object looks (Cirele Onc) Solid or Transparent?
Did the ob $:ot at any times

(Circle One for cach question)

Ujel Chances direction? Yes lia Don't know

UWye2 Chines spved? Yes Te Don't know

Wye3 Chung» size Tos 5 Don's know

et 4 Changs color Yes Don't know

Uye5 Brouk up into parts or Yes fw Don't know
explode? _

Uie® Give off smoke? Yes vor Don't know

lbe7 Change vri-htnese? Yos he Don't maow

Uyj.8 Flick r, threb, or Yes ¥o Don't “mow
puls.te!? i

14.9 Romein motionless? os Ee) Don't know

Did the object give off a light? (Circle One): Yos fi@)Don't iow

15-1 IF you answered YES, what was the color of the light?

Toll in a fow words the following things about the ebjcot?

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16.2 Color APP) 4

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Iv there was MORS (HAN ONE object, thom how muny wore taere?
Draw a picture of how they were arrung:¢, end put an arrow to

show the dircetion thoy wore travelinge

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18. Did the objest «+ any times
"18" Mees Beniss Gomething? (Circle Gne)  Yos tio” Don't know

IF you answered YES, then tell whut it moved behind.

18.2 iiove in front ef something? (Cirelo One) Yes fio) Don't knew

IF you .nswered YES, then toll wh.t it moved in front of.

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16.3 Blend - ith the backeround? (Cirele One) Yes No/ Yon't kmow

i9. Which of ‘»: following object's is about the sume actual size as the
object you saw? (Cirele Cne)

Qe ; f. Aautomodils

bd. rail ge Small uirplane
Ce coGball he. Large airplane
€& cycle wheel - ie Dirigible

@e Ultisse desk je Other :

19el Cirelo onc of the following to indicates how certain wou are
of your answer to Question 19. ;

= ‘ain Ge Not very surc
oe & * trly cortain So Uaportais
Ne ET ORI renee aS = me Fae > i = a 8

20. Try to tell the “following things ‘about the object = \ anna eer
2003 How high“above the garth wis itt?) “d-4— *  *- Fee,

20.2 How far wes it from you? q fe wd milese

20.3 Hew-fast was-it- going? a 23° per- hour.

20.4, Circle onc. of the following to in arte. how eortain you ars.
of your answer to the above quistions:  --- = le
ce Cortain ee Mot very surd i triads
b- Fairly certsin ae Just a quess

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2le Bow did the object aigappour from view?

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(Cirsle Onc): ae. Gucdonl se Other ;
De ee de Lon't rcommbder
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22. In the following skzteh, imacin: your eyo .t the point shown. |
Place un "A° or the curved linc to show how high the object was
above the oricon vacn you first saw ite Pluc2 a "3" to show |

where 16 wis whoa you Le m ive

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2se In the %o' ‘eg clerteh plese an "A" ct tho vesition the object

wig whon -25 auw dt, and a "3" ov is: vesitlon when you
last saw *
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Overbocd |
fi ‘com,
Horicon ees s\ +
Your eye |

eo ome owe

2h. Drawa picture thot wiil show the metion that the object madee
Place an “!” ct the boginniug of its path and . "B” at tho end
of its path.

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ju" AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT

On FROM (Agency)
San Antonio, Texas Commander, GAAMA

~ | Date GF INFORMATION x < a EVALUATION — ha oe
22 August 1953 | Unevalnated
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AF tir. 2005 dated 29 Aor 52

‘SUMMARY: (Enter concise ou mmary of repert, Give signisicance in finel one-sentence paragraph. List inclowures at lower left. Begin text of report on AF Form 112—Part 11.)

-ne reddiah brown list larcer than a star co ae at appro-aimately
OOL5 how's 22 Angust 1953 moving south in an erratic up and cow mtion
aClOsss the Skye

. DOWNGRADED AT 3 YAR INTERVALS:
-- DECLASSIFIED AFTER 12 YRAES

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‘STRIQUTION BY CRiGinaTOR—OSCOC—~—“=~S : ”

TERT: <0 AM TOt Dir of Intelligence ' a2 Chief, ATIC
Sa debe iv Hqs, USAF ATTe ATIAA-2C
Ohio Washingtom 25, DC. ‘Tea? AFB, Ohio

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AF FORM 12—PART | ———“Teassinanon SSIF; IED

APPROVED | JUNE 1943

AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT

Commander, SAAMA onan a - 2 ces |

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In compliance with AP Ltr 200<5, dated 29 April 1952, the following information |
is submitted:

ie Objest was reddish brew ligt, larger than e@ star, without reflecter or
sound, moving south in srratic up and down motion at approximately 1500 to 2000 feet |
altitude.

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2. Jbject coeerved at approximately 0015 hours 22 August 1953 for aporoximately
25 to 3) seconds.

3e «A vViaval ground observation without optical or electronic coui-ment was
nadee

Le Coservers ware at their resi dence, @g—iimare, San Anwnic, Texase

3e > ject was observed by 4. ani rs. qe roliability micome

oe Tecuspature at 150 feet at time of sighting was 75°, dew point 61°; temere-
ture at 2000 fest was 72”, dew point 03°. Cloumis at GOOO fest ccattereds estimated

12000 feet vrokem. /isibility 12 milese ea level crsseure 1015.7 3 tauperature
0°, dew point 72°. ind im, altimeter 20.01 inches. Winds aleit, 2000 feet,

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DOWNGRADED AT 3 Y2AR INTER
DECLASSIFIED AFTER 19 YRene'

3: DIR 5200,1@ - |
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STATEMENS®S

At aporoximately 0015 how's 22 August 1953, the wmdsrsigned sighted,
west of oy house, 155 “abard Drive, about one-nalf mile aay, 2 reddish
brown lishnt without reflecter or sound moving south in an erratic up and
Cown motion across tie sy, at approxiuately 1509 to 2000 fcet altitulee
the Actual apeed is unknown, bub 14 seemed to move fairly alowlye it
a.0eared to be lanver than a star ond resembled a stare

about 5 secomisa after 1 sighted this object, i called my wita, irace
Foley, ot of the cone and we both had 4 visual observation of tha object
for epvroximately © seconds longer when it slowly disaoveared behind the
houses across the «+406, moving from south w oaste

About 10 minese< inter an aircraft was sighted flying a southeast pathe
He turned on his landing light which were oasy to distinguish as landing
ligntee Also, he « +ii be heard. About Oo minutes after this aircraft was
sighted, another ~« ‘ss sighted flying from south to north, and chis

aircraft paseed to «ast of house, and was also heard.

I was calied out of the house at approximately 5 seconds after
0015 hours on 22 August 1353, by my husband, James VY. Yoley, to see a
strance li* flying »y the house. This light was a reddish browm and
did not resemble an aircraft or part of an aircraft in any vay. ‘here
was no uomde 1 watched this strange object for about 25 seconds mtil
it disappeared from view behind the howe next coor. It traveled from
north to south, then turned caste

SPACE ABOVE FOR COM FUNICATIONS CENTER ONLY

OATE-TIME GROUP

101E45Z2 AUG 53

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IDENTIFICATION CLAS, FICATION

SAT P-8-6<E

INFO: MACLASSIFIED | |
UNCLASSIFIED

FROM: APOIN-ATIAB-&=2-8

Reurmsz sarp-t-en an unidentified aerial object sighted at 1000 CST 5 Aug 53 by
, civilians in the vicinity of San Antonio, Texase We are of the opinion that the

object was the weather balloon launched at 0900 CST reflecting the rays of the sun.
Request that you give us the winds aloft at 75,000 feet. If object was not balloon,

this Center requests a preliainary evaluation of sources.

In reply cite Project Blue Book.

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SECTION C
12. ZXstimate how long you saw the object? —— ton =e
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faeurs ikinutes Seesonds
12.1 Circle one of the follewing to indieate how certuin you are
of your answer to Question 12:
ae Certain Ge Not very sure
(De Fairly sure de Just a guess
13. Did the object looks (Cirele Ons) Solid or tf nsparent?
Use Did the ov! ct at any times
(Cirele One for cuch question)
Ubel Chane: dircetion? iia Don't know
Use? Chives speed? fos es ) Don't know
ite? Chung size Yos No) Don't know
Cheng? color Yes pos Don't know
Uje5 Brouk up into parte or Y<s Te Don't know
explod? 2
lied Cive off smoke? Yes (No, Don't know
lie7 Change ori *htness? Yos Te Don't know
Uy.8 Flick +, tareb, or os, Ge) Don't know
puls.te? anit.
14.9 Romcin motionless? Yos (Ne Don't imow
15. Did the object give off a light? (Circle One): /Yss) NO Don't know
15-1. IF you answorsd what was the color of tho li *Paru [ge # |
Read Ne Lge PY TOCA PKEDDISH Grube 7
15. Toll in a few words the following things about the ebjoct?

Siwe

Aprile “eo SS a3 ‘ ;

16-1 Sound

16.2 Color 44/7

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IF there was MORES THAN ONE object; thon how many wore there?
Draw g picture of how thcy were arranged, and put an urrow to
show the dircetvion they wore travclinge

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18, Did the objest at any times

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198.1 Move behind somthing? (Circle One) f Yos No Don't knew

IF you answered YES, then tell whut it moved behind.

Jif 2 ta 7! Cue pee Pe Pe As Pe Se ie te Chg #

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18.2 itove in front ef something? (Cirsle One) Yes No Don't mew

IF you unswored YES, then toll whet it moved in front cf.

16.3 Blend - ith tho background? (Circle One) Yes Ne Von's mow

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19- Which of tee following objoet's is about the same actual size us the
object you o.u? (Cirele One)

fe. automobiles

Be ti i.
(Se) oeball ge Smsll uirplane
Be Buske bak) h. Large airplane
Ge ficyels wheel ie Diricible
@e Otis desk je Other

19el Cirel: ons of the following to indicate how cortain you ure
of your answer to Question 19.

oo ortain Oe Not very sura
be Fairly sortein ad. Uneertain

20. Try to tell the following things ubout the objects -

20.1 How high above tho carth was it?/o79 79 2200 _ foe.

20.2 How f.r was it from you? = feot or milese
20.53 How f.st was it going? “clo. . miles per houre
20.4 Circle one of the following to indicate how certain you are
' ef your unsver to the above guustionss - oo
fs Cortain@vcere Fin 2% 3 ee Not vory suro
be Fairly cortsin a. Just a quess
2ie How did the objcet disappour from vic?
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(Cirele Onc): ae Suddenly Ge. Othor £ o |
be Gradually Ge Von’t romomber

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22. In the following exsteh, imicin: your eye .t the point showns
Place an "# or the curved linc to show how high th: object was
above the vorirou vacn you first saw ite Pl.cz a "3" to show
wheres 28 was wast you last suv 1:

Ov ‘Thced

230 Inthe coteh pluec an "A" ct tho poesition ths object

wis whon aw 4¢, and a "2" of fu. vcsis lon when you
lust sav
Orerhe:.d
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erdes bad « | Ss a ae sorizon
Your’ cys

2iue Draw a picture *".t wiil show thc metion tnut the object madee
Place an "2" at the begianiag of its path and = "B" at the cnd

of ite pat!..
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O5S2. /SkS QUEST LONUALRE

SCCTION A

1. When did you see the objects

lel Date: —

Day Month Year
lee Time cf day* ms ’ _ Fs AsMe Or Pelle (Cirele One )
iP im Lil»
le? Tim 1s 3a Ono)?
2. 4 é ; Pacitz »
c @; As”
: " 4 ——
( i) & Daylignt Sav*ng
Yoo LCtancaca

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le Circis cio of the following to indicate how eertain you are |
of your avswer to the above question °.2:

Ge "ain ce. hot very surs
Be riy eertain d. Just a cuess
7

2e Where did ».. .#* the object?
r=. wldress ty or tow state Souns 7

3. Vhere were -~: iccated when you saw the object:

(Circle One): a. Inside a building de In an airplane

be In a car . @e At sea
fos Outdoors f. Gther
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3.1 Were You

(Cirele One): @. In the business section of a city?
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Ve 43 tne Fresiagentilal $s? ice >Z ce :
6 ape | . im? xr sice
— i - 16 ear oO Ae e «© 4
Le co eraec 7
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SECTION C

12. Estimate how long you saw the object? 4 a AO
: Sours Adnutes Sceoms

12.1 Cirele one of the follewing te indieate how certuin you are
of your answer to Quostion 123

ag Cortein Se Not very sure
be Fairly sure de Just 4 gueas

13, Did the ebject looks (Cirele On2) Galid or irsnsparons?

lke Did the » ' ot o& amy times

(Circle One for cach questioa)

Wiel Chere lirootion? ‘Yes) Ne Dea't know
UWye2 Ch. speed? Yes ~=s No Don't know
tee Che v¢ slee Yes rey Don's “<5”
Cis « ,LuFr Yes Ly Don't mow
Uie5 Brouk up into parts or You iy Don't kg ow
expisda? e
Uie& Give of smoke? Yes vo Den't know
—Ube7T Charnes ort hotness? Yos Xe. Don't mow
wWie8 Fl: “Prob, or tos Xo Von's “now
pul ,
14.9 Rom.ia sotionless? You Ne Don't knew

15s Did the object give off o light? (Circle One): 72s NO Don't cow
¥ t t ?
501 wr angngred BS ane was the color of the light
16- Toll in a fow words tho following things about the ebjeot?

i601 Sound KONE

16.2 Color LletlT €4

show the dircetion thoy wore trave lin:

/ . a A AT il

13.

19.

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Did the object st .ny Simes

18.1 Move behind sonthing? (Cirele One) ae No Don't know

IF you snsworid YES, then t21l whut it moved behind.e

~*~ we

wr ° ~ 7 7
WMggs? fi, ie a
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— Pee a ee

18.2 ifove in front ef something? (Cirele One) Yes Wo Don't knew

IF you -asvercd YES, then toll whet it moved in front of.

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1803 Blend - ith tho background? (Cirele Onc) Yes No Con't mow

which of tae folloving object's is about the sam: actual size «3 the
object you ? (Cirele One)

a. F fe Automodils |
Oo Eus ball ge Smoill airplane |
Ce 8 il he Large airplane

de E : os) Le Diriecd ble

Ce OO t~ex je Otacr

19el Cirels wu. of the following to indicate how cortain you are |
of your «arswer to Question 19.

Ge G q Ge Not very sure
cts F.. so eteain de Uneortain
Try to tell ©« (© >llowing things ubout tho objects
2001 How hich above the earth mis it? (// & focte
20.2 How far »«s it from you? feot or (iz  milose

20.5 How fst ~is it going? 1») Vic miizs por houre
20 Circle «=> 3° the following to oat? how ccortain you are
of your unseor to the above guustions:

Qe Cortain ce Not very suro
Foirly cortain de Just a guess

How did the cbicet disapocur from vicw?

uradualiy @e Uon't remember

(Cireale Omo): us Suddenly ee Othor

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FLYOSR2PT ONE ELLIPTICAL=SHAPED OBJECT WAS OBSERVED HOVERING OVER SAN
ANTONIO TEXAS AT 1202 HRS CST 5 AUG 53. OBJECT OBSERVED APPROXIMATELY
5 OR S$ MINUTES. OBJECT OBSERVED SEEMED TO BE OF SILVER COLOR, AND SIZES
VARIED WITH OBSERVERS FROM SIZE OF A NR WASHTUS TO SIZE OF A QUARTER
/25 CTS/+ OBSERVATION MADE SY MR SR AND SON Gm 30TH OF am

MAREE SAN ANTONIO TEXAS AND @OUWQRMMmee Ap 025SS UNKNOWN,

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epee: eae 2a) stow TEXAS WHO ALSO OBSEAVED THE OBJECT.

DIRECTION OF OBJECT Faud OSSERVERS ESTIMATED TO BE DUE WEST. NO

SOUND WAS HEARD AND NO AZ&RODYNAMIC

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FEATURES NOTEDe FAIR WEATHER PREVAILED AT THE TIME OF SIGHTING AND

VISIBILITY WAS UNLIMITEDe WIND AT 13,900 FEET WAS 198 DEGREES AND 9
‘NOTS PF2R 42 WIND AT 5,388 FEET VAS 173 DEGREES AND 3 KNOTSs A FEW
CATTERED CLOUDS WERE REPORTEDe THERE WERE APPROXIMATELY 12 REPORTED

\IRCRAFT IN THE AIR AT TIME OF OSSERVENCE.e NO WEATHER SALOONS HAD BEEN

IP FOR OVER AN ROUR BEFORE AND SALOON THAT FAS SENT ALOFT AT 333d
+~s j4.8D ie 5: 2s» 2dd TeTL23 aign Alt 222 ste

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22. In the foliow =: skztch, imsin: your cyo .t tho point showns
Plsee an "» or the curved lin: to show how high the obf:ct was
above the scr’ren vwacn you first saw ite Plicz a "3" to show

where ib was mio. you last sav ite

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Crvoraved

o -—remnantes erretnats caces cone a idor 720m

Yeur cy?

230 In the © ertch plies an "A" ct tho ccsitlon tho objeat
wos whon i naw it, and a "8" ov iu: ocsii ion when you
last sa

Overhe-.d

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Nay 4de x dope
Her drcen : iori2on

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2he Drawa picture t°.t wiil show the metion ta.t tho object madee
Place an "4" at the beginning of its path and =. "B" at the cnd
of its path &

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The Hydrographic Office is cooperating with astronomers who are
marests. Marinere reporting thalr obectvations of these bodies are great
asaisting in this work. It is desired to have the Greenwich time and point

and d urate ble, either by bearin
Siler ty rise wieder

Complete observations on long-enduring trains and their direction of
thos gue importance, as they determine wind direction in the up
atmosphere.

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NORTH ATLANTIC

Chief Officer trancis Campbell of the British SS. Bembridge
Hilt reports that on August 23, 1953, in lat. 40°00’ N., lon. 40°30’
W., a brilliant body, traveling in an E. by 8S. direction was observed.

The first indication of any phenomenal occurrence was a bright
green diffused glow on the superstructure of the ship, lasting for
about 1 second. This green light was reflected the sea
directly beneath the traveling body.

The body, traveling extremely fast, coursed parallel to the sur-
face of the sea and disappeared into the clouds emitting a stream
of “sparklers.

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75,0093 FEET FROM 192 D:
UNKNO'UN, PROVOST MARSHAL
147123072 AUS JUFMB

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I certify that on 5 aug 53, at 1000 sours, ar. GQ, is ao ai oe
UGE. were in wy smicy cresting a gin pole and ‘nat i witnessed te
same unidentifible object sovering in the skye “Tom the distaste 1: lovked lie
about te cise of & quarter 10 xe

L verity the stetemmn sale cy 2. QBBty in trat the od Ject Lait oo vasor
trails or axaust sees and -aie 10 Scum,

l cewtifty toes thas stawment is ime and correct to the bes. of ny koowl adie

UNCLASS|F EY
AF FORM 112—PART I! ie ae

AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT

APPROVED | JUNE 1948

ROM |. gency)

‘Commonder, SAAZA |

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in complianes with AF ltr 200-5, dated 29 Aor 52, the following information is

submxi tteds
3. Object was wlliptiesl-—ghaved and appeared to be about the aise of 2 #2 tmb,
ob jest Wms 00 Jo exaust smoke or vapor ‘rails were noted nor was

t sound af murs, ject appeared to be notioniess trougnout cbhservence,

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2. Sbject was observed at qpprosina Dly 1ddo hra, CSE, 5 Avg 53 for about
5 op 6 minutes,

3. Observation was done with naked eye,

. Cbservers were on aceraze wmed by Yarris lL, [rasier, wrking on water systen
whan 00 jec% appeared in acy Gw west of observer,

. 6 Fair weather oreve..ed at the time of alignting. Visibility was unlinsited,
Wind at ten thousand feet 1g ieurees by 9 imota,

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Be activity o@ cexdlitim, metecrolagical or o*nerwiss, 12 inown *o have
at the time of cbeervence which mizht account “or sichting.

& Ne phrysieal..evideees of sishting.
Yo Obesrverseentacted saily AF3 imediately after 21 ,,cinz.

ce

ef any specific air traffic in tie guneral area at tine of sighting
unkesmn,;, althougls there were at lease 12 inom air crart aloft at the tines ef

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DOWNGRADED AT 3 YEAR INTERVALS
DECLASS AFTER 12 YEARS
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On 3 Ag $3 while working 4: iD none on QD, of: GR
J@MGBR, san Antonio Texas, I sav m unidentifiable object in the digy 4% abou’ 1000
to 1015 hourm It appeared to be about the aise of the bottom of a 2 tub and shined
like silver, We saw no vapor trsila or exaust seis, and didn't lear any vound of
mtors. It just emg in ‘he acy for about 5 or 4 ninutes with 2 uve sity Saeagr. und,

Te wore looking due west, with on in back of 13 when 15 cuddenly disascearud,

Twas standing about 20 feet fom 4 jin pola that [ was erecti-g acd was lonking
to see if i5 was straag7t. At ®™ ancle fro my tyes, looking over 4 diece of rove
@ foet itom the tos of a 35 TS. Sin pols, I spotted this cbject, | called myson sad

CQO, the quem, 22 W200 fone we working, they all acter cow it

It waa cooroxizately 6-8 sitcs awry and there ware oo places observed ia <1 air.
i i caertigy that this «statesent is crue und correc’ ‘o the best of ay mowledse,