PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 1007 RECORD CARD
1. DATE 2 LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
21 June 1954 Savannah, Georgia 0 Was Bailoon
0 Prabably Bolloon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION o Possibly Balloon
Was Aicraft a
Local 2247 GroundVisual Ground-Roder 000 Probably Aircraft
GMT. 22/03472 AinVisal Air-intercept Radar Possibly Airerait
5. PHOTOS 13. SOURCE Was Astronomical
Y. 000 Probably Astronomical
DNo Civilian Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF OBSERYATION a MUMBER OBJECTS 9. COURSE Dfra$ Other_
Insulticient Dota for Evaluation
Not Reported Not Reported 0 Unkno wn
1
TO. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 1. COMMENTS
Similar to acft with glass bottom with orange Essential elements missing. Insufficient
lights shining th rough. No sound. Moved at data for analysis.
extremely high speeds. Object appeared as poiht
of light only like a star of high altitude.
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ATIC FORM 329 ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTER UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
WASHINGTON
THE INSPECTOR SENERAL. USAR
STH DISTRICT OPTICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIN FORCE BASE. OHIO
IN REPLY REFER 10:5D 24-21-148 26 July 1954
SUBJEOT: Unidentified Flying Object
Sighted at Hleveland, Ohio UNCLASSIFIED
SPECIAL INQULRY
TO: Commander
Air Technical Ingelligence Center
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio. DOWNGRADED.AE: YEAR DroERVALS;
APTN: ATIAN-20 DECLASSITTPAT RTHRS.
DOD DIR 5200.10
A
The folloping, received from the Cleveland, Chio Detachment
of this District Ofriee, is forwarded for your information:
On 28 Ju0e 1954,
Cleveland, hio, telephonically contacted the Gleveland
Detachment
an unknown lag object. Upon personal interview OT
Special Agent JOSEPH REGGINELLO on the SAme
advised that at approximately O520 hours, 22 June 1954,
he was staniing on the corner of West Zoth and Bridge Avenue,
facing North, when he saw an object come out of the skies
"with the sgeed of wind". The object came within 20o to
300 feet of tne house tops, veered suddenly and went up
ond out $
Afclosure if ilad The size of two (2) houses combined.
Imation tou derized Not spinning, seemed to be going like an aircraft.
raennel. Enitted the odor of burning suhphur.
Came and went in a matter of seconds.
2. No further investigative action is contemplated by this otfice
in instant matter 33 spec requested by your Comend.
UNCLASSIFIE GECRGE T. KOOH, JR.
Major, USA7
OSI Distriat Contander
5D-F-1153 E4MC-222555

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
WASHINGTON
THE INSPECTOR GENERAL. USAP
STH DISTRICT OFFICZ OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS
WRIGHT-PATTERSON FORCE BASE, OHIO
IN REPLY REPER TO UNCLAS 10 September 1954
5D 24-21-154
SUBJECT: UNIDENTITIED FLYING OBJECT
Sighted at Savannah, Georgia, on 2l June 1954
SPECIAL INQUIRY
TO: Commander
Air Technical Intelligence Center
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Chio
ATTN: ATIA-20
1. Transmittel herewith for Transmittei auit infornation is a letter from 'ornation is a letter from
the 6th OSI Distrie OSI Distr fice, Robins ice. Robins Base, dated
26 July 1954, with Inctosure, concern BJECT. JECT.
2. Your attantion is invited to the AFR 124-1,
which prohibit the release of investigative to unauthor- to unauthor-
ized I persons.
Noeants
1 Incl 1 Incl ROEERTS P. JOHNSON, JR.
Ltr fr DO #6, dtd 26 Jul 54 Colonel, USAF
w/incl District Commander
cc: Dir OSI, w/o incl
DOWNGRADED AT 3 YEAR INTERVALS;
DECLASSIFIED AFTER 12 YEARS.
DOD DIR 5200.10
UNCLASSIFIED
5P-F-1373-

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEAD RTERS UNITED ES S AIR FORCE
WASHINGTON
UNCL FIED
THE INSPECTOR GENERAL USAF
6TH DISTRICT OFFICE OR SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS
OX24-185-6-18 ROBINS AIR FORCE BAS FIELD, GEORGIA
24-01
Stbu 20t: Report on Unidontified Flyins Object
10: Dirvetor of Snecial Iarestigntions
Headguarters E.A7
asnington 25, 3. c. DOWNGRADED AT & YEAR INTERVALS:
DECLASSIFIED AFTER 12 YEARS.
DOD DIR 82U0.10
1. In somliance vith AFGsI Letter No. 85, dated 7 Januory
1953, the repart ighting of an unidentified flging object by
Nr.
2. 3 letter, the sighting occurred
at 1047 P. M., 21 June 1954, from his nome in Savannah, Georgia.
answers to a printed form, Mrs.
was contacted to determine what format had bsen used in filing
the unidentified flying object report. Mrs. eadvised that a
form found in a hook which belonged to Major DONALD E. KEYHOE (USMC
Ret), entitled "Flying Saucers from Outer Space", had been followed.
Interviewee further advised that she had also seen the object on 2l
June l954 and that her husband, Mr. had sighted the same
object on 21 and 23 June 1954. According to Mrs. the object
appeared to be similar to an airolane with a glass bottom with orange
lights shining through the object. Mrs. added tha no sound
emanated from the object and it moved at an extremely
3. An extract of the EeYHoe book conceraing
your information and assistancs in evaluating Mr report.
4. This information was previously reportad to the Comnander,
FOR UID I ES BUNO1 OF THE MISTIOT COINSD:
UNCLASSIFIED
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