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1. DATE

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2. LOCATION

12. CONCLUSIONS

: Moat 0 Was Balloon
31 July 1954 Hampton, Virginia O Probably Balloon
0D Possibly Bolloon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
‘ fi Was Aircraft
Local : Ground: Vi sual ED Srgries Ranier OQ Probobly Aircraft
GMT 31/2152 0 Air Visual O Air-Intercept Rodar O Possibly Aircroft
5. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE ODO Was Astronomical
0 Yes O Probably Astronomical
CKNo Civilian 0 Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE O Other
0D Insufficient Dota for Evaiuotion
QO Unknown

1 = 2 Minutes

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10, BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING

Round, small, white, observed in east at 45
degrees elevation. Came nearer, paused 10 seconds

then departed in MJ direction at 50 deg elevati

Gradual fade.

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11. COMMENTS

Naval balloon in vicinity. Local
evaluation balloon.

Ltr, TOSY, Svaluation of Photes
Ist Ind (TODPA/M&. Davis/74136 16 March 1944

TO: TDGN/TSzt Moody

1. This indorsement answers the letter request for evaluation
received by this office on 5 March 1964.

2. The unavailability of the original negative has precluded
om accurate svaluation of subject imagery. Possible causes of
the image could include:

a. Deubl3a amosurs
b. Circular objscts cast befors the camera during agosurs.

c, Placement of objects on printing paper during printing
or enlarging process.

3. Plsase submit future photographic evaluation requests to
TDDP on the standard FTD form 462, Mgineering Support Work Re-
quest.

WILBER PRICZ, JR. 1 Ateh

Director, Fhoto Exploitation Directorat otos
(30 Jul 54, Mountain
View, Mo.)

TDow/TSet David Moody/59215

Syraluation of Fhotos

vTon/Mr Davis

1. Request evaluation of the attached photographs as to the nost
probable and/or possible cause of the images in the pictures.

2, The evaluation of the negstive originally made on 3 Oct 54
indicates that a duplicate negative had been received.

3- Request your revly by indorsement.

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AF FORM 112—PART I

APPROVED | JUNE 1948

FROM (lyency)

Base Intelligence O?ficer — Comaents:
tT have talked to the lady making this revort ont fsal that
shea is a sinetsre and trustworthy individnal. Tt is ay ocinion
that what sha saw was a Rasends wuathsr dovyica cclsased at

Torrolk Vaval Air Station at 1503. This davica was carmiad aloft b
by a white balloon, 10 7%. in disaster and the winds wers fron

a directicn and of a yalocit? that age aight nave pdaced it

over the anpton, Ya. arsa at the tine 92 the reported Bteneaes
Vso share wero? nncerons Jat and ( Cesrentiou! tyve aircrast in

the Hancton, Va. arsa at that tins. I f2el convinced that the
above —entioned weather balloon was tie object sighted in this
jnstencea and feel that no further investiseticn is necessary.

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Apr 25,5 1950

Director af Svecial Investisations
The Inspector General
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Dear Sir:
Tt am‘in receipt of a letter from Mir J. Sdgar Hoover in which he tells ne
that he has referred my letter to hin to your office. ‘This letter is regarding

a@ nan of my acquaintance vy zane op ERM e an viev, Missouri. He claims

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to have been taken to Washingctom D. Cc. for interrogation concerning a ride he

allcgsdly took in a flying saucer to Venus. He clains to have ietters from the
Air Force verifying his story, and is selling cooks on the strength or this, giving
his true experiences. Would you please refer to my letter to Mr Eoover end answer
ny questions concerning this man. I? he is lying about this, and using the Air
Force or FSI to verify it, then he is using the mails to defraud it seems. Ze
says you have the negabive to a picture he took of these fiying saucers.

Sapreciate your consideration. This is of great interest to me.
Yours truly,

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APOLY ATIAES 1CO73

——— Missouri
Deer 7 af

Thank you for your letter of 2 October 1954, together vith

photo negative, reporting the sighting of an wnidentified flying
object.

A Gefinite identification of your sighting has not been made
to date; however, the information sand photograph are being analyzed.

Attached for your convenience is the "U.S. Air Force Summry
of Events and Information Concerning the Unidentified Flying Object
Program,” which gives the factual information established by the Air

Force jin this progrem. This summery is the means ve use to keep
tne public informed.

ATTAE 5 OFFICIAL FILE COPY

You may be essured that your interest in this program is
greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,
R. C. SCHUM
Cwo, USAF
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USAY Summary
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* The negetive will be returned to you after prints have been obtained.

Mountain View, Missouri

Scar gear:

Please find inclosed the negatives whicna accompanied your
letter dated 2 October 1954, addressed to the Air Technical in-

telligence Center.

Copies of your negatives have been made and they will be used
in our continuing analysis of unidentified flying objects.

fhe interest and public spirit you have displayed in relation
te our program is truly appreciated by the United States Air Force.

Sincerely,
rR. Oo, SCHUM
1 Ine oH, USAF
Negatives (3) \qst,. AGJS

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REPORT NO,

AF FORM 112—PART Il
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948

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(b) “inds 21cm sounding froa Norfolk, Va.

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(2) “So thunderstorms in arsa.

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a Tesonda observation ( A 10 ft. white balloon ) -as released 2+
(12003 '— aly 1954 in the vicinity.

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10. '9 intereention or identification action taken.
se “hare were siznt (3) F-94 tyne uirecraft in the local area from
LOM te 21302, plus a variety of other traffic fron Langley and YorZolk

ta val Station; however, the observers did not sicht any Sroe aircraft
i the immediate arsa of the sizhting.

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Evaluation of Photos

TOD/Mr Davis

l. Request evaluation of the attached photographs as to the most
probable and/or possible cause of the images in the pictures.

2. The evaluation of the negative originally made on 8 Oct 54
indicates that a duplicate negative had been received.

ee 3. Request your reply by indorsement.
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Ltr, TDEVW, Evaluation of Photos
1st Ind (TDDPA/Mr. Davis/74.136 16 March 1964
TO: TDEW/TSgt Moody

1. This indorsement answers the letter request for evaluation
received by this office on 5 March 196}.

2. The unavailability of the original negative has precluded
an accurate evaluation of subject imagery. Possible causes of
the image could include:

a. Double exposure

b. Circular objects cast before the camera during exposure.

c. Placement of objects on printing paper during printing
or enlarging process.

3. Please submit future photographic evaluation requests to
TDDP on the standard FTB)form 462, Engineering Support Work Re-

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Director, Photo Exploitation Directorate atin. Photos

(30 Jul 54, Mountain
View, Mo.)

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AF FORM 112—PART II

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AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT

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Le Descristion of tha objact:
(9) Round shaved

(bh) About the size ef a dize or bus token, increasing jn size as

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2% anproacnad to about the size of a baseball.
(c) White
{a) One (1)

(2) No formation

(2) None

{c) None |
(h) None |
(i) one

2. Usaseription of course of cpject:
(a) Cbeervar was sitting under shade of tree looking at sky.
(>) Angle of elevation 45° approached from Zast. |

fe) Angle of slevation 50° devarted from sight on a North—-festarly
heading.

(a) Came in from Sast, Paused over GJ PH 3840, (Ceo Ref) for about
ten seconds and denarted on a North—VYesterly heading until it

gradually disappeared.
(9) Gradually grew szalisr.

(2) Between one (1) and two (2) minutes. |
3. ‘Vanner of observation:

(a) Ground - visual.

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(ec) Sighting not while a2i>dorne,.

Le Time and date of sishting

(a) JimiwmSuly 1954

(b) Day

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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

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COUNTRY

United States of America
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
Unidentified Flying Object

AREA REPORTED ON FROM (Agency)
Gee Rer CJPH 3840 = 405th Fighter Bomber Wing Intelligence

DATE OF REPORT DATE OF INFORMATION i” EVALUATION

3 August 1954 2 August 195h Known Facts

PREPARED BY (Officer) : | SOURCE

‘Majob Georges V¥. Satterfiald Jr. | eeageienmmiBieete.

REFERENCES (Control number, directive, previous report, ec., as applicable)
AFR 200-3, AFR 200-34

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REPORT NO. (LEAVE BLANK)

| SUBJECT

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Miss gg, Chief Social Services at the Vateran's Administration in
Hampton, Virginia reported to the Base Intellizence Officer that she and ner parsnts
sighted an unidentified flying object which ‘appeared from an easterly 45° angle
towards Geo Ref Coordinates GJPH 3810, paused about 10 seconds, then changed
directions departing on a 50° angle in a north-westerly direction until it gradually
disappeared. This incident occurred on Saturday, 31 July 1954, at 212%.

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