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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE 2LOCATION 12.
CONCLUSIONS
20 June 1955 Dallas, Texas 0 Was Balloon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 0 ProbablyBalloon
4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Possibly Balloon
Local22 2230 GST Ground-Visual Ground-Radar Was Aircraft
GMT. (u) Kax Probably Aircraft
AirVisual Air-Intercept Rudar 0 Possibly Aircraft
3. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE
Y.s 0 Was Astronomical
No Mil & Civ (8 pers) Probably Astronomical
Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE Other
000 Insufficient Data for Evaluation
60-120 seconds 3 Unknown
IO. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
Obj red, round with hazy extremities, 4602d investigative efforts were negative.
then changed to yellow-whit 'ound mass. No
sound or trail. Obj descend Ref, ATTC # 228066, 2D-UFOB-555
slowly and on file in ATIC repository.
irregularly. Hovered, then moved rapidly Irregularly. Hovered, then moved rapidly an nire reposicory.
to right, then hovered once more, moved to EVALUATION: Prob a/c.
right again, then faded from view.
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REPORT NO. DATE OF DOC. TLANGUAGE TA.F. NO. TACCES. NO.
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SUBJ. TECH. EVAL.
CODE (62)-62-13 (62)-62-13
ABSTRACTED BY
NAME
RICHARD S. BARRY MRS. JOHN H. STEWART MRS. JOHN H. STEWART
MRS. RICHARD S. BARRY SYMBOL
ALEX ELDER
. ALEX ELDER RETAIN UNTIL
JOHN H. STEWART
DISCARD
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Flight 2-D. 4602D AISS 2D-UFOS-5-55:PART ONE PAGE 4 OF 24 PAGES
Incl i to part one:
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Incl 2 to part one:
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FROM (.AgenCy) REPORT NO.
F11ght_2-D4602D AISS 2D-UFOB-5-55 PART TNO PAGE 6 OF 24 PAGES
I. SOURCE: Mrs.
Address: Dallas, Texas
Age: 29
Occupation: Housewife
Education: 2 years post graduate work in the field of education
Qualifications: Civil Defense worker
II. RELIABILITY: SOURCE seemed to be an intelligent young woman. SOURCE had
rather vague in answering a few questions, but preparing officer believes that
SouRcE wouid be considered fairly reliable.
as large as a bright star, howeve object was red in color and round in shape.
The object was travelling north a great speed, and soon was out of sight. A
few minutes later, the object appeared again in the same area travelling from west
to east. It appeared to hover over a neighbor's house and SouRce stated that the
object looked much larger in size than it did previously. The size of the object
appeared comparable to that of a salad plate. The object then resumed speed and
faded out of view in the north.
Reference SOURCE's sketch of the flight path of the object.
Pt. 1 Pt.1 Vanishing Vanishing point of object on 2nd point or ooject on znd sighting sighting
Pt. 2 Pt. 2 Origin of object on 2nd sighting
Pt. 3 Vanishing point of object on ist.sighting Vanishing point of object on ist.sighting
Pt. 4 SOURCE's location
Pt. 5 Origin of object on ist sighting
2. SOURCE stated 2. SOURCE stated she actually observed she actually observed the object the object for a total time of
one minute thirty seconds. one minute thirty seconds.
3.
4. sOURCE could not give the actual times ing nor the
duration of time between the sightings.
5. Sighting was strictly visual.
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FROM (.Agency) REPORT NO.
Flight 2-D, 4602D AISS 2D-UFOB-5-55_PART_TJO PAGE 7 OF 24 PAGES
6. Object appeared to be the size of a half dollar when held in the hand
at arm's length.
7. The estinated actual size of the object was that of a B-36 aircraft.
8. SOURCE 8. SOURCE WaS was facing in an easterly facing in an easterly direction direction on the the initial initial sighting sighting
of the object.
9. The object was last sighted disappearing 9. The object was last sighted disappearing in the north. in nthe north.
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Flight 2-D, 4602D AISS 2D-5-55 PART TWO PAGE 8 OF 24 PAGES
Inel i to part two:
Sketch of Flight path
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Incl 2 to part two:
Sketch of Object sighted by Mrs.
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AF FORM 112—PART II (CLASSIFICATION)
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AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
FROM (AgenCU) REPORT NO.
Flight 2-D, 4502D ATSS 2D-UFOB-5-55 PART THREE 10
PAGE OF 24 PAGES
I. SOURCE:
Address: Dallas, Texas
Age: 23
Occupation: 0 Civil Engineer
Education: One year post graduate work
Gualifications: Civil Engineer
II. RELIABILITY: SOURCE's description of sighting was excellent and in grent
detail. He was quite faniliar with the latest type jet aircraft, astronony, and
weather balloons. source was very familiar with vector problons, angular distances,
and bearing terns. Mr. Elder is at present a Civil Engineer working for a Dallas
sliahlo
elght power field glasses, sounce stated that the light appeared as three bright.
incandescent white lights with a small red light similar to a wing light on an air-
plane preceding the white lig'ts. All lights were parallel to the flight path of
object. This view of the lights appeared only during the second sighting. " On the
third sighting, thru field glasses, th light appeared as only a single white light.
on the first pass, SouRCE only abserved white light, but he was not using the
field glasses.
2. SouRcE stated that there was no moon present on the n night of the
observation, but that there were
3. The lights saened to . The lights saened to
4. At no time did the SOURCE state that 4. At no time did the SOURCE state that he he All the All the
SOURCE saw was an incande lights. lights.
5. The edges of light were similar to that of a bright were sinilar to that of a bright star. star.
6. Without field glasses, the light seemed to be about the size of a pin
lead when held at arn's length. When the field glasses were used, the light appesre!
to le about the sixe of a quarter when held in the hand a
feet:
8. Observer first sight EROTEES light in the northwest.
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FROM (AgEnCU) REPORT NO.
2D-UFOR-5-55 PART THREE 1/
PAGE OF 24 PAGES
9. SouRcE stated that in his opinion, he thought the object to be a
large aircraft and e origin unknow.
Reference inclosure M of part 2. sketch of the
Pt. 1 Pt. 1 Final vector Final vector
Pt. 2 Time in Quadrant IV, 10 seconds IV, 10 seconds
Pt. 3 Pt. 3 Time in Quadrant III, 20 seconds III, 20 seconds
Pt. Pt. 14 44 Time in Quadrant II, 20 seconds Time in Quadrant II, 20 seconds
Pt. 5 5 SoUrCE's location, 3115 San Lucas Dr.
Pt. Pt. 6 Time in Quadrant I, 10 seconds Time in Quadrant I, 10 seconds
Pt. 7 City of Dallas
Pt. 8 Pt. 8 Initial vector
Reference inclosure Reference inclosure 2 of part 2. 2 of oart SouRce'3 sketch of lights (through 8 power field SoURce'3 sketch of lights (through 8 power field
glasses)
Pt. 1 Red light
Pt. 2 White light
Pt. 3 White light
Pt. 4 White light
Pt. 5 Arrow indicating that the entire diameter of object was the
size of a quarter when held at arn's length.
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Flight 2-D, 4602D AISS 2D-UFOB-5-55 PART TIREE PAGE 12 OF 24 PAGES
Incl i to part three:
Sketch of flight path of object drawn by Mr.
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FROM (dgeneD) REFORT NO.
Flight 2-D, 4602D AISS GD-UFOB-5-55 PART THREE PAGE 13 OF 21 PAGES
Incl 2 to part three:
Mr. Alex Elder's sketch of object through
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.. UFOB INDEX CARD AISS-UFOB-183-55
1. 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
DAE
Was Balloon
2F June 1965 Dallas, Texa s Probably Balloon
TYPE OF OBSERVATION D Possibly Ballaon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4.
Ground-Visual Ground-Radar 0 Was Aircraft
Locdl 00 Probably Aircraft
04102/04132/04302 AirVisual Air-Intercept Radar Possibly Aircraft
5. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE 0 Was Astronomical
Yes 0 Probably Astronomical
No Seven7) Civ., One(1) Milita ry 0 Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS . COURSE Other Investiga tion.
100 Insufficient Data for Evaluation
From 10 to 120 Seconds Unknown
Multiple Sighting NW to NS
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
Three3difforent sightings at the above This sighting is being investigated
times wers obs eight (8)individuals by Flight 2-D, 4602d AISS. Investi-
TT Meg garbled but gation assigned 23 June 55. Photo-
sightings generally sightinga consisted of red, yellow, stat of Af Form llz will be stat or Ar Form llz will be forwarded forwarded
and white objeots, and white objeots one (i) with a row of three one (1) with a row of three ASAP after reoeipt thereof at this hqs, ASAP after reoeipt thereof at this hqs,
(3) lights in a horisontal line aoross the (3) lights in a horixontal line aoross the conolusions of which to be filled in
objeot. The courses were erratic but generally on this card by your aotivity.
from NW to NE. No discernible features noted. from NW to NE. No discernible features noted.
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AF FORM 112—PART II (CLASSIFICATION)
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AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
FROM (AgnCU) REPORT NO.
Flight 2-D, 4502D AISS 2D-UFOP-5-55 PART FOUR PAGE 14 OF 24 PAGES
I. SOURCE:
Address: Dallas, Texas
Age: 23
Occupation: Housewife
Education: 2 years college
Qualifications: Civil De fense worker
II. RELIABILITY: SOURCE ansvered all questions in an informal, conversational
manner. She seamed to be: very con and emphatic in answering all questions.
GoURce was quite friendly, congenial willinto cover every minute detail of the
sighting. e SOURCE's mind.
Precaring officer considers the SOuRcE reliable.
The object appeared to be inoving at a
the object, the source stated it changed shiny silver color to a red.
S)rcE stated that the object did not trav l at , the same speed all the tine it was
in view, but rather slowed down and accelerated frequently. SOURCE sighted the
object for a second and third time travelling from the west and disappearing in the
north. During the second and third sightings, the altitude of the object appeared
to be much higher than it was in the first sighting. SouRcE stated that during the
entire period of sighting, no smoke or sound were observed.
Reference inclosure #1 of part 4 SOURCE's sketch of the fl: path of the
Pt. 1 Object Object vanished vanished on on third sighting
Pt. 2 Pt. 2 Object vanished Object vanished on second sighting on second sighting
Pt. 3 Object vanished Object vanished on initial sichting
Pt.4 Pt. 4 Location of Source, 3
Pt. 5 Object originated on third sighting
Pt. 6 Object originated on second sighting Object originated on second sighting
Pt. 7 Object originated on first sighting Object originated on first sighting
2. SOURCE 2. SOURCE was that the
was one minute.
3. Objct seened to be much brighter than t sky and
brighter than any star in the sky.
4. Object seemed to round and solid.
5. SOURY oserve the object
6. SOURCE stated that she Would
be about the size of a B-36 aircraft.
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7. SoURce stated that there was an absence of sound, and that there was
no exhaust or flames.
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Flight 2-D, 4602D AISS 2D-UFOB-5-55 PART FQUR PAGE 16 OF 24 PAGES
Incl I of part four:
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Flight 2-D, 4602D AISS 2D-UFOB-5-55 PART FIVE 17 OF 24
PAGE PAGES
I. SOURCE:
Address: Dallas, Texas
Age: 28
Occupation: Salesman, Hoffman La Roche Inc.
Education: Post Graduate work 2 years
Qualifications: Bacteriologist
II. RELIABILITY: SoupCE was sincere, friondly, and cooperative. All questions
asked were answered in a straight forward nanner. SOUPCE was ver interested in
the sighting, and quite eager to find out the results of the investigation.
stated that there was no sound. The total time of the second sighting lasted
twenty secords. The object followed a course of approximately ten degrees, and
travelled at a trerendous rate of speed. The second si ghting oecured at 2200 CST.
3. At 2215 F P.M. CST, 20 June 1955, the object was sighted a third time.
The object approached SoURCE maintaining a heading of about ten degrees and then
changed to a changed to a heading heading of about one hundred and sixty degrees. of about one hundred and sixty degrees. During the third During the third
sighting, the object appeared as three bright incandescent lights. sighting, the e object appeared as three bright incandescent lights. The lights were
arranged in a straight line and the outline of an object was seen. ? arranged in a straight line a: the outline of an object was The total time
of sighting was approximately twenty five seconds. of sighting was approximately twenty five seconds.
4. At 2220 C3T, 20 June 1955, the fourth sighting occurred. 4. At 2220 C3T, 20 June 1955, the fourth sighting occurred. The object The object
appeared on a course of two hundred eighty degrees, appeared on a course of two hundred eighty degrees, and then again changed to a , and then again changed to a
heading of ten degrees. On this sighting there were three green lights accompanied
by one white light. One of the green lights seemed to fade out, and then come back by one white light. One of the green lights seemed to fade out, and then come back
on. Total time of the last sighting Mas approxinately twenty five to thirty seconds. on. Total time of the last sighting was approxinately twenty five to thirty seconds.
object.
Pt. 1 Vanishing point of object - lth sighting
Pt. 2 Vanishing point of object - 3rd sighting
Pt. 3 Origin of object on 4th sighting
Pt. 44 Vainishing point of object - 2nd sighting
Pt. 5 Sources location
Pt. 6 Origin of object 3rd - sighting
Pt. ? Dowmtowm Dallas, Texas - Netropolitan area
Pt. 8 Vanishing point of object - ist sighting
Pt. 9 Crigin of object - And sighting
Pt. 10 Origin of object - ist sighting
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Flight 2-D, 4602D AISS 2d-UFOB-5-55 PART FIPE PAGE 18 OF 24 PAGES
Reference inclosure 2 of part 5. SOURCE's sketch of
Pt. 1 Bright white light - ist sighting
Pt. 2 Dull silver color with no lights - Znd sighting
Pt. 3 Three bright incandescent lights - 2nd sighting
Pt. 4 Three olive green lights - 4th sighting
Pt. 5 white light - 4th sighting
5. SOURCE was certain actually sighted the object for two and one-
half minutes.
6. Object was much brighter than the background of the sky.
7. SOURCE judred the f about five thousand
(5,000) feet.
s.ssJeee aPpeuret 8.0
. SOURCE stated SOURCE stated that that there was either was either a single object or four objects
flying a flying a tight formation. tight formation.
10. souRCE was facing the southwest and the object faded out of view to 1o. sourcE was facing the southwest and the object faded out of view to
the northeast.
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AF FORM 112-PART 1I (CLASSIFICATION)
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
FROM (Ageneg) REPORT NO.
Flight 2-D, 4602D AISS 2D-UFOB-5-55 PART FIVE PAGE 19 DF 24 PAGES
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AF FORM 112—PART. II (CLASSIFICATION)
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1946
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
FROM (AgeneE)
Flight 2-D, 4602D AISS 2D-UFOB-5-55_PART FIVE PAGE 20 OF 24 PAGES
Incl 2 of art five:
Sketch of objects sighted by Mr.
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APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
FROM (.1gency) REPORT NO.
FLight.2-D.4602D AISS 2D-UFOB-5-55 PART SI PAGE 21 OF 24 PAGES
I. SOURCE: Mrs.
Address: Dallas, Texas
Age: 24
Occupation: Housewife
Education: 4 years college
Qualifications: Bacteri ogist
II. RELIABILITY: S SOURCE seemed to be a very intelligent young woman. She had
before fading out of sight. On the second sighting, the object was again in a
south westerly-direetion, but was slightly more westerly than it had been before.
On the third and fourth sightings, the object appeared in the west and disappsared
in the north. The object appeared much closer to SOuRcE on the third sighting than
it did on any of the other sightings, SOURCE stated thet the objects appeared to
be guided and were not free falling objects.
2.
3. SOURCE stated that she observed only one object.
4. Object was a brilliant white in color would turn red
before disappearing.
5. 5. SOURCE was looking to the southwest when the object was first sighted,
6.
6. no the object n might have been or what
caused it..
Reference SoURcE'S sketch of the flight path of the object.
Pt. 1 Object vanished on fourth sighting
Pt. 2 Object vanished,on third sighting
Pt. 3 Origin of object on fourth sighting
Pt. 4 Origin of object on third sighting
Pt. 5 SouRcE's location, C
Pt. 6 Object vanished on first sighting
Pt. ? Object vanished on second sighting
Pt. 8 Origin of object on second sighting
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APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
FROM (Ageney) REPORT NO.
Flight 2-D, 4602D AISS ED-UFOB-5-55 PART SIX PAGE 22 OF 24 PAGES
Incl I of part six:
Sketch of objects fliaht path
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5. Base Weather Station at the Dallas Naval Air Station, Hensley Field, Dallas
Toxas stated no balloons had been released 20 Jun 55. Weather information on
21 Jun 55 at Otooz was clear and winds were holding out of the west up to forty-
thousand (ho,ooo) feet. Wind spoeds up to forty-thousand feet averaged twenty-five
(25) miles per hour. Wind direction and speed for the following altitudes were as
follows:
Altitude Wind Spoed Wind Direction
41,000 feet 15 knots 350 degrees
47,000 feet 40 knots 350 degrees
6. A check was made with Mr. ", Director of the Texas Astronomical
Association, las Texas and received negative results.
?. Carswell Air Force Base Weather Service stated that a rawinsonde type
Altitude Wind Speed Wind Direction
20,000 feet 25 kmots 350 degrees
25,000 feet 25 knots 300 degrees
30,000 feet 30 knots 200 degrees
10. Flight Operations, Convair Aircraft Corporation, tested two aircraft 20
June 1955, but bo 0900 CST..
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11. Chance Voght aircraft corporation test center tests aircraft
only during the daylight hours.
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MM RBEPC RJEDWP RJEDEN RJEPNB RBEPW RBEGC RBESC JWFQB
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FM NAS DAL
TO RBEPC'/DIRINTEL HQ USAF WASHDC
RJEDWP/AIRTECHINTEL CEN WPAF IN ATIAA-2C 1.Atia
RJEDEN/COMDR ADC ENT AFB 2$ 3h4 C 04
RJEPNB/COMDR EADF STEWART AFB 3.Ating2
INFO RBEPU/DNI WASHDC INFO RBEPW/DNI WASHDC
REEGC/COME ASTSE AFRON REEGC/COME ASTSEAFRON
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INFORMANT SIGHTED. THREE (
ONE INCIDENT PRIOR TO ABOVE X ABLE /1/ SINGLE RED RND OBJ WITH HAZY
EXTREMITIES OBSR FOR TEN SEC CHANGING THEN TO SINGLE YELLOW -JHITE
RND MASS WITH HAZY EXTREMITIES X SIZE UNKNOWN X DESCRIBED AS NOT LIKE
METEOR X NO OBSR AERODYNAMIC FEATURES CMM CONTRAILS CMM EXHAUST CMM
SOUND OR MEANS OF PROPULSION X MANEUVERS OBSR CLN FROM 75 DEG 'OINO 'I NOLAVO O SRISICNN GHYEHVIS 3H!
ELEVATION OBJ DESCENDED SLOWLY AND IRREGULARLY TO 40 DEG ELEVATION
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HOVERED CMM THEN MOVED RAPIDLY TO RIGHT THRU 60 DEG AZIMUTH CMM HOVERED
CMM CONT RIGHT ANOTHER 49 DEG AZIMUTH AND FADED FRTM VIEW INFORMANT 5OP RED4
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caused by a meteorite f r the following reasons:
a. stated
shape.
b. Sources stated that the sizes of the lights
that of a pinpoint to the size of a half dollar.
c. Colors -
green.
glasses and when sighted visually. only one object was sighted.
f. To trail and no sound was
present.
g The time of any of sightings did not exceed 90 seconds and the
observation occurred at 0400z 21 June 1955.
deans.Gomeson -
DEAN S. JAMESON
ist Lt., USAF
Officer in Charge
COMMENTS of Approving Officer:
1. This headquarters does not conour with the conclusions of the
Praparing Officer f llowing reasons:
a. The sources' the flight characteristics and
flight path of the object do not compare with that of a mateorite.
c Source3 statod that they 3
baliéved they saw.t objeot
three separate times rather than three separate objects
between sightings-
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1 2. This report is forwardad to ATIC as unresolved.
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REPT WHEN OBSR THRU BINOCULARS OBJ APPEARED YELLOW -WHITE AND RND WITH
THREE BRIGHT WHITE LIGHTS IN HORIZ LINE LOCATED ON SURFACE CMM NOT
AT EXTREMITIES X /2/ SIGHTING OCCURRED AT 2210 CST 20 JUN 55 AND
LASTED FOR ABOUT 60-120 SEC X /3/ SIGHTING OCCURRED VIS FROM GND
CMM 8X30 BINOCULARS BEING EMPL FRTM TIME OF HOVER IN HORIZ MOV UNTIL J
END OF INCIDENT CHARLIE X /4/ INFORMANT LOCATED IN DRIVEWAY OF C
RESIDENCE AT S- TS DAL AT TIME OF ALL SIGHTINGS X OBJ
INITIALLY APPREARED ON BRG 280 DEG TRUE AND DISAPPEARED ON BRG 020 ( 500 at04
DEG TRUE X SPD AND ALT UNKNOWN CMM EST DIS 15 MI /5/ INFORMANT 1,
CAPT
RICHARD BARRY 048234 USMC CMM ASST CRUITOFF EIGHTH MARCORESCRUITDIST
X WITNESSES CMM
CMM MR AND MR CMM MR AND MRS −
CMM MR AND MRS CMM MR AND MRS CM L DAL X INFORMANT DAL X INFORMANT
APPE ARS STABLE AND MATURE /6 - ALOFT NNW 10 KNOTS X NNW 10 KNOTS X
IDENTIFICATION ATTEMPTED X /10/ SEVERAL CASUAL ACFT IN GEN AREA BTWN
2200 AND 2250 X BAKER X /1/ OBJ APPEARANCE SAME AS ABLE X MANEUVERS
OBSR CLN APPEARED TO APPROACH THEN VEER TO RIGHT THRU 80 DEG '01HO 'I
AZIMUTH AND FADE IN VICINITY OF OBJ ABLES DESAPPEARANCE X /2/ SIGHTING wottVa
OCCURRED AT 2217 CST 2D JUN 55 AND LASTED FOR ABOUT 60-90 SEC X /3/
N3AS1OTE CXYCYL5 TH
3123 3125 3114 16/ 10 /7/ 2250 20 55 11/80 /21
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SEE ABLE X WITNESSES ELDER AND STEWART SHARED BINOCULARS X /4/ OBJ C
INITIAL BRG 300 DEG TRUE CMM VEERED RIGHT AND DISAPPEAGED ON BRG 020
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DEG TRUE X SPD AND ALT UNKNOWN CMM EST DIS 10 MI X /5/ THRU /10/
SAME AS ABLE X CHARLIE /1/ ESSENTIALLY SAME AS INCIDENT ABLE EXCEPT
OBJ DID NOT HOVER AND ANGULAR DISPLACEMENT APPEARED FASTER X /2/
SIGHTING OCCURRED AT 2230 CST 20 JUN 55.AND LASTED ABOUT T 60-80 SEC X
X /3/ TRHU /10/ SAME AS ABLE X INFORMANT STATES OBJ MOST UNUSUAL ASPECTS LMO
WERE BRILLIANCE CMM ANGULAR VELOCITY AND NO NAV LT X BRILLIANCE te
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EXCEEDED FIRST MAGNITUDE STAR X EXCEEDED FIRST MAGNITUDE STAR X INFORMANT INFORMANT ADVISEI RECURRANCE 21 n04
JUN 55 X ADIO JUN 55 X ADIO SENDS C
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AF FORM 112-PART I (CLASSIFICATION)
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948
COUNTRY REPORT NO. (LEAVN 13623
USA 2D-UFOB-5-55 AF
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
SUBIECT
UFOB
ARLA REPORTED ON FROM (Ageney)
Dallas, Texas, USA Flight 2-D, 4602d AISS
DATE ONF PEPORT DATE OF INFORMATION EVALLATION
ARU 7 Jul 55 20 Jun 55
PREPAMED BY OTCET) SOURCE
DEAN S. JAMESON, 1/Lt., USAF Capt. Richard S. Barry and others
ErExeNces ((ontrol number, directire, prertnns report. ete., as applicuble)
Su MAkY: (Ener comcist summury of report. (ire signifcance in jinul one sertence paragraph. List fnclomures at tower let Beyin tert ofreport omAF Form 1i-Part 1!.)
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I. CONTENTS:
PART ONE: Description of sighting by Richard S. Barry, 3i19 San Lucas Dr.,
Dallas, Texas, Cap
PART TWO: Description of OT
Dallas
PART Dosonintiona
Dallas
PART FOUR: Description of sighting by Mrs.
Dallas exas, Housewife (FJJC 1547).
PART FIVE: Description of sightine by Mr.
Dallas Texas, salesman for the Hoffman La Rocke (FJJC 1547).
PART SIX: Description of sighting by Mrs,
Dallas Texas, Housewife (FJJC 1547).
PART SFVEN: Supplementary Investigative Efforts. 233218
PART EIGHT: Comments of Preparing Officer.
II. SUMMARY: Unidentified flying objects were sighted over Dallas Texas, (FJJc 1547)
at 0400z 21 June 1955 2200 hours CST, 20 Jun 55). Al1 information contained in
this report was obtained from the persons observing the objects and an investigation
conducted by the prep: officer to det e the possible cause of the sighting. the possible cause of the sighting.
III. - EIVESTIGATOR: 1/Lt DEAN S. JAMESON, A 12182 2182
iR Ik Dsan ameson DsanSameson
DEAN S. JAMESON
1st Lt., USAF
INCLS INCLS. Officer in Officai in Cha Charge
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DISTRIBUTION BY ORIGINATOR
D/I, USAF; COmdr, ATIC; D/I, 33ADIv; COmDr, 46C o2d AISS; OIC, Flight 2-D. 2d AISS
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IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY OTHER THAN UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSICN OF THE DIRECTOR OF
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AF FORM 112-PART 11 UNCLASSIFIED
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948 (CLASSIFICATION)
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
FROM (AgenCD)
Flight 2-D, 4602D AIS3 2D-UFOB-5-55 PAGE 1A OF 24 PAGES
APPROVED:
1 JCHN M WHITE JR ief
Colonel, USAF Colonel, USAF
Cormmander Cormander
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UNCLASS IFIED
(CLASSIPICATION) 14-018201 U. GO9M1TF41IVCC:
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AF FORM 112—PART·II (CLASSIFICATION)
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
FROM (Agency) REPORT NO.
Flight 2-D, 4602D AISS 2D-UFOB-5-55 PART ON PAGE 2 OF 24 PAGES
I. SOURCE: RICHARD SCIRIVER BARRY
Address: 3119 San Lucas Dr., Dallas, Texas -
Occupation: Captain, U.S. Marine Corps
Qualifications: Communications officer, Rec
II. RELIABTLITX: SoUrcE was above average in intelligence and seemed very serious
about the sighting. His description of the object was in great detail. SoURce was
quite congenial and answered all questions in a straight forward manner. He was
quite familiar with some of the latest type jet aircraft and weather balloons.
Preparing eves the SOURCE to be reliable.
TTT. SOURCEIS DI ITCIITTNG:
returned in time to focus the the binoculars on the object before it faded in the
flat and red in color. Three lights appeared to be in a straight line, horizontal
to be a oproxi ately sixty to ninety seconds. A total of ten ninutes time elapsed
before the object was sighted for the second time. It appeared fron the west and
traveled straight toward the SouRcE. traveled straight toward the SouRCE. The object was changing fron a red to a yellow- The object was changing from a red to a yellow-
white in color. white in color. Phe object came out of the west at an angle of sixty degrees, veering
to the right and then disappeared in the northeast. Upon viewing the object thru
the binoculars, the SouRcE stated that there were three brilliant whitish-yellow whitish-yellow
lights izht line with a red liht in the lead.
2. The third sighting was quite similar to the first. The 2. The third sizhting 1 was quite similar to the first. The colors were the 6
same and the object appeared and disappeared in the same sane and the object appeared and disappeared in the sane areas. : areas. This time, however
the object did not appear to hover. Reference inclosure the object did not appear to hover. F Reference inclosure A1 to part 1, SouRcE'S #1 to part 1, , SOURCE'S
sketch of flight path of object. sketch of flight path of object. 5
Pt. 1 Disappearance of object
Pt. 2 North Star
Pt. 3 Object hovered
Pt. 4 SoURcE's location
Pt. 5 Object hovered 1:
Pt. 6 Origin of Object.
Refrrence sketch.
Three wh (with field glasses).
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AF FORM 112-PART II (CLASSIFICATION)
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
FROM (Aency) REPORT NO.
Flight 2-D, 4502d AISS 2D-UFOB-5-55 5 PART ONE PAGE 3 OF 24 PAGES
Pt. 2 Three brilliant whitish-yellow lights preceeded by a red
glow with no outline present (through glasses).
Pt. 3 Three brilliant whitish yellow lights preceeded
light. The outline the lights was blurry and edges
fuzzy. fuzzy.
3. SoUrCE was certain that the actual the sighting was one
ninute and thirt, seconds. ninute and thirt seconds.
4. There were a few stars in the sky and a small moon.
5. SOURCE estimated the object be about one nile one mile away and solid in
shape.
6. source stated that ho believed he saw the same object three separate
times rather than three different objects because there was adequate time for the
7. SOURCE stated that the object was about of a biseball held
in the hand at arm's length.
8. The night of the sighting a slight breeze
and a clear sky.
9. SoURCE stated that he had no conception of what the object might
have been but that it was not a meteorite.
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