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1 UFOB INDEX CARD AISS-UFOB-126-56.∴ .
1. DATE 2 LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
Virginia 0 Was Balloon
1h May 1956 Air-Visual over So. Carolina and 0 Probably Balloon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Possibly Balloon
Ground-Visual Ground·Radar Was Aircraft
Probably Aircraft
14/1400z May 1956 14714C0z May 1950 AirVisual AinVisual Air-Intercept Rador Air-Intercept Radar 0 Possibly Aircraft Possibly Aircratt
5. PHOTOS |6. SOURCE 6. SOURCE 0 Was Astronomical Was Astronomical
Ys Yes 100 00 Probably Astronomical
No AF THUNDERBIRDS Possibly Astronomical Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. 8. 9. COURSE Other. Other.
000 Insufficient Data for Evaluation
Unknown
Thirty-five Mimutes Cne (1) Stationary
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING F SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS 11. COMMENTS
Cne (l) cylindrical object, the size of a One(1) cylindrical object, the size of a A call by Sgt A call by Sgt DeRudder to General Rogers
pencil eraser held at arms length, silvery- pencil eraser held at arms I length, silvery- Commander, 36ooth Combat Crew Training
white in color. The edges of the object white in color. The edges of the object Wing at Luke AFB, revealed that the
appeared clear and white as compared to the THUNDERBIRDS wili be at Luke on 2l May
background of the sky. The object appeared 56, at which time they will call this
on an azimuth of 75 degrees and 25 degrees headquarters. Evaluation of this sighting
above the 30,ooo foot level. The object did will follow after investigation.
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SPATE M IENT
I was flying from Eglin AFB, direct to Eolling AFB and at
30,000 ft and object was called out by Ly Pogue. (We had a flight of
five5F-O4F's). Within lo nimutes all of us picked out the
object. (It was sighted about 30 nautical miles SW of Winston
Salem) (Approxinatedy 9:lO CDST) It had no apparent movement and we
/s/ ROBERT D ANDERSON
1st Lt 1st Lt USAF USAF
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I. SOURCE: William R Pogue, ist Lt, JSAF
AGE: 26
DUTIER: FighteR Pilot
EDUCATION: College Graduate (BS Math)
STATION: 3600th Air Demonstration
Flt, Luka AFB, Arizona
II. RELIABILITY: SCURCE was a young man of average
build. He was quiet and very serious. - He seemed to be of above
average intelligence great deal of time to answer the
quastions put investigator and he was explicit in his
answers. The information veceived from the SOuRcE is considered .
opinion of the investigator.
III. SOURCE's Description of the Object:
1. SOURCE Was piloting and F-34F at an
altitude of 30,000 ft, flying over ope country, cleär sky, wind
dirsction: SSw 30-50 kts, temperature: cold. Object observed
thru sunglasses and windshield sit for a period of 30minutes.
2. 2. Object appeared Object appeared to be a solid and appeared
on on SOURCE's SOURCE's right. right. Object Object was brighter brighter than the than the backgpound of sky backgpound of sky
and similar and similar in brilliance to a in brilliance to a s sunglint. SOURCE was looking SOURCE was looking in
a northeast a northeast direction when object appeared ar direction when object appeared and when SOURCE lsst hen SOURCE last
observed object.
3. 2 Bearings from true North when first
observed 50 deg and 30 deg from horizon. Object bearing Same
when last observed.
4. This was the first time SOURCE I had ever
observed an object such as this and estimated the size to be that
of a pin head held at arms length. Very sharply outlined. Real
size or distance of objact could not be determined. SOuRCE states
that object t appeared to be matallic or highly reflective substance
spherical in shape. Comparabl a large balloon wit metallic
finish.
5. SOURCE statas that he thinks the object
was a heavenly body reflecting light. Cause: a balloon could have
been stabilized in position for a period of time and would have
had to be at a great dist altitude to maintain its relative
stabla pesition.
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AFB, I sighted an object at about 2:00 o'cleck position. We had been
airborne approrimately 40 mimtes and were crcuising at 35,C00 ft,
LAS 500. first sighting the object, I made ira it was not a
refractive glint fron the canopy and then called t out to leader.
I had some difficulty in properly describing its position so the
leuder could but in a few minutes the r:st the flig.it was
able to spot it also. It was relatively very small, held a constant
position, was circular or spherical and fully brilliant over its
surfacs, although the suns rays noi fully covered the
surface of the surface of the object which object which We were observing. This ied me to This ded me to
believe it was (1) At extreme distance believe it was (l) At extreme distance that any illuminated illuminated
source as snall as it was would appear round source as snall as it was would appear cound and (2) transparent nsparent
object i.e. Balloon, which would object i.e. Balloon, which would appear adD lighted.
/s/ William R Pogue
lst Lt USAF JSAF
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following reasons:
a. At tbe time of the sighting the planet Vemus, which was visible
during daylight hours in May 1956, was at me position as
the object.
b. The object was described by all lne object was deswribed oy ali Obs observers as being eing like a bright like bright
star. star One observer stated that he felt One observer stated that he felt the sigh the was caused was caused by a by a heavenly
bodyr ting light* light*
c. Although the observers' aircraft the observers' aircraft traveled many miles during the the
sighting the object the object remained stationary, remained statiorary. indicating dicating that the object was at a
great distame great distamce from the observers.
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do do Winds-aloft at the time of the sigh ting coupled ting coupled with the distance with the di stance
traveled would preclude the possibility of a balloon. the possibil y of a balloon.
e. In a telephone conversation with this headquarters Major J. Broughton, Major J. Broughton,
Flight Leader of the Thunderbirds and Flight I Leader of the Thunderbirds and an l an observer oft observer of t the object in question, question, stated stated
that from past experience this sighting was not caused by a was not caused by a balloon but felt that that
it could have been caused by a bright star it could have been caused by a bright star or planet.
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N/A Flt 1-D 4602D AISS
HATLOF REPORT DATEOF INFORVATION
5 June 1956 14 May 1956
LARED BY (UTT) SOURCE
TED W WUERTHNER 2/Lt USAF Capt Billy J Ellis and 2 others
ERENCEs (Conrod numoer, Grecise, prestous repart, (dC., a applicule)
AFR 200-2
MARY:(ET COM Ay OfTEN. Gire sipifcunce in inal one-srntencr parngraph. Lisd inclosutes at lower let. Begin Form 19-Put 1l.)
D414573
. CONTENTS:
PART ONE: Description of Sighting by Capt Billy J Ellis,
PART TWO: Description of Sighting by l/Lt Robert D
Anderson, 36ooth Air Demonstration Sqdn,
Luke AFB, Ariz.
PART THREE:Descriotion of Sighting by l/Lt Willima R
Pogue, 3600th Air Pogue, 360 Demonstration Sqdn, Luks
AFB, Ariz. AFB, Ariz.
II. SEMARY: II. SEMARY:
One (1) unidentified flying object sighted
near Gastonia, North Carolina at l4/l4loz
MAY 1956, 0910 CDST, 14 May 56). The 0910 CDST, 14 May 56). The
information was obtained from three (3)
members of members five (5) members of this (5) members of this
Air Demonstration Flight. The other two Air Demonstration Flight. The other two
members w re unable to attend the
meeting of the meeting of th investigator and other
members. A full I members. full report was given to report was given to
Major George Taylor, , Bolling AFB, Bolling AFB,
Washington, DC.
III. INVESTIGATOR
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TED W WUERTHNER
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AGE: 27
DITIES: Demonstration Acrobatic Pilot with
USAF Thunderbirds
EDICATION: College Graduate, Graduate
Pilot Training
QUALIFICATIONS: PIlot
STATION: 3óOOth Air Demo Flt, Luka AFB, Ariz
II. Reliability: SOURCE WaS a young man with a nonchalant manner.
He seemed to be hurry to get the interview over and this may be
attributed to the fact he had already filed one report. However, he
seemed to be a person of above average intelligencs. He gave thought
sure of his answers.
III. SOURCE's Description of Object:
1. SOURCE was piloting an F-S4F type aircraft from
Eglin AFB, Fla., enroute Bolling AFB, Washinton, DC. SOURCE's
attention was directed to object by other members of flight and
observed the object for approximately thirty (30) mimutes.
2. It was bright day and the light was very
brilliant and the s sun was located to the pilot's right. SOURCE was
flying over open country in a northeast direction. SOuRcE was looking
. in a northea Caction when he first saw and last saw the
?3 aom +ho.
:ize to be a pea held at arms length.
5. This Was the first time SOURCE had ever seen an
object such as this. SouRCE could not determine the spped or distance
of the object. SOURCE observed object thru sunglusses and the
windshield of the aircrart.
6. SOURCE was flying at 30,000 first
sighted. Object disappeared when SOURCE descende thru cloud cover
for landing at Bol ing AFB.
7. SOURCE E stated that the object could possibly have
been a star, very luminous and appeared as a star; or
it was caused by phenomina of atmosphere - which enabled him to see
object clearly or r out of its orbit..
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Statemont of Capt Eilly Joe Ellis
STATEMENT
from Eglin AFB. Flight was conducted .000 ft about 30
nautical miles SSw of Winston Salem whe object was first
sighted. was
on a diffarent radio channel making eport. I saw this
object, which, was very bright, and silvery LEA lost sight of it
during the descent to Bolling AFB. Reoorted sighting Base Operations
Officer, Major George Taylor at ng AFB.
/s/ Billy Ellis
Capt USAF
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his answers. The investigator considered the information of the
SOURCE to be reliable.
III. SOURCE's Description of the Object:
1. SCURCE was piloting an F-B4F at an altitude
of 30,Ooo ft, clear sky, bright s sunlight, weather: dry, temperature:
-30 deg C. SouRce's attention was directed to object by another
member of the flight. Objsct was observed for appreximately 30
mimutes.
2. SOURCE was flying ove onen country and
observed the object for the first tine wnan he looked in an
Northeast direction. Object last seen in the Sane direction. SOURCE
was wearing sunglasses served object thrg the windshield of
his aircraft. No apparent tion observed. Object appeared
sky and was vary s sharply outlined.
3. This was the first time SOURCE had ever seen 3. This was the first time SOURCE had ever seen
an object like this and estimated the size to be suck as a dime
held zt arms length. No apparent soeed the object and the
distance from SOuRcE to object could no estimated. Object
appeare ce in color.
4. SOURCE
let-down from 30,000 ft thru cloud for
landing at lling AFS.
5. SOURCE states that the ebject could be
compared to a pearl approximately l2 feet in diameter suspended in
the sky. Could have be a visible due to the existing
light conditions.
2 Incls:
1. Statement by SoJRCe
2. SOURCE Memory Sketch
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