DECLASSIFIEDUSAF PROJECT BLUE BOOK · NARA T-1206
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE

PROJECT BLUE BOOK

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT CASE FILES · 1947 – 1969
CASE REFERENCE6960579
DATE OF SIGHTINGFebruary 1958
REPORTED LOCATIONWestof Wake Island
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1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
= ae) , O Was Balloon
3 Feb o8 West of Wake Island O Probably Balloon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ee ee
Local 0 Ground- Vi sual O Ground-Radar p 5 Beaecuy Alea
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GMT 13/0914Z 78 Air Visual 7TX Air-Intercep? Hadar n & Possibly Aircroft
5. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE © Wos Astronomicel Meteor
0 Yes 0 Probebly Astronomical
"No wi datary itis‘ R Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF CBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE O Other
CO Insufficient Data for Evaluation
4 i QO Unknown
flash one N/A
Io. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
j Circular greenish-biue obj, size of Obj appeared as flash. Charactex-
grapefmuit. Gave bright, instantaneoug istic of meteor of short poretide
flash, Two objs picked up on radar. Radar contacts of reported A/C
Pilot believed he was being "shot at" J in area,

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Aircrew (named below) Dew,
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AFR 20022, BAIR 460=T
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Unidentified Flying Object Report
SUMMARY (Give idline * which highlights the salient factors afl narrative repore. Bea ' arcative text on AF Foren lle a
unieas rceovort can be fully stated on AF Forr 112. List sinclosures. incladinag nuwther of copass,

A bright, flare-like axplosion was sighted by the_c w Or an Fo
C-54 approximately two hour's flying time west of wake Tel and. During the
nour within which the sighting occurred, one visual and two radar contacts
were made, Tracing action has uncovered no routine sea or air traffic in
the area at the time of sighting,

HARRY J. KIZLING
Colonel, USAF |
Director of Collection
AC/S Intelligence

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ommants of Preoarins Officer
Lt, Position title: inteiii-<ence ficer, Collection Operations
bivision, viractorets. of Colisetion, acy 3 Intell ice, Hesdvuorters PACA,
2, Preiiminery analrsis: (ther sivhtinys whicn occurred lerore and
softer the one reportad on suyrest a possitle exslan.tion of the above, These
} other sizhtings are described in detail in the attsched transcripts, triefly,
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antiecoljision lieht at anproxinately 09092, the Llivnt remalu:d ia view just
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at a range of 30 smiles anc beering of approximately 225 dazres3s relative t
the airecrart, Finally, durine tiie first orbit, the navirator clanced sat
his scooe and noticed a tp at a begrins of approximately 125° end harely
: within the fiveemile ranre markers Aj bree ot these sishtings wer
| oparently made of objects at a lower altitude than tne reporting aircraft,
The first radar and visual sixhtings could nave heen of the same ohysical
Onjects th irst radar cortact mi-ht have been lost due to the 60-709
"shadow" on tne APS-42 scone reoresentine the fuselage of the aircraft,
Assumiap that the two radar hlios represented tne same ohysical ohject —
an aircreft, for example -<- that object would have had to he makine zcod a
sround speed of 175 knots, If this assumotion were corroct, the object
(or aircraft) would have been fling a converying course, at lower altitudes,
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mart of tne mission incicates that one other aircrazit was earsthound hehind the
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4 reporting aircraft. The pilot's reoort also indicates tinat another aircrart
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(C=54D 42=72523) Ilsnded at wake a few minutes ahead of the reoorting aircrart,
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ai the reader end visual sishtings were of the same object, and if oe object
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had been tne aircraft named (or another aircraft), tne Ur) reported on herein
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would also apoly -- in color and Intensity -- a pnoto-flash cartridse,
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information to suzgrest en eircrazt at a hischer altitude at the time end place
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of sightinrs, As a result of this preliminar y¥ snvestigatson, $b is determined
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that another sircraft, et a lower altitude, bired a ilere at 0914 uch
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way 23 te cause the si,htins described, Uetailed comnents on the crew members
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ag Pilot - Faurot, -illiam L., Captain, 42lst Air Hefueling
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| Scuadron. A Senior rilot, Capt Fcurot nes compiled cver 5,900 hours militar;
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J 1 nc =) 109 nours Cav a2 ani -_——, Lttp time ke ice i 1.6 . Si 2OSt& <3 eye 8. ely ~a.* muittieg
. |} engine, trausport tyne sirersaft. in Kores, Capt Faurot states that he flew
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. |} 50 ni Rt comrat misions, in "=@25 trpe aircratt, and nhac occasion to chserve
mumercus types of AAA Sire, flares, om star sneiis. ne has sven —t sino's
‘i=ea $2 ace:3racy oc S + Ll senery 2s cont ised p tue stuer infividaual
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b. Co-Pilot - Andrew Dehner, lst Lt, 42lst sir Hefuelinz

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Squadron, Lt Gehner 1s also a senior Pllot, He has over 3,900 hours

1 : ; a rere ere _ oe :* 13%.
fiying time, almost cll in multi-enfine, twransport-type circrait. Like
Capt Faurot, he considers flyin; to be nis proression, anc appears to ha

competent, stable and mature,

ec, Navigator = Smith, Dourlas, ist Lt, 42lst Air Refueling
Squadron. Lt Smith reamemhers alnost nothing of the specific -vents wic
tonk olace durins the time period involved, His interest ap»varently was

not aroused to the noint where he can remember accurately until the
| aircraft commenced to orbit, at which time he slanced at the scone and
clinbed into the astro=miome to see if he could ofserve an lirhts or
flares, ‘is memory concerning the condition anc sattines of the APS=<2
scope is considered orobahly true, He nas some 409 hours' flyinp time,
and this was his riret long over-ewater mission in 4 C-5i aircraft, Between
Marcus Island and Wake, nis navigational rixes were fairly accurate,
particularly the three=station LORAN fix at 17<9, tis recollection of
| the appearance of a radar blip, occurred sudcanl,;, during a conversation
about the radar set; tne reporting officer believes that he probably saw
the blip, hut that the statement that this occurred during the first
westbound orhit leg is not reliable, and possisly a rationalization oassd
on the navigator's knowledce of the previous csixhting.

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Sgt Isaacs nas flown 3,200 hours as fli;nt engineer on multi-engine transoort=-
type aircraft, His reoort,based on notes mada immediately after the second
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details; the reporting officer accepts Sct Isaacs!’ recoilection in these
instances primarily because his memory is based on definite actions:
entering the cockpit, walking to the cahin, returning to the cockpit and
switchins the APS=i2 to sector scan, etc. ‘for the same reason, S¢t Isaac's
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