PROJECT BLUE BOOK

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Wanted: Any and all informa-
tionon UFOs, such as pictures,
¤ magazine and newspaper articles,
and UFO publications. Especially
want the following: FLYING SAU-
CERS ARI Keyhoe; MYS-
TERIES O WORLDS RE-
VEALED, Keyhoe; THE
Aeet SAUCERI 1956, Bar-
ker; FLYI REVIEW'S
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2 BOOKS OF-CH FORT, Fort;
000 000 G00 THE WHITE, SA INCIDENT
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WATCHING?, Heard. will buy
these, but prefer borrow or rent
them.
I would like to have a discussion
XL SUENES with others near my age (16) who
CORSE COOWWS 'S are interested in UFOs, especially
S those in Virginia. I those in Virginia. I have several have several
& pocketbook editions of science fic-
tion that I will sell (or trade for
the above books).
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2. Comments upon Comments upon which to base reply: base reply:
a. As may be a. As may ned by astronomical tables in by astronomical tables in
astro charts, the CTURUS, now CTURUS, noW very bright in very bright in
the heavens was i the heavens was is the precise location given he precise location given
by sources, at the by sources, at the and place reported. Within and place reported. Within
two hours it had moved considerably towards the two hours it had moved I considerably towards the
Western horizon.
b. Repeatedly proven that any star and planet
viewed through any hand-held escope often produces
some unusual appearances.
c. Although object in sight for almost one-half
hour no report of any UFo or anything unusual from
-. military and civi aircraft, radar units or others
in the area.
d. Report appreciated. Although not conclusively
identified, will used as part of AF continuous
analysis of omena.
FROM NAME OR TITLE 10 J July 58
Capt. George T. Gregory
ORGANIZATION AND LOCATION TELEPHONE
AFCIN-4E4 69216
DD 95 Replaoes DA AGO Form 89S, 1 Apr #8, snd AFBQ Form 12, 10 Nov 67, *

they also saw the object.
We watched the object for about 2q minutes, until 7:49.P.M. With the (astro Congata
innd 1.0.tal
naked eye and with the binoculars nothing much could be seen.However, through (hh-914)
the telescope, a distinct outline was visible. It was perfectly round, with
a bright metailic glint in the center and dark outer edges, The object con-
tinued, slowly, westward until 7:49 when it shot off in the same direction.
It shot off so fast that it just "blurted" out of view. behind a chond -~
The sky was clear, with a slight breeze. The sun had gone dowm but it
was still daylight. When the object was first sighted theré were no stars
but after it left there were a few beginning to come out. out. It was fairly warm. It
The ob ject was brighter than The object was brighter than the sky, there was the sky, there was no sound no sound and and no vapor trail. vapor trail. ↑
We called the weather bureau and asked if they had a weather balloon up. 1.
They said they did but that it wasto the' east of the weather station, which
is to the east of us, so it wasn't a weather balloon, We called the paper s0y3
but no other reports had been received. We edid not tell them of our report. $4^}=50%
The people who saw the object were: scntod
Mr. & MrS. F cindsi
tage 20) That anen-
(age e15) and jou
(age 12) ragily.
(age 13Yof 32
(age 10Y
(age
Al1 of the above are from Norfolk, Virginia. None of them had seen an
object like this before.
Your's truly,
P.S.--I can be reached at by phone.

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Hq DO*3, File 30n 24-213, Subj: Unidentified Flying Object Sighted by
at Philadelphia, Pa., at O20lo7z July 1958
On the surface 2150 at ! WSW at 10 knots
At 6,000' 2700 at 10 kuots
At 10,000' 2300 at 15 knots
At 16,000' 220 at 14 knots
At 20,000' 2900 at 23 !:nots
At 30,000' 2900 at 34 knots
At 37,000 p' 2700 at 25 knots
Ceiling - Unlimited
Visibility - 7 miles
Cloud Cover - 3/10 of sky covered by cirrus above 20,coo'
No thunderstorms in area
There were no other unusual activities or conditions,
meteorological, astronomical, or otherwise, which might
account for the sighting. account for the sighting. (Information furnished o 2 (Information furnished O
July 1958, by U.S..Meteorological U.S..Meteorological
Office, who advised the observations were made at o2olooz Office, who advised the observations were made at 020100Z
July 1958.)
3. io additional investigation of this matter is contemplated investigation of this matter is contemplated by this by this
District Office unless otherwise requested.
Lt Colonel, USA
District Commander
cc: Dir OSI (dupe)
Comdr, McGuire AF3, N.J.
FOR OFFICAL USE ONLY
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