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Hq USAF, 10 December 1958, Subj: Unidentified Flying
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HQ AIR DEFENSE COMMAND, Ent Air Force Base, Colorado
Springs, Colorado

TO: Commander, Air Technical Intelligence Center, Wright-
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THE INSPECTOR GENERAL USAF
14TH DISTRICT OFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS
Lowry Air Force Bose, Denver, Colorado

10 December 1958
SUBJECT: Unidentified Flying Objects

TO: Commander
Air Defense Command
= Ent Air Force Base
Colorado Springs, Colorado

1. On 20 November 1958, a Mr. QR ,

Derby, Colorado, called Special Agent HAROLD G. HODGES, 14th District
OSI, Lowry AFB, Colorado, and advised that he had received some 33mm
slides which he had taken some time between 18 September and 20 October
1958. “QM advised that one of these pictures had been of a Be47

vapor trail. He stated that he took the picture at approximately 80° |
in a southwest direction from his home. When Sai projected the

slides, he noticed a red dot in the picture which he had not noticed
when he took the picture,

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2. also advised that as he recalled he had taken this
picture in the evening and that there were no other aircraft in the |
air. |

3. On 29 November 1958, Special Agent JAMES C. SMACK received
said slide fr This slide is being inclosed and it is requested
by the contributor that the slide be returned to him after observation

by proper authorities.
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1 Incl: HESTON C. COLE
33mm Slide Lt. Colonel, USAF
District Commander

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Derby, Colorado. |

2e The red dot was determined by the ATIC photo
lab people to be a perforation of one or two layers
of emulsion. If the slide is held at an angle toa
light source, a small rise with a pit at the center
can then be seen.

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FROM NAME OR TITLE a VI IOA DATE
Ma jor Robert J. Friend 29 Dec 58

ORGANIZATION AND LOCATION TELEPHONE

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5 January 1959

Dear vr i wae

I am returning herewith your 35 m color slide in which
you thought might show an unidentified flying object.

The red dot was determined by the Air Technical Intelligence
Center photo lab people to be a perforation of one or two layers

of emulsion. If the slide is held at an angle toa light
source, @ small rise with a pit at the center can then be seen.

Sincerely,

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Incl LAWRENCE J. TACKER
Major, USAF
Executive Officer
Public Information Division
Office of Information Services