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Possibly Balloon

Was Aircraft
Probably Aircraft
Possibly Aircraft

1. DATE 2. LOCATION
| Eddyville, Breken Bow &
29 October 1055 Miller, Nobrasizoa
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
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Possibly Astronomical

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7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION

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8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE

one ESE

0 Insufficient Deta for Evaluction
0 Unknown

10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING

|¥. COMMENTS

cx Loygrsi On Hetlectiodns

Obj size of dime. Obj itself not
discernible, but appeared to have
red & green lights rotating as a
Sroup rather than individually,
resembling a ferris wheel. Green
lights. only could be seen w/naked
eye, red lights w/binoculars,

Fm the sevral rpts received &
careful study, the only conelu-
Sion arrived at is that these
Sightings were light reflectious
On a Known temperature

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fhe PESCRIPTION OF FLIGHT PATH AND MANUEVERS OR CEJECT? WHEN FIRST
CESEAVED AT 1S@@ CST, 3@ OCT 58, THE OBJECT APPEARED TC BE @
STATICNARY EXCEPT FOR ITS COUNTER-CLOCKWISE ROTATION. THE OBJECT i

kth AINED RELATIVELY STATIONARY FOR APPROXIMATELY THREECS) HOURS AT
WHICK TINE IT APPEARED TO RISE SLOWLY AND TO MOVE IN AN EAST, SOUTH-
tAfT DIRECTION VERY SLOWLY. THE SPEED OF ITS PATH APPEARED TO INCREASE.
Al 22¢S CST IT APPEARED TO MOVE SOUTH AT A FAST RATE.

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1. ALL CESERVERS MADE GROUND VISUAL OESERVATICNS ECTK WITH NAKED

YE AND CPTICAL AIDS,

2e FIRST CPTICAL AID EMPLOYED WAS FINCCULARS, 6X39 REPEAT 6X52
STANDARD GCC ISSUED TYPE. NOT CTHERWISE ‘IDENTIFIED EXCEPT VALUE

5% DOLLARS. WITH BINOCULARS EOTH RED AND GREEN LIGHTS WERE. OBSERVAELE
(WITHCUT EINCCULARS CNLY GREEN LIGHTS WERE CBSERVED. A 5@ POWER
ELESCOPE WAS EMPLOYED. THIS TELESCOPE IS A KIT SCOPE ASSEMBLED BY

AN AMATEUR ASTRONOMER. MR. QM ACE 63, -EDDYVILLE NEBRASKA,
EY OCCUPATION, A US PCSTAL MAILMAN. THE TELESCOPE CONSIST OF A ONE

INCH EYEPIECE, TWC INCH CBJECTIVE LENS WITH FIFTY INCH FOCAL LENGTH.

THERE ARE NO MIRCRS, THIS IS A SEE=THROUGH TYPE TELESCOPE.
WITk THE TELESCCPE THE FORMATICN CF LIGHTS WAS DISCERNIFLE BUT -NO
TETAILS CF THE CFJECT ITSELF COULD FE OFSERVED,

C2, NO SIGHTING WAS MADE FRCM AN AIRECRNE AIRCRAFT. HOWEVERAN

FE6D TYPE AIR CRAFT WAS VECTORED TO THE AREA AND OBSERVED SIMULTANEOUSLY
WITH THE OBJECT AND APPARENTLY IN THE SAME VISUAL ALTITUDE PLANE.

THE AIRCRAFT WAS UNDER POSITIVE GCI CONTROL. A DETAILED REPORT

CF THIS ATTEMPTED INTERCEPT WILL FOLLCW EY SEPARATE MSG.

[. TIME AND DATE OF SIGHTING 1S¢¢ CsT 28 OCT 58

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D2. LIGHT CONDITIONS WERE CLEAR NIGHT DARK WITH FULL MOON.

E. LOCATION OF CBSERVERS? 41 DEGREES TWO MINUTES NORTH

LATITUDE, NINTY-NINE DEGREES, THIRTY-FIGHT MINUTES WEST LONGITUDE.

F, IDENTIFYING INFORMATION CF ALL OBSERVERS.»

Fi. FIRST CESERVER, VR ER AGE 36, EDDYVILLF, NEBRASKA
HOUSEWIFE, GOC PCST SUPERVISCR. OBSERVED OBJECT AT HOME. GOC TRAINED
OPSERVER. OTHER OBSERVERS: MR., QQ ACE 44, EDDYVILLE NEBRASKA
FARMER, GOC POST CBSERVER. MIG, ACE 43, EDDYVILLE
NEBRASKA, HOUSEWIFE. BOTH MR & MRO@MMMMBMMIBMRcERVED OBJECT ATR Home.
MRS QM, ACE 33, EDDYVILLE, NEBRASKA, NEBRASKA, HOUSEWIFE,

GOC OFSERVER. MRS eum, AGE 52,EDDYVILLE NEBRASKA TELE-
PHONE OPERATOR.GCC OBSERVER. NR MOON , ACE 58. EDDYVILLE,
NEERASKA, OPERATES TELEPHONE OFFICE, GOC OBSERVER. |

BOTH MR & MRS WEED OESERVED THE OBJECT FROM THEEDDYVILLE TELEPHONE
OFFICE, ADDITIONAL OBSERVERS: MR AND MRS COCCI, EDDYVILLE,
NEERASKA NOT CONTACTED AT THIS TIME AS THEY ARE VACTIONING IN COLORADO
VR GR, ack 63, EDDYVILLE, NEPR.«US POSTAL MAILMAN WHC

CONCURED IN FACT OF OPSERVATION, BUT DECLINED OPINION. HE DID INDICATEO
CEJECT DID NOT APPEAR TC BE A STAR,

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G1. OBSERVERS ACCOUNT FOR WEATHER. CLEAR AND CALM |

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G6. NO THUNDERSTORMS

H.» NO UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL, ASTRONOMICAL OR OTHER CONDITION WAS
OBSERVED. IT WAS A BRIGHT STAR LIT NIGHT. THERE WAS A BRIGHT MOON,
AT GOC REQUEST THE OBJECT WAS COMPARED TO KNOWN STARS AND DEFINITELY
CLASSIFIED AS "UNQUOTE".

I. INTERCEPTION ATTEMPT CONDUCTED BY IDAHO GCI WITH SOMBRERO, BLUE
ONE. INTERCEPTOR WAE IDENTIFIED OVER BROKEN BOW, NEBRASKA AND VECTORED
TO THEEDDYVILLE AREA. INTERCEPTOR WAS UNDER POSITIVE CONTROL WITH
RADIO RADAR AND VISUAL GOC CONTACT WHILE IN THE AREA. SEPERATE
REPORT FOLLOWS.

Je POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED AIRCRAFT WERE OBSERVED IN THE AREA BOTH
PRIOR AND DURING PERIOD OF OBSERVATION OF THE UFO AND WERE CLEARLY
DIFFERENT FROM THE UFO.

Ke REPORT PREPARED BY JOSEPH Pe BRANDT AO5@36285, DUTY OFFICER, ,

NORTH PLATTE, GOC FILTER CENTER. LT. BRANDT BELIEVES OBSERVERS
"QUOTE" APPARENTLY DID SEE SOMETHING "UNQUOTE" ALL OBSERVERS HAVE
BEEN GOC TRAINED ARE SERIOUS, CONSCIENCOUS AND COOPERATIVE. ALL

ARE RELIABLE ADULTS. THERE WERE MANY STARS AVAILABLE FOR COMPARISION
WITH THE OBJECT AT THE TIME OF OBSERVATION. NO EXPLANATION OF POSSIBLE

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» SHAPE$ LEAF SHAPED, ROUNDED AT ONE END AND POINTED ON OTHER.

SERVER USED ELM LEAF AS EXAMPLE.

» SIZE WAS NOT DETERMINED.

» COLOR: RED AND GREEN

» TWO OBJECTS WERE OBSERVED

» THE OBJECTS WERE NOT IN FORMATION

. OBSERVER COMPARED THE SHAPE OF THE OBJECT TO THAT OF AN ELM
‘AF. BOTH OBJECTS WERE DESCRIBED AS HAVING THE SAME SHAPE.

» THERE WAS NO TAIL, TRAIL OR EXHAUST OBSERVED.

» NO SOUND WAS HEARD

» NO OTHER PERTINENT FEATURES

DESCRIPTION OF COURSE OF OBJECTS.

» THE OBSERVER WAS DISPATCHED TO LOOK FOR THE OBJECT WHEN IT WAS
PORTED BY THE EDDYVILLE GOC POST TO BE MOVING SOUTH (TOWARD MILLER)
e ANGLE OF ELEVATION WAS NOT NOTED. OBSERVATION WAS MADE.

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OM THE MILLER, NEBRASKA, OBERVATION POST, ONE OBJECT WAS OBSERVED
ENTY FIVE MILES WEST OF THE POST. THE SECOND OBJECT WAS OBSERVED
MILES NORTH OF THE POST.

« DISAPPEARANCE OF OBJECT WAS NOT OBSERVED.

» NO MOVEMENT OF THE OBJECT WAS OBSERVED. OBJECTS WERE STATIONARY.

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TIME AND DATE OF SIGHTING’ 2306 CST, 29 OCT 58.

» ZULU DTG 38/2596Z OCT 58

» LIGHT CONDITIONS WERE NIGHT FULL MOON

LOCATION OF OBSERVER: THIRTY NINE DEGREES, FIFTY SIX MINUTES
RTH LATITUDE AND NINTY NINE DEGREES TWENTY TWO MINUTES WEST LONG.
IS IS THE MILLER, NEBRASKA GOC POST.

OBSERVER IDENTIFICATION:

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» CIVILIAN OBSERVER:MR. 4B approx ack 54,

LLER, NEBRASKA, HIGHWAY REPAIRMAN, GOC OBSERVER, GOC TRAINED.

» MILITARY OBSERVERS: NONE

WEATHER AND WINDS ALOFT: ONE

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REPORT PREPARED BY LT. JOSEPH P. BRANDT A03@36283, DUTY OFFICER,

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Omaha Air Force Station

United States Air Force
Florence Station
Omaha, Nebraska

OPNS

SUBJECT: Additional Report UFO

TO: Commander
Air Technical Intelligence Center

Wright Patterson Air Force Base ;
Dayton, Ohio |

1. Attached are complete statements of the GCI director and inter-

ceptor pilot involved in the previously reported UFO incident at Eddy=-
ville, Broken Row and Miller, Nebraska on 29 October 1958.

2e This completes the report of investigation of this incident.
Reference your message AFCIN 11-2603.

Reference our message OPNS 781,.

3. These reports are being submitted VIA Air Mail to precluwie
_ wvarlation in content due to transmission by wire. |

FOR THE COMMANDER :

2 Incls ROBERT D. STEWART
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789TH ACW SQUADRON (ADC)
Omaha Air Force Station
United States Air Force

Florence Station

Onaha, Nebraska

STATEMENT

1. After a discussion with North Platte GOC and Able Bodied, I
called Picnic GCI and asked them to divert the high man on fusl in
Sombrero Blue flight for Idaho control to check a UFO, At 0155Z Son
brero Blue 1 was diverted to Idaho GCI in JL 5010.

2. Sombrero Blue 1 was vectored directly to the object area in
FM 2221 at 35,000 feet. To facilitate positioning the interceptor as
close to the object as possible it was requested that GOC obtain a
visual contact with the interceptor. This was accomplished by the
aircraft slowing down enough to lower his landing light. As soon as
GOC contact was obtained (first at Broken Bow, Nebreska) the landing
light was turned off and retracted and a vector given to the objects
position. Eddyville, Nebraska maintained contact with the interceptor
by watching the contrails. As vectors were received from GOC the
aircraft was vectored to the object. Two passes were then made at the
object and no visual or airborne radar contact was obtainable. During
these two passes the pilot requested information on the objects position
in relation to the moon, which when received and relayed to the pilot
Placed the object 15 nautical miles west of the moon. The pilot did
not see anything in this position, The interceptor could not decend
below 32,000 feet because of fuel and distance from nearest recovery base.

3. The pilot checked with lights on the cround and could see
nothing that could possibly correspond to the objects light pattern.
The reason for checking was the possibility that the observers were see-
ing some light on the ground that was being reflected by the temper-
ature inversion. A temperature inversion was existing between 3,000
and 5,500 feet. Positive GCI control was maintained at all times with

Rlue l.

4e A request was placed with CAM (Kansas City Center) through
Able Bodied to ask several aircraft flying through the area to report
any unusual lights in the sky. Several airliners flying at 20,000 amd

23,000 feet reported nothing appeared unusual.
5« No radar contact was ever obtained by Idaho with the object.

6. This is a true and accurate account of the UFO incident (inter
cep t pob#tion) occuring on 30 Octo °

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I was advised to contact luuho Control.
On contact with Idého, the controlio: vequestsu f proceed to a
point near Juayville, Nebraska. 1 did so under his direction at .

35,000 ft. altitude,

While enroute, I was given tide following descriction of U.s.0.5.
sighted in the area by G.0.C, *Hhe object is circular in shape with
red. and green lights arowmd it, altitude unknown, but at a distance
that made it appear to be tke size of a dine coin wich is noving slowly
to tae fast." at the tine 1 was ouroute the weether was clear witu
very g00d visibility due bo the very brigut moonligint.

Upon veacning the area, 1 searched in all directions, also above
and below with no success. st tuis tiye 1 requested G.O.0, to ger
visual contact on me and steer ne to the object visually, I reduced.
speed and extended the lan ding ligus ior bettor identification by G.C.u,

G.U,C, relayed tacir instructions tirough Idauo controller and
on several occaesious advised that 1 was passing very near to object.

I was unable to get any contsect either visually or on the radar score,
1 continued the search as long as fuel permitted, about 20 minutes,

end then returned to Lincoln Air Force Base and landed,

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ATTN¢ OFFICE OF INFORMATION SERVICES. SUFJ: REPORT OF INVESTIVATION UFO.

REF UR WSG AFCIN-4E4 11-26¢3 DTD 4 NOV 58 DIRECTING EV INVESTIGATTION, °

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FILTER CENTER GOC ON 5 AND 6 NOV 58. ALL OFSERVERS OF ORIGINALLY ”

REPCRTED SIGHTINGS AT EDDYVILLE, EROKEN BOW, AND MILLER NEBR HAVE BEEN ©

RE-INTERVIEWED., OBSERVERS AT EDDYVILLE |

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Au. NO. OF OFJECTS: 1

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A€, DISCERNIABLE FEATURES? WHEN FIRST CESERVED, GREEN ROTATING

LIGHIS ATTRACTED ATTENTION, OBJECT WAS THEN OBSERVED THROUGH
BINOCULARS. LIGHTS APPEARED TO PE APPROXIMATELY TWENTY (2%) IN

NUMBER BOTH RED AND GREEN IN COLOR ARRANGED IN A CIRCULAR FORNATICN
OUTACH LIGHT WAS EITHER RED OR GREEN EUT DISTRIB-

UTION OF THE LIGHTS BY COLOR IN THE FORMATION WAS NOT NOTED. EACH LIGHT

INDIVIDUALLY DID NOT ROTATE, BUT THE ENTIRE GRCUP OF LIGHTS ROTATED

IN A COUNTER-CLOCKWISE DIRECTION. NO LIGHT EEAMS WERE OBSERVED FROM
ANY LIGHT. THE PLANE IN WHICH THE LIGHTS RCTATED WAS ALMCST PARALLEL
TO THE GROUND AND TILTED ONLY SUFFICIENTLY TC RECCGNIZE SCME DEGREE OF
TILT, THESE LIGHTS WERE DESCRIEED AS EEING ARRANGED IN A PATTERN RE-
SEVFLING A FERRIS WHEEL.

A7. NC TRAIL, TRAIL OR EXHAUST WAS OBSERVED.

AS. NC SOUND WAS HEARD

AS, NONE

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