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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
0 Was Balloon
22 5 ni N_of Ann Arbor, Michigan 0 Probably Balloon
. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Possibly Balloon
Local__ 0130 Ground-Visual Ground-Radar 0 Was Aircraft
00 Probably Aircraft
GMT_ 220630Z Mar 59 AirVisual Air-Intercept Radar Possibly Aircraft
5. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE o Was Astronomical
Ys 0 Probably Astronomical
O No Civilian 0 Possibly Astronomical
foodrignced 1er escope
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE Other_
000 Insufficient Data for Evaluation
Unknown
8-10 mins ono E
TO. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING TO. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS 11. COMMENTS
Shining obj w/flashing red lights. 20-30 Fm a rot fm Univ of Mich. observatory Fm a rot fm Univ of Mich. cbservatory
ft in diameter. "Looked like a lit-up bird cafe.//it is coneluded the witnesses Waw
Lit up surrounding ares. Vory low when first Lit up surrounding ores. Vory low when first Ithe ebservatory crew working w/their
sighted. Dispppeared et high alt. Straight & radio-telescope. This telescope was lighbd radio-telescope. This telescope wus lighbd
level, then zoomed up. Climbed rapidly out w/a floodlight & an almost full moon. Th w/a floodlight & an almost full moon. Th
of sight. dish also has wire mesh attached which
would create the "bird-cage" rptd by soukc would create the "bird-cage" rptd by soure
Red lights could be fm the WoM radio tov- Red lights could be fm the WvoM radio tok-
er which is in line w/source's or which is in lane w/source's Location 2
observatory. The telescope observatory. The telescope was was elevated
the Sw, location of obj to the Sw, location of obj to the the zenigh th zenigh th
the flood light was turned off, creating
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)
0.

contact with ir I vould say he is of above average intelligonce and of
good character. Heving had no previous contacts with the r, it is im-
possible for ne to judge the truthfullness of their statenents, hovever, th
marties seemed guite sincere and agreod on all but one minor point (irs
statod the object vas just above the trees, hr cor ected her, seying the
object was about aoo (two hundred) feet high). The are definitlg not
interostod in any publieity and were guite disturbed that an article naming
thon, and apperently making fun of their report, appeared in the Yrsilanti,
Michigan Daily Press. I do not know how the Daily Press obtained it's
information and was unable to obtain a copy of the article. Tho are
villing to cotoperate with the Air Force in any way they can as long as no
publicity is involved.
The object
the car for about three quarters of a mile, remaining at the same altitude and
distance from the highway. The converging shafts of light then dimed as if
they had been shuttered and a circle of S or lo red lights appeared on the
underside of the object. The object rose vertically, very rapidly, and was
out of sight in 5 or 6 seconds. The total tine of sighting was 8 to lo
minutes. The  continued east to Portage Lake Road and then south to
Dexter.
3. On 17 April 1959 I contected Dr. Allen K. Barrot of tho University
of Mchigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Mr Parret is in charge of Peach Hountsin
Observatory, located in Stinchfield Woods about one and one half miles north-
east of the point where the object was reported. An article cuoting Doctor
Rosmotond
Peach Mountain Observatory vorking with their redio telescooe. The block-
house in which the apparetus is located was rnally floodlighted by a single
floodlight. At the approrimate time of the sighting (ol3O EST) the
observatory cre: elevated the radio telescope fron the south west totard the
zenith. Dr. Barrett folt the ight have seen a reflection fron his
apperetus, however as the say the object to the south of North Torritorial
the chences of a reflection were not likley. It also seems unlikoly thet ths
object vas a reflection on the aoto windows as they obsorved it fron
several angles and could also reflection fron the shafts of licht on the
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show. Neither Dr. Barrett nor any of his crew sar anythdng unusuel on the
night of 22 Larch, however their building has windows only on it's eastorn
side. canera operated by Dr. Barrett's cret and taking pietures to the
east south east revealed nothing unusual. i radio torer to the north-east
of the sighting area is ruled out as a possihle source as the are
familar with it and notod it's red warning lights on the night in guestion.
No rerorts of unusual radar sightings were made during the period to this
station. The night vas clear with a bright moon and excellent visibility.
Well RaJillin
Incl Incl WILLIAN R. WILLIANSON WILLIAN R. WILLIASON
lar of lar of Sighting aroe. Sighting area. 1st Lt, USAF 1st Lt, USAF
Director of Intelligence
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PPEPARED BY (OICET) SOURCE
Ist Lt Milliam R. Millianson, UsAF Irairs
REFerencEs (Control number, directire. prerions report, cte., as applicnble) COC 247 UFO Hq 30th ADiv 22 har
20th Div, 31 1ar 59;
SARY:nter comie umary of. sgifane inn ne-entene paraahincm lor e.Begfeport  For  I.)
At approxdtately O130 hours (Est) on 22 iarch 1959 lir end irs €
Dexter, Iichigen sightod an unidentifiod flying objeet, flying west of tur son
Mills, 1ichigan (03d 55' W - 4g° e3' 1) Thoy described the objeot as an
olongatod dole, intensely lignted and vith tiro pale yellow coiverging chefts of ohefts of
light shining fron ports on the underside of the object, Thoir first sighting light shining fron ports on the underside of the object, Thoir first E sighting
was to the south-east at approndnetely l.5 mil was to the south-east at approninetely l.5 mil The objoct appearod to be at
about 2oo feet altitude and hovering. As tho As tho auto approachod the obgoct
it rarelleled their path to the east, 5o to 75 feot south of the road on which it rarelleled their path to the east, 5o to 75 feet south of the road on which
they wore travoling. The objoct then they wore travoling. The objoct Chen rose rapidly and dissgreared. Thore rose rapidly and dissgreared. Thore
wes no sound. The object was in sight 8 to lo minutes. Tho -
No plausible infonmation indienting tho cause of the inoident can bo given.
A possible, but unlikely explanation'could be a reflection from a University
of Michigan radio telescope in the area. There Were no knowm aircraft in
the area at the time, and no unusual radar returns vere reported. The Sonds
are judged to bo intelligent, reliable persons.
WelinRaici
WILLLAM R. WILLIALSON
1st Lt, USAF
Director of intolligence
1 INCLS. INCLS.
May of hudson Mlls,
Lickican Area.
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1 POInT OF FIRST
SIGHTIG
BY BONDS
PEACH MOUNTAIN
1 o
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STINCHFIELD
WOODS PORTAGE LAKE RD
NORTH TERRITORIAL 8353W
ROAD 4223'N
POSITIOJ

expenses incurred on the past
trip and, as per your I will have the cost of the
plane and my incidental expenses absorbed within the regular
consulting fee. I'll have to remember this for my income tax
records; otherwise I'll paying tax on travel. However, I
think I can keep my records straight, if this is more helpful
to you that way. You will rom me in about a. week on this
matter.
I thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity of giving the talk
the other the other day and I am particularly glad dauand antieulanlya we had a two-star twonstan General Genaral
present. My only hope is that my definite insistence on
"taking things more seriously," speclally
etc., was not taken in the wrong spirit. I believe we must take
things seriously because the public just es look toward the Air
Force as the source c
and if we are not aware of what's going on and of proper scientific
treatment of these e things, we lay ourselves open to a great deal of
criticism and, unfortunately, even ridicule. It is this that I had
in mind when I stressed these points so strongly. You will be
hearing from me.
7 Sincerely,
bped
tdee 1. allm
J. Allen Hynek
Associate Director
b/

the people w o thought they saw the saucer. They later even
described th ringlike structure of telescope dish, which is
covered only with mesh, of course. All they described was
accurate, except they mistook turnings off of the lights zaidyntkar
and the small change in relative bearing (due and the small change in relativ bearing (due to to distamce of distamce of the the
telescope from the road) for motion!! telescope the road for motion!!
Sincerely, Sincerely,

From the Ann Arbor News, March 23, 1959 .. A
T
Ob: sobling
ErdCagohSky
Nr. and Nrs. Gary Dond of
Dexter reparted to sherifr's dep-
utinn yesterdoy they saw a
strangi ohjtet in tho aky wiille
driving in Daxter
Mr. and Mlrs. Peod eaid E '
ware ddivinz on N: T.:d
torint Rd. Lenr Deter To52
Hall Rd, at l:to a.m. When Choy
saw tho chect loy in trr'yi.
The objoct, whleh argadred to
be shaprd ln o ti:5 cat3,
had red lights on it, th Toeds
sald. The cormle sild the oh-
ject fol'owed thutr our for eav-
ornl mnlles and then sootned ell
iato the sky.
Oltelals at the Doth Air Divi-
sion (Detonse) Air Foree do-
thchroot at Willey Eun At
port sald tols, Chev had no
akroral in t y at the
time Cho inv'y reperted.
1. Lsiole from North Territorial Rd.
2.
3. At the time of obsarvation (l:3 a.m.) the dish was looking at the Sw
horizon and illuminated by (almost) moon a
floodiight.
4. The Wuom radio tcver with its red aircraft warning iights is directly in The Wuom radio tcwer with its red aircraft warning lights s directly in
line with the radio telescope as viewed from the intersect
Territorial and Dexter Town Hall roads.
5. The diah was being rotated from the SW horizon to the zenith so chat an
observer on the ground would see less and less of its surface and more
ce under structure.
6. turned off, the
dish "zoomad off into the sky," and we went home.
A.H.B.

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85-foot Radio Telescope
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and vanished in a few seconds. It had been in view for a period
of five to ten minutes.
Checking the most probable explanations first, ATIC officials
found that the nearby Willow Run Airport had had no aircraft in
the vicinity at the time and that no star or planet seemed to be
involved. Further investigation showed that the flying bird cage was
actually the radio telescope of the University of Michigan. The
telescope was installed on the top of Peach Mountain and was
clearly visible from the road on which the witnesses were traveling.
On the underside of the eighty-five-foot "dish" was a wire-mesh
structure that suggested the bird cage. At the time of the sighting structure that suggested the bird cage. At the time of the sighting
the dish was facing in the direction of the witnesses and was illumi-
nated by a floodlight as well as by the bright moonlight. It had a t mooolicht lt had
seemed to be following the car only because the car itself was mov-
ing. The astronomers operating the telescope were rotating the dish
from the horizon to the zenith, and the yellow lights dimmed be-
cause the witnesses were seeing less and less of the surface. The
"circle" of red lights was the red aircraft-warning lights on the
WUOM radio tower, which lay in a direct line betwcen the tele-
scope and the witnesses. When the dish reached the zenith and
was pointed to the sky overhead, the operating crew turned off
the floodlights. The dish was no longer visible to the witnesses, who
interpreted the sudden disappearance as a sudden vertical ascent
into the sky [1].
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Michigan's Flying Bird Cage
A UFO sighting based on mistaken identification of strange lights
occurred in the early morning hours of March 22, 1959, near Ann
Arbor, Michigan. The night was clear, the moon was nearly full,
and visibility was unusually good. At about 1:30 A.M. a man and
his wife driving on a country road suddenly noticed a strange object
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TE RJEDBW 7
P 221005Z
FM COMDR 3OTH ADIV HEH
TO RJWFAL/COMDR ADC ENT AFB COLO &4x
RJEDSQ/COMDR AIR TECH INT CECTER WRIGHT PAT AFB
RJEZHQ/COMDR ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF INTELLIGIENCE HDQTRS USAF (
RJEZHQ/OFF OF INFORNATION SERVICES HDQTRS USAF
INFO RJEDNB/C ENR STEWART AFB
ET -
/UNCLAS/ COC 247 U.F.0.
A. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
1. UNKNOWN - (
2. 20-30 FT. IN DIAMETER 2. 20-30 FT. IN DIAMETER
3. SHINING, SII 3. SHINING, SI ISH, FLASHING H, FLASHING RED LIGHTS LIGHTS
4.OCE (1) .
5.N/A
NONE. LOOKED LIKE A LIT-UP BIRD CAGE
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7. NONE.
8. NONE.
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PAGE TWO RJEDBW 7
9. LIT UP SURROUNDING AREA
B. DESCRIPTION OF COURSE OF OBJECT
1. FOLLOWED CAR FOR ABOUT TWO (2) 1. FOLLOWED CAR FOR ABOUT TWO (2) MILES MILES
2. VERY LOW
3 HIGH
4STRAIGHT AND LEVEL. THEN ZOOMED UP.
5CLIMBED RAPIDLY SIGHT
6. 2-3 MINUTES (
C. MANNER OF OBSERVATION
1 VISUAL FROM GROUND.
2.NONE.
3. NONE.
D. TIME AND DATE OF SIGHTING
1. 22/0630Z

5..2-3 MINUTES
C. MANNER OF OBSERVATION
1. VISUAL FROM GROUND
(
2. NONE.
3. NONE.
D. TIME AND DATE OF SIGHTING 1. .-
3C ¸
1. 22/0630Z
2. NIGHT ¸
E. LOCATION OF OBSERVATION
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1. 83 DEG 50 MIN, 42DEG 30MIN N
2. 5 MILES NORTH OF ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN
F. IDENTIFYING I F. IDENTIFYING IN ALL OBSERVERS OBSERVERS
1. MR. 1. MR. DEZTER, MICHIGAN. AGES 23 & 20. DEZTER, MICHIGAN. AGES 23 & 20.
MR. MR. AGE 35 35. (
1
.
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PAGE THREE RJEDBW 7 1
2. N/A
C. WEATHER R AND WIND ALOFT CONDITIONS AT SIGHTING
1. CLEAR .
2. SURFACE NNW 15 KNOTS
10,000 330 DEG 25
16,000 15,000 330 DEG 40
20,000 20,000 330 DEG 80 80
30,000 30,000 330 DEG 80
50,000 280 DEG 40
80,000 270 DEG 20 -
5. CLEAR
415 MILES
5NONE
6 NONE
UNUSUAL ACTIVITY IN AREA .
.
1. NONE
2. NONE
3.1 NONE
I. I INTERCEPTION OR ACTION TAKEN

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2N/A
G. WEATHER AND WIND ALOFT CONDITIONS AT TIME OF SIGHTING
/
1. CLEAR
2. SURFACE NNW 15 KNOTS
10,000 330 DEG 25
16,000 330 DEG 40 ..
20,000 330 DEG 80
30,000 330 DEG 80
50,000 280 DEG 40
80,000 270 DEG 20
3 CLEAR 5• CLLAK
4 15 MILES
5 NONE -
6 NONE
H UNUSUAL ACTIVITY IN AREA H. UNUSUAL ACTIVITY IN AREA
1 NONE 1. NONE
2. NONE .
3NONE
NONE.
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J. LOCATION OF TRAFFIC IN AREA AT TIME OF IN AREA AT TIME OF SICHTING
NONE. NONE.
K. POSITION/TITLE COMMENTS OF PREPARING OFFICER
CONTROLLER, 3OTH AIR DIV (DEF)
1/LT ROBERT DIFFENBACH
1. AIRCRAFT WITH LANDING LIGHTS ON.
L. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
1. NONE
2. NONE
BT
22/1009Z MAR RJEDBW

ANC
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3-4x2a2
019C7CSQD253ZCBWA668
RR RJEDSE 122 31
DE RJEDBV 16
R 311430Z 0M 12:57
FM CONDR HQ 3OTH ADIV
TO CONDR ATIC I
by maj Fiend .
BT pijnilel
UNCLASSIFIED/DI/ 19402 REFERENC UNCLASSIFIED/DI/ 194E2 REFEREN YOUR MESSAGE AFCIN-4E48- YOUR MESSAGE AFCIN-4E48-
3-564-E, DATED 25 MAR 59. F 3-564-E, DATED 25 MAR 59. R REPORTING REPORTING OF UFO SIGHTING NORTH OF
- ... ..- .. "
ANN ARBOR, MICH. SHAPE OF OBJECT WAS OVAL ELONCATED DOME ANN ARBOR, MICH. SHAPE OF OBJECT WAS OVAL ELONGATED DOME
SHAPED. ELEVATION, AZIMUTH WHEN FIRST SIGHTED: APPROXIMATELY
209 FEET, HOVERING. WHEN LAST OESERVED: 1BS FEET, TRAVELING 200 FEET, HOVER EET, TRAVELING
EAST FOR ONE HALF TO THREE QUARTERS OF A MILE THEN STRAIGHT UP. EAST FOR ONE HALF TO THREE QUARTERS UD
OBERVERS WERE TRAVELING EAST ON NORTH TERRITORAL ROAD AT
SPEED OF 45 MPH. OBSERVERS DID NOT COMPLETELY STOP, BUT REDUCED
SPEED TO 1O-15 MPH WHEN OBJECT APPEARED TO BE SETTLING ON ROAD.
SIZE REPORTED WAS E ESTIMATE ACTUAL SIZE AS COMPARED TO WIDTH
OF TWO LANE ROAD.
BT
31/15542 MAR RJEDBW
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INFO AF COC 247 UNCL
FROM: SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
ATIC, WP-AFB, OHIO
TO:
30TH AIR DIV
/UNCLASSIFIED/FROM: AFCIN-4E4g 3-564-E
REF MSG C0C 247, DTD 22 MAR 59, REPORTING AN UFO SIGITING NORTH
OF ANN ARBOR, MICH. WHAT WAS THE SHAPE OF THE OBJECT? WHAT WAS OF ANN ARBOR, MICH. WHAT WAS THE SHAPE OF THE OBJECT? MHAT WAS
THE ELEVATION AND AZIMUTH OF OBJECT WHEN FIRST AND LAST OBSERVED?
IN WHAT DIRECTION, AND ON MHAT HIGIWAY WERE OBSERVERS TRAVELING? IN WHAT DIRECTION, AND ON MHAT HIGIWAY WERE OBSERVERS TRAVELING?
HOW FAST VERE OBSERVERS MOVING? DID OBSERVERS STOP DURING OB-
SERVATION? SWAS 1 WAS THE SIZE OF THE OBJECT, AS REPORTED, AN ESTIMATE THE SIZE OF THE OBJECT, AS REPORTED, AN ESTIMATE
OF ACTUAL SIZE? IF NOT, HOW WAS THE SIZE DETERMINED? IF NOT, HOW WAS DETERMINED?
$
Col Glaser
Athi DATE
AFCIN-4B
Col Gilbert
DATE TIME
25 0300
MONTH YEAR
MAR 1959
SYMBOL SIGNATURE
AFCIN-4E4g
TYPED Cott/Our TYPED (or STaMPN) NAME AND TITLE
3x--wx MAJ ROBERT J FRI aWWnWR MARY L. STORM
PHONE 69216 PAGK NR. PAGES NFR. OF 1 Captain, USAF
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FROM: SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
ATIC, WP-AFB
TO: 3OTH A DIV WILLOW RUN AFS, MICH
RJEDBU
/UNCIASSIFIED/FROM: AFCIN-4E4g 4-651-E
REF ORIG MSG COC 247. DID 22 MAR 59, AND MSG DI 19402, DTD 31 MAR ,
59. INFO CONCERNING THIS SIGITING IS STILL INSUFFICIENT IN NATURE
FOR THIS CEMTER TO MAKE A FROPER ANALYSIS. REQUEST THE FOLLOWING FOR THIS CEYTER TO MAKE A FROPER ANALYSIS. REQUEST THE FOLLOWING
IEFO, AND ANY ADDITIONAL INFO, THAT MAY INDICATE THE CAUSE OF THE IEIFO, AND ANY ADDITIONAL INFO, THAT MAY INDICATE THE CAUSE OF THE
INCIDENT. REQUEST THIS OFFICE BE FURNISHED A MAP OF THE AREA
CONCERNED SHOWING THE POSITION OF OBJEOT IN RELATION TO SOURCE
DURING ALL FHASES OF OBSERVATION. WHAT WAS THE DISTANCE BETWEEN DURING ALL FHASES OF ATION. WHAT WAS THE DISTANCE BETWEEN
OBJECT AND SOURCE? MHY DIDN'T SOURCE TRY TO CET CLOSER TO THE OBTECT AMD SOURCE? DTONIO SOUIRCE TO THE
0D
OBJECT? ITEAPPARENTLY DIDN'T FRIGHTEN THEM BECAUSE THEY SLOWED
THEIR CAR r
THEN THE OBJECT APFEARED TO BE SETTLING ON ROAD. DID
DATE TIME
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Col Rethman Col Cilbert MONTH YEAR
APR 1959
SYMEOL SIGN
AFCIN-4ELS
TA TYPED (Or STOMDOG) NAME AND TITLE
MAJ ROBERT J. FRIEND WWWSWC
3C-- PHONE 69216 PAZ 1 NR OF MARY C. MARKEVICH
PAOES 1st Lt., USAF
SECURITY CLASSIFICATION
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