PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT I0073 RECORD CARD
1.DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
60 La Camp, Louisiana D Was Balloon
12 Apr 0 Probably Bulloon
3. [ DATE-TIME GROUP 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION D Poxsibly Bulloon
Locel. Ground-Visual Ground-Visual Ground-Rodor Ground-Rodor 0 Was Aircraft
000 Probobly Aircralt
GMT. 130300Z Apr 60 DAirVisual AirVisual Air-Intercept Rodor Air-Intercept Rador D Possibly Aircroft Possibly Aircroft
5. PHOTOS 3. SOURCE 00 0 Was Astronomical
Ys Probobly Astronomisel
D No O No Civilian Civillian D D Possibly Astronomicel
7.LENOTH OF OBSERVATION 3. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. 9. COURSE Other... Other..
000 Insufficient Dato for Evaluotion
2-3 see one straight Unknown
O. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMNENTS
Round dise, firey red observed for 2-3 sec, Apparent rocket, however paint samples
32Oyds in front of wituess. Impacted and 320yds in front of wituess, Impacted and proved negative and no other physical proved and no other pbvsieal
exploded four or five tdnes. Explosions heard evidence found. Case listed as
by other persons in area. Area indicated 9 "unidentified."
impact positions. Samples of paint from
impact ares obtained and correspondence with
paint from rocket samples proved negative.
See slides: M 3745-425
CAt d S  P S fi
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 BEP 52)

PHOTO # 4 PHOTO ≠4
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POINT #3
Distance from Point  2 is approximately 20 feet

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PHOTO#5
POINTE4
Distance fron point # 3 is ó4 feet
11200

POINT5
No photograph available
11L

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PHOTS #6 PHOTS #6
1
POINT6
Point # 5 is 40 feet from Point # 4
Point # 6 is 82 reet from Point & 5
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i PHOTO #7
FOINT#Z
Distance fron Point # 6 is approximately 137 feet.
Arrow points to where limb was broken off from. Officer
top of tree.

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PHOTO # 8 PHOTO  8
POINT 8
Distance from point  7 is approximately 50 feet.
7

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PHOTO # 9
FOINT9
Distance fram point # 8 is approximately 50 feat
Last known point of impact.

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CLASSIFICATION (SECURITY INFORMATION when fIled in)
SUPPLEMENT TO AF FORM 112
ORIGINATING AGENCY REPORT NO.
Intelligence Division, IR-2-60
40lst TFW, England AFB, La. PAGE 1 OF 1 PAGES
INCLOSURE A4
NEISFAFER ARTICLE CONCERNING
UFOB
The following news article appeared in the DAllY TO/N TALK newspaper The following news article appeared in the DAllY TO/N TALK ( newspaper
of ALEXANDRlA, LOUISIANA, on Thursday evening, 14 April 1960.
This article was the basis for the investigation conducted by this
office the following day.
For official infomation regarding this sighting refer to T.IX
unclassified TFW/DC/INTEL 5 -348, 16 April which gives the
details of the interrogation of a I lives
approximately 300 yards from the reported impact area.
PREPARING OFFICIAL: Rabnls Peyton
ROBERT F. FLMIPTON, M/Sgt
AF 17 148 303 17 148 303
Unidantified Fiying Object Report Unidentified Flying Object Report
Being Checked in Vernon Parish
(Scecial to The. Town Talk) miles east of Leesville.
LEESVILLE, La. - Lees- LEESVILLE, La. -1 Lees- Haymon said, after a prelim-
ville sheriff's deputies today are inary investigation:
continuing an investigation into "The object was described
reports of a mysterious flying to me as being about elght to to me as being about elght to
object which reportedly touch- 12 by eight feet.
ed earth near LaCamp Tuesday "It came from the dark and
night. landed about 3oo yards from
A report filed by Deputy Sher- the Monroe Arnold bome. When
inf Osear Haymon said the it hit the ground there was an
strange, unidentified ob- explosion that could be heard
ject came whizzing through the for miles around.
air at about 9:20 p.m. Tues- "After landing It bounced
day and landed with an ex- around on the ground in an
plosion that could be heard "for easterly direction for abont l,ooo
miles." foet, then rose and headed
The site of the landing was west just above the tree tops.
reported to be about three miles You could see where it
sbuth of LaCamp and about 25 bounced around on the ground,"
Haymon contimued, "and places
where it hit the grotend it
made an impression about the
size of a wnter bueket. it
seorched but did not burn the
grass.
"it cut the top out of a tree."
the deputy said, "and, strange as
It seemns, hit only the one tree.
When it rose it turned west.
"Fire, about a foot lung, was
burning out of the rear of the
object," Haymon Sart.
The object wus not reported
WARNING: This document contains intormat. sherllf's offee here unth the Unitod States within the meaning of the
Espionge Lawa, Titlo 18, U. S. C., Sections 79 Wodiday relation of its contents in sny manner to an
vaauihorited porson i prohibited hy law. it a part, by other than United Siates An Forco
Afoncios, except by permission of the Dizector ul

mm & CD., Inc. R. 112474
ORK G.N.V. P. 4364
Juno 27, 1960
UNIDENCIFIED FLYING OBJECTS
Introduction:
On Nay 25, I960, Prof. John Nielson,
c/o New York University, Univereity Heights, New York 5),
N. Y., subnitted 5 sampies in 3 envelopes aid two
packages beering insoriptions as follows:
Enveloves
C-1 Paint Sanolo fl
Jato Unit 14-DS-10c0 W/Igniter 131
Stock#1340-028-6125-H330
Incl. 1 - IR-3-60
401ST-TFN 21 ADri1 1960
C-2 Paint Gample 2 Paint Gample #2
2.75 Inch Rocket Head Inert Plaster 2.75 Ioch Rocket Head Inert Plaster
MKL NOD 3
Incl. #2 Incl. #? IR-3-60 IR-3-60
401 ST TFW 21 April 1 401 ST TFW 21 April 1960
G3 G-3 Paint Sample 3 Paint Sample 3
2.75 Rocket Head ligh 1 2.75 Rocket Head Migh Explosive Explosive
MKL MOD ) 3 3
Fuze - IK 176 Fuze - IK 176 NOD-O
Incl. /3 IR-3-60 Incl. /3 IR-3-60
401 ST TFy 21 Apri1 1960
A I Cigar Box
Unidentified Flying Object
Samples of Paint Sorapings -
IR-2-60
Attachrent I
to Enclosure 2
B. 1 Curdboard Box
Unidentified Flying Object
Tree Leaves and Bark banole
IR--2-60
Attachment 1
to Inclosure 3.

CO., Inc. R. A12424
EW YORR B. N.Y. P. 4864
Page
Examination and Results:
The submitted sanples (with the exception of
the tree laeves and bark) were subjected to x-ray
spectrographie study.
The raterial, much of which adhered to the
insido of the container envelooes, was brushed out on
to Small plastic holders which were then incerted in
the X-ray spectrograph. Strip charts were taken
covering the range 71 to 10 degrees ? Theta. A tungsten
x-ray tube was erployed at 4Okv, 35 MA. The strip
charts were recorded at varying scale factors, depending
on the quantity of sample available. A blank of the
olastic holder was also run. The results obtained are
as follows:
Sample 1 (C-1): Sample l (C-l):
The only major element indicated The only major elemont indicated was was iron,
with a very srall trace of chromium: with a very srall trece of chromium:
Sample2 (G-2): Sample2 (6-2):
There appeared to be less than 2 mg. Iron
indicated as the rajor element; no other as the major element; no other elements were
detected.
Samvle #3 (C-3):
Major amounts of iron, major amounts of zinc
and a minor amount of chromium were indicated.
SampleA:
The dark colored material which appeared to
be rubbed or smeared on the surface of the ground
indicated a minor to low major anount of iron and a
rajor anount of sinc. No chromium was indicated.
Conclusions:
It must be concluded from these studies that
the dark matorial rubbed into the surface of the ground
apparently did not core fron eny source couted from

ARTIFAET # 341-13-477
Located in ARriFAd Com .

& CD., Inc. R. w12424
6.N.Y. P. 4864
Page 3
paint represented by l, 72 or 3. Although this material
contained a major amount of sinc, there was no evidence
of chromium as there was in Sample w3.
Resyectfully submitted,
&. CO., INC.
sT/nbj President

STATEMENL 1
I, SSet George D. Mallard was working Mid Shift (23h5-O6l5) on the
Departure and chocked his IFF equipment, also mine in the pro ress.
I worked this A/C out approximately 35 miles and cleared him enroute.
I was sitting at the scope position talking to Tower on the land line
for approximately l0 minutes more. I then hung up and was watching the
I observed an SIF target coming in from the Northwest at approximately
9 miles out. It appeared the targeI was lining itself on the active 9 miles out. It appeared the targeI was lining itself on the active
runway, r/w lh. I imediately called and alerted Tower for a possible
radio out aircraft. Tower:
squaking.
Modes 1 and 3 for positive identification. I changed my Mode selector
them if they had the target on their w weapon. They reported negative, but
had SIF target ringing the scope. I kept tracking target until he was
target then disappeared from my scope wich has a capability of ho miles
radar coverage. I switched to the 200 mile IFP covdrage scope and the only
target within 200 niles squaking the same Modes was anproximately 150 miles

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out on 3lo radial. I judge A/C speed on outbound heading to a point
judgement of speen on my continuous working with high performance aircraft
Statement sworn to be true and factual.
OEORGE'D. MAILARD, AF12367531,
SSgt, 19o3th AACS Squadron
2

mr11 .1ap La.-th L0
witl Shorirfla offte) io Arant-
gattng a copors of a alrago iirg
wrirn ianded tih i lod asoloaion
nyar loComp, thon took or/ again nyar loComy, shan took or/ again
hooktg the tog out of a troe. h'ooktg the tog out of a troe.
The repori ia similar to the Fvw The repori ia sinilar to the fvw
Haver slgiboard case" or 195s tn
wnieh at gxploding firobail crsab- wnith at oxploding firoball creah-
ad tharough a sata slgrboard in ad tharough a satal slgrboard in
Conrontleut, inan anglod ugward Covroutleut, inan anglod ugward
and contlmusd od. Frezns of cooper and conttnusd od. Frezns of cooper
vere duinated on the jegged hols
1n the a1gn 1nthe 31g7
The Louiefona Urd was pedn sbout The Louiefona URd was Dean sbout
9.20 p.s. as 1t landad with a loud 3.20 p.m. as 1t landad with a loud
erploslon, bounsad along the ground wploslon, bounead along the ground
For aouut l00d (ond, than ross and For aocut l00o fosd, than rons and
resded wass clleping the top ouk at reedod wass clieping the top ous ot
a sre. Wibneasaa told chsrifrs a sre. Vibneasaa told crsrifr's
doputisg the objoct was soout eight
by taslye foat, or roughly aphar-
2cal. it wss doaving s flory exhawst
sbout a foot long. fre objnuk sada
defliolts i pronaipne on is0 ground
sno s0orctyo the 2rasa.
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CLASSIFICATION (SECURITY INFORMATION When Alled in)
SUPPLEMENT TO AF FORM 112
ORIGINATING AGENCY Intelligence Division, REPORT NO.
40lst TFW, England AFB, La. IR-4d-60 PAGE 2 OF 2 PAGES
GENERAL INFORMATICN DERIVED FRCM
RECONTACT OF PERSONS HAVTNG NEARD
OR SEEN THE UFC NEAR LACMI. LA.A
CN 12 Apri1 1960
This report contains general infermation obtained from severel persons
who lived in the area where an Unidentified Flying Coject was reported to
have hit the ground near LACaNP, LouIsIAlA. This follow-up information is have hit the ground near LACAMP, LOUISIAMA. This follow-up information is
supplemental to IR-2-60, 4Olst TFw, 1Sapro), and was requested by telephone supplemental to IR-2-60, 4Olst TFw, lSapro0, and was requested by telephone
on 19 May 19o0 by Doctor d. A. HtnEk, Aerospace Technical Intelligencs Center, on 19 May 1960 by Doctor d. A. HYnEk, Aerospace Technical Intelligence Center,
and collected on 2O May l960 by Hajor RAY F. GRoDnAus and N/Sgt Hobert F. and collected on 20 May 1960 by Hajor RAY F. GRcDHAUS and M/Sgt Hobert F.
Plympton.
T II
hr yas asked if he could provide anymore yas asked if he could provide anymore inforation concerning
his unusual his unusual observation on the night of i2 April l96o. observation on the night of i2 April l96o. He reviewed the entire
incident with the preparing officials. His story was identical to his original
description. He did not vary on any points. He was asked if he had any idea
what the object was that he saw. He said he thought it was a "Jaro"bcttle or
sinilar container dropped from an aireraft at an earlier time which failed to
explode. He said that some "prankster" had set it off after having found it
and that it flew over the area hitting the ground near his place and took
off again. He was vit Itally concerned with finding the"culorit" who did it and
serving hin with legal roceedings. stated that it waan't uncommon
for full "JATo" bottles a nd other similar containers to be found in the woods.
He could not however pinpoint any of these items on or around his place. He
said that the people in the e area were still talking about the incident but that
none of them could explain it.
Age 28, Mechanic Leesville
Mr lives approximately 5 miles NCRfiNEST of the LFO
sighting. He sand he did not hear the object nor did he see it. he had heard
and read about it, and had visibed the area of the sighting. Mr
was asked if he had any ideas of what caused it or heard any was asked if he had any ideas of what caused it or heard any remarks Trom remarks Trom
other people on what might have caused it. He said that he had'nt discussed
the matter very much but that he had heard over the radio, about the time of the matter very much but that he had heard over dio, about the time of
the incident, that the Us NAvY was conducting Missile testing down South on the incident, that the US NAvY was conducting Missile testing dowm South on
the Gulf of Texas. He said that the reports were in the form of warnings to
ships in the area to stay away from the test area. He said he thought that ships in the area to stay away from the test area. He said he thought that
this sighting was a run-away radar controlled missile. He was of the opinion this sighting was a run-away radar controlled missile. He was of the opinion
that a radar guided missile could conceivably hit the ground and take off again
(This office has no way to inquire to the Navy about these related missile
firings) firings)
Cther Contacts
Cther contacts were made with people in the general area. All
contacts shared the same deseription of the soumnd as it passed over their
houses; that it sounded like artillery shells passing overhead, but much
Louder wita a high velocity shrioking sound and low in altitude.
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un surlorisud per on is prohibited by law. It may not be roproduced in whole or in part, by other than United States Ais Force
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ORIGINATING AGENCY INTELLIGEN CE DIVISION, REPORT NO.
Lolst TFW, England ArB, La. IR-4d-60 PAGE 2 OF PAGES
COMNENTS OF THE FREPARING CFFICIAL
Having talked with people in the entire area it is almost certain that
the object cane into the srea from the South East as deseribed by sketen
sharpley several times. Beacuse of the many unexplained factors, it is SiiarPey9avsrctl Ol Glle ldll uioyudarts0 irs, it is
impossible for the preparing official to identify what happened. There are Lmpossible for the preparing official to identify what happened. There are
too nany unauswered questions to attempt e guess. From the deseripoion too nany unauswered questicns to attempt e guess. From the deseripoion of
the sounds it is probable that a high speed aireraft was involved. The tre drea
following is a memory sketch of the entirggweere the sighting was made. following is a memory sketch of the entirgwaere the sighting was made.
It is hot to scale. NhS Map Series V785, Sheet 7446 IIl, Edition A, was It is hot to scale. NhS Map Series V785, Sheet 7A46 IIt, Edition A, was
used as a guide:
LEESVILLE LEESVI
LACAMP
PRLPARIG CFPICIAL
PagRsg
ROBLRT F. PLINPTON ALEXANDRIA
R/Sgt, USAF
FULLEATON ROAD
5
07. OAK GROVE CHURCH
=
LEGEND
FTPOLK
RESERVATION
..x MR. HSE
UFO SITE HSES CONTACTEN
11 ARPTD HEAR
NOISE OVERHEA D
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REDANE
Moen 10 F8
NNNNCZCSQD156ZCWYA561
RR RJEDSQ
DE RJWFFD 2A RJWFFD 2A 132
R 170139Z 2EX R 170139Z ZEX
FM 4GITFW ENGLAND AFB LA
TO RJWFAL/ADC ENT AFB TO RJWFAL/ADC ENT AFB
ae athe
RJWFKF/33ADIV OKLA CITY RJWFKF/33ADIV OKLA CITY
RJEDSQ/ATIC WRIGHT PATTERSON
RJEZHO/HOUSAF WASHDC
RJEZHQ/SECRETARY OF THE AF WASHDC
AF GRNC
1
UNCLAS TFW/DO/INTEL 4-348, SECTION ONE OF TWO. ATTN: AFCIN, SAFIS
A. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
() ROUND DISC OR SPHERE
(2) NICKEL (2) NICKEL
(3) FIREY RED
(4) ONE (1)
(5) ONE OBJECT OBSERVED
(6) NEGATIVE (6) NEGATIVE .
(7) NONE

PAGE TWO RJWFFD 2A
(8) NONE (8) NONE
(9) NONE (9) NONE
B. DESCRIPTION OF COURSE OF OBJECT B. DESCRIPTION OF COURSE OF OBJECT
FOLLOWED BY FOUR (4) OR FIVE (5)
LOUD EXPLOSIONS ORIGINATING APPROXIMATELY 320 YARDS IN RIGINATING
FRONT OF OBSERVERS HOUSE. THE AREA AROUND WHERE THE
VERY BRIGHTLY FOR TWO (2) OR THREE (3) SECONDS.
(2) ANGLE OF ELEVATIC ABOUT 1 15 AND AZIMUTH
OF 165 DEGREES.
(3) ANGLE OF ELEVATION ABOUT 10 TO 15 DEGREES AND AZIMUTH
OF 240 DEGREES.
(4) STRAIGHT AS A BULLET
(6) THREE (3) SECONDS. SOURCE TOOK HIS EYES OFF THE OBJECT
TO LOOK BACK TO THE INITIAL LIGHT, WHEN HE LOOKED BACK TO LOOK BACK TO THE INITIAL LIGHT, WHEN LOOKED BACK
THE OBJECT WAS NO LONGER VISIBLE.
C. MANNER OF OBSERVATION:
(1) GROUND VISUAL
(2) NONE
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PAGE THREE RJWFFD 2A
(3) NEGATIVE
D. TIME AND DATE OF SIGHTING:
(1) 130300Z APR 60
(2) NIGHT
E. TWO AND ONE-HALF (2 1/2) MILES SOUTHVEST OF LACAMP, LOUISIANA ON
AN IMPROVED LIGHT DUTY ROAD AT THE POINT WHERE THE ROAD TURNS
NDS,
WEST.
F. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION ON OBSERVERS
(1) (1 72 YEARS OF 72 YEARS AGE, HICKS, LOUISIANA, AGE, HICKS, LOUISIANA,
FARMER. FARMER.
G. WEATHER AND WINDS-ALOFT CONDITIONS AT TIME AND PLACE OF
SIGHTINGS:
(1) CLEAR
(2) VIND DIRECTION VELOCITY DIFFERENT ALTITUDES
CALM CALM SURFACE
193 30 5,000
210 30 10,000
220 20 15,000

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)
PAGE FOUR RJWFFD 2A
210 20 20,070
240 20 30,000
260 40 40,000
280 15 60,090
(D) HIGH SCATTERED
(4) CLEAR 15 MILES
(5) FIVE-TENTHS CIRROS TRATUS
(6) NONE (S) NONE
(7) 64 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT . 55 DEGREES DUW POINT.
H. MONE H. NONE
I. NONE
J. THE 19E8 AACS (RAPCON UNIT) PICKED UP AN UNIDENTIFIED TARGET
ON THEIR RADAR THE TIME OF THIS
P
ON THIS UNIDENTIFIED TARGET. THIS INF WILL BE MADE
AVAILABLE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
K. MAJOR RAY F. GRODHAUS, AO577770, 40IST TFW INTELLIGENCE
OFFICER. FROM THE INTERROGATION OF THE WITNESSES AND THE MARKS
ON THE GROUND IT WAS APPARENT THAT THE E OBJECT HIT THE GROUND AT

This case contains 18,
425" photos, 2, 820photes
and 9. 425"negatives.
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physicalspecimen physicAlspecimen in in SepARATE
FOLDER FOLDER

NO SICN OF, OR PIECES OF ANY TYPE EQUIPMENT IN THE AREA AT THE
TIME OF THE INVESTIGA ATION. MR A FIFTY (50) YEAR
S
AT APPROXIMATELY 13SS1EZ APR. BEFORE IT BLACKED OUT HE HEARD
A HIGH WHINE FOLLOWED BY ABOU TEN (I0) TO 12) FAST EXPLOSIONS
SOUNDING LIKE, BUT LOUDER THAN, ARTILLERY SHELLS, SINCE THESE
TWO MEN LIVE ON THE BORDER OF FORT POLK RESERVATION, THEY HAVE
MUCH EXPERIENCE IN HEARING ARTILLERY FIRED. HOWEVER, FORT POLK
IS NOW CLOSED AND NO ARTILLERY FIRE IS BEING ACCOMPLISHED. MR
MONROE ARNOLD HAS LITTLE FORMAL EDUCATION BUT IS A KEEN OBSERVER MONROE ARNOLD HAS 1 LITTLE FORMAL EDUCATION BUT IS A KEEN OBSERVER
BEFORE WITHOUT CAUSING UNDUE EXCITMENT. HE SEEMS TO COMMAND
AREA HEARD THE EXPLOSIONS, AND
BT
11/BL4DZ APR RJWFFD

1.MMIRCE33CZCO0D157ZOUYAS6L %3
RE
MARJNDSO
DS AUFFD 3A
17-1302 ZEX
A. ALITFV ENGLAND AFB LA
2O NUNRALYADO ET AFB 2O MUNEAL/ADO ET AFB it
RUFKF/SSADIV OKLA CITY ns my
RUMBSAZATIC VRIGNT I RUMBSA/ATIC WRIGNT PATTERSON 2
ROEZHOAHOUPAF MASHDO RUEZHO/HOLPAF MASHDO ita
RJEZHA/SECRETARY OF AF WACHDC JETHa/sSCDETADy Ar
ET
UNCLAS TFU/DO/INTEL 4-34S. FIRAL SECTION OF THO.
UES GEATER. IT IS IMPOSCIELE AT THIS TIME FOR KE TO GIVE ANY
EPTINATE OF MHAT COULD MAVE CAUSED THE SIGNTING. IT IS POSSISLE
TVAT EOVIPNENT COULD HAVE DEEN RENOVED FROM THE AREA PRIOR TO
INVESTIGATION. HOWEVE THIS POSSIBILITY UAS DENIED BYD
DMR.
1. TXISTENCE OF PHYSICAL EVIDRNCE, SUCH AS MATERIALS AND
PHOTOGRAPHS:
(1) SAMPLES OF PAINT SCRAPING, SCORCHED TREE DRANCH, ANID (1) SAMPLES OF PAINT SCRAPING, SCORCHED TREE DRANCH, AND
PHOTOGMAPHS OF THE IMPACT AREA ARE BRING PREPARED AND PHOTOGHAPHS OF THE IMPACT AREA ARE BRING PREPARED AND
FAGE TUO RJMFFD
ET BK AIIA S R SAMTE COVEAAN COOA POSHITLE
SPOR.ECLASDIO.
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REGEIVED
21080 1351
ZCZCSQP01ECZCSQD319ZCWYA689
RR RJEDSQ
DE RJWFFD 5A
R 2020002 ZEX
FM 481TFW
TO RJWFAL/ADC
RJWFKF/33ADIV RJWFKF/33ADIV atic ahea
RJEDSQ/ATIC RJEDSQ/ATIC.
RJEZHO/HQ USAF RJEZHO/HQ USAF
RJEZHO/SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE RJEZHO/SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE
BT
UNCLAS TFW/DO/INTEL 4-471. UNCLAS TFW/DO/INTEL 4-471.
SUPPLEMENTAL UFOB REPORT. PARAGRAPH JULIET, OUR UNCLASSIFIED
DETERMINED THAT THE UNIDENTIFIED TARGET COULD NOT HAVE BEEN THE
OBJECT IN QUESTION. SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATION REVEALED THAT THE
TIME THE UNIDENTIFIED TARGET WAS PICKED UP ON THE RADAR SCOPE WAS
SUESEQUENT T0 6545 ZULU, 13 APRIL 1960, WHICH IS APPROXIMATELY
TWO HOURS AND THIRTY MINUTES LATER THAN THE ORIGINAL SIGHTING.
BT
21/1449Z APR RJWFFD

SMD CO1!
D1357CWJA135
BR RJEZHO
DE RJWFFD 2A
R 170130Z ZEX
FM 40ITFW ENGLAND AFB LA
TO RJWFAL/ADC ENT AFB
RJWFKF/33ADIV OKLA CITY
RJEDSO/ATIC WRIGHT PATTERSON
RJEZHO/HOUSAF WASHDO
RJEZHO/SECPETARY OF THE AF WASHDC
AF GRNC
(7) NONE
.

DEPARTMENT OF THE AR FO STAFF MESSAGE DIVISION
UNCLASSINIED MESSAGE
AF IN : 18243 (17 Apr 60) INCOMING
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(8) NONE
(9) NONE
B. DESCPIPTION OF COURSE OF OBJECT
(I A LOUD RUMBLING NOISE OLLOWED BY FOUR (4) OR FIVE (5)
LOUD EXPLOSIONS ORIGINATING APPROXIMATELY 320 YARDS IN
FRONT OF OBSERVERS HOUSE. THE AREA AROUND WHERE THE
EXPLOSIONS OCCURED WAS PEPORTED TO HAVE BEEN LITE UP
VERY BRIGHTLY FOP TWO (2) OP THPEE (3) SECONDS. VERY BRIGHTLY FOR TWO (2)
() ANGLE OF ELEVATION (2) ANGLE OF ELEVATION ABOUT ABOUT 10 TO 15 DEGREES AND AZIMUTH
OF 165 DEGREES.
(3) ANGLE OF ELEVATION ABOUT 10 TO 15 DEGPEES (3) ANGLE OF ELEVATION ABOUT 10 TO 15 DEGPEES AND AZIMUTH
OF 240 DEGREES.
(4 STRAIGHT AS A BULLET
INSTANTLY AND TO THE EVEST. SEE SUB-PARAGRAPH 6, BELOW.
TO LOOK BACK TO THE INITIAL LIGHT, WHEN HE LOOKED RACK
THE OBJECT VAS NO LONGER VISIBLE.
C. MANNER OF OBSERVATION:
(1) GROUND VISUAL
(2) NONE
Page 2 of 5 Pages

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FO
STAFF MESSAGE DIVISION
UNCLASSIPIED MESSAGE
INCOMING
AF IN 18243 (17 Apr 60)
PAGE THREE RJWFFD 2A
(3) NEGATIVE
D. TIME AND DATE OF SIGHTING:
(1 130300Z APR 60
(2) NIGHT
E. TWO AND ONE-HALF (2 1/2) MILES SOUTHWEST OF LACAMP, LOUISIANA ON
AN IMPROVED LIGHT DUTY ROAD AT THE POINT WHERE THE ROAD TURNS AN IMPROVED LIGHT DUTY ROAD AT THE POINT WHERE THE ROAD TURNS
KTO THE NORTHWEST. COOPDINATES, 3IDEGREES, 8 MINUTES, 0O SECONDS, KTO THE NORTHWES
NORTH; 92 DEGREES, 56 MINUTES, 24 SECONDS WEST.. NORTH; 92 DEGREES, 5 INUTES, 24 SECONDS WEST..
F. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION ON OBSERVER: F. IDENTIFYING
72 YEARS OF AGE, HICKS, LOUISIANA, YEAPS OF AGE, HICKS, LOUISIANA,
FARMER.
G WEATHER AND VINDS-ALOFT CONDITIONS AT TIME AND PLACE OF
SIGHTINGS:
(I) CLEAR
(2) WIND DIRECTION VELOCITY DIFFERENT ALTITUDES
CALM CALM SURFACE
190 30 5,000
210 30 10,000
220 20 15,000
Page 3 of 5 Pages

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FOP
STAFF MESSAGE DIVISION
UNCLASSIPIED MESSAGE
AF IN 18243 (17 Apr 60) INCO ING
PAGE FOUR RJWFFD 2A
210 20 20,000
240 20 30,000
260 40 40,000
280 15 50,000
(3) HIGH SCATTERED
(4) CLEAR 15 MILES
FIVE-TENTHS 5FIVE-TENTHS CIRPOS TRATUS CIRROS TRATUS
(6) NONE (6) NONE
H. NONE H. NONE
I. NONE
J. THE 1908 AACS (RAPCON UNIT) PICKED UP AN UNIDENTIFIED TAPGET 1908 AACS (RAPCON UNIT) PICKED UP AN UNIDENTIFIED TAPGET
ON THEIR RADAR
SIGHTING. THIS UNIDENTIFIED TARGET WAS TRAVELING AT AN ESTIMATED
SPEED OF 8OO KNOTS. FUPTHER INVESTIGATION IS BEING CONDUCTED
ON IHIS UNIDENT IFIED TARGET. THIS INFOPMATION WILL BE MADE
AVAILABLE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
K MAJOR RAY F. GRODHAUS, AO57777O, 4OIST TFW INTELLIGENCE
OFFICER. FROM THF INTERPOGATION OF NESSES AND THE MARKS
ON THE G GROUND IT WAS APPARENT I THAT THE OBJECT HIT THE GROUND AT
Page 4 of 5 Pages

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FOP"
STAFF MESSAGE DIVISION
UNCLASSIRIEO ALESSAGE
A IN : 18243 (17 Apr 60) INGOMING
PAGE FIVE RJWFFD 2A .
A TERRIFIC RATE OF SPKEED. IT IS MY OPINION THAT SOME TYPE OF 1
OFF COUNTRY.
ROCKET HIT THE .GROUND AND THEN MADE THE IMPRESSIONS
IT IS POSSIBLE THAT A WING-TIP COULD HAVE
IN THE AREA AT THE
NO SIGN OF, OR PIECES OF ANY TYPE EQUIPMENT
A FIFTY (50) YEAR
SAID THAT
AT APPROXIMATEL (10) T0 (12) FAST EXPLOSIONS
IS NOW CLOSED IS A KEEN OBSERVER
MONROE ARNOLD
OF HIS GNEPATION. HE HAS HAD JATO BOTTLES FALL ON HIS FARM
BEFORE WITHOUT CAUSING UNDUE EXCITMENT. HE SEEMS TO COMMAND
MUCH RESPEOT FPOM HIS NEIGHBORS. ALL THE PEOPLE IN THE GENERAL MUCH RESPEOT HIS NEIGHBORS.
AND
AREA I AREA HEAPD THE
BTA BTA
17/OI45Z APR RJWFFD 17/OIASZ APR RJWFFD
NOTE NOTE : Section II is AF IN 18242 (17 Apr 60) Section II 1s AF IN 18242 (17 Apr 60)
Page 5 of 5 Pages

CLASSIFICATION
OUNTRY OF ACTIVITY REPORTING REPORT NO. (Leave blank)
USA IR-2-60
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
COUNTRY OR AREA REPORT CONCERNS DATE OF INFORMATION
Louisiana 15.Anr 60
ACTIVITY SUBMITTING REPORT DATE OF COLLECTION SRI STATUS (If applicable)
Intelligence Division SRI NO.
4Olst TFW, England AFR, Louisiana 15 Apr 60 CANCELED/COMPLETE
PREPARING INDIVIDUAL DATE OF REPORT SRI NO.
Robert P. Plympton, AFl7143303 CANCELED/INCOMPLETE
M/Sgt 18 ADr 60 SRI NO.
NAMS OR DESCRIPTION OF SOURCE EVALUATION ACTIVE
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON (DSTe)
Photographs and Physical Evidence
REFErances (BaiR Subject, previous reports, *tc., as applieable)
Paragraph 19. AFR 200-2; Unel TWX TFW/DO/IITEL 4-348, 16Apr6O, SubJ: UFO Report
Susjecr (Dexeriptive title. Use individunl reporta for separate subjects)
Physical evidence supporting above referenced report of UFo of UFO
unless report can be fully stated on AF Form Il2. List inclosures, including number of copies)
This report conderns the sighting of an unidentified flying object This manont
Robart F. Plympton, AFl7143303,
Wing Intelligenge
UFOB as reported by TWX was found.
AFFROVED BY: AFFROVED BY:
RAY/F. GRODHAUS
Major, USAP
Wing Intelligence Officer Wing Intelligence Officer
5 5 INCLS
70 Index and general description of Index and general deseription of
photographs (AF Form ll2A) photberaphs m1124)
2. Deseription of paint scrapings (AF Form ll2A)
3. Description of scorched tree leaves and bark (aF Form ll2a)
1.0 Newspaper article concerning an UFOB (AF Form Il2A)
5. Negatives and one (l) print each of all photographs taken.
DISTRtAuTioN BY ORiGINaTOn (Except USAF and File. Yndicate DuDl M/ox and copins w/o inclosures. if applicabie)
ATIC, WRIHHT PATTERSON AFB, CHIO
ATTN: APCIN-4E4g
WarkinG: This docucent containa information aflecting the antiona! delense of the Uinited States within tha scaning of the
Eapionage Lans, Titls_18, U.S.C.. Section 7o3 and 7o4. Its transmisaion or the revetation of its contents in any manner to
an uoauthorised peraon in prohihited by law.
AF FORM 112 REPLACES AF FOIEM II2- I OCT S2. WHICH NAY BE USEO
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4OlST TFW, England AFB, La.
INCLOSUREL1
INDEX_AND GENERAL DESCRIPTION (F PHOTCGRAPHS
1. Attached are nine (9) photographs showing the impact areas of an
unidentified flying objact which was reported to lave touched the ground unidentified flying object which was reported to lave touched the ground
at co0rdinate, 3108'00"N, 92°56124W, 0300 Zulu, 13 Apri1 1960. at co0rdinate, 3108100"N, 92°56124W, 0300 Zulu, 13 Apr11 1960.
2. Each crater shown in the pictures is estimated to oe about l0 inches 2. Each crater shown in the pictures is estimated to be about lo inches
deop, 18 inches wide,and 30 inches long. There were five (5) knowe craters. deop, 18 inches wide,and 30 inches long. There were five (5) knowe craters.
3. Deseription of Canera used: (Reference paragraph 19, AFR 200-2). 3. 1 Description of Canera used: (Referance paragraph 19, AFR 200-2).
a. 4x5 Speed Graphic
b. Rapax, 127am, Wollen-Sak
C. Ansco Supreme
d. Varied
e. Varied
f. Reference Photograph #1, K-2
g. Negative
h. Negative
i. Reference Phctograph # 1 (N/W)
20 Index to the attached photographs: (Nine((9) in all)
2. Photograph # l is an 8 inch by lo inch oblique of the entire
impact area, The points listed on this photograph are covered
by individual photographs by point numbers:
Point if 1: Point of initial impact
Point Polnt I 2i A2: Second point of contact polie or contect
Point # 3: # 3: Third point of contact
Foint # 4: 11 4: Fourth point of contact Fourth point of contact
Point if 5: Fifth point of contact. Photo did not print.
Point Point 6: Sixth point of contact
Point # 7: if 7: Seventh point of contact
Point # 8: if 8: Eighth point of contact
Point Point if if 9: 9: Last point of known contact
Rait Ph
PREPARING OFFICIAL:
ROBERT F. PLEIPTON
M/Sgt, AF 17148303
WArning: This document coatains inlormation atfecting the national delense ol the Uouted Stares wirhin ths moaning of tho
Expionnge Leaws, Titla 18. U.S C., Sections 7o3 and Yot. His fronsmuiasion or the rovelation of jis contenti in any manner to an
unauthorland person is prohibited by law. It may not be repruduced in whole or in part, by other than Uoised Statos Air Force
Ageucios, evcnpt by permnission of thn Diregtor of Intslligencn, USap
AF  DOR 52 112a REPLACES AF FORM AA PART IL 1 JUN A4. WHICH MAY BE USED. CLAMIINCANION (SECURITY INFORMATION wheD EHod IN)
U540N21P96NT8504 155/6810-14450 1

( O.ICIAL ALE COPY
AvCIN-hE2/Naj Friond/amc/69216/typed 2 May 60
Unidentified Flying Objeot Report
Lolst Taotieal Fighter Wing
(ENIEL)
England Alr Force Base, La.
1. Reforences:
Letter to Aorospace Technieal Intelligence Center from the
Intelligence Division, Lolst Tactteal Fighter Wing, Subject: "Unidenti-
fiod Flying Object Repc ort," dated 22 April 1960. (Atch 1)
b. Intelligance Division Office Instruetion f6, Headquarters, Lolst
Tactieal Fighter Wing, dated 21 April l960. (Atch M2)
c. SAfB Supplement A1 to AFR 10-2, datod 2) Jamuary 1960. (Atch #3)
2. The procedure by which your organization is meeting the requirements
of AFR 2Co-2, dated 1h Septenber 1959, has boon reviewed by ATf0. The
methods are excellont and would be a good axample for other USAF organi-
zations to follow.
3. It is suggested that your office instruotion (Atch 2) be 3. It is suggested that your office instruotion (Atch #2) be expanded
to include the following: to include the
a. Approori investigators when physical evidence is
located -
(1) If the object or ito landing area is daterminod to be radio-
active, it should be roped off, properly marked, and a guard posted. Atfc
should be contacted by phone and made aware of the ciroumstances, These
be potentlally dangerous.
(2) If the position of the object, relative to scarred ground,
brokon, crushed or burned brush, or any other evidence is indieative of
a speeific path, the area ahould I be gecured until these Iactors can be
exploitod. In cases, due to the nature of the objoct, where this factor
appears extremely important, the senior intalllgonce orftcer ohould con-
tact Artc by telephone to detornine if speelfically trained personnel
will be sent to further explolt the potontialities of tho evidence.
b. In all Enstandes where it is dotormined Liat radiaoton is present
in excesslve amounts all persons who are, or have boon, in the ared should
COORDDATION:

1
CLASSIFIGATION
COUNTRY OF ACTIVITY REPORTING REPORT NO. (Leava blank)
USA IR-3-60
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
COUNTRY OR AREA REPORT CONGERNS DATE OF INFORMATION
LOLSIANA 21 Apr 60
ACTIVITY SUBMITTING REPORT DATE OF COLLECTION SRI STATUS (If applicable)
Intelligenc Division, SRI NO.
LOlat TFW, England AFB, Louisiana 21 Apr 60 CANCELEO/COMPLETE
PREPARING INDIVIOUAL DATE OF REPORT SRI NO.
Warren R. 21 Apr 60 CANCELED/INCOMPLETE
T/Sgt SRI NO.
NAMF OR DESCRIPTION OF SOURCE EVALUATION ACTIVE
N/A N/A ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON (DAte)
REFErEnces (BaIR Subject, previous reports, ete., as applicable)
Telepone conversation betweon Major Friend, Arrc, and M/Sgt Robert Plympton, LOLTE
21 Apr 60; LOlst TFW UFO Report, 18 Apr 60, IR-2-60.
susjecr (Dexcriptive title. Use individual reports for separate subjects)
Paint Samples
SUMmaRY (Cive summary which highlights the salient factors of narrative report. Begin narrative text on AF Form 112a
unlesa report can be fully stated on AF Form I12. List inclosures, including nunber of copies)
and two (2) separate
-
envelope in which the paint samples are enolosed. Supplemental information
is contained on AF Form 1l2A.
APFROVED:
GRODHAUS
MajOr, USAF
Wing Intelligence Officer
3INCLS
1. Paint sample frem JATo unit sample from JATO unit
2. Paint sample from 2.75 Head Rocket I sample from 2.75 Head Rocket Inert Plaster Inert Plaster
3. Paint sample from 2.75 Rocket Head sample from 2.75 Rocket Head H.E. H.E.
DIStetourION BY ORislnatoR (Excnpt USAF ond file. Indicate Dupl M/oz and copies w/o inclosures. if applicable)
ATIC, WRIGHT OHIO
ATTN: AFCIN-LEAg
daPhing: This document contains informntion offecting the national defense of the United Staten within the meaning of the
Eapionnge Laws, Title 18, U.S.C.. Section 793 nnd 7o4. Its transnission or the revelntion of its contents in any manner to
an wnsuthorized peraon is prohibited by law.
FORM -P54
U.  C08NTP0G00P10E194  -315475
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Intelligance Division, IR-3--60 PAGE 1 OF 1 PAGES
4Olst TFW, England AlB, LA.
PAINT SAMPIES
This report contains fragmentary paint samples extracted from a Jato unit,
and two (2) separate rockets used by units on this base. These samples were
requested by Major FRIEND, ATIG, by Lephone on 2l April 1960, and are to be
used to compare with the samples listed in AIR, 4Olst TFW 2-60, 1s Apr 60. used to compare with the samples listed in AIR, 4Olst FW 2-ó0, 18 Apr 60.
Paint sample # l, was taken from a JAro unit, which is the only type and
color utilized on this base. This office
of the Munitions storage aree, that some JAto units ubilised in the Air Force
are Battleahip Gray in color. T-33 aireraft are the only ones equipped with
JATo bottles on this base. (Ref Comment # l of preparing officer).
Paint sample # 2, was taken from a 2.75 inch rocket head inert Plaster.
& 2
(Ref Comment # 1/of preparing officer).
Paint sample #3 was taken fram a 2.75 inch rocket head, High Explosive.
(Ref Commont # 1 and 2).
Prparin oor a
WARREN R. MOORE, T/Sgt
AF18139300 AP18139300
COMMENTS OF THE PREPARING OFFICIAL:
1. At the time of the sighting indicated in UFO IR-2-60, 18 Apr 60, 1. At the time of the sighting indicated in UFO IR-2-60, l8 Apr 60,
no aireraft frem this base were Blying in or near the area of sighting.
2. The type of rockets indicated in paint sample # 2 and # 3 above, 2. The type of rockets indicated in paint sample # 2 and #3 above,
are the only type rockets utilized by units on this base.
WArNiNg: This document contains information affecting ths natiunal defense of the United States within the meaning of tha
Espiohage Laws, Title 15, U.S. C., Sections 793 and 794. Its transmission or the revelation of its contents in any manner to rn
unauthorised person is prohibited by law. It may nat be reproduced in whole or in past, by other than United Srates Air Forco Agencies. except by pnrmission of ehe Director of Intelligence, USAF
AF 5OTM  12 WHICH MAY BE UISPD. HEPLACES AF FORM 1T2-PART J. I JUN 43. CLASSPICATION (SECURITY INFORMATION wheN SlOd in)
U.5.GOVNNN4PRSIN 04FNCE 1940 J370E2 16-08470 1

CLASSIFICATION
CCUNTRY OF ACTIVITY REPORTING REPORT NO. (Leave blank)
USA IR-4-60
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
COUNTRY OR AREA REPORT CONCERNS DATE OF INFORMATION
Lonisiana 20 May 1960
ACTIVITY SUBMITTING REPORT Intelligence Divisio pare of cotection SRI STATUS (If applicable)
LOlst Tactical Fighter Wing, England 20 May 1960 SRI NO.
AFB, Louisiana CANCELED/COMPLETE
PREPARING INDIVIDUAL DATE OF REPORT SRI NO.
Robert F. Plympton 21 May 1960 CANCELEO/INCOMPLETE
N/Sgt, AF 17148303 SRI NO.
NAME OR DESCRIPTION OF SOURCE EVALUATION ACTIVE
Photographs and Physical Evidence N/A ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON (DAIe)
PEFeReNcEs (BAIR Subject, previoua reports, ete., as epplicable)
AFR 200-2; IR-2-60, 18Apr60,401TFW; Uncl TWX/D0/INTEL 4-348, 16Apr60,Subj: UFC kqpt; AFR 200-2; IR-2-60, 18Apr60,401TFW; Uncl TW. X/D0/1NTEL 4-348,16Apr60,Sub3: UFC Rpt;I
Telephone Conversation between Major Grodhaus and Doctor J.A. Hynek on 19 hay 60 Telephone Conversation between Najor Grodhaus and Doctor J.A. Hynek on 19 hay 60
Susuecr (Descriptive title. Use individual reports for separete subjocls) Suejecr (Descriptive title. Use individual reports for separete subjocls)
Photographic Material and Physical Evidence Photographie Material and Physical Evidence
SUmMAry (Give summary which highlights the nalient factors of narrative report, Begin narrative text on AF Form 112a SUmMary (Give summary which highlights the salient factors of narrative report. Begin narrative text on AF Form 112a
unless report can be fully stated on Af Form J12. List inclosures, including number of copien) unless report can be fully stated on A Form I12. List inclosures, including number of copien)
This is a supplemental report concerning the sighting of an Unidentified
Flying Cbject previously reported Ubiect, previously reported in IR-2-6o by this organization. IR-2-6o by this organisation, The informa- The informa-
Aerospace Technical Intelligence Center, by telephone on 19 May 1960.
The information, evidences, and photographs were obtained by Major RAY F.
GRODHAUS, A0 577770, Wing Intelligene Officer, and N/Sgt Robert. F. Plympton, AF
17l4s303, Wing Intelligence Technician, on 20 May l960 and are deseribed in
separate reports.
IR-4A-60 Undeveloped filn
IR-4B-60 Soil particles
IR--4C-60 Statement of S/Sgt kallard
IR-4D-60 General information
~ APPROVED:
RAY F. GRODHAUS
Hajor, USAF ?
Wing Intelligence Orficer Wing Intelligence Orficer
3 m .INCLS INCLS
1.. 1. Undeveloped film (Ik-lti-60) Undeveloped film (IR-li-60)
2. Soil Particles (IR-4B-60)
3. Statement of S/Sgt Mallard (fR-4C-60)
DisrRisuTION BY orIGINATor (Except USAF ond file. Indicate Dupl M/oz and copies w/o inclosures, if applicable)
AFE, OHIO
ATTM: AFCTI-4E48
Warking: This document contains information affecting the national defense ol the United States within the renning of the
Esplonage Laws, Title 18, U.S.C., Section 7o3 and 794. Its transmission or the reveletion of its contents in any manner to
an unauthorized peraon ia prohibited by law.
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401st TFW, England AFB, LA. IR-/-60 PACE 1 OF 2 PAGES
UNDEVELCPED FIIA OF INPACT AREA
This report deseribes the type of camera used to photograph certain
points in the area where an Unidentified Flying Object wis reported to have
touched the ground. This infommation was requested by telepnone on i9 May
1960 by Doctor J.a. HfEk, Aeraspace Technieal Intelligunce Center.
The undeveloped fiLa is attached to this report, It was not proeesoed
due to the lack of proper facilities on this base for this type of film. All
photographs were taken at looo hours local time on 20 lay l960 by a member of
the bass photo labratery.
DESORIETICN OE BACH FRAE (Ref par. 19 (3), AFR 200-2) DESCRIETICN OE BACH FRAME (Ref par. 19 (3), AFR 200-2)
Frame l: (tef.Pt A6, Inck # 1, It-2-o0, 40lTkw) Frame Al: (tef.Pt 6, Inck # 1, It-2-00, 40llkW)
(2) (2) Kodak Stero Kodak Stero
(b) Kodak Anaston, JaM P3.5 Kodak Anaston, JiM P3.5
(c) (c) Kodak, High Speed, Ektachrome
(d) 100 100
(e) F-16
(r) None
Tripod
333 N/A
130 degrees asimuth, 45 degrees in angle down
Comments:
1. The camera eye was approximately 5h feet frem center
of hole
2. Particle samples wore taken from this hole (Ref
TR-4b-60)
Frame #2: (Rel.Pt #7, lncl # 1, If-2-60, 40lTFw)
(a) Kodak Stero
(b) Kodak Anaston, 350l F3.5
(e) Kodak, High Speed, Ektachrome
100
a F-16 F-16
(r) (r) lione
(g) Tripod
(h) N/A N/A
(1) 280 degrees azimuth, 45 degrees 280 degrees azimuth, 45 degroes in angle up
Comments:
2. 2. The eamera eye was approximately 20 feet fron top The eamera eye was approximately 20 feet from top
of tree
2. 2. Notice that there are very few leaves on the branch Nosiee that ther son the bronak
which the Uro passed through. I The limb appears
to be half dead. The tree is approximately 22 feet
tall. D
WAkNinG: This document contains inlormation affacting the national dalensn of ths United States within the meaning ol tha
Fspionnge Laws, Title I8, U.S. C., Sections 793 and 794. Its tranumission or tho revefation of its contents in any manner to an
unauthorized person is prohibited by law. It may not be reproduced in whole or in port, by other than United States Air Forco
Agupnibs, excapt by permissian of the Director of Intelligence, USAF
AF : 02 112a REPLACES AF FORM JE PART I. I JON 48. WIDCH MAY BC USED. CLASCIFICATION (SECURITY INFORMATION When Aled in)
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40lst TFW, England AFB, La. IR-48-60 PAGE 2 OF 2 PAGES
Frame # 3: (Ref. Pt  7, Incl # 1, 1R-2-60, 40lTFW)
(a) Kodak Stereo
(b) Kodak Anaston, 35 MM. F3.5
( Kodak, High Speed, Ektachrome
100
F1l
None
(8) Pripod Pripod
(h) N/A
(i) 280 degrees azinuth, 45 degrees in angle up 280 degrees azinuth, 45 degrees in angle up
Comynents: Comvnents:
1. The camera eye was approximately 20 feet from top The camera eye was approximately 20 feet from top
of tree
2. Two photos were made of the tree each with diff- Two photos were made cf the tree each with diff-
erent lens opening. erent lens opening.
Frame #4: (Ref. Pt 49, Incl  1, IR-2-o0, 40lTFW)
Kodak Stereo
Kodak Anaston, 35MM F3.5
Kodak, High Spead, Ektachrome
100
39039933 F16
None
Tripod
N/A
90 degrees azimuth, i5 degrees in angle down
Coments:
1. The camera eye was approximately 6 feet from
center of hole
INCLOSURE INCLOSURE PREPARING OFFICIAL PREPARING OFFICIAL
1. Unexpoaed 35M Film Unexposed 35MM Film ROBERT F. PLYPTON ROBERT F. PLYIPTON
M/Sgt, USAP M/Sgt, USAP
CONENTS OF_THE PREPARING OFFICIAL CONENTS OF_THE PREPARING OFFICIAL
8
1. Exppures were determined by WEsron meter Exppures were determined by WEsTOn meter
on overcast day.
2. All iapact araas except those in Frame # I and 4, above, All iapact araas except those in Frame # l and 4, above,
were washed completely away, therefore no attempt was
made to photograph the others.
WARnlNG: This document contains inlormation affeeting the national defense of the United Statos within the meaning of the
Eapionago Laws, Title 18. U.S. C.. Sections 7o3 and 794. Its tranamission or the rovelation of ita contents in aoy manner to an
usauthorized person is prohibited by faw. It miay nat he reproduced in whole or in part, by other than United States Air Furce
Agonclea, excrpt br permission of the Diroctor of latetligence, USap
AF IOCT FORM 52 112a REPLACES AF FORM HD-PART HI. I JUN 48. WHICH MAY BU USED, CLASSIFICATION (SECURITY INFORMATION whON Alled in)
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4Olst TFW, England AFB, La. M-/46-60 PAGE 1 OF PAGES
SOIL PARTICLES
This report contains and describes the soil papticles obtained from
inpact points whers an Unidentified Flying Object was reported to have touched
the ground. This information was requested by telephone cn 19 May 196o, by
Dootor J.A. HyNEf, Aerospace Technical Intelligence Center, and collected on
20 May 196O by Najor RAY F. GRoDHAuS and N/Sgt Robert F. Plynpton.
dug dowm in each impact The soil samplea are attached to this report. The preparing Offieal-
dug dowm in each impact area described by IR-2-6o. No pieces of matal or I described by IR-2-60. No pieces of metal or
known matalie substances were found in or around the holes. The actached
samples were taken from the holes of PRAiB #l and FRaME/t4 of I-4a-6O. It samples were taken from the holes of FRaiE #l and FRamE/l of In-40-60. 1t
is the opinion of the preparing ofricial that these particles are peculiar to is the opinion of the preparing ofrioial that these particles are peculiar to
the soil in that area. This opinion is based on the fact that these or the soil in that area. This opinion is based on the fact thnt these or
similzar particles are embedded in the soll around the entire area of the similzar particles are embedded in the soil around the entire srea of the
sighting. The reason for sending them is that it has been over one month sighting. The reason for sending them is that it has been over one month
since the incident and it is a remote possibility bhat if these particles
were foreign they could have been washed out of the holes due to heavy rain- fall in the area since Che sighting.
fall in the area since Che sighting.
INCLOSURE PRIPARDIG_CFFIOIALS
1. Soil Particles ROBERT F. PLYPTON
1/Sgt, AF 17148303
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oRIGINarING AGENcY Intelligence Division, REPORT NO.
40lst TFW, England AFB, La. IR-40-60 PAGE OF PAGES
STATEMENT OF S/Sgt MALLARD
This report contains a statement concerning an Unidentifed Plying Cbject
picked up on a radar screen on l4 April l96o. This statement along with other
comments is submitted for whatever value they might serve. This incident was
not previously reported because it had no direct bearing on the sighting at
La Camp. LA CAMl, Louisiana for it occurred far North and one dey later than the one at
Inclosure: PREPARINGOFFICAL PREPARING OFFICAL
1. Statement of S/Sgt Mallerd ROBLRT F. FLEMPTCN ROBLRT F. FLEMPTCN
M/3gt, AF 17148403 M/Sgt, AF 17148403
CCMMENTS_OF PREPARING OFFICIAL
1. The preparing official talked to Sergeant Mallard and he stated that the
exnct time of the sighting was O3l5 local on l4 April l960. He said he
inadvertantly left ihe time of the sighting out of the statement.
2. The l9O8th AACS is located at ENGLAND AFB, Louisiana.
3. S/Sgt Nallard is considerod to be above reproach by his Commander and
completely reliable.
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AIR TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE CENTER
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE
OHIO
21 April 1960
MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD
SiBJDCt: Report of Unidontified Aerial Phenomena
1. On 18 April l96o, a report of an unidentified flying object sighted Ins Ooyeet Sighted
in the area of LaCamp, Louisian in the area of LaCamp, Louisi a at 0300Z (2100) local or (2100) 1ocal 13 April 1960, 13 Apri1 1960,
was reported to ATIc by the Intelligence Division, hOlst TFw, England was reported to ATIC by the Intelligen ivision, hOlst TFw, England
AFB, La. On 20 April 1960, this report was followed up with photographs AFB, La. On 20 April 1960, this report followed up with photog:
and physical samples. and physical samples.
The object was reported to have been seen by one wi tness, The object was reported to have been seen by one witneso,
a farmer, and hear a farmer, and hea many in the neighborhood. Mr many in the neighborhood; Mr reported
that the object was a round disc or sphere, appeared to be the size of a that the object was a dise or sphere, appeared to be the size of a
nickel at arm's length, and was a firey red. The witness stated that a nickel at arm's length, and was a firey red. The witness stated that a
loud rumbling noise followed by four or five explosions wns associated
with the object. The object was reported to have approached on an angle
of approximately l0 elevation and an azimuth of approximately l65°. The
object disappeared immediately to the west. The duration of the sighting was approximately three seconds.
3. The Wing Intelligence Officer of the hOlst TFW visited the area of
the sighting, and determined that some object had hit the ground at some
nine different points. (See Atch #l) It was Ificer's ooinion that
the object, due to a very high speed, had skipped on the ground. A thorough
responsible for the sighting. search of the area, on foot and by helicopter, failed to reveal the object
4. Investigation of ths points of impact revealed evidence that a foreign
material had been scraped fromn some object. The opinion of the investi-
gators is that the material is paint. (See Atch #l, Point #2, Photo #3)
The investigation further revealed that a tree in the path of the object was scorched. (
been received at ArIC. been received at ArIC. (Atch #l, Point #7, Photo #7) Samples of this evidence has
5. On 2l April l960, Major Friend of the Aerial Phenomena 5. On 2l April 1960, Major Friend of the Aerial Phenomena Group, AFCIN- Group, AFCIN-
La. Contact was made with M/Sgt Robert F. Plymoton, who assisted with the
invostigation of this case. Major Friend Iwas informed, in answer to was informed, in answer to
questions, that the Lolst are equipped with F-loo type aircraft that are
armed with 2.75" folding fin rockets. These rockets have dunry warheads armed with 2.75" folding fin rockets. These rockets have dunny warheads
which are sometimes painted powder blue. ' The ground in the aree of points which are sometimes painted powder blue. The ground in the aree of points
one through six deternined to be very hard clay. No aircraft fron England
AFB, or the surrounding bases, was aloft on the night of the sighting, and

the witness did not report hearing an aircraft. The witness is familiar
with the sound of aircraft. England AFB does have a firing range, but it
is 25 - 30 miles from the area of the sighting, and is not used at night.
The airoraft of the LOlst and ADC were checked for inadvertant firing of
a rocket with negative results. No reading of the radiation level was
made because of lack of equipment. The sheriff's office was checked, and
the one eye witness was detormined to be very reliable.
6. The physical evidence has been turned over to Mr Charlie Naugle of
AFCIN-lE2c for analysis.
ceitf
ROBERT/J. FRIEND ROBERT/J. FRIEND 1 Atch:
Major, USAF Ten pages of photos of
AFCIN-LE2 AFCIN-LE2 points of impact
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OVERALL DISTANCE

hare a physteal oxnaination and tn plaeed under observation. All means
of communloatton; rodie, I.V-, Lind newepepers shodld bo used to renoh
poroond who may hove beon in tho aroa. Thts is a dolloato area and mnst
be carerully hended to prevont e penle.
L. tn oll instadons whero thore Lo a possibility of a elaln by a witness
that radiation is precant, a reading of the radiation lovel should be
taken if inntrumonts are avallablo. In nony Ovo cases it is important to
be aile to state definitely that radlation does not oxlst beyond the
expeeted emall fluctnations of the normal background for the area.
fine investlgation and
regort of the UFu sighting which ocourred at La ( Cang, Louislana on
12 April l9éo. Your cxcellent handling of thls case will reault in a
much more accurate and quicker analysis by ATIC. Tne healthy attibude
which your intelligence division has toward the requirements of AFe 2oo-2
can only help in our offorts to dicpel the attitude of the publie toward
the USAF in regard to the UFO program.
FOR THE COMANDER: FOR THE CONANDER:
PHCLIP G. EVANS 3 Atch:
Colonel, USAP 1. Cy ltr 22 Apr 60, subj: 1. Cy ltr 22 Apr 60, subj:
Deputy for Solemes and Compononts Deputy for Solomes and Compononts IFO Rot
2. 2. Cy Intol Div OI No. 6 Gy Intel Div Ot No. 6
3. 3. Cy EArB Supplament 1 to Cy EA7B Supplament 1 to
AFR 200-2
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POINT # 2
Distance from Point # l is approxinately l7 feet
Paint samples were removed from this point
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POINT #3
Distance from Point # 2 is approximately 20 feet

POINT
Distance from point # 3 is 6h feet
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POINT # 5
No photograph available

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POINT # 6
Point # 5 is ho feet from Point #h
Point # 6 is 82 feet from Point # 5

POINT #7
Distance from Point # 6 is approximately 137 feet:
Arrow points to where limb was broken off from. Officer Arrow points to where limb wes broken off from. officer
is holding linb. Notice absence of leuves and bark on Notice absence of leuves and bark on
top of tree.

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POINT #8
Distance from point # 7 is approximately 50 feet.
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POINT #9
Distance from point # 8 is approximately 50 feet
Last knowm point of impact. Last knowm point of impact.
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niokel at arm's length, and was a firey red. The vitness stated that a
lond rurbling noise followed by four or five explosions was associated
with the object. The objoct was reported to have approached on an angle
of approximately lo elevation and an azimuth of approximately l65o. The
object disappeared immadiately to the west. The duration of the sighting
wascporoxirately three seconds.
3. The Wing Intelligence Officer of the LOlst TFw visited the area of
the sighting, and determined that some object had hié the ground at , some
nine different points. (See Atch l) It was this officer's opinion that
tho objoct, due to a very high speed, had skipped on the ground. A thorough
Pat ond haholiaonianSailal te nowoaltheahiaet
The investigation further revealed that a tree in the path of the object
was seorshed, (Atch #l, Point 7, Photo 7) Samples of this ovidence has
been received at ArIc.
5. Cn 21 April l960, Najor Friend of the Aerial Phenomana Croup, AFCIN-
Air Force Base,
La. Contact was made with N/Sgt Robert F. Plymoton, who assisted with the
investigation of this cuse. Mnjor Friend was informed, in answer to
questions, ,that the Lolst are equipped with F-loo type aireraft that are
armed with 2.75" folding fin rockets. These rockets have dunry warheads
whieh aro somstines painted powdor blue. The ground in the area of points
one through six detornined to be very hard clay. No aircraft from England
AFB, or the surrounding bases, was aloft on the night of the sighting, and

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40lst TFi, England aFB, Lilt IR-2-00 1
INOLCSUIE2
LALNT SORAFPENGS
The paint serappings (oontained under separate covere) were taken from
the ground (keference Ioint  2, Inclcsure 1) at the impact area, coordinates
310s'00", 92°56124"W, where an unidentified flying objest was reported
to have touched the ground at approxtigately 0300 Zulu, 13 April 1960. to have touched the ground at approxtirately 0300 Zulu, 13 april 1960.
ERA OEICIL Ra  P
RCBERT F. PLY.PTON, H/SgE
AF17148303
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SUPPLEMENT to AF FORM 112
ORIINATING AGENCY REPORT NO.
Intelligence Division, 12-2m60 PAGE
40lst TF., England AFB, La. OF PAOES
TICLOSUREA3
DESCRIPTION GF SCURCHED TREL IEAVES
AND BRK
A piece of scoroned tark and a brench of scorahed tree leaves (eontained
under separate cover) were taken from the tree (Reference Point # 7, Inel
oaure 1) at the inpset area coordinates 31°a'oo"N, 92°56124"w, at approx-
imately 0300 Zulu 13 April 1960.
The leaves and the bark were evidantly removed by the UFos. This ie The leaves and the bark were evidantly removed by the UFos. This ie
evidont because the leaves and bark are miseing in one area of the tree evidont because the leaves and bark are miseing in one aroa of the tree
only. The branch (Reference Pcint /f 7, Inclosure 1) that the officer is only. The branch (Reference Pcint / 7, Inclosure i) that the officer is
holding was broken off and laying beside the tree. It is not known if the
UrOB did this or not. UreB did this or not.
PREEARIMG_OFFICIAL: Ruhets Pgh
RCBART F. PLNPTGN, M/Sgt
AF17148303
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INTELLIGENCE DIVISION
4OLST TACTICAL FICHTER WING
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
England Air Force Base, Louisiana
REPLY TO
ATTN OF: TFW/DO/INTEL 22 April 1960
SUBJECT: Unidentified Flying Object Report
TO: Major Friend TO: Major Friend
Air Technical Intelligonce Center
ATTN: AFOIN-4e4g ATTN: AFOIN-4e4g
Wright I Wright I Patterson AFB, Ohio
1. I appreciate very much the favorable comments you made 1. I appreciate very much the favorable comments you made on the
phone to M/Sgt Robert F. Plympton in referenoe to the UFOB phone to M/Sgt Robert F. Plympton in referenoe to the UFOB 3 report report
submitted from this wing.
2. We feel that we have a very good set-up here in investigating and
reporting Uro's. I have enclosed a copy of our latest office instruc-
tion on this subject. Several changes were made in the old office
instruotion as a result of your phons call.
3. Each intelligenc cer and key Nco of this wing have in their
possession at their homes, a copy of this instruction (including
attachments), penoils, paper, road maps, etc. These aids are con-
tained within an expansion folder for immediate use at anytime day or
night, weekend or holiday. Several copies are also prepared for use
at the office..
4. Mith all the publicity concerning space vehicles in orbit these
days, we can expect an "upsurge" in UFoB reports. We are doing every-
thing possible-including OJT for int atelligence personnel in investiga-
tion techniques and reporting, and th orientation of base military
personnel-so that we will be better able to comply with AFR 2oo-2.
5. It is requested that you review the attached materials for any
critioisms and comments you might offer toward improving them. critioisns and comments you might offer toward improving them.
will aid someone else, then we have done our part. will aid someone else, then we have done our part.
Sincerely
O7
Artnati)
RAY/F. "GRODHAUS
Major, USAF
Wing Intelligence Officer

INVEL DIV OFFICE INSTRUCTION MEADOUARTERS, 4OLST TACTICAL FIOITER WING
NO. 6 England Air Force Base, Louisiana
21 April 1960
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBIECTS (UFO'S)
70 REFHPENCES: AFR 200-2, as supplenented.
2. EURPORE:
s. To explain the aren of responsibility for imvestigating reports of
unldontifled rlying objects. unidontified rlying objects.
b. To provide a check list for intolligence officers to follow after b. To provide a check list for intelligence officers to follow after
receiving a report of an unidentified flying object.
3. AREA OF RESPONSIAILITT: 3. AREA OF RESPONSIRILIIT: From Gulf of Mexico, North along Sabino River to From Gulf of Mexico, North along Sabine River to
coordinates 3l053'CoN, 94030:00g. Then aoross Loulsiana to Many, coordinates coordinates 31053:CON, 94og0:O0g. Then aoross Loulsiana to Many, coordinates
31°34'N, 9431'W, Matchitoches, c0ordinate9 31044'1, 94954'W, 31934'N, 9431'W, Nate hitoches, coordinates 31044'N, 94954'W, winfield, Anfield,
31054'N, 9302l'W, Water Proof, 31053'N, 93037'W, to the Mississippi Miver. 31054'N, 93o2l'W, Water Proof, 31°53'N, 93o37'W, to the Mississippi Miver.
Thon down the Mississippi River, South to Culf of Merioo. Thon down the Miosissdppl River, South to Culf of Mexioo, ( (Rerer to attached (Rerer to attached -
map).
RENARKS: Although the area of responsibility is as outlined above, it may bo
noceswary to conduct inwestigations beyond this area, In this event,
the air force installation nearest to the sighting should be contacted
to avoid duplieation of doverage.
4. GNSCK LIST: In order that all possibla souress of information are exploited
concerning a partioular sighting, the following check list should be used by
the intelligence officer as a guide upon receipt of a report of an UrO:
a. Coutaot 653rd ACds Squadron for any information they might contribute
concarning a possible sighting. Also requast any known air traifio in the area.
(Extension 772).
b. Comtact the FAA at New Orleans by "hot line" through the 653rd ACkd for
any information regarding additional sighbings and civilian and/or military air
traffie in area at time of slghbing. traffic in area at time of sighbing.
d. Conbact 19Osth ACs (RAPcoN) for flight aotivity G Contact 19Obth ACs (RAPcon) for flight aotivity during during the time of
reported sighting. (Ectension 547 or 349-olassified number). reported sigiting. (Extension 547 or 349-olassified number).
d. Contadt Base Tover for any air braffio in area of sighting at tine of d. Contact Base Tover for any alr traffio in area of sighting at tine of
reported sighting. (Extension 797-olassified number). reported sighting- (Extonsion 797-elassified number).
e. Contact Base zeather Offieor for weather in the area of sighting at e. Contact Base soather Offieor for weather in the area of sighting at
tine of sighting. Get all information requlred by regulation (Etonsion 239).

f. Contact as applioable the following officials in the area of sighting for
Inads, vorlrications, source reliability, etc: Sheriff, City Poliee, State
Police, Forrestry and/or other state offioials, Astrononers at universities, ebe.
Teloplone numbers of looal aubhorities are as follows:
(1) Sheriffs Offlee - MI 32977
(2) City Police - HI 24838
(3) Stata Folics - HI 29933
(4) Forrestry - M 20826
8. 1 If there is ovidence or indications that fragnents or materials of
Ufo's are in the area, be sure and take radiation detectors or call the base
decontamination and radiation pernonnel for assistance. decontamination and radiation pernonnel for assistance.
h. Be sure and take with you on your irvestigation the following items: h. Be sure and take with you on your irvestigatlon the following items:
(1) Binoculars (1) BinocuLars
(2) (2) Magnifying glasses Magnifying glasses
) Tape Measures
(4) Compssses
(6) Containers for phyeieal evidencs
(7) Dlank UFO roport forms
(3) CoPy of AER 200-2
(9) Portable tape recorder from OsI or Fh.
much better position to conduct an "on-the-spot" survey or follow-up if
necessary. He also vill be in much bebter position to properly evaluate the neeessary. He also vill be in much bebter position to properly evaluate the
information supplied by the person or persons making the observation. information supplied by the person or persons makding the observation.
RAZ/P. GRODIAUS RAZ7. GRODIAUS hold Kzld 2 Atchs 2 Atchs
Major, USAP Major, USAP l. Outlins Map l. Outline Map
Wing Intelligence Orficer Wing Intelligence Officer 2. Blank Form Roport Cutline
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BARGEHS
D00LI
Arpor Atpor
GCA I GCA U
278 1195
257.8 1 257.81
Rotating
Rotating
Rotating
Flashing
F--Fice
F1-F
U. S. PROHIBITED, RESTRICTED, CAUTION, AND WARNING AREAS U. S. PROHIBITED, RESTRICTED, CAUTION, AND WARNING AREAS
ON WORLD AERONAUTICAL CHART 46S ON WORLD AERONAUTICAL CHART 468
NO. NAME ACTIVITY CONTROLLING AGENCY ALTITUDE TIME Obstruct
W-92 New Orleara New Orieara Gunnery, Bombing. Hoclet Firing NAS New Orlans, La. NAS New Orans, La. To 26,000 To 26,000 0800-1800
10-138 Pearl Rivee Strafing, Rocket Firing, Glide NAS New Orieans, Ia. NAS New Orieans, I.a. To 20,000 0800-1800 Obstruct
and Dire Bombing and Dive Bombing (Numer
W-223 Matngorda (land Aerial Gunnary Aerial Gunnery Hdq. Eud AP, Barkadale AF, Hdq. 2nd AF, Barkadale AFR, To 50,000 To 50,000 Day" Days
Shreveport, La.
R-229 Camp Polk Field Artillery Firing Ath Army, Canp Polk, La. Ath Army, Canp Polk, La. To 50,000 Unied.
14-230 1-230 Camp Camp Polk POlk Fiold Artillery Firing Field Artillery Firing 4th Army, Camp Polk, La. Prominel Promine.
To 50,000 Unied.
W-377 Lake Charles Air-to-Air Gunnery CO, Enghish AFB. Alexandria. La. CO, Enghish AFB, Alexandria, La. To 40,000 To 40.000 VFR0500 VF10500
1800 Local Mooring
Time
R-431 Camp Claiborna Air-to-Ground Gunnery, Rocketry, CO, England AFB, La. To 30,000 VFE0800-
Diva and Skip Bombing 1800 Local Isogonid
Time
R310 Camp Villure Rn-lio Controlied Aerlal Target Louisiana National Guard To 8,000 0760-1800
Stidell, La. 6,000-5 ML Restricte
Vis.it
New Orieans
W-493 Corpus Chriai Air-to-Air Gunnery Chief Naval Air Advanced Troning. To 19,500 Mon. thru
Corpts Christi, Tex. Sat.Sunrise
to Sunset
Attitude givon in feet. P - Prohibited It - Rastrieted C - Caution W - Warning 13-23-50
Unauthorized flight is not permitted within a Prohlbited Area, or within a Rentrieted Area during the time of use and between the altlcudes noted
in tho tabulation (Authorization may be granted by the controlling agency or by Ezneutive Order of the Prealdent). NO
Fligat vithin Cautlon Arens is not restrieted, but pilots ure advised to exerelse extreme caution.

AERONAUTICAL SYMIBOLS
AERODROMES
Aerodromes with facilities Aerodromes with emerg
LAND WATER LAND WATER
④ Civil O
O Joint Civil and Military Joint Civil and Military
Military Military
AERODROME DATA
AND LANDING FACILITIES INFORMATION
LAND WATER
DARGERSVILLE 908 00 Elevation in feet
909LH41 903LH41
Airport of ontry I. L. Minimum lighting - L.
GCA ILS DF GCA ILS DF Hard surfaced runway
278 119.5 126.13 278 119.5 126.13 H S s Normal sheltered take-d
2578 122./G 2578 122.1G 41 Length of longest runway
62 Length of longest runwt
in hundreds of feet in hundreds of fect
The facility code character is replaced by a dash if specifie
information is not avallable or if the facility itself is not available
GCA ILS Controlled approach systems.
DF Direction finding station.
278 119.5 126.18 257.8 Control tower transmitting frequet
122.7G Non-standard tower guarding freqt
Low or mediurn tower frequenty shown firat. followed in ardeyr by crimary VhF theal contral, primary mit
and non-standaed VhF guarding fregunncies.
AIR NAVIGATION LIGHTS
Rotating Light.. Flashing Light (With ee
Rotating Light (With flashing code lights).-... -.. * Lightship..-..
Rotating Light (With course lights and..... 12 Marine Light...
site number)
Flashing Light..
F-Fized Qk Fi-Quick Flashing Occ--Occulting Gp-Groop W-White
Fl-Flashing 1QkFi-Interrupted Quick Flashing Ait-Alternating R--Red G--Green
Marine lights are white unless colors are indieated; alternating lights are red and white unld Marine lights are white unless colors are indicated; alternating lights are red and white unld
TON, AND WARNING AREAS ION, AND WARNING AREAS
MISCELLANEOUS
CHART 468 CHART 468
Obstruetion, less than 500 feet above ground -- Obstruetion, less than 500 feet above ground--A 1215 1215
CONTROLLING AGENCY CONTROLLING AGENCY ALTITUDE TIME Reporting Point (Comp Reporting Point (Comp
AS New Orleans, La. 1626,000 16 26,000 0800-1800 0800-1800 1937] 1937
A8 New Orleans, La. A8 New Orleans, L.a. 1010,000 T020,000 0800-1800
(Numerals indicate elevation above sea level of top) Reporting Point (Non- Reporting Point (Non-
d. End AF, Darksdale AFB, d. Mad AF, Darksdale AFB, To 50,000 Days (UC: Under coustruction, pesitien and elevation unverified)
movegurt, La. revegurt, La.
Army, Camp Polk, La. To 50,000 To 50,000 Unled. Unltd. Prominent Transmission Line........-- Prominent Transmission Line._......- T- T--
Amy. CamaaPolk La. Army, Cump Polk, Lu. To 50,009 Unitd. Unied
Enghish AFB, Alexandria, La. To 40,000 VFR0600. Ocean Station Vessel
1800 Loga! Mooring Mast..
Time
. Engiand AFB, La. To 30,000 VFR 0600- International Boundae
1800 Local Isogonic Line ..- $4o$
Time (Clored to paswage of nirera
alana Nalional Guard To3,000 0700-1803 Values for 1955 except through air cocridor
WlL, La. 6,000-5 ML. Restricted areas are numhered, and are indieated on the charts as follows:
Vis. at
New Orleans
f Naval Air Advanced Craining. To 19,500 Mon. thru
Pua Christi, Tex Sat.Sunrise PROMIDITED ARRA
to Sunant (P-7R) -Prohibited Area —Fight of aircraft prohibited except
C - Caution W. Warning 12-73-54
Area during the time of use and bet ween the aititudes noted
cutive Order of the I'resident).
caution. RESTRICTEO Restrieted or Warning Area -- Invisible harards to
OR WARNING ARCA
(R-32)OR(W-45)
CAUTION AREA Caution Aren -- Visible hazards to air navigalius
(0-54)

AUTICAL SYMBOLS AERONAUTICA
RADIO SAC
AERODROMES All radio fecitity data are printed in blusdRa the
as tower frequencles, radlo ranges and aesoclated a
Aerodromes with emergeney or no facilities Methods of indicating speeifie volee and CW calla are shown b w
LAND WATER BALTIMON AALTO
Radio Range._.. 257 BAL
o Landing Area (With volce)
Iiltary Sheltered Anchorage Radio Range. ELGIN
ILER 209 VPS
(Without volee) (Without volee) No vaice"
Nondirectiona! Radiobeacon..--. Nondirectiona! Radiobeacon IDOUGLAS RADIO IDOUGLAS RADIO
751DOW22 751DOW 2
ODROME DATA (With volce)
FACULITIES INFORMATION FACULITTES INFORMATION
Nondirectional Radiobeacon -..- Nondirectional Radiobeacon DIXIE
WATER 388 DXE
(Without voice) No voice No volce
00 Elevation in feet NAS ANACOSTIA NAS ANACOSTIA RBn
L L Minimum lighting 00L3 52 00LS52 ASHTABULA ASHTABULA
2870 Marne Radiobeacon 311
S Normal sheltered take-off area (Without volce) Om-10m&30m-40m
62 Length of longest runway Length of longest runway
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Controlled approach systems.
Direction finding station.
Control tower transmitting frequencies.
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Radius of elrele is is mautical mfteg.
Area -- Flight of alreraft probibited except by specifie authority of uslng apeney AIR TRAFFIC
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Lae Warning Area -- Invisible hazaeds to air navigation
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the witness did not report hoaring an aircraft. The witnoss is faniliar
with tho sound of aireraft. England Ar8 does have a firing range, but it
is 25 - 30 miles fron the area of the sighting, and is not uood at night.
The airorars of the holst and AlC were checked for inadvertant firing of
a rockot with negative rosults. No reading of the radiation lovel was
nade because of lack of equipment. The sheriff's office was chocked, and
the one eye witness was determined to be very reliable.
6. The physieal ovidence has been burned over to iir Charlie Naugle of
ArCIN-hE2e for analysis,
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UNCLAS IFIED FROM TFW/0I_ 59-/00L.. THE FOLLOWING IS A UFO
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REPORT. REFERENCE AFR 200-2, PARAGRAPH 15.
A. (DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT) CNONI
(1)
(2) HLHLNULON
(3)
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(4)
(5)
(6)
2
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FLALANAS
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CLASSIFICATION
COUNTRY OF ACTIVITY REPONTING REPORT NO. (Leave blank)
US 59-1
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
COUNTRY OR AREA REPORT CONCERNS DATE OF INFORMATION
US LOUTSTANA 31 Ang 59
ACTIVITY SUBMITTING REPORT DATE OF COLLECTION SRI STATUS (If applicnble)
LOlst Tacbicel Fighter Ning SRI NO.
Sni land Afb, LouisiAna 4 Sep 59 CANCELED/COMPLETE
PRSPARING INOIVIDUAL DATE OF REPORT SRINO.
CANCELED/INCOMPLETE
Go0 " Doe,_AC-0000001 4 sep SRI NO.
NAME CR DESCRIPTION OF SOUPCE EVALUATION
1s ACTIVE
AODITIONAL INFORMATION ON (DAIe)
ReferEnces (BaIr Subject, previous reporta, ete., ns applicsble)
(Prevtous Reports if applieable)
Susecr (Descriptive title. Use indivieual reports Tor senarate subjects) susjecr (Descriptive title. Use indivieual reports To: senarate subjects)
Unidanified Flying Cbject Report Jnidenified Flying Cbject Roport
SUmMarY (Give suamary which highlights the salient feetors of narrative report. Bogin narrative text on AF Form Iiza SUmMarY (Give sumary which highlights the salient faetors of narrative report, Bogin narrative text on AF Form 1iza
unless report can be fully stated on Af Form Il2. Liat inclouures, including nunber of copies)
This report contsins infortation coneerniing the sighting of an identified This report contsins infortation coneerning tne signting of an identified
flying ooject by a secretary at Lene, Louisiane (coord) on 31 Au ust l959. flying object by a secretary at Lens, Louisiane (coord) on 31 Au ust l959.
The si gnifieenee of this rayort is that the reportud si hting touk plece at
-p, roxciwately the same tiae amd plaoe ms ths mxplorer I satellite was to
re-anter the carths surface.
JCHN DCE
Major, USiF
Wing Intelligence Cffioer
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1 INCLS INCLS
Sourcas sketch of UFo (or Photo- Sourcas sketch of tFo (or Photo-
grephs or pieces df laatorial)
DIsTRtnurion BY oniGInaroR (Except USAr and rile. Indlente Dupl M/ox and copies w/o inciosures, if *pplicshle)
(.3 L3130 235-0L.1ES)
WARnlus:i This document contains iaformation affecting the national defense of the United States within the mnaning of the
Bajjonnge Ldws, Title 18. U.S.C., Section 793 and 794. 1tu transmiasion or the revelotion of its contents in any manne? to
an pnaffborised peruun is prohibited by law.
AF FORM 112 REPLACES AF FORM I12. I OCT 32. WHICH MAY DE USED
15 SEP 54 954004920800040315475
CLASSIFICATION

PtloTo# 2 Plloto# 2
POIT A1 POIT A1
Point of initial impact. Point of initial impact.
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UNALAS TFIED (SAMPLE)
CLASSIFICATION (SECURITY INFORMATION when fitled ia)
SUPPLEMENT TO AF FORM 112
ORIGINATING AGENCY REPORT NO.
40lat Tactdecl Fitor Ving PAGE 1. OF PACES
England Ar3, Louisima 93
Pad rerort contains inforsatin conceming the diehtiay of wn identified
flyring object b, a sugrebeey-nt Len, Loudsiena (dcori) on )1 Aujust 19g9.
RofernesartipohLa, R200ended.
Description of Cjsot(s):
(1) (p)
(2) (iine cauprad to a mcm djeat, sto.) (2) (iine couprod to a mcam dljeat, eto.)
() (2or) ()(2or
(4) (abe a3 athedb1am 15,FR 200-2) () (ebe as atahed b 1ap 15a, FR 200-2)
Desaription o Conrse of Ohjeot(s): Deseriptien 'of Conrse of Ohjeet(s):
(1) (1)
()
(oto)
o. il umer of Cbsorviti nt
(1)
(2)
(eto)
CLARES: Continue unitl complete. Last pe re of bisir report to oe signet
by the prepring officer. ne dces not sigh the inglesures.
RUBRT SICEIANT RUBRT SICELANT
1/5gt, USAF, P1714:303 1/Sgt, USAF, P1714:303
Intellironce Technieian
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Eapionage Lavs, Title I8. U. S. C., Sectiots 73 and 79t. Iis transmnission or the revelation of ita contenes in any mauner to an WAkNing: This document contains information affocting the national deleang of the United Status withn (hn meuniag of ths
unauthorized person is prohibited by law, Is nuy oat be reprodlured in whole or in past. by uthnt than Uoitd States Air Porca Agoncies. except by pesmistion of the Diroctor of Intellifonce, USaF
AF 00T 2 12 REPLACES AF FORM HZ-PART I. I JUN 4S. WHICH MAY DE USEO. CLASSIFICATION (SECURITY INFORMATION WheC SllRd in)
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CLASSIFICATION (SAMPLE)
(SECURITY INFORMATION wheN fed in)
SUPPLEMENT TO AF FORM 112
ORIGINATING AGENCY REPORT NO.
LOlat Teaticel Fi-hter in
nelud PB, louisiann 59ml PAGE 1 OF PAGES
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Expionage Luws, Title 18, U.S. C. Sections 793 and 794. Iis transrission or the rovelation of its contents in any mannar to an WAkniNG: This document contains intornstion aflecting the national defense of the Uaited Srates within the meanin of tho
unauthorized persun is prohibited by law, It msy not bo reproduced in whole or in part. by other than Uruted States Air Forco Agencies, oxcnpt by permiasion of the Direetor of Inrellidence, USaF
AF GCOM 12 RLPLACFS AF FORM 1IE-PART D. I-JUN 43, WHHCH MAY BE USEO. CLASSIFICATION
(SECURITY INFORMATION WHeN Ged (n)
U.8 GOVERNMEN7 PWUNTING 0FY1CE 195 D:38:562 16 64479 1

HENORP OF URTDELOEFIED FDTUG DEJOTS
(UFO)
RH6N05: AFR 200-2 an Anended. NOTB: Cbearvghions unders 72 hotes witl'
MOMO FOR ONE REOORD: tranesietou by Tw. Oseeevalions
ovor 7a houeo 21 bo subadsted on
AF F0td 312 & 132Goe Abachent
A fot Tax foraas Soe Abaohtent 2
40 For AF Fui L12  132a fanras
RLPONE CUTIENE 1H
Pedoriptdon of the Osjeub(a)
(2) Slzs comparad to a known ohjuet (Noo one of dhe follordrg Carma: Nead of
a pin, poe, dimd, piakel, quarker, half dellar, dilyee dollar, bouball,
srdpefruit, or bealetbali) hold in the hand as abont arnts lengbas arntslengbas
(3) Colors (3) Colors
(A) Manbery (A) Manbe
(5) Foarmatdon, ir nore thed oinb; Formatdon, ir nore thed enb;
(6) Any diocanmbls foaluros or datalis:
(7) tail, trail, or axhaust, inaluding sise of es oe pared to alsa of objcot(s)s
(9) sound. If hoard, docndes sowent;
(9) Ober porkinets or untswad fhabrep
b Daperipbdoa of dourbe ul ddoet(a) Daseripbdoa of Cource uf djoet(a)
()heb  eaad  ato( o(8)
SIR

(0014)
(3) Angl r el vation and aid os abjeb (s)ipon oteapagranes
)op a)
H h0 t()(0lyt,6)
(5) How dong wale the obgunb(a) viedhls. (da Speta, 5 asrs i hour ale )
e. a Mewar of Gooorvahtons Mewgr of Oosorvahions
(1) Ueo ond or any degtration of tre odg iaini araund tianh, Deo ond or any dedbiratiod of tre glewkng iaini Grgund-vituah, coound
elastranle, alr olestrouls. (ir leetrona, epnotfy oype or eadir-:
(2) Stabement as to opbical adds (talagsopds, bireodlare, aed d, ferat) avd (2) Stabement as to optical adds (talagsopes, mireodlars, aed a fer dt) ad
end desdrlpbion theroof:
(3) If the slghoing is mnds while airborne, give bype at airurat identirieation
audber, albitudo, heading, spaed, end hane stntiom
d. Ming and Dade or Sighbng: PL
(2) Zuln timo-dabe group of olghbing:
(2) Iight eonditiona. (Uss one of the following torass Wagkt, day, daso, dapk):
Locetion of Cbuerver(s). Erwet lasitede and longitude of egda dboarvor, and/or
geograrhieal position. A pealbdon wish raferones to a kbom ludsark also shculd
be given in eloctrdenl reports, sush as Knd N of Deorllleg" "Gnd Sf of Blus Lake, " Cypographieal orrors of "garbling" ofoun resu)s in leetfually transolbtod
Lake a Cypo,graphieal orrors of "garollng" oroon ing looation plots difrioult or impesciblo, ing loeation plots diffioult or imposoible, laaapis syob5l. 1ggo71w 3994511920718
mess1g8s, For3945M, 1026213 meBsigas, for S96SN. c28215n
idoiedfying Infotmatich on Observot(s) f idoidtfying Infolmatien on Observot(s)
(1) Civilian - Nana, ag9, Balling addruss, (1) Civillan - Nana, ag9, Balling addrusss eoogkde ad  daats of itabsidt eoogkde ad  daate of letab)ityt

B. ociier and inda-alorh Condibdone at Tine and Pase of dighidnga:
(a) Obsegyar(a) aaecund of weather conditdonss
Papor fren pearend Ad or J.S tather Burea Ofride of aid dietion and
welouity dn dogreag dnd knosy at different altitnde
MEONOICT VELCOTTY DRESEE AUCCODES
6,0007
10,0601
15. COO
20.CO01
34,0001
C0,0001
00,0001
(3) Collinga
(4) Viadbility: (4) Vilaibility:
(5) Atount of aloud covore (5) Arount of cloud covore
(6) Thuodersborms in ared and guodrant in which located:
(7) Tempereture gradlent: Tempersture gradlent:
h. Any obher unualal acbivitg or condition, h Any obher umuatal acbivitg or condition, hotaorolegienl, asbronduionl, or motcorologianl. astronouionl
otherwise, which might sooount for the sighbing:
3. Interception or identifisation acbion bakon (men adbion mny be token Whone-or
feasiblo, ccmplying with atisting aly dafense diresbives:
J. Deeabion, approdimate-altstede, and general divaution or Alight of any alr
tratfle in the area at tdne of uighbing:
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k Position title and ccmments of the proparing officar, inclnding his preliminary
analysls of the pouaible sause of the cighting(s). (5oe Para i7, AFk 2og-2):
L. Phkabeose of phyalead eidarce, sianalariale
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AFR 200-2/EAFB Sup 1
EAFB SUPPLEMENT 1 HEADQUARTERS, ENGLAND AIR FORCE BASE
TO AFR 200-2 Louisiana, 29 January 1960
Intelligence
AFR 200-2, 14 September 1959, is supplemented as follows:
collating, and reporting all information and evidence of UFo sightings.
All reports of UFo's in the vicinity of England Air Force Base will be Ley Ol Mgiard will oe
prepared by the Wing Intelligence Officer; no other person or activity prepared by the Wing Intelligence Officer; no oth or activity
will attempt to report on this subject. All information regarding will attempt to report on this subject. this
subject received by any other person or activity at England Air Force
Base will be immediately referred to the Wing Intelligence Officer,
Extension 327 or 536, during normal duty hours. During non-duty hours,
the Staff Duty Officer, Extension 258, L15, will be notified; he in turn the Staff Duty Officer, Extension 258, L15, will be notified; he in turn
will contact a representative of the Wing Intelligence Office. will contact a representative of the Wing Intelligence Office.
Lib, The Wing Intelligence Officer, Lib, I The Wing Intelligence Officer, or his appointed representative, or his
is the only person authorized to conduct investigations the
vicinity of England rce Base.
9.l. In response to local inquires resulting from
in the vicinity of England Air Force Base, information regarding a
sighting may be released to the press or the general public by the Base
Information Officer in the name of the commander, only if it has been
press or news release, the Information Officer will coordinate the
release with the Wing Intelligence Officer.
11.1. No individual assigned to England Air Force Base will conduct
interviews, briefings, or private discussions on Uro's in the name of the
air force. All such requests from private individuals or organizations will
be referred to the Wing Intelligence Officer, who will take all necessary
action required.
FOR THE COMMANDER: FOR. THE COMMANDER:
Letarbelo Letabel
L.C. TARBELL
Major, USAF
Director of Administration
OPI TFW/OI
DISTRIBUTION: S
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15 - 30 APRIL 1960 SIGHTINGS
DATE LOCATION OBSERVER EVALUATION
Between Warren & Tolede, Ohie Other (REFLECTION)
S9 New Mexice - Texas Area Astre (METEOR)
Oleax, New York Other (BIRDS)
Bitburg,AB, Germaay Military Astro (METEOR)
Richards, Gebaur AB, Missouri UNIDENTIFIED
Dayten, Ohie Astro METEOR
'19 NW of Azores Islanda Military yNerway) Astro (METEOR)
'21 Guantaaame Bay, Cuba (PHOTO) Other (REFLECTION)
-22 Orleaxs, France Astro (METEOR)
25 Mandiaga, Paxama Astrs (METEOR)
'25 Shelby, Mentana( UNIDENTIFIED
127 Duluth, Minneseta Balloen
28 28 Cincianati, Ohi Cincinati, Oais Other SacrIoN7 CTION)
28 28 Smithville, Teanessee Smithville, Teanessee Aircraft'
ADDITIONAL REPORTED SIGHTINGS (NOT CASIS)
DATE DATE LOCATION SOURCE SOURCE EVALUATION
15 Mt Prospect, New Hampshire Mt Prospect, New Hampshire Newsclipping
19 Coarod, Montaxa Newaclipping Newsclipping
20 Big Bend, Wiscensia Sumary - Fireball Reparts Sumary - Fireball Reparta
25 Plymouth, New Hampshire Newsclipping
28 West Thronton, New Hampshire Newsclipping
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PHOT0 # 3 PHOTO # 3
FOINT #2
Distance frcn Point # 1 is approximately 17 feet
Paint samples were removed from this point