PROJECT BLUE BOOK

1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
1d 13 Dec 60 Seminole, Texas Was Balloon
0 Prabably Bolloon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Possibly Bolloon
Local 0157, 0249, 0407 Gmund-Visual Ground-Visual Ground-Rodor Ground-Rodor 0 Was Aicraft Was Ancraft
000 0 Probably Aireroft Probably Aircrof
GMT 07573, 0349Z 10072 GMT 07573. 084.9Z 10072 AirVisual Air-Intercept Rador Air-lntercept Rador 0 Possibly Àircralt Possibly Àircralt
5. 5. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE n Was Astronomical Was Astronomieal
Yes D D Probably Astronomical
C No military and civilian military and civilian 0 0 Possibly Astronomical PossiblyAstronomical
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OSJECTS 9. COURSE oX CX Other Prob rotating beadon
D 0 Insufficient Data for Evaluation Insufiicient Data for Evaluation
3 min one one D Unknown
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. 11. COMMENTS COMMENTS
Brilliant yellowish orange, round, size of A tean of investigators went to the scend
half dollar. Object appears like a rotating of the sightings and were able to view tike
beacon and rotates at about 60 cycles a min object reported. 3 days after the sightirg
casting a very brilliant beem. Seen 2-3 above a T-33
horizon. Disappeared instantaneously. rotating ; beacon mounted on a 50 ft pole,
which had the same characteristies as that
of the object. Weather at time of sightirg
was: lo0-200 ft ceiling with l/2 mile
visibility. It ossible that this was
the first time witness saw light under
these conditions. Therefore, it is proballe
that object was rotating beacon.
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)

Re2s2 AF0, TAS
Lubbock, T2x.a5 Phune
WeaTHer ON WeaIHer ON 16 DeC DeC - Very Very CLEAr 1t2 1t2is
old oik Freld old oit Freld
How LoNg
Pole-
i ONIgINAL
CIULIANS WOrk FOr OI CO. ANd wrER1N NONNg Trucks
PaTches OF Ground FOC +LighT SNOW
.

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16 Dec 60,
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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD i
12. CONCLUSIONS
. DATE 2.LOCATION 0 Was Balloon
13 Dec 60 0 Probably Balloon
1d-1 0 Possibly Bulloon
DATE-TIME GROUP a. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Was Ancraft
3. Ground-Visual Ground-Visual Ground-Rodar Ground-Rodar 00 0 Probably Aircraft Probably Aircraft
Local 157, 0249, 0407 Local 0157, 0249, 0407 0 Possibly Aircralt
0 AirVisual AirVi sual Air-Intercept Rador Air-Intercop Rador Was Astronomical
GMT 0757Z, 0349Z. 10072 GMT 0757Z 0349Z 10072 SOURCE 0 D Probably Astronomicol
5. PHOTOS 6. Possibly Astronomical Possibly Astronomicai
O Yes Yes military and civilian 0 Prob rotating beadon Prob rotating beadon
C. No 9. COURSE CX Other Insufiicient Data for Evaluation
LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OSJECTS NUMBER OF OSJECTS D D Unknown
7. D
3 min one one
11. COMMENTS |11. COMMENTS
T0. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING A tean of investigators went to the scend investigators went to the scend
Brilliant yellowish orange, round, size of of the sightings and were able to view tile
half dollar. Object appears like a rotating object reported. 3 days after the sightirg
beacon and rotates at about 60 cycles a min flew over the area and saw a
casting a very brilliant beem. Seen 2-3 above a T-33 a/c
rotating beacon mounted on a 5o ft pole,
horizon, Disappeared instantaneously. which had the same characteristies as thalt
of the object. Weather at time of sighting
was: l00-200 ft ceiling with l/2 mile
visibility. It is possible that this was
the first time witness saw light under
these conditions. Therefore, it is probable
that object was rotating beacon.
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52) .
.
.

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UNCLAS WOP-IO2M ATTN HQ USAF (AFCIN) (SAFIS)
REFERENCE UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT INVESTIGATION BEING REFERENCE UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT INVESTIGATION BEING
CONDUCTED BY REESE AFB IN THE AREA OF SEMINOLE, TEXAS. THIS
REPORT IS SUBMITTED AS SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION TO REPORTS REPORT IS SUBMITTED AS SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION TO REPORTS
SUBMITTED BY REESE AFB. REPORT IS IN FOUR (4) PARTS.
PART I WEBB PART I WEBB AFB WAS CALLED UPON TO ASSIST REESE AFB WITH AFB WAS CALLED UPON TO ASSIST REESE E AFB WITH
PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT ON THE NIGHT OF 14 AND 15 DECEMBER
19S0. NO SIGHTINGS WERE MADE BY WEBB AFB PERSONNEL THIS NIGHT.
IN A COMPOSITE OF INTERVIEWS MADE BY WEBB INVESTIGATING TEAM
MEMBERS, THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS WERE MADE FREQUENTLY BY
T

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PEOPLE WHO HAD ALLEGEDLY WITNESSED A UFO.
A. IT HAS APPEARED REGULARLY IN BOTH CLEAR AND CLOUDY
WEATHER AND HAS EVEN BEEN NOTICED ON ONE OCCASION WHEN A
THUNDERSTORM WAS IN THE GENERAL AREA. TIMES THUNDERSTORM WAS IN THE GENERAL AREA. TIMES OF THE SIGHTINGS OF THE SIGHTINGS
HAVE VARIED FROM 1800 TO 0430 HOURS. HAVE VARIED FROM 1800 TO 0430 HOURS.
B. THE MOST IMPRESSIVE FEATURE MENTIONED ARE BRIGHT
SHINING LIGHTS WHICH HAVE BEEN DESCRIBED AS A ROTATIONAL
BEACON OR A NUMBER OF STROBE LIGHTS HOOKED UP IN SEQUENCE BEACON OR A NUMBER OF STROBE LIGHTS HOOKED UP IN SEQUENCE
AROUND THE OBJECT. PERSONNEL REPORTING SIGHTINGS OF LESS
THAN ONE HALF (1/2) MILE DISTANCE HAVE ALSO REPORTED SMALL
RED AND GREEN LIGHTS.
C. NO NOISE HAS BEEN REPORTED. HAPPeNEd To OND Truck-
_D. ONE EFFECT MENTIONED IS THAT COMMERCIAL AS WELL 6-7 TrucKSA11 HAve
AS SHORTWAVE RADIOS LOSE ALL SOUND, AND TELEVISION INTER-RAdIOS
FERENCE IS EXPERIENCED WHEN THE OBJECT IS IN THE AREA.
PART II. THE PEOPLE IN THIS AREA HAVE NO DESIRE FOR PUBLICITY
AND HAVE BECONE SO CASUAL ABOUT THE SIGHTINGS AS TO REFER
TO THE OBJECT IN TERMS OF "HE, HIM, AND IT". THEY ALSO
EXPRESS A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF APPREHENSION AND A GREAT DEAL EXPRESS A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF APPREHENSION AND A GREAT DEAL
OF CURIOSITY. THEY WELCOMED THE PRESENCE THE PRESENCE AIR FORCE FORCE

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UNCLASSIFIED MESSAGE
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PART III. THE CONCLUSION OF THIS TEAM OF INVESTIGATORS IS
THAT THE PEOPLE IN THE SEMINOLE AREA, AND THE THREE(3)
AIR FORCE OFFICERS FROM REESE AFB MAKING SIGHTINGS ON THE
NIGHT OF 13 AND 14 DEC 60, HAVE SEEN OBJECTS WHICH THEY NIGHT OF 13 AND 14 DEC 60, HAVE SEEN OBJECTS WHICH I THEY
HAVE NEVER SEEN OR KNOWN FROM PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE.
PART IV. PREPARING OFFICER: ROGER N. ANDERSON, CAPTIAN, PART T IV. PREPARING ANDERSON, CAPTIAN,
USAF, OPERATIONS PLANS OFFICER, WING OPERATIONS, 3560TH USAF.
PILOT TRAINING WING, WEBB AFB, TEXAS.
BT
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440Ec60 11007
ATIC 1950 D23 21 041 4E2CUFO) 26
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MM RJEDSO
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MM RJWFAL RJEDSO RJEZHQ CEC
DE RJWFJN'6 7 1
12
M 2022352 ZEX M 2022352 ZEX
FM COMDR 3SZA PTW REESE AFB TEXAS FM COMDR 3S2A PTW REESE AFB TEXAS 2666 alte
TO RJWFAL/ADC ENT AFE COLO TO RJWFAL/ADC ENT AFB COLO
RJEDSQYATIC WPAFE OHIO RJEDSQ/ATIC WPAFE OHIO
RJEZNO/COFS USAF WASH D C
BT
NUNCLAS OAISEN.
UFOB (FOR AFCIN & SAFIS HD USAF). INITIAL REPORT SUBMITTED BY
TELEPHONE TO ATIC WPAFE, OHIO, 13 DEC 196
A. DESCRIPTION OF THE OBJECT:
1. SHAPE: ROUND D OEJECT
2. SIZE OF HALF DOLLAR
3. BRILLIANT YELLOWISH ORANGE
4 ONE
5. N/A
5. S. NONE NONE
m

PAGF TWO RJWFJN'6
7.NONE
NONE
>. OBJECT APPEARS LIKE A ROTATING BEACON AND ROTATES
CASTING A VERY ERILLIANT BFAM. 3
B. DESCRIPTION OF COURSE:
1. BRILLIANT LIGAT BRILLIANT LIGHT
2. 2-3 DEGREES ABOVE HORIZON 2. 2-3 DEGREES ABOVE HORIZON )
3.2-5 DEGREES ABOVE NORIZON 3. 2-3 DEGREES ABOVE NORIZON
4 NONE - STAYED IN SAME NONE - STAYED IN SAME AREA O
4.
5. INSTANTANEOUSLY - DISAPPEARED 0
6. 3 MINUTES
C. MANER OF OBSERVATION: .
GROUND-VISUAL
2. NONE - NAKED EYE
3. N/A
D. TINE AND DATE OF SIGHTINGS:
/13 DEC 68 - 24.7/13 DEC S%
3
2. 2. NIGH NIGH
E. LOCATION: MILES SOUTHWEST OF SEMINOLE, TEXAS MILES SOUTHWEST OF SEMINOLE, TEXAS
F. I F. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION V ON ON OBSERVERS: OBSERVERS:

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ACTION: CIN-14
INFO : 00P-2, SAFS-3, OOP-CP-1 (21)
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DE RJWFDS 16
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FM WEBB AFB TEX
TO RJWFAL/ADC ENT AFB COLO
RJEZSG/AIR TECH INTELLIGENCE CENTER WRIGHT PATT AFB OHIO
RJEZHQ/HQ USAF WASHINGTON 25 DC RJEZHQ/HQ USAF WASHINGTON 25 DC
RJEZHQ/SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE RJEZHQ/SECRETARY Y OF THE AIR FORCE WASH 25 DC WASH 25 DC
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1. AGE 25, IST LT USAF, H2 3502TH
PILOT TNG WG, REI AFE, TI - RELIABLE
20 CAPTAIN, HO, REESE
AFB, TEY, AGE 37 - RFLIABLE (
.
3. CAPTAIN PI WEATHER GROUP 1
REESE REESE AFB, TEXAS, AGE 36
4. D, AGE 35, AND TRANSPORT TRANSPORT
SERVICE, SEMINOLE, TEXAS - RELIABLE
5. AGE 36, HIGHNAY PATROL, SEMINOLE,
TEXAS - RELIABLE
AGE 2 TEYAS
RELIABLE
7. AGE SEMINOLE, TEYAS
RELIAELE
G. WEATHER AND WINDS
CEILING, VISIEILITY 1/2 MILE. SURFACE
WINDS NORT IBASTERLY 1: KNOTS, TEMPERATURE 28 DEGREES.
WONE
I. N/A
J. UNKNOWN

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K. PREPARING OFFICIALS: ASSISTANT BASE OPERATIONS OFFICER,
REESE AFB, TEX. A TEAM OF INVESTIGATORS WERE DISPATCIED TO THF
SCENE OF THE SCENE OF THE SIGATINGS. THEIR REPORTS COINCIDED TO A DEGREE SIGATINGS. -
WITH TME SIGHTINGS BY
(
17SIC, ARRIVING AT THESITE I7SC. AT 1EMC THE OBJECT 17BIC, ARRIVING AT THESITE I7SSC. AT 18MC THE OBJECT MAS
OBSERVED AND WAS DETERMINED TO BE A ROTATING OESERVED AND WAS DETERMINED TO BE A ROTATING BEACON ON TOP A
SE FT. POLE. IT POSSESSED THE SAME COLOR AS INDICATED ABOVE.
ITS ROTATIONAL CHARACTFRISTICS WERE 6 CYCLES PER MINUTE. IT IS
BELIEVED THAT THIS WAS TAF OSJECT. T THE MOVENENT OF THE OBJECT
CAN EF CONTRIBUTED TO PHOTOKINESIS.
EF
23/23 1Z DEC RJWFJN

Re252 AFB, TL4AS
Lubbock, T2x.25 Phune-
WeaiHer ON WeaiHer ON 16 Dec Very Very CLEAR 1it2 CLEAr 1t2
old oik Freld
How LoNg HAs loghT bien on
Pole-
OrIgINAL
CIUlIANS Noring Trucks
PaTches SNOw

sant, Capt Hally
16 Dee bo, and the pilt rightd a wotetng beacn
pol, the beatin had all
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STAFF MESSAGE DIVISION
UNCLASSIFIED MESSAGE
INCO
AF IN : 20873 (16 Dec 60) Page 2 of 4
UNCLAS WOP-IO2M ATTN HQ USAF (AFCIN) (SAFIS)
REFERENCE UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT INVESTIGATION BEING REFERENCE UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT INVESTIGATION BEING
CONDUCTED BY REESE AFB IN THE AREA OF SEMINOLE, TEXAS. THIS
REPORT IS SUBMITTED AS SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION TO REPORTS
SUBMITTED BY REESE AFB. REPORT IS IN FOUR (4) PARTS. SUBMITTED BY REESE AFB. REPORT IS IN FOUR (4) PARTS.
PART I WEBB AFB WAS CALLED UPON TO ASSIST REESE AFB WITH PART I WEBB AFB WAS CALLED UPON TO ASSIST REESE AFB WITH
PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT ON THE NIGHT OF 14 AND 15 DECEMBER
1960. NO SIGHTINGS WERE MADE BY WEBB AFB PERSONNEL THIS NIGHT.
IN A COMPOSITE OF INTERVIEWS MADE BY WEBB INVESTIGATING TEAM
MEMBERS, THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS WERE MADE FREQUENTLY BY
?

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UNCLASSIFIED MESSAGE ING
INCO
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PEOPLE WHO HAD ALLEGEDLY WITNESSED A UFO.
A. IT HAS APPEARED REGULARLY IN BOTH CLEAR AND CLOUDY
WEATHER AND HAS EVEN BEEN NOTICED ON ONE OCCASION WHEN A
THUNDERSTORM WAS IN THE GENERAL AREA. TIMES OF THE SIGHTINGS
HAVE VARIED FROM 1800 TO 0430 HOURS. HAVE VARIED FROM 1800 TO 0430 HOURS.
B. THE MOST IMPRESSIVE FEATURE MENTIONED ARE BRIGHT
SHINING LIGHTS WHICH HAVE BEEN DESCRIBED AS A ROTATIONAL
BEACON OR A NUMBER OF STROBE LIGHTS HOOKED UP IN SEQUENCE BEACON OR NUMBER
AROUND THE OBJECT. PERSONNEL REPORTING SIGHTINGS OF LESS SIGHTINGS OF LESS
THAN ONE HALF (1/2) MILE E DISTANCE HAVE ALSO REPORTED SMALL
RED AND GREEN LIGHTS.
C. NO NOISE HAS BEEN REPORTED. HApPeNEd To ON Truck-
D. ONE EFFECT MENTIONED IS THAT COMMERCIAL AS_WELL
AS SHORTWAVE RADIOS LOSE ALL SOUND, AND TELEVISION INTER-RAdIOS
FERENCE IS EXPERIENCED WHEN THE OBJECT IS IN THE AREA.
PART II. THE PEOPLE IN THIS AREA HAVE NO DESIRE FOR PUBLICITY
AND HAVE BECOME SO CASUAL ABOUT THE SIGHTINGS AS TO REFER
TO THE OBJECT IN TERMS OF "HE, HIM, AND IT". THEY ALSO TO THE OBJECT IN TERMS OF "HE, HIM, AND IT". THEY ALSO
EXPRESS A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF APPREHENSION AND A GREAT DEAL I DEAL
OF CURIOSITY. THEY WELCOMED THE OF CURIOSITY. THEY WELC COMED THE PRESENCE PRESENCE OF AIR FORCE OF AIR FORCE
1

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UNCLASSIFIED MESSAGE
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PAGE THREE RJWFDS 16
REPRESENTATIVES IN INVESTIGATING THE SITUATION. -
PART III. THE CONCLUSION OF THIS TEAM OF INVESTIGATORS IS
THAT THE PEOPLE IN THE SEMINOLE AREA, AND THE THREE(3)
AIR FORCE OFFICERS FROM REESE AFB MAKING SIGHTINGS ON THE AIR FORCE OFFICERS FROM REESE AFB MAKING SIGHTINGS ON THE
NIGHT OF 13 AND 14 DEC 60, HAVE SEEN OBJECTS WHICH THEY
HAVE NEVER SEEN OR KNOWN FROM PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE.
PART IV. PREPARING OFFICER: ROGER N. ANDERSON, CAPTIAN, PART I IV. PREPARING OFFICER: ROGER N. ANDERSON, CAPTIAN,
USAF, OPERATIONS PLANS OFFICER, WING G OPERATIONS, 3560TH
PILOT TRAINING GWING, WEBB AFB, TEXAS.
BT
15/2225Z DEC RJWFDS

RECEIVED
49ec60 11007
CZOSODIEN PAEIC 190 D03 21 04 4E2CUFO) 26
MM RJEDSO
2DK
MM RJWFAL RJEDSQ EJEZHQ 34x2A
DE RJWFJN 6 7
1
M 242235Z ZEX
FM COMDR 35ZA PTW REESE FM COMDR 3SZA PTW REESH AFB TEXAS AFB TEXAS aite
TO RJWFAL/ADC ENT AFB COLO TO RJOFAL/ADC C ENT AFB COLO
RJEDSO/ATIC WPAFE RJEDSO/ATIC WPAFH ONIO ONIO
RJEZNO/COFS USAF RJEZHO/COFS USAF WASH D C
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NUNCLAS OAISEN.
UFOB (FOR AFCIN & SAFIS HO USAF). INITIAL REPORT SUEMITTED BY
TELEPHONE TO ATIC WPAFE, OHIO, 1S DEC 195
A. DESCRIPTION OF THE OBJECT:
1. SHAPE: ROUND OEJECT
2. SIZE OF HALF D DOLLAR
3. BRILLIANT YELLOWISH ORANGE
4. ONE
5. 5. NZA
S. NONE

PAGE TWO RJWFJN-6
7. NONE
HONE
> OBJECT APPEARS LIKE A ROTATING BEACON AND ROTATES
AT ABOUT 6 CYCLES A MINUTE CASTING A VERY BRILLIANT EFAM. 9
B. DESCRIPTION OF COURSE: DESCRIPTION OF COURSE:
9 ^
1. BRILLIANT LIGAT
2. 2. 2-3 DEGREES ABOVE HORIZON
3. 2-3 DEGREES ABOVE NORIZON
4. NONE - STAYED IN SAME NONE - STAYED IN SAME AREA .
5. INSTANTANEOUSLY - DISAPPEARED 0
6. 3 MINUTES
C. MANER OF OBSERVATION: .
1. GROUND-VISUAL .
2. NONE - NAKED EYE
3. N/A
D. TIME AND DATE OF SIGHTINGS: .
6-2 22490/13 DEC 62 - 64.7/13 DEC 6".
1. 11570/13 DEC @
2. 2. NIGO NiGH
E. E. LOCATION: A LOCATION: S MILES SCUTHWEST OF MILES SOUTHWEST OF SEMINOLE, TEXAS SEMINOLE, TEXAS
F. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION ON IDENTIFYING I INFORMATION ON OBSERVERS: OBSERVERS:
11
1

AGE 25, IST LT USAF, H 35OCTH
2. CAPTAIN, H,, CAPTAIN, HD, L, REESE REESE
AFB, TEY, AGE 32 - RELIABLE AFB, TEY, AGE 32 - RELIABLE
. CAPTAI I WEATHER GROUP I WEATHER CROUP
REESE AFH, TEXAS, AGE 36 - RELIAELE REESE AFR, TEXAS, AGE -RELIABLE
4 . AND TRANSPORT AND TRANSPORT
SERVICE, JEMINOLE, 1 TEXAS - RELIABLE
5. AGE 36, YAS HIGHWAY PATROL, SFMINOLE,
TEXAS RELIABLE
S. AGE TEYAS
RELIABLE
7. AGE 33, SEMINOLE, TEYAS
RELIABLE
G. WEATHER AND WINDS
1. 1AC-2A FOOT CEILING, VISIBILITY 1/2 1. 1.C-2A FOOT CEILING, VISIBILITY 1/2 MILE. SURFACE MILE. SURFACE
WINDS NORT IEASTERLY 1: KNOTS, TENPERATURE WIND3 NORT IEASTERLY 1: KNOTS, TENPERATURE 38 38 DEGREFS. DEGREES.
H NOME NOME
1. L. N/A
j. UNKNOWN

MPYRPOTPE mm
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K. PREPARING OFFICIALS: ASSISTANT BASE OPERATIONS OFFICER,
REESE AFS, TEY. A TEAM OF INVESTIGATORS WERE DISPATCHED TO THF
REPORTS COINCIDED TO A DEGREE
WITH TAE SIGHTINGS BY TAE CIVILIANS NEAR THE SITE. HOWEVER,
A T-SS- AIRGRAFT WAS DISPATCHED FROM REESE AFB, 16 DEC. '6, A T-SS AIRGRAFT WAS DISPATCHED FROM REESE AFB, 16 DEC. '6, -
17SIC, ARRIVING AT THESITE 17SSC. AT 18OVC THF OBJECT I7SIC, AARIVING AT TRESITE 17S8C. AT 18OC THE OBJECT
OESERVED AND WAS DETERMINED T VAS VAS
OBSERVED AND WAS DETERMINED TO BE A ROTATING TO BE A ROTATING BEACON ON TOP A BEACON ON TOP A
S FT. POLE. I IT POSSESSED THE 5 SAME COLOR AS INDICATED ABOVE.
ITS ROTATIONAL CHARACTFRISTICS WERE 6 CYCLES PER MINUTE. IT IS
BELIEVED THAT THIS WAS THF OEJECT. THE MOVENENT OF THE OBJECT
TO PAOTOKINESIS.
ET N
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