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11. COMMENTS

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ATTN OF:

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HEADQUARTERS
TYNDALL AIR BASE
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4754th AIR BASE GROUP (ADC)
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE, FLORIDA

ABDO 20 December 1950
Report on Unidentified Flying Object (U FO)

pace Technical Intelligence Center (AFCIN) 4&2X
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio

1. In accordance with AFR 200-2, paragraph 15, dated 14 Septei nber 1959,
the following Flying Object Report is submitted:

a. Description of the object:
(1) Shape - slightly elliptical.
(2) Size of a grapefruit.
(3) Color - Similar toa star but very bright.
(4) Number - 1
(5) Formation - N/A

(G6) Discernible features: Object was traveling on a steady course
and appeared to weave slightly.

(7) Tail or Trail: Non observed.
8) Unusual Features: Object seemed to stop and move in spurts,
b. Description of Course of Object:

1} When I first noticed the UFO at 1845 hours, 19 December I: 30

at Canchart Housing, Tyndall AFB, Florida, azimuth 315°, it seemed to

be stooping and moving in spurts. I obsepyed it for a while to make sure
it was not an aircraft. I called — Pilot)
and MSG egies y to look at it. I tried to call Capi: =z.
i fey (Director of Operations) but he was not at home. The Base

Weather Station was notified.

(2) Angle or elevation and azimuth of object: I first noticed the
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(3) Angle and azimuth of object seem 2d to disappear on an
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approximate heading of loo~.

(4) Description of flight path and maneuvers of object: The object
traveled from northwest to southeast and was very high. It appeared like
a bright star moving in spurts and zig zagging slizhtly. It seemed to be

brighter than any object in the sky.

(5) Manner in which object disappeared: Faded out of the south-
east at 1200 hours.

(6) Length of time object was visible: 15 minutes.
c. Method used in Observation:

4) Ground - visual.

(2) Optical Aid: Telescope.

(3) Aircraft used: N/A.
d. Time and date of sighting: 1845hours, 19 Dec 99

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Light condition: night.
e. location of Observer: Capehart Housing, Tyndall AD, Florida

f. Identifying information on observer:

(1) Civilian - N/A.

(2) Military: MSG ans, i:

Section), Tyndall AFB, Flori da,

a) Teather and wind conditions:

29 This UFO has been appearing nig itly between t yuurs of 1800-2060 o
16, 17, 18 and 19 December 1959,

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3. This report was submitted to me by ViSC grrr: 7 « « ARP

Gp (Training Section), Tyndall AFB, Florida.

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Captain, USAF Diagram

Director of Operations

HEADQUARTERS |
TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE |

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4756th AIR BASE GROUP (ADC) '
UNITED STATES A!IR FORCE
TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE, FLORIDA |

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ATTN of: ABDO Lo Dec |

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lL. In accordance with AFR 200-2, paragraph 15, dated 14 September
1859, the following Flying Object Report is submitted:

a. Description of the object:
(1) Shape - slightly elliptical.
(2) Baseball - larger than evening star.
(3) Color - similar to star, but very bright.
(4) Number - 1
(5) Formation - N/A

(6) Discernible features; Object was traveling on a steady course,
weaving slightly,

(7) Tail or Trail: None observed,

(3) Unusual Features: The object seemed to stop and move in

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b. Description of Course of Object:

(i) When I first noticed the UFO at 1835 hours, 16 December 1289,
at Capehart Housing, Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, azimuth 315°. ii
seemed to be stopping and moving in spurts. I observed it for a whileto |
make sure it want not an aircraft, I called my family, M/SCT Qa |
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at it. I tried to call Captain ee of Operations) |

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buf he was not home. I called the Base Weather Station and talted to
A/3C King. He noticed the UFO.

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(2) Angle or elevation and azimuth of object: I first noticed t}
object coming on an azimuth of 315°.

(3) Angle and azimuth of object seemed to disappear on an
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approximate heading of 135°,

(+) Description of flight path and maneuvers of object: The

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traveled from northwest to southeast.
(5) Manner in which object disappeared: [t faded ovt.
(5) Length of time object was visible: 10 or 12 minutes,
c. Method used in observation:
(il) Ground - visual.

(2) Optical Aid: Telescope but could not get a good view as it
was moving too fast.

(3) Aircraft used: N/A.
Time and Date of Sighting:
(1) 1835 hours, 16 December 1960.

(2) Light conditions: Night.

Location of observer: Capehart Housing, Tyndall AFB, Florida.

Identifying information on observer:

(1) Civilian - N/A.

Military: MSGT ¢qgege 4756 AB Gp (Training

section), Tyndall AFB, Florida,
g, ,veather and Wind; Aloft conditions:
(1) Fair and clear.
Additional remarks:
a. The UFO was also seen at 1830 hours, 17

ns and my daushter, I told the
going to the show.

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b. At 1930 hours, 18 December 1960, I spotted the UFO, I called
MSC QR, and family, also my family. I phoned tha Base
Weather Station and they also noticed it. I called ot) =

Gi 2d he also noticedit. The UFO seen tonight was similar
to the above report. J noticed it for lo minutes.

¢. Special Visual Aid; I looked at the UFO with a telescope
(approximately 30 power) and it appeared as a very bright star with
a motion like the letter Z. It hada color similar to a diamond when
moved in the sunlight. It could also be compared with a Christmas
sparkler when waved back and forth.

d, Consolidated Reports: Judging from the information gathered,

the UFO's seen on the 16, 17 and 18 December could be considered as
one report with the exception of the time and dates.

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Director of Operations

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