PROJECT BLUE BOOK

1. DATI ·T.M. ∴ROU. I. DATi·T.M. ROU. 2. LOCATION 2. LOCATION
25 June 26/0:407 26/0:40Z Houston, Texax houston, Texax
3. URCL 3. WOURCL 10. CONCLUSION
Civilian INSUFFICIENT DATA FOR EVALUATION
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
One
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
20-30 Seconds
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION SEE CASE
Ground-Visual
7. COURSE
Stationary
8. PHOTOS
0 Yes
XXNo
2. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
i7 Yos
XX No
FORM
FTD S1P 43 0.329 (TDE) Prayio tittone of thie fore

8. Tine of sighting yas 2130 houra- to e00 hours on
seventeeath (17), and twenty-first_(21)of June 1952.  Object was observed Ior
period of thtro (3o) round in one area and then depart-
ed to the Bast.
7. Objeet was reported to have been seen appro. oximately one (1) mile North
of the hospital at an estimeted altitude of six-bundred (600eet. There was
no other air traffie reported by the observer.
VERLIN R. HARMON
2nd Lt., USAF
w/3inclo(1.3) Acting Wing Intelligenee Officer
Wing Training g & Operations Bection
ATISDIL Lowry Air Force Ea3e, Colorade
3 INCLS 6e ang 5
1 - Observer's Siat ement DOWNGRADED AT
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To: COMMANDING GENERAL
Teehnical Training Air Force
Gulfporty: Mississippi UN SIFIED
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IT MAY NOT BE REPRODU M PART BE-OTHER THAN.UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES. EXCEPT BY PERMISSION Of THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF,
SECURITY, INFORMATI

it resppeared about the same time but it was visible only
for a shert time - still North of the Hospital."
When asked how far he believed the object to be from Denver
he stated: ."Over the eity limita - it looked like it might
bo direetly ov - about a nile from here."
Weath dark
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IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY OTHER THAN UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OFTHE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF.
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AIR INTELLIG TN REPORT
FHOM (lgeney) Wing Intalliganse, REPURT NO
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no planes were Bky"
Mational Jewish Hespital
5800 East Colfax Avere
Douver, Colerado

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IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE DR IN PART. BY OTHER THAN UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
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Denver, Colo.
6-22-52
AP1SOOOS
Editor,
a Denver Fost
Denver, Colo.
Dear Sir:
I am a patiert at the National Jewish Hospital, 3eoo E.Colfax
Ave., On Honday & Tuesday nights, June 16-17 and azain last night 621,
I saw the so called "Flying Saucers" between 9.30 F1& 10.00 P.M.,
North of the Hosp. There may have been more but only one was visible
at a time. They resembled the front portion and wings of model
plane all lighted visible. It traveled at a
miles per hour. And, except for
its speed, the gyration that of a butterfly, very ir-
and our charge nurse, Miss
pass this on to you for what ev interest it may have.
S
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UNELASSIFIED
THE DENVER FOST
ME1S0003
June 24, 1952
Lir. lir.
National Jewish dospital
3e0o sast Colfax Avenue 3e0o zast Colfax avenue
Denver, Colorado
Dear
Thank you for writing us about the "flying
saucers."
e are sending your letter to deneral John
Sprague at Lowry Air Field for the information of
Army Intel. gence.
Sincerely,
.

..
/s/ George h. Laford
Nat. Jewish Hosp.,
3800 s. Colfax Ave, BHISSAL
Denver, Colo.
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DE JWPOW 14 -
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FM 34ISTH TECH TNG WG LOWRY AFB COLO
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SUBM OBSR TL JEWISH HOSP 380 E COLFAX AVE DENVER
COLO SIZE EIGHT OR NINE FT BY TWO OR THREE FT COLOR YELLOW-WHITE ONE
SIGHTED PRPLN SYS UNKNOWN SPEED SEVEN TO EIGHT HUNDRED MPH IRREGULAR
FLT STAYED IN SAME AREA NO SOUND LEFT FOR E GRADUAL DISAPPEARANCE
TIME TWENTY-ONE THIRTY TO TWENTY-TWO HUNDRED HRS ON SIXTEENTH AND
SEVENTEENTH JUNE AND ON TNENTY-ONE JUNE LENGHTH OF TIME OBSD THIRTY i
MINUTES OBJ WAS VIEWED FR BALCONY OF HOSP OBJ LOCATED ONE MILE N OF
MOSP AT SIX HUNDRED FT ALT WEA COND CLR NO OTHER AIR TRAFFIC:REPT.
BY OBSR THIS HQ HAS NO OF LTR WILL FOLLOW
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Htauston, Texas 25.Finelo
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FTD (TDETR)/
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433
15 August 1966
Houston, Texas 77045
Reference your unidentified observation of 25 June 1966.
The information which we have received is not sufficient
for evaluation. Request you complete the attached FTD
GO E BEEIO 8177 Form ló4 and return it provided.
p e oe
We vish -
the Air Force.
Sincerely,
WECTOR QU MECTOR QUL IILA, Jr, Major, USAF ILA, Jr, Major, USAF
Chief, Pro Chief, Pre lue Book Lue Book
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The weather that ni ht was fairly cala and v r There was
no anslnes ru
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determined.
2. Tha objeet wae first sichted at : hours ained
under observatien for le as than a minute.
The oojeet.ms observed visually the gr.und. He had no
5. s/3gt gonaidered te be a eliable and intelligent individual by his
Squadron Comnander and immediate supervisors, 3gt has seven years serviee in
. He Was also an airoraft maiatenance
the aiehting.
5
I was not feasible at the
tine.
sighting.

Major, USAP
Direotor of Iatelligence
6th Bomb Aing, Heavy
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FORT WORTH. TEXAS
UNCLASSIFIED
IDO 21 July 1952
SUBJECT: Flying Object Reports
THRU: Director of Intelligence
Strategic Air Command
Offutt Air Force Base
Nebraska
TO: Chief
Air Technieal Intelligence Center
ATTENTION: ATIAA-2c
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton, Ohio
Attached are three AF Forms ll2, Air Intelligence Information Attached are three AF Forms ll2, Air Intelligence Information
Reports, in compliunce with Air Force Lett Reports, in compli unce wi th Ai Lette er 200-5, dated 29 April
1952.
3 Incls Incls SHITH SHITH
as stated Lt. Colonel, USAF
Acting Director of Intelligence
DOWNGRADED AT 3
DECLASSIFIED APTER 1
DOD DTR B2OO.1G IVALS
UNCLASSIFIED

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United States IR-52-52
FLYCBRPT UNCLASSIFIED
Haded
Reewell, Now 6th B g, Heavy, Iatel rence
*t
7 Jaly 1952 16 June 1952 3-3
Capt George L. Colby, Chief Reparting Unit . s/3gt
n/A
A group of mnd atifed aeriale ebjeets was sighted at 2030 hours HST cn 16 Jun 52
aboub l mile south of Walker AFB, Reawell, Now Mexieo. The objects were of a grayiah
hue in eelor altitude. above the terrain wae about 5,000 Leet. The
objeets traveled is seneral Southwes rthwest line
frem  point. about-Bl1 AFB until they disappeared from sight
several ailes noeth:of 3 ween 500
and 600 miles
mhis si ghting i kinllar to those reported in the press and other publicationa.
shdrt. paried of tine, the reliabiLity to
prebability of the sighting

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AT ALL TIMES THE OBJECT
COULD BE DETERMINED.
2.1 THE OBJECT WAS FIRST SIGHTED AT 2030 HOURS MSG 16 JUNE 52 AND
REMAINED UNDER OBSERVATION FOR LESS THAN A MINUTE.
. THE OBJECT WAS OBSERVED VISUALLY FROM THE GROUND.
4. THE OBSERVER WAS STANDING CN THE FLIGHT LINE AT WALKER AFB NMEX. THE OBSERVER WAS STANDING CN THE FLIGHT LINE AT WALKER AFB NMEX.
THE OBJECT WAS FIRST SIGHTED THE OBJECT WAS FIRST SIGHTED D ABOUT ONE MILE SOUTH OF THE BASE. ABOUT ONE MILE SOUTH OF THE BASE•
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5. 5. THE OBSERVER S/SGT THE OBSERVER S/SGT *S IS CONSIDREED TO BE A VERY CONSIDREED TO BE A VERY
RELIABLE AND INTELLIGENT INDIVIDUAL BY HIS SQUADRON COMMANDER. SGT
HAS SEVEN YEARS SERVICE IN THE USA F AND IS A B-29 MAINTENANCE
SPECIALIST. HE IS ALSO AN AIRCRAFT SPECIALIST IN CIVILIAN LIFE. SPECIALIST.H
6. A CHECK OF THE WEATHER STATION AT WALKER AFB REVEALS TWENTY MILE
VISIBILITY AND NINETEEN KNOW GROUND WIND AT THE TIME OF OBSERVATICN.
7. THERE WAS NO KNOWN METEORLOGICAL OR OTHER PHENOMENON WHICH MIGHT
DE AT THE TIME OF THE SIGHTING. IT IS UNKNOWN
- HE TWENTY-FIVE OR THE FIFTY MILE SCAN.
EVIDENCE OF THE SIGHTING SUCH AS PHOTOGRAPHS.
IFICATI FEA-
2
TRAFFIC IN THE GERERAL AREA AT THE TIME OF

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RAY P. STEWART
1 Incl Major, USAF
a/s Asst Adj Gan
ORATIAN
1
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a UNCLASSIFIER .

10 JUN1952 UNCLASSIFIED
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1362 JUN 02 21
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PP JEPHQ JEDWP JEDEN JEDMH JWFQB 555 PM10:15
DE JWFLK 07 7A7A4
P 1823502 ZNJ
FM CO AIR DIV FOUR SEVEN WALKER AFB ROSWELL NMEX
TO JEPHQ/CHQ USAF WASH 25 D C
- JEDWP/ATIC WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO
JEDEN/CG ENT AFB COLO SPRGS COLO
INFO JEDMH/CG SAC OFFUTT AFB NEBR INFO JEDMH/CG SAC OFFUTT AFB NEBR
JWFQB/CGAF EIGHT CARSWELL AFB TE X JWFQB/CGAF CARSWELL AFB TE X
' / 6DI 0787 PD FLYOBRPT
1. A GROUP OF FIVE OR SIX UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS WERE
OBSERVED IN FLIGHT FROM A POINT ABOUT ONE MILE SOUTH OF WALKER
AFB NMEX TO A POINT ONE TO TWO MILES NORTH OF THE BASE . THE OBJECTS
FOLLOWED A GENERAL SOUTHWEST TO NORTHWEST COURSE AT AN ALTITUDE OF
ABOUT FIVE THOUSAND FEET, THE SPEED OF THE OBJECTS WAS ESTIMATED AT
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IN A HALF-MOON FORMATION. AT A POINT ALMOST DIRECTLY OVER WALKER AFB
THE MOST EASTERLY OBJECT VEERED OFF EVEN MORE TO THE EAST AT A TEN DEGREE
O +
ANGLE. THE EXACT SIZE OF THE OBJECTS WAS UNKNOWN AND BETWEEN
i IN THE BE JUDGED.
THE OBJECTS DOWNGRADT
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le approx-
inate size of a dime held at arms length. Speed aooroxinrtely
MOPH. Hei ht appro
As they went overhead, the objeet on the right aide, broke
and veered of fe to the .i L J
The waather that ni ht was fair ly caln and v There was
no t line at th 3 time.
30 seconds.
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q. Time and date of sighting 25/6/66
r. Light conditions (night, day, dusk)d
8. diractly overhead, etc.) 202
t.
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v. OTHER INFORMATION not answered above:
5. Thank caller for information, but do not promise that a return call will be made
to confirm nor deny the observance of the object.
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Send 164/

8. T There ia no phyaical ographs.
9. not feasible at the
time.
l. Thero was ae knowm air braftle in the genaral ares at the time of aighting.
DOWN
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ographs.
9. sible at the
time.
lo. There wme ae know air braftle in the general area at the time of sighting.
A
DOWNG
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sighted at point seversl milee south ArB and continued in a straight
Northerly 1100 flight and disappeared re dghtsoveral miles north of the base.
The objeets 5.000 ltitude and traveling g at an estimated rate
of 500 hour. In the mooalfpht, th obieet had a grayish hue and
appeared t about the ais under observation.
They presented enly to the ebserver during of fliht. The
oojects traveled in a half moon formation with the outer facing the line of
flignt. While the objeets were passing over Walker ArB. the most easterly Object
veered e sharply to the east at about angl until the formaticn
disappeared sighs. Neither the exact sise of the objects or their opacing while
in flight could be de brndned aseurately Mhile in flight, all th objects appeared to
be on the same plane ef level, No sound'or type of propulaion could be deteoted. At
deternined,
om the ground. / He had no

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1. Af Porn 1l2 - Part II
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United States
UNCLASSIFIED
Unidentified Asrial Phenomenoa
Roswell, New Mecieo 6th Bomb Wing, Heavy, Intelligence
7. July 1952 16 June 1952 B-3
Capt George L. Colby, Chief Reporting Unit s/3gt
n/A
group of unidentified asrial objeets was sighted at 2030 hours MST on 16 Jun 52
about l mile south of Walker APB, Roswell, New Mexico. The objects 2S0
hue in coler tho-berrain n was about 5,000 feet. The
objeets traveled in formation in a general Southwest to Northwest line
from a padat about a mile oth of Walker AFB until they disappeared from sight
several diles north of the The rate of speed ras estirated 1 between 500
and 1les per howr.
This sighting is similar to t these reported in the press and other publisations.
Althomgh the objests were viemed for enly a short peried of time, the reliability to
the ebeerver is folt to warremi probability ef the aighting.

UNCLASSIFIED
HEADQUARTERS 7THXIR DIVISION
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell, New Mexico
6DI 333 11 JUL 1962
SUBJEC ansmittal of AF Form 1l2
TO: Chief, Air Technical Intelligence Center
ATTN: ATIAA-2c
In compliance with AF Ltr 200-5 dated 29 April 1952 and 8th AF
Intelligence Collection Plan dated 1 March 1951, as revised, forwarded
herewith is one (l) AF Form ll2.
FOR THE COMMANDING OFFICER: FOR THE CER:
7.Mati
SHERMAN F. MARTIN SHERMAN F. MARTIN
Colonel, USAF
1 Incl: Incl: Director of Operations Director of Operations
l. AF Form 112 l. AF Form 112
CI
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Trees on
4. Observer wa
southeast of efty , Kentucky.
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5. Obser he sijaer: Corys-during World War: I1- Experieneed in uso of
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of unknown intensity.
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7. No unusua x0-0-31
8. No physical 84793749059 1244742
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9.
5 0550
No knowm air traffio in the area.
T 4
2 .. INCLS. ROBERTJ. AEFMNG
l. Ltr from Observer Major, USAP
2. NAC Chart
DOWNGRADED
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ORIGINATOR
DI/UBAP
Chief, Air Technieal In
NOTE THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INPORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT, 5O U. S. C.—
31 AND 32, AS AMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION OR THE REVELATION OF ITS CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHIBITED BY LAW.
IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY OTHER THAN N UNITED STATES ALB FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF. UNCLASSIFIED :
U. S. GOVERN 918331

Browmaville, Ky.
6--20--52
Security Officer
Godman Air Force Base
Ft. Knox, Ky.
Dear Sirs
On Monday, June 16, between 7:50 and 8:15 P.M. C.S.T. I saw a flying
objeot that I could not identify. It looked very much like an extremely
bright star with an rerated appeared great
distanoe sway.
With the county surveyor's instruments I Pollowing readings
from a point 3 miles southeast of Brownsville. Ky Sighted--lio west of
north--elevation 14o; disappeared--34 west
I am positive that it was not an airolane and almost es sure it was
was on the wrong side to see 'reflection
from the sun.
You may pass thie information on to whom is appropriate. do not
want any publioity as as my name is concerned.
Very truly yours,
F
A TRUE COPY
Major, USAF
3

1952, from Lowry AFB to Dir. of Intel., USAF, Washington 25, D. C.
SUMMARY: (Dnter concise simmary of report. Gise signi aeamce in Ainas ime-sentence paragr aph. List meiosares st iower left. Begtm tezt of report om AF Part 11.)
Re Reatrioted Message, this Headquarters, GB 955 F, dated 27 June 1952.
following information is forwardeds
3. An unidentified objeet aighted by M presently
residing at the National Jowish Hospital, Saoo East colfax Awerure, Denver, Colo-
rado.
4. The size of the objeet ms an eatimated seven (7) to eizht (8) feet
in diameter and two (2) to three (s) feet in depth. Its color was reported to be
yellowisb-white.

5. Cne (l) object was reported. There was no noise, although the estimated
speed was from seven bundred (7oo) to eight ht andred (80
8. Tine of sighting vaa 2130 houra-to 2200
seventeenth (17), and twenty-first (21) of June 1952. Object was observed Ior 4
perlod of tmir5y(30) in one rea and then depart-
ed to the Sast.
7. Objeet was reported to have been seen approx dma ately one (lmil. North
of the hospital at an estimated altitude of ain-bundred (600)eet. There was
no other air traffis reported by the observer.
VERLIN R. HARMON
2nd Lt., USAP
w/3inclo(1.-3) Acting Wing Intelligence Officer
Wing Training & Operations Bection
ATISDIL Lowry Air Force Base, Colorade
3 INCLS. Le ang 5
1 - Observer's Ssatement DOWNGRADED AT 3
DECLASSIFIED AFTER 1E YEARE
2 - Drawing DOD DIR 5200.10
3 - Cy of Itr. re objeet
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US BY CRIGINATOA
To: COLMANDING GENERAL
Teehnieal Training g Air Force
Gulfporty:Mississippi UN ASSIFIER
NOTIS& THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFPECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT. SO U. S. C.-
3I AND 32. AS AMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION'OR THE REVELATION OF. ITS CONTENTS IN: ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHIBITED BY LAW.
IT MAY NOT BE REPRODU WC BY. OTHER THAN UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES. EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF,
i 1 SECURITY, INFORMATI
U.S.

hom s in Phila
(i) "The objeet appeared between 9:30 and 10:00 otelock each
night - the leth Jane, l7th June and 2lst June. It is
difrieult te say what shape it was - it was moving se
fast - but I weuld deseribe it like this - and d it looked
like a little hat on it." Mr. strstehed out hia
arma 3ct houlders and U turned his palms
"I would aay it It yaa not a far distance
it appeared very clese," peinted to a rew of
treee - about a mile away - and said it appeared right
over the top of al He further stated: "nt
wonld be diffieult approximately the distance."
(Prom the deseription Che informant - the altitude
is estimnted at about Goo fest.) "I would say it about
eight (8) or nine (9feet aeross it and two (2 or three
(3) feet high. It was awtully big."