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PROJECT 10073 RECCRD CARD
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ID. BRIEP CUMVARY OF SIGnTING 19. DRIEF SUMVARY OF SIGNTING 1. COMMENTS 1. COMMENTS
two obgeets witk e gleeing whise band Two obgeets with e gleeing whise band
encirelin- beth maseuvered erratically
over Fe. Woeth. over Fe. Worth.
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)

C 350
P 2 AVE 1952
SUPJECT: (Unclassifiod) FLYCERPT
TO: Chief,
Air Technical Intelligence Center
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Chio
Attn: ATIAA-2C
Attached are two (2) AF Forms 112, Air Intelligence Information
Feports, in compliance with AFL 200-5, dated 29 April 1952.
FOR THE COMMANDIDNG GENERAL: FOR THE COMMANDIG GENERAL:
EAL 22 BILTED HAL 22 BILTED
MAJOR, USAP MAJOR, USAF
2 Incla Asst Adj Ged
2 Incla
1. IR-100-52 1.IR-100-52
2. IR-103-52 2. IR-103-52
7-3219-11

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UNCLASSIFTED
IR-103-52
United States
Unidontified Flying Objects
Fort Worth, Texas 7th Bozb Wg, H, Carswell AFB, Tozms
13 August 1952 12 August 1952 F-2
CaptSheridan J Moran, A0 722595 Fort noren, Tecas Phone: 20 2257
Mra. Foported that of ll August while ahe and her husband were
sitting in their back yard, tuo unidentified flying objects were seen flying
horizontally from West to East at 2l40 hours, CST. These objects could be seen for
approxdately 30 seconds wdth a glaring phite band coaplotaly encireling both
objects, The objects did not ly smoothly, but had a rather erratie wobbly motion.
Ho exhaust, trail, or sound was evident. They appeared to be about the size of a
dime as compared to stars in the sky. The weather was clear end there was no
unusual wind or cloud conditions et time and place of sighting.
Cosents of Preparing Officer: yn seemed very sincere in hor state-
ments coneoraing the unidentified flying objects, eni her husband was a witness ments concoraing the unidentified flying objects, eni her musband was a withess
for her. The informetion is probably true. for her. The information is probably true.
SHIDAN J LORAN SHAID AN J HORAN
Captain, USAF Captain, U3AF
AO 722595 A0 722595
AP:ROVED: APHROVED:
NDMAND RATKOVICH
Major, USAF
Director of Intelligence
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UNCLISSIFIED
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AF FOPART UNCLASSIFIED
APPROVED 1JUNE 1918 (CLASSIFICATION)
COUNTRY
United Statea IR-103-52
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
SURUECT
Unidentified Flying Objects
TEDON FROM (Aprncy)
Fort Worth, Texas 7th Bomb Wg, H, Carswell AFB, Texas
ATE OF RDPORT DATE OF ENFORNATION EVALUATION
13 August 1952 12 August 1952 F-2
SOURCE place,
Capt Sheridan J Moran, AO 722595
certte anmemry of report. Gice sigié tegt efrepett on AP Fotm 1s- Prt Ha
Mrs reported that on ll August while she and her husband were
sitting in their back yard, two unidentified flying objects were seen flying
horizontally from West to East at 2l40 hours, CST. These objects could be seen for
approximately 30 seconds with a glaring white band completely encireling both
objects. The objects did not fly smoothly, but had a rather erratic wobbly motion.
No exhaust, trail, or sound was evident. They appeared to be about the size of a
dime as compared to stars in the sky. The weather was clear and there was no
unusual wind or cloud conditions at time ani place of sighting.
Comments of Preparing Orficer: seemed very sincere in her state-
ments coneerning the unidentified flying objects, and her husband was a witness ments concerning the unidentified flying objects, and her husband was a witness
for her. The informition is probably true. for her. The informition is probably true.
Siirdand.
SHEEIDAN J HOZAN SHISIDAN J MORAN
Captain, USAF Captain, USAF
A0 722595 AO 722595
APIROVED:
EDWARD RATKOVICH
Major, USAF
Director of Intelligence
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INTELLEGENCE. USAF.
UNCLASSIFIRO
(CLASSFICATIO')

AF FORM 112-PART I RESTRICTED
PROVED 1 JUNE 1940 (CLASSIFICATION)
OUNTRY REPORT NO. (LEAVE BLANK)
USA 1R-105-52
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
MURJECT
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AREA REPORTED ON FROM (Agry)
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA 44D0I 806TH AIR DIVISION
DATE OF REPORT DATE OF INFORMATION EVALUATION
13 AUCUST 1952 11 AUGUST 1952 D-4
REPARED BY (OJicer) SOURCE
LT COL THEODORE I PASCOE 3363A PERSONAL INTERVIEW WITH OBSERVERS
preclous report, ete., as applicable)
APL 200-5, 29 Apr 52, msg 806ADIV 44D0I 11 AUG 52, & AF0IN-C/CC-2, 19 DEC 51
MMARtY: (Enter concise summary of report. Give significance in final one-sentence paragraph. List inclosures at lower left. Begin tert of report on AF Form -Part II.)
(1)Description of object: round, color white, size impossible to judge due to dark-
ness, resembled moving ball of fire, left white flowing trail. Method of propulsion
unlmown, Only sound heard was a whiperack at initial appearance, and a whistling
sound as one object passed directly overhead later. Objects moved faster than any
kmown jet aireraft.
(2) Tis was approximately 2230 hours 11 August 1952. 0bjects appeared at regular
3-mimute intervals, headed due west, and puffed out. At one time two objects appeared
at Snce, crossed paths, and disappeared. At another time, four appeared, all traveling
in a straight line due west. The objects seemed to materialize directly overhead.
(3) Manner of observation: Naked eye. Altitude could not be judged.
(4) Location of observers: Standing on road at 905 Jefferson St, Lake Charles, La.
Coordinates 290 30'N, 93º 30'W. Location of object with respect to observers: straight Coordinates 29o 30'N, 93° 30W. Location of object with respect to observers: straight
up, then moved due west. Distance from observers could not be judged.
(5) IMentifying information of observers:
B. and W (brothers), 9 (brothers),
Ages 17, 15, and 14, respectively. Ages 17, 15, and 14, respectively.
(6) Weather and winds aloft conditions at time of sighting: slightly cloudy, no wind.
(7) To the knowledge of the observers, there was no activity or condition, meteorol-
ogical or otherwise, which might account for the sighting
(8) There is no existence of eny physical evidence such sa fragments, photogranba and (8) There is no existence of any physical evidence such as fragments, photographa and
the like, of the sighting.
(9) No interception or identification action taken.
(10) At time of sighting, observers viewed one airplane, very large, heading from
southwest to northeast until the night lights disappeared from sight. A short time
later, another appeared, heading due west. Sighting of objects began at aprx 2230 hrs
and continued for approximately là hours.
1 Ecthunglrip Jr Capit USAT
INCLS.
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Direetion-of-Fit-of Lt Col, USAF
Obj-&-Aott Director ofIntelligence
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