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WDOID 24386 PD. FLYOBRPT PD (1) 1 OBJ CMA APRX
SIZE OF THE AVG AP CMA SILVER IN COLOR OR WHITE DEPENDING UPON ITS SIZE OF THE AVG AP CMA SILVER IN COLOR OR WHITE DEPENDING UPON ITS
PSN IN THE SKY PD TRAIL SHAPED LIKE 2 TANGENT TRIANGLES CMA
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IN THAT DIR PD REMAINED BELOW CLOUD LEVEL PD IT ROSE AND DISAPPEARED 1
IN THE DISTANCE AFTER SOME MINUTES OF BEING VISABLE PD (2) APRX 102
PST CMA 26 JUN 52 PD (3) VIS (4) HWY 395 CMA S OF SPOKANE CMA WASH IN
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CLEAR CMA VISIBILITY 3 MILES CMA WIND OUT OF S AT 6 MPH PD (7)
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AF FORM 112—PART I 'CLASSIFIED
APPROVED 1 JUNZ 1948
COUNTRY REPORT NO. (LEAVE BL.
Canada IR-26-52 xF47272
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
SUBJECT
Unidentified Aerial Objeot
AREA REPORTED ON FROM (sApency)
Baffin Island, NWT Dir/Int, NEAC
DATE OF REPORT DATE OF INFORMATION EVALUATION
1 July 1952 1 July 1952 F-O
PREPAMED BY (OffICe) SOURCE
TRUETT V. CANTRELL. MaJOF, USAF Det. Co, Padloping Island Weather Station
REFEPENCEs (Eontrol number, direstive, preriuun report, ete., as applicable)
SUMMARY: (Enter concise summary of report. Give signifieance in final one-sentence paragraph. Lizt inclosures at tower left. Begia tert of report on A F Form 112-Part II.)
1. The following report is of interest to the Air Technical Intelligonce
Center,Wright-Patterson AFB, Dayton, Ohio.
2. On 26 June 1952 weather observers at Padloping Island observed an
unidentified aoriar-oojoot through a theodolite (telescopic instrument). Object
appeared to be silver and elliptical or pearshaped.
APPROVED:
RobertSecan RoberBSec
prrapor USAF rrrayor uSAF
Fae:FRED W.'SIEBERT
Lt. Colonel, USAF
Director of Intelligence
DOWNGRADED AT 8 YEAR HTRYAL DECLASSIFIED AFTER
INCLS. DOD' DIR 5200.
ATIC
DISTRIBUTION BY ORIGINATOR
AirA. Canada 71107
ADC UNCLASSIFIED
EADF
All NEAC Bases
INTELLIGENCE,USAF.
(CLASSIFICATION) 16-55569-1 PRINTING CFFICE

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AF FORM 112—PÁRT II
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948 SECURITY INFORMATION UNCLASSIFIED
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
FROM (vigency) REPORT NO.
Dir/Int,NEAC IR-26-52 PAGE OF 1 PAGES
I.At 260343z )an unidentified aerial object was observed
through & Theodolite,by one (1) maintenance man and two (2) weather observers
while following an Apibal balloon.
Verbatum statements are as follows:
Weather man oner
*At 26/osa3z.I sighted an unidentified objeot in the theodolite field of view
while following ipibalballoon. The object was very bright silver color and
appeared ellipticel shaped. It seemed at a great distance from the station.
I called the other weather observer to confirm the sighting and together we
followed it for five (5) minutes during which time it moved at the same altitude
in a south southwest direction at the same speed until the last minute (near
end of sighting) when it picked up speed and faded from sight. The sky condition
was scattered and the visibility unlimited. There were no stars visible at the
time".
Weather man two:
"An unidentified object was encountered (observed) at approximately 26/03452. "An unidentified object was encountered (observed) at approxinately 26/0345z.
Description as seens Object was, silver hlue in color and shape was similiar Description as seen: Object was. silver hlue in color and shape was similiar
to a pear. Direction to which object was moving was l62 degrees according to
the theodolite".
Maintenance mans
"On 2s0344Z.this airman observed an unidentified object by way of theodolite. "On 2s0344Z.this airman observed an unidentified object by way of theodolite.
(Airman saw objeot three (3) times and convinced that it was not hysteria).
To the best of my descriptive abilities I shall attempt to describe what I saw.
It was a very small but very prominent object in the viewing instrument. It
was silver in color and twinkled like a star only at a greater freqnency
(brilliance). It was also definitely moving. The shape was noted to be oblong
and flat. I definitely and beyond a shadow of a doubt do not believe it was an
aircraft such as I know".
2. "The detachment commander was unable to verify the sightings as the
object was lost in the view of the theodolite in a matter of a few minutes".
Prmyy. Crntrece
TRUETT V. CANTRELL
Major, USAF
Chief, Production Division
UNCLASSIFIED
NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION 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 UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE,USAF.
ASSIFICATION)