DOW-UAP-D087, U.S. Air Force Analysis of Flying Objects in the United States, 1-100  

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NARY SECRET DECLASSIFIED Authority: NND 917033 100 RAHEBTT 4528 anet- R/s 5-03537 dated 3-1L-49 BAOR-CD, Wright Reeld Dayton Subj: Incident Summaries of Unidentified Flying Objects; Forwarding of (Enclosures thereto) REPORT FILED 1-5 2-27-50 JONES AIRCRAFT - UNIDENTIFIED P 958 5- 11380

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• SECRET • Bac CHECK-LIST - WNIDENTTZIBO FLYING OBJBETS 8 July 1947 c. Sina 0930 3. Too Gion Muroe Ar TIeld, Maroo, Gul 18 A. Mom of observer Ist lit Jeseph C, Nellea 5. Couption of obgorvor Milletlag Officer La Cherge, Muros AAPd. 6. Adaress of obsorvor Maroo, AAPId 1. Flues of observition a ground - Maroe, AArld 6, Lumbor of obfrots 2 at firet - 1 sometime later 9. Distanen ef objeet from observer X/S 16. Tima in aicht 3/3 11, altitudo Approx 8000 tt 12. Prood 300 KPH 13. Dirsetion of sTinht 320° due north hesding N: Dueties Partersed a tight eirele 15 150 Sound 15. Si20 H/S 17. Color 311 veT 19. She po diao-like or spheriosl 19. Odor dotooted X/S 20. Apparont construction M/S - Apparently netallie 21. Exhuust troils M/S 22. Heather conditions 23. Ertant on elouds 1/8, 2Li. Skotches or photographs Нова in distence 25co Tanner of di sapporanoo 20€ Romurks: a crete for C9i30 34 idley left Poet Mechan

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enroute to his offloo and before entering heurd one of tbe local aircraft In the truffle patter. looking up he observed the airereft and ellently to the left be saw 2 silver objecta of either spherical or diso-11k shape Deviaz about 300 KPH at approximitely 8000 ft he ding about 320° daa sorth. he innediately enlleds/Sgt Gerald 3, Semen, Z/Sgt Joseph RuvoLo and Nian Jannette Marie Scotte. #taesses all verified the elghting and the direction of the objects - all three stated that the objecte vere wing towerd Nojave, Witaess was sure it was not an optical 1llusioa or that the objecte vere not weath r ballooas since they traveled agrinst prevailing wind and since the apeed at which they traveled and the horizontal direction taken indicated that they were not venther balloons. Furthermore they could not remain at one the original objects had dineppeered due to the speed at which they wer traveling. lowever, two of them eighted a third object of a silver spherica. or diso-lice nature at approximately 8000 ft traveling in circles over the worth end of the airfield. Tive out of the seven personnel saw this object A11 looked avey from the object several times to meie sure there was 3o ey strain. Be stated that this object performed too tight a circle to be any type of known atroreft. Ivaluations Confirned by other souroes. Witnesses: S/ Syt Gerald B. Anamas 2/ Set Josenh Ravolo Nies Janette Harte Scotte

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SECRE Incidents la and lb Cancelled SECRET

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CHECK-LIST - WNIDEUTEZIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Date 8 July 47 Inciant a le 2. Timo 0945 3. Logition Huroe AATZd, Maroc, Gal. 13 340 549 # 117° 53' W 4. Many of observor S/Sgt Joseph Buvolo 5. Goeupation of obgorvor NOD Charge 31lleting Office 6. diras of observor Maroo Air Ild., Muroc, Calsf 7. Flues of obsurvition Ground - Maroc #. Numbor of objrots 2 9. Distunao of object fron obsorvor 10. Timo in sirht w/s 1l. altitude Between 7500 or 8000 ft 12. Spood 350 - 400 MPR w/s 13• Dirootion of flight 1ho Tacties w/s Northestern 19• Sound 16 • 5120 #/s 17. Color Silver 18. Shopo 19. Odor dotoetod Senger or Dise shaped 8/s 20. 21. Exhuust trails 22. Honthor conditions #/8 23• Effoot on clouds Apparent construction m/s - Apparently antallie H/s H/s 2lo Skotehoe or photogrupha Hose 25. Manner of disapposrunoo W/S 26. Romarks: Witness, 800 ta charge of Asiletiag ORfice, Mures AT Bere, (over)

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boat 0945 St Nelleury, Billeting Offloer la Charge, upon returning fron the Post Archange contacted the vitaess, gt luvol and aalad afa to look up ia Be could hess no motor roar and was positive that 16 vis not a balloon. He states: *I an of good health and sound mind and thie va no hallucination" Svaluation! Confirend by other souross.

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СИЕСК-1107® - UNIDENT IZIED PENITA OBJECTS 1. Babo 8 July 47 2d Inciant a 2, Tina 1000 3. Loention Maroc Air Fld., Maroc, Cellf. I. Tune of observer S/Sgt Gerald Xi Maunes 5. Cocupation of obgervor 3/s 6. Address of obsarvor Maroc Army Air Pid., Maroc, Celif. %. Plue of observition ground - Muroc Aruy Air 7d., Muroe 8. lumber of objoots 3 objects - 2 at firet, l later 0. Distanco of objeot from obsorver B/g 10. Tima In sicht #/$ 11. altitudo 7,000 to 8,000 ft 12. Spead 300 to 400 MH 13• Diroction of flicht forthwest direction 1i. Tootles Perforued tight circle - the third object.- other two kept horizontal course 15. Soond N/s 16. Sizo N/s 17. Color X/S - gave off a definite reflection from mus 18. Shapo dise 19. odor dotectod 20, apparunt construction 21. Exhaust trudls w/s H/s w/s - apparently metallic since they reflected light 22. Hothor conditions Sual ight 23. Effact on elouds 1/3 Skotches or photographs Nome 25. Manner of disapporando 3/s - Apparently la distance 26. Romarks: la 8 July 47 at 10100 La the soraing vitaess observed (over)

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Tying discs traveling la a northest directios at an estimated altitade of 7,000 or 8,000 $1 at about 300 to 400 MPH. Vitaess states be as in the Milleting Office when let Lit Nolleary called him and 2 other vitaesses outside, He was then asked what he saw. Sgt leunes states he sou 2 objecte and that he was positive that they could not have been aireraft, weather ballons or birda. Due to the altitude at which they flew they gave off a definite reflection from the rays of the sua. A few m'ates later after the original two i tartete Dead a ton of are bet 295 a a her la My 112e heve I seen mything such se this. valuation: Oaffrued by other sourses

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIBD FLYING OBJBCTS 1. Date 8 July 47 2. Tina 1C:00 3. Loention Inastart f 1e Nuree Arry Air Feld, Maroo, Calle 1 Cano of obsorvor Jennette Marte Scott 5. Cocupation of observor Secretory to lst It J. C. Nellenry, Billeting Officer b. addros of obsorvor Muroe ATld, Muroc, 0:11f. 7. Pluce of obsurvition Ground - Nuroe 9. Mumbor of obfoots 3 - two the first time - 1 later 9. Diaturico of obj ot fron obsorvor 8/S 10. Timo In aicht B/S 11. altitudo Approx 8,000 ft 12. Spcod 300 to 4C0 PH 13. Diroction of (light Northwest - toward Nojove, Calls. 15. Soma First 2 maintained atraight horizontal course; the last perforand a tight circle sone - Witness heurd no drone such as would come from any aireraft 16. 5120. J/S 17. Color 18. 81.2ver Shr. po Disc 19. Odor dotcetod H/s 20. Apparent construction 8/S Apparently metallic 21, Exhaust troils J/S 22. Wos thor conditions Sualight 23. Bffant on alouds N/S 2h. Skatchus or photographs ne 25. Manner of disapponrance 1/8 - apparently in the distance 26. Romarket: Witness von o/lled by It Melleny together vita 3/Sgt (оте)

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Jeseph Buvolo and S/Sgt. Gerald 3, Maunan to the froat of the 8.0.Q, *A" Blog- Pointing up in a direction diructly above the group he anted them to explaia vhat they saw. Witnese states that she saw 2 ailver-colored diao-11le objects flying toward lojave, Golia, one directly buck of the other, at a meed of bout 300 te 400 MPH at an altitude of approxinstely 8,000 ft. She listened carefully for a few minutes but could bear no drone such as occasioned by say edreroft. Gesting her eyes for a moment in naother direction and them loeiing bask to the same spot abe vas able to distinguish the seme objecte agaia. Assured that it was not eye-strain, she ves courinced the objecta vere not nather ballons due to the horisontal position in wich they traveled. Bor coald they have been birds dince they refleeted the sun'e rays. Some three or four mimes after the objects had neerly disappeared she saw another flying object similar to the above zentioned objects. It was silver colored and diso-like in shape. Unlike the firet two, it flew in a tight circle, neither losing nor nining altitade, at sporoximately 8,000 ft. She thought it performed too tight a circle to have been any type airereft with which she was failiar. valuation: Confirmed by other sources

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INCIDENT SUICIARY SHEST (To b 151led out and retained in filed 1. Date of Observation, 8. Joly 1947, 2. Tine of Observation. Approximiely, noon Incident $ 2 4. Observer's Position • • Ground (1.c. groud, air, control tower, etc.) 5. Name and Address of Observer ... Maj, Richard 3. Shoo. ........... Nurog Air Zorce fapo, Marog California. 6. Occupation and/or Hobbies. Chief Uf Technical, Dosingerios PAy, 7. Attention Attracted to Object (s) By Col Mlkey. 8. Number of Object(a) Sighted • 1 9. Size of Object(s) • Pursuit ÷4m 10. Color of Objuct(p) ..Alupigop Golored Surface . 11. Shape (Sketch if Possible) . • Upoony pilopal Sagoe 12. Nature of Luminosity. • Reflected 13. Batimatod Distance of Object from Observor . Flye, to Plant Miler 14. Speed of Object (a) Slowly 15. Tiny in Sight . ... Peay lapajor The object noved fron an intermediate altitude in un oscillating foca- 16. Tact Sinost to the eûrtece of thé artund'and then tarted dilabite adain: 17. Sound linda by Objects) •* Not Stated. 18. Direction of Plight of Objuct (s) , . North. 19. Apparent Construction (Of Winst Material or Substance) Ampereptly metellic ........... 20. Effect of Objocte on Clouds and/or Exhaust Trail Not steted 21. Weathor Conditions Edsting at the Timo 22. Poculiaritios Notod • fated 23. 5 91% Treador t 19479J Shoops, At to the what appea object.. Li ampenred, to be, netal. 1e because the method, In which it, eu hal, reflected from an apperently aluminus colored surface (Attach a Soparato Shoot 11 Additional Space 1s Noedod) th 1 n me tải Lác s. flydng , the.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDEWTTFIED FLYING OBJECTS Incidort # 2a 1o Dato 8 dily. 1947 2• Tino, Approximately noon 3. Locition lurco Aruy Air Field, Lurco, California. %. Name of observor Col Milkey to Capt Black 5. eccapition of obsorvor Consending Officer, Murdo Army air Pield, Calif. 6. Mar as of observor lurco LAF, Miroo, California. %. Flue of obburwtion Ground H. Humbor of obfrets one (1) 9. Distanca of object fron observor not stated 16. Tino in sicht not atated 11, Aititude not stated 12. Spead not stated 13• Diruction of Might not stated 11. TooticIne object Col Milkey saw he stated he believed at the tie to be paper and of no significance or the objeot not important enough to be rep- 15. going. SOUND not stated 16. Sizo not stated 17• Color not stated 18. Shripo not stated 19. Odor dotected not stated 20. apparent construction 21. Exhaust trails not stated 22. Wonthor conditions not stated 23• Bffoot on clouds not stated 21, Skotches or photographs none 25. Mannur of disapponranoo not stated Remarks; The following is a statenent given orally by Colonel 01Jke%; to Captain Harry P. Black, telligence officer on 13 Auguet, 1917 tine to be Colonel Milkey, stated that the object he saw, he velieved at the paper and of no significance or tthe objects not important enough to be repor There ms nothing clearly enough seen by the Colonel to make any further

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reports Justifiable.

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'OPY CHECK-LIST - IMIDENDIFIBD FLYING OBJBCTS Incid it # f• Da 7 Al, 1947 3. 2. Tino 10110 3. Loction luroo Army air Field, Muroc, California. he tune of observor Major d, C, Ase, 5. Cecup tion of obsorvor Test Pilot 5a «tarcas of obsurvoritaroo AF, luroo, California. 7• Plues of obscrution round - lbroo AF, kuroo, California to lumber of objeots One (2) 3. Diatanca of objoot fron obacrver Off to the north about 10,000 to 12,000 feet altitude. 10. Timo in sicht not stated 11. altitudo 10,000 to 12,000 test 12. Spend 200 to 225 MPH 13. Diruction of flicht heading fron rest to east 1ho Tucties Oscillating in. a forward whirling movement without losing altitude. 15. Sphird not, stated 16. Sies Pive (5) to (20) feet in dianeter 17. Celor yellorish white 18. Shrope sphere 19. Cdor dotoctod not stated 2C. Apparent construction assumed at first to be a weather balloon 21. "Exhust trufla not stated 22. Menthor conditione not stated 23. SPfont on clouds not stated 2l. Skotchas or photographs none 25. Manner of disappoeronad 26. Romarks: Over hot stated

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REDIA RIS : Staterent eiven by Major J. C. 11se, Test Pilot, Miree Any Air 21eld, kuroc, Ca 11 fornia. on 7 July 3947, at approximately 10:20, while running up the XP-2), on the ground I noticed everyone ins locking up into the air. Off to the north about 10,000 to 12,000 feet altitude, was an object that I assumed at first to be a weather balloon, but after looking at it for e while 1 noticed that. it was osci?lating in a forward whirling novement without losing altitude. It was traveling about 200 to 225 KPH, and heading from west The objeot its yellowish mite in color and I would estirate that it was a sphere about 5 to 10 feet in dianeter.

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CHECK-LIST - WEIDENTIFIED FLYING ORJECTS 1. Dato 8 Jaly 194,7 2. Tine 11:50 Incitant t L. 3. Loection Area 1 3, Horors Ury lake, Califormis. Ao Yum of observer Captain dohn Paul Strapp S. Cecupution of obgorvor Plight Test 6. addruns of obsorvor lured Arry Air Field, Muroc, California. 7. Placa of obsorbion Observation truck, Area #3, Kodgers Dey Lake, Calif. 8. Numbor of objoots une (1) 9. Distanco of object fron obsorver 20,000 feet 10. Tino In sinht 90 seconds 11. altitudy Zoer than 20,000 12, Spood slower than the maximin velocity S0-S0 airoraft 13• Dirootion of flicht Slightly north of due went against prevalling vind Done on totaper relation green each ote ented aloe or 15. Smund not stated»* 16. Size About 50% 17: Color atlvery Shopo resenbled a parachute canogy at firet then ersused oraler anace. 19 Cảor detoetad not stated with tro O. apparent construction profections on It presented a distinct ovular outline, oht have the upper surface which bess thiok Mina or nobs. These arossed each other it 21. Exhuust trails sugzesting either rotation or oscillation Mone :. 22. Woathor conditáons not stated 23. 2l. Effact on clouds not. stated Skotchos or photographs none 26, Romarks: (over)

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un the 8 July 197 at 11150 the undersimed was eitting in an observation truck located in Area $3, Hopera Dry Inke, ma ganing upward toward a for ation of two (2) P-82'g and an A-26 aireraft fly ing it 20,000 fent, preparing the carr wat of a seat ejection exportient, wien I obesrved a rounded object, miite nurd mur in color, weich at first resealed, & parachute canopy. The first is- pression mas that a premiture ejection of the seat and dung hed ocurred. Thi» body mas ejected at a dateresant height lower than 20,000 feet, and wao falling at tree (3) tlass the rute obsarved for the parschute mach ejected thirty anutes later. As it fell it drifted slichtly north of due meet aranist toe prevailing Mind, toward Mount Mison. The speed, horizontal motion could not be detarined, hut appeared elower than the maximon velocity y-00 niroraft. As tHis object descended through a low enough level to permit obtervition. of 1ta Inters] ailrouette, It presented a distinat ovular outline, *ith tro (2) projections on the upper surface whioh niht have been thich fins or nobs. These crodead soch other at intervals, auggesting either rotation or oscillation of slo No amoke flareo, propellar arko, eneire noise, or other alasuable or vistble sere of propuleson mere noted, The color was ailvery, resectling aluminan painted cabric, and did not appear as dente an a paraciate cator. when the objeat dropped to a laval such that come into line of virfou of the montain tops, it was lost to the vision of tir brearver. It le estinated that the poject was in line of viston shout g0 seconas: Of the five (5) people sitting in the observation truck, four (h) obtarved the abject and made remarka about it. Thene people, Includa: Ir, Lent - Civilian, Aright Pield, Dayton, Chio, (other natas not given) The folloring is wy owa personal opinions about this objecti Tithink it as a sanpaade object, as evideneed dirtajatly by the outline and furctional appearance. 2. It'a size tas not far tron 25 feet with a porschute accopy. The path follond hy this object appeared as though it sight have bega dropped from a great height. Seeing this mas not a ballneiration.or other fanoies of a serse.

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- CHECK-LIST - INIDERTIPIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Dath 4 July 1947 Incidart $ 5 2. Tino 1305 3. Locction Portlend, Origon ho Yanks of observor Kerneth A. ZeDovell 5. Copupation of obgorvor Fetrolat, Fortlund Cite Police So adar sa of obanrvor Portinal City Police Tept., Poftlend, Oregot 7. Place of obauention Pirking lot lack of police stetion 8. Tumbor of objeets 5 9. Distaneo of objeet fron observor 7/S 10. Timo In sight D/5 11. altitudo D/S 12. Spood Great agord 13. Diruction of Might N2 Clace So tig south, 3o an westeriy direction 1/o Tuetted Digued up ana com Lu auckletsoe notien it grent speed 15. Sound 8: 30 16. S1x0 27. Color Could not be dater ned 16. Shapo Rosad - discenbeped 19. Odor datactod N/S 20. apparont construction W/s 21. Exhuust trails S/S - So visitle seese of progaleton olserved 22. Woathor conditions X/s 23. Effoet on clouds M/s 2i. Skotchos or photographs Jone 25. Manner of disapposrinoo could be tede Quickly - betro eny detelled obetry: timo 26. Romarker (over)

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Officer McDovell stated tart ut approximately 1705, 4 duty 19-7 citle Se won on duty et Precinct il and feecing the pigence in the parking lot bick 53 the et. tina be noticed thut the pigeone beeme cuite excited over sonething and fluttered in the sir. Officer kelowell in 100/14 around to see surt had disturbed thes son 5 large diece in the air ecst of Portland; two disce Flylog wrath cad three flyine in an enterig direction. Ze stated be could determine no color to the diece but advised they were speed. Be wes unable to give so estlate of the epcer or airitate of the Mocee tiny vete mut of eight before any detailed obe retion could be Dedo, Officer VeDovell ( Pierd that he cotifiel the Police Radio who- Imediately broadonet an alert. Be cor un inciention of any otirating force not beerd any stund coning from the discs and could gize no dencription otber than round.

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CHBOK-LIST - LNIDENTAPIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Dato 4 Jaly 47 Incidant# 6 2. Timo 1305 .3• Location M12wenkee, Oregon h. tamo of obsorver Sergeent Cleate Oross 5. Océupation of obgorvor Oregon State Poliee Offleut 6. Ndarros of obsorvor Dietriet 41, Mllvenide, Oregoa 7. Ploco of obsorwition Polsee station 8. Numbor of objocts 3 9• Distanieo of objoat from obsorvor X/s 10. Tino in sicht W/8 11. Altitudo Undeternined 12, Spoed Perrifie 13. Diroction of flight bort Chws 1h. Tuctice. Thrse &iess following eneh other at terrifle mpeed 15• Sourd Bone 16. Si20 H/s 17. Solor Mnitish brown gliat as was reflested fron then -)8. Shapo Dias 19. Odor dotectod X/s 20. Apparent construction H/S 21. Exhuust trails H/s 22. Woothor conditions H/s 23. Effoet on cloude 2hi. Skotohus or photographe Mone 25. Mannor of disapponranoo w/s 26. Romorka: (over)

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noticed a bitinh broin zliat to them as the mun rifleated fron them Could give no other description nor eould he jades the speed or altitade. No sound uns ande by the objeats.

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CHECK-LIST - UWIDENTIZTED FLYING OBJBCTS 4 July 1947 1. Dutie 2. 1ino Incidort # 7 1305 3. Location, Oregon hi. Mano of observer 3arl A. Patterson 5. Occupution of obsortor Patrolmen - former Air Corps pilot 5. indrics of obsorvor 124 Southeast 13th Arene, Portlead. Oregon %. Flaco of obsorntion Southeaat 82d and Foster Boad, Portlend 1. Numbor of objoets 1 9. Distanco of objeet from observor a/S 1G. Timo in sight J/$ 11. Altitudo: Aprox 30,000 f 12. Spood Cerrifie - faster then any speed witzess had ever seen 13• Diroction of flight Senteasterly direstion over Portlend 1l. Tooties Perforned, 90° angle vithout diRTiealty - thougat to be radio controlled 15. Soard Mone 15. S120 3/8 27. Color Almdma 18. Shapo dise 19. Odor dotoctod 20. Apparont construction J/s didn't refleet light 21. Exhaust trails 22. Wonthor conditions B/3 23• • Effoot on clouds 2li Skotchas or photographs Mome 25. Manner of disappoerenes B/S 26. Romarks; Apprently setallie on eggshell white

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Dabo 4 Jaly 47 2. Tina 1305 3. Locition Portland, Oregon he Wane of observor J. A, Lisay 5. Cocupation of obsorvar Patrolsan - also a private pilot 6. addross of obsorvor Portland CIty Polioe Dept. 7. Place of obgorvition round 1. Numbor of objects 3 Incad unt t . 8 9. Distanco of object from obsorvor s/s 1C. Timo in sight u/8 11. altitudo 40,000 г% 12. Spood terrifle 13. Diroction of flight South 1h. Tunties Straight-lime forestion ex set last dise Muttered to side in arc 15• Sound Mone 16. - Size N/S 17. Color waite 18. Shapo dise 19. Odor dotooted w/s 20. Apparont construction H/s 21. Exhnust trails Mome 22. Weather conditions Close - vith Little or no eload tersatione visible fron ground 23• Eftoet on clouds /S - no eloude Skotches or photogrophe Bone 25% 26. Nanner of diapponranco B/s Romarks: (Over)

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Patrolan Y, A, Way of the Portland O1ty Polise Depertant possesses a private pilot 11cnes. Be perceived three flat round dises which flew at terrifle spesd in straight line formation the lant dise fluttering very rapidly in a elde-vey are. They sew no evidence of any motivating povere and there were no vapor or sole trails. No sound could be heard. Ground t perature vas 62°7 vith little or no cloud ferantica. HOTR: Witaessed by Patrolmen D. ". I111s officers.

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CHECK-LIST - INIDENTAPTED FLNINO OBJECTS Incidirt f 1. Date 4 Jaly 47 2. Tina 1305 3. Loestion Portland, Oregon 4e None of observer D. V. B1118 5. Cecupction of obgorvor Patrolmen 6. utdress of obsorvor Pertland City Polsee Dupt., Oregon % Floes of obsorwition Portlend, Oregon 8. lumber of objects 3 9. Distanco of objuct fron observor /s 10. Tina in sicht X/8 11. Altitudo Approx 40,000 f 12. Spood terrifie 13. Diroction of flicht Sonth 1b. Tontica Straight-liao forsation a 15. Sound None 1.s 15. S120 17• Color Volte 18. Shape DiSG 19. Odor datectod X/s 20. Apparent construction H/S 21. Exhaust trolls Hom Wonthor conditions pt last nich flutter to side in are 22. 23• Effact on cloude 24. Sketches or photographs 25. Manner of disappoeronas 26, Romerkst Meur - with 110tle on no eload fermation visible from Erona x/s - no elonde Мова 1/8

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Patrolam D, X, Mlia (also a private pilot) gereaived thres flas round disos wnich flew at terrifle spoed ia stradght line forastion, the last dins Fattering vury repidly la a side-vay ars. He san no eridenes of any notivating yowers and thore vore no vapor or snole trails. Mo aound eould be heard. Ground temperature vos 82°7 with little or no cloud fornation.. J0TS: Corroborated ascount. «1 taosaed by Patrolman V. A, Lisg (aleo a privato pilot) Both very dependable a trastworthy off1 care

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CHECK-LIST - UNIT TAFIED FLYTIG OBJECTS 1. Dato 43a/ W7 2. Timo 15%e 3. Locotion Portlund, Cregur 14. - Tomo of observor Cob. a. A, Piron 5. Occupution of obgorver Burber Fliot, 6. address of observor 2t3 Irting Sion Part' %. Ploco of obsorition * 3. lumbor of objeets 3 to 6 - mello to seer. 2. Distanca of objoct from obsorvor N/S 10. Timo in sight 3/3 Alch 11. Altitudo 12. Spood 13 • Direction of flight Sette pror the Glube latte 11. Tucties deleted, version, di 15. Sourd M/S 16. Size 3,3 17. Color chrossue - Biry 18. Shopo full ede, hide-cona fume, then not ior. 19. Odor dotootad 1/5 20. Apparent construction T/s 21. Exhuust trails B/s 22. Wouthor conditions t/S 23. Effiet on clouds 2/S 24. Skotches or photographs N/S 25. Mannor of diopperanco: Cienseused and readstizad 26. Romarics: (отет) Incid ant * 9

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Kaabere of the when they bear * N7D tro ali-cir tr. X. • 0. ch tie: Strent ates ed but Quot. Proma, Rurtoi Pilot, a.9. the objecto und sard they doos. red • Born Mle r-12e as whether tag wire rena Bax 7 a decent se muld see t fl set-son shore, chen notoira 1 all," Le te stat aroniun at con of's The Coole 019 1202 natic tont the direc **: WE 6. were unt loner. P5 513: 1TV:

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121, Portlend, Oregon (Retire ee incidents 5. Whatever they are, there ate some diso-11ke objecte flyiug eround In the sky. Or else eight (8) Portiead ereR policemen and deraty abertfie mo sighted the objects Fridgy, muer mo private citizens, the crev of a United Air Linee plene over Boise, Idaco, and & constgunniesen wo el-ins to here hotogrepbed one sens Seettle, are all vroat. In Portiond, the alert woe sound over police redio at 1: 6 P.M. Prider, riter tha Beet Side Station recolnel a score of e leAt the Mass sece orerhere. "thia sec nât, two prowl any re: CotTag petery croft. FLA XIES SERI, BOISE LACKING. and Poet Site tram Pret to rent lo ure parolen Left to Il mator aside civile 8, sio stoped zoor Orla Pacz. 4lits, et uter toned of the objecte vithin 5P beconde novelty at are thrict and deed over tito nerd. Dre relurtis cho, cord bo crice noises but now CLesas.: The object: sersei erratio ane cringed directien The petrolien terend objecte it woul to tanossible sa cage meir spect on alsitude. Petrolan Rich, Detliraon E- onz do. Poster rond to Tot easter fre' veere we see en. Later stre Tole Die eft seemed to teet 66614 A toner seid the object ves wilte Ever SCORd Re there not rude-catr change direction at a 9re unle He set then they heird the almour Elert, k. EnD Acted no Potolion N, 0, 18117 the ta be delta math high win the Giote adile et tensite ne and the tagches keat tied for & certain na wether there were Cared iTe Ciece vote soillete and maties be male sue fell fro, a half-soon sheje, then nothing ct all, " he reorte. diRepe red and recogeazed," Tape ves a line in the do the the, at all were espletic tit tie diser vere not planes.

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AIBLIVOS CRE. OCMTIRS ANTUROS OF FLTE G SISOS. 2IVR EEUON ra Uilted. se t1ly de sei? Lice eno ci.Azede. 1231, опрід nn siac -xa Hixlto Ge 1e F 140 56 atie botton ne a. rive Lute took oft A oolects moeseed peiget the sinet so ser he soli a irre tin blt HnGezA rtoll ONAC Tipelly tie obgecte dfin out 8oed e or dirlategroted, SOT AIIC.OT. *Ve wet cin't eoy whether ti nic, 13A1 ceteises crice or dlous veTP 1i2 , C S.BLL 35-48 PHas st. Viu soren A PAcoItes, as tiasdon Ejaste 2 Oa X Sinrt Cả ra: vg Prii In Vaccosrez, S-113 Uehy end Prue Kriven De ro A9e Prrtiqud • 110к 2 at a 16a Meaix sreice tó loos it bii 11302 521425 3, they Boe Kắgy. Orer 20K poctt *Llke a STL & ToM uarnille werr. JHRRG DCUBIIL Col 3. R. Dodson, Ombender os toe Orea Inmasetion o, de soee tron the cin der ti de noio te sio notitng "muspictore". Oaly een wiltten, dtrolacan in the ahrrat be vere 25 B-ui bosluro beur Antoria. Er gaTG, Sade Bo Meta vere TONMUEE STN. Cene Sater

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veepite Lucit tub persone rearined unconvincod of chitotanis 2. Burnce tonio, leing the dournal to 2n 00.A2. men to souse. T. to the newesmer eat: 58008% net: 21c 2.44 1+ 4 trade is 1n. e st dives Linting in tie 42r 17/840-1/0€ sect 1lyise LOT 28 N3 2lat Av .. resorte • 1E 34 17 em. 10011 cosnel" tom caching, so cured 23-1/0 a 36 teles SITATE MISOS, PCPPEL BY PLATE. T/25% belog dropped sat ye l recovered froin Rose city soif enar s O1s06. it air toe i VYAA i cute

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CHECK-LIST - IMIDENTIFIBD FLYING CRJECTS 1. Date 4300 * 1947 2. Tina *N P. B. 3. Toention Pattr 91m, 1/10 I Jane of observor Cel 2. 221 5. occupation of obsorvor tal Pilot 6. atariss of obsorvor UAL OLface B 445 %. Floca of obsornition Al" -n 009700 ". Numbor of objeets 2 - 5 et firit, thez. 9. Distanco of object fron observer 10. Táma in sicht 3,5 - 6.t 1.17 vi Stew to 11, Altitudo 2/8 12. Spond 3/S 13. Diruction of flight Incid ant * 1u 15. Sound 0/5 16. Size 3/3 17. Color 1/o 18. Cal no: be ascortained bat age lies tos 84т 1 19. Odor dotoctod ~/3 20. Apporont construction 1/8 21. Exhuust trails J/$ 22. Houthor conditions N/S 23. Effoct on clouds =/s 2h. Skotches or photogrophs Fare 25. Manner of disapponranco Deuld not be slicert live 26- Romarker (arca) went her

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p thet he tod tha entire croof tra veatbouba DAL elite Tue rins ANCE CAT At 1lm GOne 20.tS Se s Pay eilled fart, Morrow, Steverdesa, to tie ence it to merLy that leg vere cetually reetu the disce. She son thea too. Then they now 4 care of them, thrse clustir toguther, and a lan 0,156 b; Atal!, Coot 5 1th Coreribed thea as followst on to,. lock s1f u a4o.1. thou 31 inte f: 20 A5 S290 Dat DENT: Comebanises me

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CHECK-LIST - IWZDENTIFTED FLYING OBTECTS 1. Dubo July 57 2. Time 21a2tng 3. Location 4. Name of observer Iris: 5. Occupation of abgorvor 6, address of obsorvor Site Ct. 3+11 7. Place of observution 8. Numbor of objeets 9. Distanco of objoot from obsorvor 10. Timo in sight * 11. Altitudo T/s 12. Spood V, - 13. Diroction of flight 14. Tuctios Fortunatal neit 15. Sourd 3/S 16. 8120 X, S 17. Color 18. Shs po Sure 07 6 11 2 19, Odor dotoctod mis 20. 22. Apparont construction T/$ 21. Exhaust trails 2,3 Wonthor conditions N/s 23. Effoct on clouds N/s 21. Skotches or photographa 1 seve shotog enhe 25. Manner of disappeeranco P/S 26. Romarke: (over) Incidort t

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Me resulte of Bycan'a shotore hie to gaines the lozie braine mind of the etening acy. He took the bert 10 ainutes ne it seezed to sueed ceroce the go. icture St 101

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENT ITED FLYING OBJBETS 4 July 1947 Inoid int p 2. Tino 1305 3. Loeition Vancouver, Mushington I Can of observor John Snll1ven 5. Ceouption of ebgorvor Sheriff'e Deputy Go ataras of obsorvor Youter, Yashington 7. Ploes of obnoration Tencouver, , Masaington, "ground" " lunbor of objrote 20 to 30 9. Dintones of objoet fron obsorvor 3 to 5 miles anay over Portlan 10. Timo in nicht B/8 11, Altitudo X/s 12. Spood X/8 13. Diroction of Micht M/S 1la Tactica B/S 15. 3ourd low huntag sound 16. Sixo N/s 17. Color M/s 1e. Shepo *Y* ahaped - 11ke flock of geese 19. Odor dotootod 1.8 20. Apparent construction S/A 21, Exhuust trufls N/8 22. Honthor conditions M/s 23. B/fuet on clouds 8/8 2li. Skotchas or photographe 25. Nannor of disapponrenco 26. Romarksi (ovee) 12

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In Tracever, Inshington, Sheriffle Deputies, John Sullivan A Merenes Nelay and Tred Arives, heurd the Portland police radio broadonst and ran out of the Sheriff's office to look at the sky. Over Portland aboat three to five adles my. Sallivan said, they saw 20 to 30 objects *11ke • flight of gonse." They heard a low humming sound. CORROBORATRD ACCOUME

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CHECK-LIST - UNDER IFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Dato 4 July 1997 2. Timo 1'100 3. Location Portland, Oragon 4. Unme of observor I. A Brane 5. Cecupation of obgorvor 8/ s 6. addrias of obsorvor 3433 Sil hacidon Are. 1. Placo of obaorntion Portlend, Grogon - ground 8. Nunbor of objects l ut first 2 later 9. Distanco of objoet. from observor M/S 10. Timo in night 2 - 4 seconds Incidort # 11. Altitudo 12. Spcod very fant 13. Diroction of flight l, vest to eunt, 2 - north 11. Tasties 2 N/3 15. Sound W/s 16. Size w/s 17. Color • Resembled setollie dises glinting in sunlight 16. Shope dise 19. Odor datoctod д/в 20. 21,3 Apparent construction a/s - unless setallie Exhaust trails W/S Woathor conditione B/S 23. Effact on clouds s/s 24. Skotohos or photographs Home 25. Mannor of disappoeranco 26. Romarks: (отет) out of algas vitala 2 to l soscade 13

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karee diacs vere observed by A, A, Areas a seighbors, one object appeared traveled from vent to eest, tub others traveled north. tray be rod tent to tea tred her. Paveld nor he Dey resemble stallie disce glinting in the onlight. Tony first apored in th mat and vere out of sight la the sant in 2 to 4 seconds.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENPIFIBD FLYING ORJECTS d. Date 4 Jaly 47 2. Time 1630 3. Loestion Portond, Oregon 1. Tome of observor Kra. Lourence 4. 1 5. Cacupution of obgorver a/S 6. atarcaa of obsorvor 612k N, 4.21st Are., Portland %. Ploco of obsoration Portled, Oregon - ground 8. Numbor of objrots 1 9. Distanco of objeot from observer B/8 10. Time in sight a/s 11. Altitudo M/s 12. Speed SLow 13, Diroction of flight 1/8 14. Tactics Pipping arou 15., Sound #/s 16. Size 41me 17• Color silverg 18. Shapo T00N 19. Odor dotoctod 4/5 20. Apparont construction M/S - apparently setailio 21. Exhuust trails a/S 22. Nonthor conditions H/3 23. Erfoot on clouds 8/s 2. Skotohas or photographs Mone 25. lanner of disappoaranoe w/s 26. Romarks : ted eighting 81.яо Ins id ant $ 14 612% #S 21ml Are. in the adr over the

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CHECK-LIST - (WIDERTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Dato 4 Jaly 1947 2. Timo 1700 3. Locotion Portland, Oregon ho Jano of observor Thomas I, Digger 5a Occupation of obgorvor 1/3 6. Address of obsorvor 1232 %, 3. 59th Are 7. Placo of observotion Portiend, Oregon 9. Number of objoots 3 9. Distaneo of object fron obsorvor 1/8 10. Tino in sight H/8 11. Altitudo high 12. Spood 3/5 13. Piroction of flight 1 - set, 2- northesst 1l. Tacties H/S 15. Sound 3/5 16. S120 H/8 17. Color silver 18. Shepo N/S 19. Odor dotectod W/s 20. Apparent construction 21. Exhaust trolls X/S 22, Hoathor conditions 8/8 23. Sffact on clouds H/s 2L. Skotohas or photographs H/8 25. - Mannor of disappoerenoo /8 25. Romerks: One objest was he ding mor going nortbenat. Incidont # i5 east and two others were

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CHECK-LIST - THIDENT IFTBO FLYING OBJECTS 1, Dato 4 July 1947 2. Tino 1100 3. Location Ht Jefferson, Oregon %. Tone of oboorvor 0. J. Bogne 5.. Occupation of obsorvor H/S 6. Addreas of observor gard, Oregon Incidint # 16 %. Humbor of objects 4 9. Distanca of objoet fron obsorvor H/S 10. Tina in sight M/S 11. altitudo X/S 12. Spood M/s 13. Diraction of Might 8/8 14. Tooties /8 15. Sound 3/s 16. S120 M/S 17. Color M/s - 18. Shopa dise 19. Odor dotaetod a/s 20• Apparont construction 3/s 21. Exhaust troils X/s 22. Wenthor conditions 1/ 23 • Elfoot on clouds&/S 24. Skatchos or photographe 1F$ Нове 25. Manner of disapparenco X/8 Romarkss past Nt Jefferson at abou Tagne, Tigard reported that four disce flew 11 a. ., veile be we ariving near Rodeond.

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CIRCK-LIGT - UHIDENTIZTED FLYING OBJECTS Incidont o Lo Date 2. Tina he None of observor 5. Cecupation of obsorvor 6. idr as of observor 7. Pluca of observition 8. lunbor of objeets 9. Distanco of objeet from obsorvor 10, Timo in airht 11, Altitudo ... • 70 13. Diroction of flight "e! 15. Sound 16. 31z0 17. Color 112 he 18. Shapo 19. Odor datoctod #/S cin 20. Apparent construction 21. Exhsust troils 1/3 Wonthor conditions CArO 22. 23• Effoet on clouds T/s. 2li. Skotchus or photographs 25. Nannor of disappornoo 26. Romarks: BO-

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: Au illoiciess bein, ebout 1/20 ct witch

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CIRCK-LIST - UNTDEN: IFIED FLYING OBJBOTS 1. Date 2. Time 20 0at 47 1320 3. Loction David Road, Dayton, Ohie to Hame of observor Bod 8. 0. Britba 5. Cecupution.of obgorvor a 6. Addrous of obsorver David Road, Dayto 7• Pludo of observition Eround - David Roed, Dayton 8. Humbor of objoets 2 Incidant # 19 9. Dintanco of objcet from obsorvor 8/s 10. Timo in aight M/s 11. Altitudo 1 to 5 miles high - could not be deteruined 12. Spood Tary fast 15. Diroction of flight Nest to last but slightly to the North 111. Tucties Gas object followed the other about a eity block apart 15. Sound Home 16. $120 X/8 17. Color Reflected light 18. Shapo like edgar 19. Odor dotootod 3/s 20. naparont construction 21. Exhaust troils 22. Woathor conditions 23. Effoot on clouds 2i.. Skotchos or photographa like a alight trace CAVO 8/s - no elond Нове *25. Manner of disappoeranco M/3 26, Romarks: of steen

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Itnens strollingia his orchard in an esterly direction von his grandi alled his attention to "the funy Fying Wahen ta the dr lueling a Agnes - longer than they vere wide. Shay were flying togather,one object to the not hop tom at Mo mate to the reit a the ending pLans Witnens fardilar with airereft since they fly over his property daily. Be was positive that they were not meteors, birds nor ordinary alront. LOTE! Subsequent investigation by this Cad indientes that Ir. aritton' testinony should be considered reliable. The objeets seen are not as yet identified.

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CHECK-LIST. - UNIDENTAFTED FLYING OBJBCTS 1a Date, 20 Oet 47 2. Time 1100 3. Locotion Xenia, Ondo Li. lane of observor Ruth Atkinson 5. Occupution of obgorvor $/s 6, ataries of obsorvor 8 1, Xenda, Ohio 7. Pluco of observution Xenia, Onto B. Number of objeota l 9. Distanco of objact from obsorver 1/5 10. Tina in sight X/8 11. Altitudo 1000 %a 1500 $$ 12. Spcod fast 13. Dirootion of flight Sou 11. Tooties straight course 15. Sound Home 16. 5120 12" in dia. 17. Color 812ver 18. Shapo trund 19- Odor dotootad™/s 20. Apparont construction/s 21. Exhaust trufls B/S 22. Wonther conditions 3/s 23. Stfoot on clouds 3/8 2li. Skotohoe or photographalon 25. Monror of disappoeranes X/s Inoidart # 20 lOTS Coservie puntiona two witnesses

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CHECK-LIDT - UMIDENTIGIED FLYIUG OBJBCTS 1• Duto P9 Jumn 47 2. Tino 1615 3. Loontion Dou "otnes, Tesm ho Tane of observor Dale Dac'! Inoidort + 2L 5. Cocupation of obsorvor 6e ddras of obsorvor 7. Flues of obsorwition dnonh of asin: Storioa Nagasine ne: 15, Crecker, "o. Tot sbrt.od 6. lunber of objoots at Mrut 5a thon 13 9. Distoneo of objeet from obsorvor 10. Tino in nicht liot etntod 11. altátudo 1200 €t. 300 aiph Not nietol 12. Spood 13. Diroction of rlicht WH 1l. Tunties 15. Sourd 16. S120* 17. Color 18. Shepo 19. Odor dotoatod cincão file 211:e an electrlc notor or dynano about 12 Mi, thick & 175 to 250 fte 1n dianetar lrty thite Trtvoen ofrela and oval - Inverted aaucer llot statod 20. Apparont construction Nut asated 21. Exhoust trails Se: statel 22. Wonthor conditions 23. Brfoct on elouds lot asatod hot atated 2h+ Skotchin or photographs Song 25. Mannor of disapposrenoo 26. Romorkos. tiope liot usatod

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIPIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Duta 21 Jone 19117 2. 2ima Sporar beCora noon 3. Locution Solans, I tams of observer cy. 5. Grouption of obsorvor contend Incid int # 22 7. Place of obsorvition Sholano, katingtch on around 8. l'unbor of objets onu a 3. Distanco of objeot fron obsurver Sorted 10. Timo in sight 21. altitudo 7,902 00.5,000 Deal 12. Spond slovet than e nobored unac. 13• Diroction of flight Souto, A Little to lo 14. Tact tes Kathed natally 15. Sourd Nos aboves 16.. S120 17. Color 18. Shipe 19. Cdor datoctod not statod 20.apporort construction Paches or elsen 21., Exhuust trodls ot staird 22. Wanthor conditions Rot stated 23• Effoot on elouds lot, stated Skatches or photographs sone 25. Mannor of disappornoo bécane Less distinet out Mashed repoabeaty. 26. Remarks: (0901)

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on Satanday Jane Clot, anom ly before n0C5, CALT Isone amen 1 hamened te Lance ims a two netored one Cror He any bases, nt about 10,000 or 12,000• 1095. (m She mere giance: a britt shiny Nash attise to or three thousan! tab 51) pany lina of vicion ot Mrs. trou olme lind throm out hant (olio Casies on disks) kore ho nano. 5h0, 58 seats to me they ic realize to, now, that ALeVET quite lazte, being so na nro, 0л1e And agin, least sone of the sonlion 6 ali askins .* Man site alaso, no reat nue sorel lover, * ot 344/508 6051507• 1t 0121 35y Starent or N

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CHECK-LIST - UYIDENTIFIBD FLYING OBJECTS 1o Data 50 dens 1547 2. Tino 1:15 apied. 3. Lopition Setee, Into to Tan of observer 5• Cocupation of obgorvor 6. Addrias of obsirvor /347 ast Dol" 7. Flues of obnoration 9. Mumbur of objecto D. Distanico of objuet fron observer 10. Tino in airht Cou -1ie 11. altitudo som rom 12. Gpood Bsitione 13. Diruction of flicht 1k. Tucties 15. Seird • 15. 512- hos stased. 17. Color wright 16. _ Shr po Mat circled 19. Oúcr doteotod lot Stalia 20. Apparont construntion 100,nt 20pes admor in the stus 21. Exhount trudle lot st bed 22. Honthor conditions. cuos stated 23. Effoet on aloude Suered to ho clanging to t Mate clow 2li. Skatehes or photographa Gone 25. Tanror of disappoorando ag stated 26. Romarkes (over) Incidart

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An chinch 185 30m irm approvinasely Stly P wet so too Plantation Tolf Course, 017:30 Ant Sispe and tuat from car ht 1a t M ch 1s as rosinately tvs 13 minu ,30% 1L5050 Note: Witness statos he has had "Aircraft Recognition" in the USA? about 4 tines and is positive that the object sighted was not an airplane

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDERTIPIED FLING OBJBOTS 1• Doto 22 June 1947 2. Time 6115 Pull. evening 3. Locition ledger, Idaho ho Far of observor Mrs. Herbert Erickson 5. Coeuption of obgorvor Not Stated 6. stdriss of obsorvor R. /2, Weiser, Idaho 7. Place of observition Wesser, Idaho toward the woet 9. Mambor of obfrots l at firat later 1 nore 2. Distanco of objoet fron obsorver - Not statod 10. Tino in alcht few soconda 11, Altitudo Not statod 1P. Spood Not stated 13. Dirootion of flight South easterly course 11ia Turtles shooting up and down Inci i int + 2l; 15. Dourd None 16. Size S Not stated to far amy to detemine 17. Color 0iatening in the sun 18. Shipo Not stated to far away to detomine 19. Odor dotcetad Not stated 20. apparent construction Mit Oujoe hich enitted vapor 21. Exhuust troils Vapor Zoolnd 21k cloude, kept ahape and seoned to glide 22. Weathor conditione hour across the sky to the east. 23. Effaet on elouds Not atated 2li. Skotohus or photographe lione 25. Mannor of dianpponranco only a glisten and vapor could no longer be seen 26. -Romarks: (over)

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On the everdng of June 12 about 6115, a neighbor and I returning home fron another neighbors, glanced into the aky towed the fest, and saw what we thought waa anoke fros an airplane, She mentioned that she had never seen that before, Bo we stopped to look and liaten, thinking we would see the plane, But there was no soundy ao we kupt looking until we ear a tiny object fran which the vapor was nitting. It was so far amy we could not determine the wise or aven the shape, Ita only identity was a liston in the sun. We had watched thia one for a few seconds, when fron the general, direction of the sun, another object shot into the sig• It followed the general direction of the first, shooting up and do before settling to a south-easterly course across the sid, where we followed then until they were only a gilstan and the vapor could no longer be seen, After the objecte were gone, we contired to look and to watch the vapor that had been left wiich now looked like clouds but kept a siape, and thie shape seaned to glide across the aly to the lat where there a a black streak leadine to the horizon. The vapor stayed in the sky for over an hour.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENT IPIND FLYING OBJECTS 1o Paco he Dily 1947 2. Tina 1110 35. 3. Locition Diat onde loat frontony he tune of obanever 5. Cecupation of obgorvor 6. tiress of observor Nob portia loctric, 7. Flaco of obsurvtion Southcunt giationt of Sue act. ration %. Numbor of objeets 1 9. Distanco of objuat fren obsorvor 10. Timo in sicht let Stud 11, Altitudo 12, Spcodtt 13. Diroction of Plight ever -C50. Incid int No r rent 25. Soird 16. 5tzs 17. Celor 1e. 15. She po Oder doteotad Not atrial, s Luxi rous Painte caucar - no tail € talo Not atated 20. apparont construction it abated 21. Exhuust trafls Woun Wonthor conditions bright Noondstht Bffoot on clouds Not stated 24• Skotchos or photographa • 25. Nonnor of disapposranco Onlo Not obatod 26. Romarks: ove GIMT

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- 2s. to report having seen a "fiying saacoé" on daly 3a, 1942, traveling els ovar act Tronton at 1015 peo 26-02 "Crying" 6011-22 inons act no buil, or halo. The moonil ho mos trichs at the time starin: en tho southbound platfor of the end tranton stasion OR CHE 19.1 railroa.

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CHECK-LIST - UWIDENTIPIED ELYING OBJECTS 1. Date 10 July 1947 2. Tino Between 3:00 and 5+00 PM in the afternoon Incidirt 3. Location Pan American Areys, Harmon Meld, Hewfoundland he Hand of observor Robert I, Leidy 5. Cocupution of obgorvor Station Mechante 6. farina of obsorvor APO J6L, c/o Postrarter, ew York, lew York %. Ploes of obsurvition Traveline in a cor retuming tron fishing. B. Mumbor of objeets 1 9. Distanco of objuct fron obsorvor Not Stat ed 1G. Timo in airht Not stated 11. altitude not stated 12. Spood Turillose of speed in a circle because of the arca in the path. 13. Diraction of flight ilo Tuetier Datinite trat} and causod clouds to break open as it went through. It looked to be traveling in a circle and loft aharp edges to clou Not stated 15. Sourd 16. 5120 liot sbated 17. Celor No difference in color looked as If object broke the cloud and left than operinge Shopo Trufl horisantal. 19. Odor dotectod Not abated 20. apparont construction objuct or flying discs 21. Exhoust trafla blutah streak 22. Wonthor conditions Cleor wish cloude 23• ali. Effuet on elouds Cut a path through the cloud & you could seo, the tratl right through the aloude, and it left sharp edges on the cloads. Sketchus or photographs Kodachrone film 25. 26. Romarks: larnor of disappearanoo lob abated (over)

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Mr, Woodruff eur the object or Dying diac firet and said he ear the thing travelling through the siy. We did not believe lin at first but when he was so concerned about it we aboppad the car and got out. I had sy caner eo took a picture of it. Thore me a wuish utreak laft in the sky wich could not have been a cloud fomation. It was a definite trail and catuod the clouds to break open as it went through. It cut a clour path through the cloud and you could see the trail right through the cloud, it loolod to bo travelling in a big eircle and 1t left sharp edges to the cloude. The trail looked as 1f an object passed through sinilar to that of a pebble loving & ria; La the pondo There was no difference ia oolor. It looked an If the objoct tacice and cloud and loft this opening.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDSUTIPIBD FLYING OBJECTS to Page 19 01, 1017 2. Tima 3. Ication I Son, of observer 5a Cecupution of obgorvor 6. adar so of obsorvor 1• Moeg of obturation Birt B. Rambur of obtrots 9. Diatanca of objugt fron observor 10. Timo in sicht lot 1a% 1. altitudo 100 peat ri 12. Spcad 107 16ao#T h5 13. Diraction of flight 1! Tonties So: 4u8 151- 15. Sourd 15. 51z0 17. Color 90s 26s5oe 18. Shr.po 40% 861809 19. Cáor duteatod 20. apporont aonstruction 21. Exhaust troils 401083 22. Woathor conditions Se. 23. Effoct on clouds Dia ol Miere 24 Skotchos or photographa throun one 25. Marnor of disapparanoo 26, Romarks: (mer) 5 tubed Incid irt f

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJBOTS 1. Data 10 July 1947 2. Tima 1700. 3. Locution Tamon Peld, New Poundland li. Mamo of observor John %. Hoodma?s Incidant $ 27A 5. Cocupation of obgorver Chief lechardc, Pan Anerican Alrways 6, addreas of obsorvor Pan America: Vmaye, lation PIeld, Sewfoundland %. Place of observtion stan Samon Mold and Stophenville Croasing chine over tha id 1a 8. Mumbor of objoote 9. Distanco of objeet from obsorvor Not atated 10. Timo in sight 69886kd Split seeond 11. Altitudo Bođồ Betmean 8000 to 20,000 ft 12. Spood Terrific nate 13. Diruction of (licht lorth North Bast, 1h. Tuction Travelling horizonta? 15. Sourd 16. S1z0 17. Color 18. Shepo Not at tod About the size of a 5h or a Constellation Translucent Mel: 11%o a vinos). 1%. Odor datoctod Bat Statod 20. Apparont construction disk 21, Exhaust trails dark blutsh approx, 75 to 20 niles long 22. Wonthor conditions Tory clear and clouda very scattered 23. - Erruct on clouds Oponed the Cloudy ne 16 went through the air. 24. Skotches on photographs lone 25. 26. Marner of disappoeminao Romurks: (over) Nob otatod

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John B, Woodruff sa one of the so called "ying diske" or other object on 30 July, at approdnately 1700, We were coning back fron a fishing trip, and coning over the hill batrean here and Stephenville Crossing you can see the cloude fomation ahoad, I sar the object breal: out where the clouds opened and it left its trafl bolind it, It was very cloar and the cloude were very scattered. Ild any the approdinately altade of the cloude ma pros 8000 to 10,000 feet. The object appared to te a translacent dial: like a wheel travelling at a terrifle rate of epeed ax! eponol the cloade ae it went through the atr. The diak uns travelling horiaontal. It appetini to be about the aise of a 5l4 or Constellation. It sproed the clouin nut stout half nile. It cut a cleer path right through the cloud. It left a coil duct: nefah in color sinilar to a high power 11ght, The trail ma approxantoly 15 to 20 ut los long-

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CHECK-LIST - UWIDEITIZTED FLYING OBJECTS 1e Data 21. Jano 10/7 2. Tina Not statol Incid int 25 3. Locution Hals ho Fame of observor 5. Compation of obgorvor 6. idároas of observar Do repuls Donald 3. Id tehead дом 1/7 31991 7. Placo of obaertion Idato tautor slo Đ. Humbor o? objeota 1 2. Distuneo of objoet from observor 10. Tino in eight lot atatal 11, altitudo Not hated 12. Speod Renained irmobi le 13. Diruction of flicht ad to go balou the horizon with thn rosalien in th carth 1'% Tuction sodbotand hovering 15. Sound lint tated 15. 51x0 not abat.od 17. Color 18. Shrpo 19. Can dotcotod not statal 00105-11%e Not statel 20. apparort construction not satel 21. Exhaust trills Not statod 22. Heathor conditions int stated 23. Brrant on elouds 21. Skitchun or photogropha 25. lannor of disapposranco 26. Romarks: cole"one) count-lies hangtay in Sha wester stor aot atabad vanelito du below the horizon with the polabion of the earth.

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It Coy Wid tehead said that he aar a "eont-like object hanging in the vostern aly Jure 2," He atated that the object "aidn't nove but juat seemed to go belon the horiaon idth the rotation of the earth. *

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CHECK-1.IST - UNIDERTTPIED FLYING OBJBCTS Incid mt 129 1. Dior 24 June 1947 2. Tina 1200 noon first time later at 1l,15 approimately 3. Location meltedit frid, Portland, Ore gon dio Jun of obbervor Richard Ranian %. Cecuption of obgorvor Pilot 6. addres of obsorvor 1808 South *y" Ste, Dakerefleld, Californda 7. Plucy of obturntion Ground Front yard *• Manbor o? objeets 10 Mret tine 7 second tine 9. Distanco of objuet fron observer Not atated 10. Tino in airht Hot stated 11. altitudo 8500 feet 12. Spoud 350 milos per hour 13. Diroction of flight Pirat group South to North. Second group North to South 11. Teties Flying in "y" foration with one object stragaling in the roar 15. anund ilot stated 15. 8120 17. Color Not statad 16. Shopo 19. Odor doteetod Not Stated 20. Appuront construction flying machdnes 21. Exhaust troils Not stated 22. Wonthor conditions Clear and Sunny 23. Effet on elouds Not Stated 2. Skatchen or photographs 25. Manner of disappoeranco None Not Stated 26. Romarks: (Over) rosmbled the XIU-l, the so called "Flying Flapjack™

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At approxinately 1200 noon on the l4 of June I was lying in the front yard of y home. There was a lad mowing the law at the bine. I looled into the sky and sur ten articles flying fron the South to the lorth at what I would Judge to be 8500 ft. The objects were Flying at appromatoly what I would Judge to be 350 miles per hour. I distinctly ranember that at the time I saw the articles I mentionad it to the lad who was mowing the lam at the time, I told the lad that the objecte were in all probability some sort of Arty or Navy tost planes fran the nearby test centers on the deserts of Southern California. The objects rescabled the pietures that I have seen of the XPSU-1, the so called "Flying Plapjack" that the Navy 1a testing. At appronately 1115 I want back into the yart to ait and 11e in the shade. At thie tine the objects reappoured going fron North to South, although tida time there were only seven of the articles. When I first saw the original ten objects they were flying in a "y" foration with one object seeningly struggling in the rear of the fornation, Ihen the objects appeared the second time thay were stf11 in the "y" formation although there was only soven of the objecta at tida tine. I renonber at this time that I told the lad, who was still woriding on the lam, that probably three of the objecte had proceeded tack to their base on a differant course. I actually thought that this was the case, that the other three objects had probably sone back to their base on the other side of the mountaino from Bakersfield. 1 a fimly convinced that the articles I saw are actually some sort of flying machinos although I cannot say fron where they came or to where they were going.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDEITIRIED FLYING OBJBOTS 1o Datol 7 Jandory 1919 2. Timo 2905. ESt Incidont # 30 3. Tocutich 500 tourna i Me Logo, Colatag, Salo t. Tano of observor Charles Le elon, 5. Coeupation of obsorvor Bauto u oratione uffiore (Pilot) 6e atár no of obsorvor Amirat o 1• Flucs of obsory tion uma 5. Mumbor of obf ets 1 2• Distanco of objoat fron obsorvor 10. Tino in richt 11. Altitudo 12. Spood 13. Diroction of flight dast 10. Tuéties Canse on um ort 416 87 Lo 10 1a1 15. Sourd 0. T 54 16. S1z0 angersale oi a facci li 17. Color data lacon pulLoich 18. Shopo 020/10 0906. 21-16 19. Cáor dotectod ot stabiel 20, apparent construntion Ilce a voot 115it 21. Bxhaust trails sooooudurt Bluläh atreaks 11ks a Jet effeet out from right (acoording to Mr. Boudreaux on "aquark" box. 22. Wonthor conditions y solid ovarcant 23. Effoot on clouds lot statel 2L. Skotchos or photogrophe lone 25• Nannor of disappoerono descarling ats turnins out 26. Romarks: (Over)

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very triat mite light southrast or bie Mold. Che legit did not cast a boat and gnosed she size of a floor appeared to cow. wessiend. 35tht. Tron the the 11 no It wao furt 10n wet and lover shan 3 She air, alao the 119ht is Slotlar to 3115 amering. nat Tha varian vel Loith to crane a GORa ROA escorine sa burning out. S60р othery con mar Shoe sn nigest c 207 s021. tailine eat as descentr nearly the second dishvation. нет 50 Se nevina Show he that 202204 Rashne on ast descent. a 20. 6 davenu sout ab Jamin sont night. 90044 our siddhs Sit chicle HOUS

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Duto 7 Jan L8 2. Tina 1925 3. Locution Incident $ 30a N/s - presuably near Lockbourne li. Mano of observor Albert R. Pickering 5. Occupation of obgorvor VHR/UP Operator (CAF-7) 6. iddress of obsorvor 332d Fighter Wing, Lockbourne 7. Ploes of obsortion Lockbourne - objects seen over Commercial Point 8. Mumbor of objects 1 2. Distanco of objeet from obsorvor Approx 3 to 5 adles (Rpts f/ daen Fid & Clinton Cy Airport & from pilot over Columbus indicate distance much farther) Timo in sight 20 minutes 11. Altitudo Around 10,000 ft - 12. Speed greater than 500 MPH in level flight 13. Diroction of flight 120°. (Bast) 1h. Tucties Climbed and descended vertically - performed circles - it circled one plade for duration of 3 360° turns then moved to another position 15• Sound and again cireled 16. 812e Larger than C-47 17. Color. Amber 18. • Shapo Round or oval 19. Odor dotoctod N/S 20. Apparent construction N/S 21. Exhoust trails inber exhaust trail about 5 times the length of object 22. Hoathor conditions High overcast at 10,000 ft 23. Effoot on clouds Cocasionally entered overcast None 24. Skotohus or photographs 25. Nanner of disapporenco 26. Romarks t (over) Leveled off md disappeazed into overcast at 120°

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When firet sighted around 1925 Bastern Standard Time, the object appeared to hover in one position for quite some tine, moving very little. disappeared once for about a minute (presunably entering overoast). After emerging belor the overcast it circled one place for the duration of three 360° turns, then moved to another poeition and circled me поте. Tums required approsmately 30 to LO seconds each - dianeter estinated about 2 nkles. In moving from one place to another a tail (approximately the same color - amber - as the object, appeared) which seened to be about 5 times the length of the object. The shape of the object was either round or oval and appeared about the size of a C-47 plane, Just before disappearing it cane very near the ground, stayed about 10", then cligbed back to ite original position at a very fast rate of speed, leveled off, and disappeared into the overcast вом) (10,000 M) heading 120*. Ite speed was groater than 500 Jl In Levo? Might. Visible for some 20 minutes. No noise or sound could be heard. The color of the object itaelf was an amber light but the intenalty was not sufficient to obscure the outline of the configuration which was approximately round. During the up and down movement no maneuvering took place. Motions like that of an elevator - clinking and descending vertically. Apper a to tough a dura farend speed, it one time the doject NOTE: Appe ar od approximately 3 to 5 milan away from Lockbourne in Immediate vicinity of Comercial Point (Reports from Clinton Cy Airport, Jodman Ild & fron pilot of plane in vicinity of Columbus indicate the distance to be much greater, NOTE ON RELIABILITY: See ineidente 30, 30b and 300 - corroborating accounts.

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CHECK-LIST - WNIDEITIFTED FLYING OBJBOTS 1. Dato 7 January 1948 2. Tino Between 1915 and 1930 BST 3. Loection Lockbourne AB, Colanbus, Ohio %. Fame of observor tir. Boudreaux Incid ant # 30.2 Later 1935 to 1910 5• Cecupation of obaorvor Tower Operator 6. Addrius of obsurvor Lockbourne MAB, Columbus, 0110 7. Flues of obsorvition Tower, Lockbourne AAB, Columbus, Chio 5. Mambor of objoots 1 9. Distanco of objrot fron obsorvor lot stated 10. Tim in eicht about 15 minutes 11. Altitudo Not stated 12. Speod Not stated 13. Diroction of flight Southwest lh. Tacties Bobbed up and dom 15: Sourd None 16. Size 8688315208s00689odcataz normous 17. Color nite to amber as it novod southwest it changed from amber to rad 18. She pa Glowing object with a cone-shaped streak to the right 19. Odor dotootod Not stated 20. apparent construction Not stated 21. Exhoust troils Bluish streaks like a jet effect out fran the right Wonthor conditions Sky overcast Bffeet on alouds Not stated 23• 25. 26. Romarkar: 2l. Skatches or photographs Nanner of disapponranco (over) None went out

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Ser what he thought was a star but then he noticed the sly was overcast so it coulnd't have been a star. It ma a glowing object with a cone- chaped atroak to the right. It glowed fron white to anber. He says he first noticed it over the Lockbourne Power Plants Just southerest of here. The object ma moving southweat and it changed fron amber to rod and then disappoured. Mr. Boudreaux, said the 11 it was what he had been watching about 15 minutes or so and that through the field glasses it appeared to have bluish steaka 11lco a jet effect out fron the right. He stated that it went out unile Capt. liciee wa in the pattern. During the con- versation he said it could be seen again (1935-1910).

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIPIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Data 7 January 1948 Incidart # 30c 2. Timo Around 1940 3. Location Lockbowme AAB, Columbus, Ohio Lie Name of observer 1. Baele 5• Occupution of obsorvor DI Operator, Lockbourne Control Towez 6. Adrass of observor Lockbomto AAD, Columbus, Ohio 7. Placo of obsormition Ground, Lockboumo AAB 8. Number of objects 1 9. Distanco of objeet from obsorvor : An ostinated 5 miles - altho rpts f/Godnan Pid, Olinton, Cy Atriort & rolajed rpt t/Colmbs, *, indioated ruch grenter distance Tino in sight wrond 15 minutes 11. altitudo 5, 000 N 12. Spood 500 rf - a3 InMoated by rpta t/codian 71d Clinton Cy airrort 13• Diruction of flightAppeared to lovor but porforued eliptical, counter- clock wise course then it desocnded to hortion (l™) renatned atatinary (3") retining 111. Tucties See 13 original position (3") 15. 16. Size 17• 19. Sound No sound About sise of runmy light when viewed from 500 lt - spparently morons - see 9 above Color Rod to arbut-yell on 16. Shepo Croular Odor dotootod S/5 20. Apparent construction K/S 21.1. Exhaust trails Min wiay of tratl five times diapeter of object 22. Hoather conditions high overcast 23. Effuct on clouds w/^ - was under overest 2h. Skotohas or photographs None 25. Mannor of disappoaranco Taded and Zonered into horison 26. Romarks: (iver)

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Object (irst seen 15° above horiaon in the Test-Southwest of Lockbourne that of any star - a good porparison of the size and ragnitade worid be a runay licht at full intensity vierod fron a distance of 500 f%. Shape - cireular with the exception of a thin wiep of tail extending tovardo-the horizon, the tafl beint 5 tines the dianator of the objoct in longth.. Por approxim tely 10 minul a it raisinod ntioniess, thereupan it descendod to the horison in about 4*, howned on the horteon in 3", then ascended to 1ta orteinal positio in about 3", the course being elipiioal, counter cloak- 1ds9. It then fadod and lored toward the horiao disappearing at 1955. No sound man heard fron the obfact at my time. Note :. 0ojoot appenred ahout 5 1len tron Lockboume, homever info received f/Godman 71d and Clinton County Cowar pins a relayed re ort froz e pilot over Colunius, Co, indicated that they all had obsorved a sirdlar phonoenon in tho sane goneral direction and position at the sace time. PETALLITY: WAthose ex* 77 103 "n AP in cominicatine works including •ard control T mr Operation, lioila valid Cas Cort Micat on Critrol Torer Operator and Aireruft Comunicatione and ho worked at Lockbourne in this tyje of work for over 1-1/2 yrs. Arthusiast of astronony. CORROBORATED ACCOUNT: See alan Incidente 30, 30e and 30b.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDDATIZTED FLYING OBJBOTS Incidort $ 31 1. Dato IHd-Decenber 1916' 2. Tino. Barly noming 3• Loction Norther Arizona, Route 66 / Pone of observor K. D. Wood 5. Ccoupation of obgorvor Professor and llead keronautical Engineering 6. Aáross of observor Urdvereity of Coloredo, Boulder, Colorado 1 Pine, of obtortion In flight ou a trip through the southwest H. Tunbor of objrots 1 2. Distanco of objeet fron obsorvor Rot stated 10. Tino in sicht liot stated 11, Altitudo 20,000 feat to 50,000 foet 12. Spood 600 mph, $ 200 13• Direction of flight Pirat vertieal then west to East ovorhead 14. Tueties Ne nareuvers 15. Sourd None 16. Size Not stated 17. Color 888® - Did not see object 10. Shr-po Not stated - did not see object 19. Oder dotooted Not Stated 2C. apparont construction lot stated - did not seo object 21. Exhaust truils White, beavy 22. Hosthor conditions Clear 23. Effet on clouds Not atatod 24. Skotchon or photographs None 25. liarner of disapponrinee. Not stated 26. Romurks: Sam only vapor tanil, like rocket or jet achaust. Not 11ko urual jet airplane trail.

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CHECY-LIST - UNIDE TRIED FLYLUG ORJECTS 1. Duba 7 January 19$8 Incidort fr 2. Tima 1953 3. Loe tion Columbus do Tone of observor Lt. C. M, Thonda 5. occupation of obgorvor Pilot 6. tarian of observor Flight AP 99ll4 Dayton to Mashington %. Flues of obsurvition Cross Country flight fron Dayton to Vaan, at Columbua Airways to the West B. Humbor of objects 1 2. Distanco of object from observor About 25 viars 10. Timo in sirht, Not stated 11. altitude 3000 feat 12. Spood Seened stationary 13. Diroction of flight Stationery 1h. Tuatioa No maneuvars 15. Sund Not stated 16. Sizo large 17. Color amber 18. Shopo 19. Caor doteotod like a large star or planet Not sbated 20. apparent construction Not stated 21. Bxhrust trails None 22. Wosthor conditions Dark and overcast 23. Effoet on clouds Not abated 2L,. Skotches or photographs None 25. Not stated 26. tannor of disappoaranco Romarks; Large bright 2ight off to the wost. They eatinated it belon then, on about 3000 f. It sooned abationery. The light was unber and looked 11ke a large star or planet. It ma about 15 miles amy fron these (over)

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IA 0,7, Thomas and It Sins were making a regular cross country flight and reported in to Colunbus Airways who asled them if they sen any unusual object in the sky. Tids report was relayed to Lockbourne - See Eisele's resort - incident 300.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIBD FLYING OBJBCTS IncIdort 1 33 1. Dato 7 Jan Le 2. Tina Petrean 1345 and 1350 3. Logation Godhan Pld, Fort nos, Ky hi. Tamo of observor T/Set Quinton A. Blackwall 5. Occupution of obgarvor Chf Operator In Control Tover at Godnen Fld, Xy. of obsoru tion Tomer, Godaan Pa. B. lumber of objrots 1 9. Distanco of objoet from obsorvor 1/5 10. Timo in eicht i/s 11. altitudo, Over 15,000 ft 12. Spood In excess of P-j1 13. Diroction of flight 3-uth 1lo Tuctico N/S continued elimbing 15. Sound Not Sta ed 16. 5120 Treisandous 17. Color 312very or ze tallie 18. Shepo N/s 19. Odor dotootod N/s 20. Apparont construction N/J) - soened mota111n 21. Exhsust trails N/s 22. Wonther conditions N/$ 23• Bffoct on clouds N/s 2i. Skotchus or photographs. None 25• Nanner of disappooronoo N/5 26. Romarks: (over)

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At approxinately 1320 Sgt Cook fron the CO'a office notified the observer (T/Sgt Quinton A Blackwell) that acoording to Pt Know M11 tary Polioe & "go Town State Police, a large etreular object about 250 to 300 ft in tameter was ovar lensville, Ky. Advised him to chock with Arny Plight Sve. They advised negative but shortly thereafter reported object over 1345 6 1350 then Cun home, Kà. Object first sighted by Blackwe21 about Verification: let It Ormer (Detachrant Gorander) capt Carter (Operations Offloor) Cal Fix (CO) airhitod it about 14,20 At approxinately 1430 to 1/40, fow P-5l'a approachod Godnen f/south enroute i/lartetta, Ca. to Standiford Fld, Ky. Sx Mackmell asked Flight leadur NO 69 to attempt to identify enjoct. Asconpanied by two other planas he proceeded south c/Cadam, Potarth plane proceeded to About 105, Might leader (NO 869) reported st/hting deject "ahead and alove - at:1] alimbing* At 15,000 ft he reported "object directly ahead and above and novin cbout half my appod." Again "it appecto netallie of tremendous aiz0." St/11 later *I'm atill climbing - object in above and ahead woving about my apeed or fantar - I'm tryie to close in for better look". This mas about 1515. Five minutes later the other two ships turned back. NG 00 rejorted "1$ appeared lil the refloction of sunlight on m airplao cao, y" Shortly afterard thie sane pilot (NG 800) 2030ed search going to 33,000 Mt, 100 dleu south but dad not aigit anything.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Data 2. Timo 3. Locotion 1. Name of observer L. 5. Gecupation of obgorvor 6. address of observor S %. Flued of observition 3. Humber of objoota 7. Dictanco of object from observer 1G. Timo in sight , 5 1l. Altitudo 1,5 Incidant # 53 a 13. Diraction of flight li. Tucties. 19. Sound 15. 31z9 17. Color Dete 10. Shrapo 19. Odor dotoctod 20. apparont constructien 21. Exhaust troils *- S 02. Woathor conditions 23. Effoet on clouds 2h. Skotchas or photographe 25. Manner of disappoaranco 26. Ronorker (r)

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CHECK-LIST - (W1051 *IFTED FLYTUG ORJECTS 1. Dato 7 Jaa 48 Incidant + 2. Time Approx zà 1320 cst 3. Locution Godasa Pld., Pt Knox, Ky. 1. Homo of observer PPC Stanley Oliver 5. Cecupation of obgorvor M/S - daty in control tower 6. daress of obsorvar Godmon F1d., Pt Kaox, Ty. 7. Placa of obsornition Coatrol Jover, Godman YLd., Pt Kaoz, Iv. 8. lumbur of objects 2 9. Distanco of objoet fron obsorver 10. Timo in aight 8/s w/s 1l, altitudo Over 15,000 ft 12, Speod 8/s 13. Diroction of flight Southwest 11. Tacties N/s 15. Sound 8/8 • 16. Sizo 3/s 17. Color 0ojeot appeared like *Ico-stean cone topped with red" - parently wite with red above coRe lt. Shape 19. odor doteetod J/s 20. apparont construction M/s 21. Exhaust trails 3/s 22. Moathor conditions Cloud fornationa 23. Bffset on clouds 2h. Skotches or photographs 25. Mannor of disappoeranco 26. Romarks: (over) Went behiad clouds Поле 3/s

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PIC Stanley Oliver was on daty at the Control Jower at Godman Ild when Col Hix's office informed the tover that an unidentified object (supposedly some 250 1t to 300 ft in diameter) was sighted over Maneville, Ay. This vas approx at 1330 CST. id PTC Oliver saw the object southwest of Godmaa 71d To him 1t resembled an ice cream cone topped with red. Could not ascertain 1f 1t were moving or not. RELIABILITY: WItnesses: C116 X, (00), Copt Gerter, It Brader & M/Set NOTE: The report of alerting the P-51 aircraft contained la PFC Oliver's statement and the witnesses corrorates material contained in the other reports. P 958

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1. Date 2. Tino CUEDE -6790 - UNIDEN APIED FLYING OBJECTS 7 Jam 48 1420 CST Insidart + 330 3. Loention Coatrol Zower, Godmen F1d li. Tane of obrerver Capt J. 7. Dussler, Jr. 5. Gecupation of obgorver Cept, USAT 6. address of obsorvor Godma 71d, Ky 7 Floc: of obsormtion Godma Tid Coatrol Tover F. Humbor of objeets 1 at 1420 9. Distanco of object from observor 3/8 10. Tino in sight From 1420 to 1600 OST - Over an hour and a half 11. altitudo H/s 12. Spood 360 KPE - according to statement of Mantell 13. Direction of Flight Apparently from 234º to 259º South to Vest 1ho Tueties X/8 15. Sound M/s 15. Sizo Believed large 17. Color Silver - bright 16. Shapo 11ke ter drop - round; later, object seemed Muid 19. Odor dotoctod B/8 20. Apparont construction #/S 21. Exhaust trails No tail - 22. Heathor conditions M/s - Seattered but clear 23. Effact on clouds w/s 2. Skotchos or photogrophs 25. Nannur of disappeeranos Поле Obscured by clouds 26. Romarks: (over)

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"object wes twelve o'clock high." bright and allabing any from ne." Be abated at first that it wia geing about Than Control lover lost sight of the flight bat could still see the sighting stated that while 1$ appeared aboat 1/10 the sise of a full noon, 18 e me at 15,000 fs and still elimbdar he stated that he jadged the speed o be the sume as his or approx 360 NPil. One of his planes then asked hi to level off but no reply was beard fron the flight le der. fhat was the last mesenge receired frow any wesber of the flaht. fier dark, another or the sane object appeared, in approx 2349 from Godmon al a elevation. This body noved to the vest (259") and then dom. The shap we fluid bat emerally round with no tail, the color changing from vito, to bine, to red to yellow and had a black soot la the genter at all times. At 1600 037 it uns obscured by cloade. NOTES Late to an atron a dar contacted to at los to secuat for SEE ALSO Report of civilians and stata police and corroborated version on this inclient.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING ORJECTS l. Dato 7 Jan 48 2. Tina After 1407 3. Locution Godmen Rid lie Iome of observor Capt Cary V. Carter 5. Gecupution of obgorvor Operations Officer 6. dar as of obsorvor Godmn 77d., Ky %. Pluce of obaormition Control Ever 8. lumbor of objrets 1 9. Distanco of object from obsorvor H/s 10. Tino in sight 3 to 4 admates 11. Altitudo Very high 12. Spood Арргох 360 MPH - 1/711ght Leader's reporte 13. Diroction of flight 210° ≤/Godmen 71d 1/1 Turtfes Mone 15. Sound H/s 16. 3120 Could not be determine 17. Color whi te i8. Shapo Round - at times cone shaped 19. Odor doteatod 8/8 20. Apparent construction B/S 21. Bchuust trolls AX 22. Wouthor conditions High scattered - at 23. Sffoet on clouds Could be seen thru cirrus 21. Skotches or photographs Mone 25. Mannor of disappoeranco 8/s 26. Romarkss (отег) Incidant + 33D x N/s

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At approx 1407, 7 Jan 48, Capt Carter was called by it Orner, MOS Detachmeat Commander, to come to Tover to vitness an unidentified aerial object. Object appeared round and white (uniter than the clouds that passed in front of St) and could be seen thru eirus clouds. ter observing It thra field lasses for some 3 - 4 minutes, be calle! Dol Hix'a office. Col Hix, It Col Mood & Capt Daesler came to the towe shortly thereafter. Da contacted to pate to bet 6, / B.ok all, Dot a per relatty let's level out" First speed as relayed by Mantell 180 MPB) Later, "object going up and forward an fast as I am" - or 360 KPH, Mentel1 it siste it on to con to close void abandon chan, HOTE: Apparently, Mantell blacked out at 20,000 ft or proceeded in since the object apparently appeared eloser(1? such ver he case)and then cresbed thru lack of oxygen Does not seen to tally with report that the phenomena was "Tenne or & comet

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CHECK-LIST - WWIDENZIPIED FINING ORJECTS 1. Data TaN- 2. Eino, 1' 3. Loention i a 2. he Tane of observor C 1 5. Gecupation of obsorvor 5. nur sa of observor 7. Placo of obneration 8. Nunber of obfrots 9. Diatonico of objeet fron observor 10. Timo in dicht 11. Altituda 12, Spood 13. Diruction of flicht li. Tuctios 300/157 15. Sound # 2 16. Sizo 2. -D5 A 8 17. Color "ite 16. Shapo 19. Clor datectod 20. apparont construction 21. Exhaust trolls 3m sed at 22.. Woather conditions 23• 2h. Effact on clouds Skotches or photographe C.P. T ad a cloud 25€ 25. Mannor of disapporanco Romarks: (osT) Incitar

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CHECK-1I9T - UNIDBETIFLED FLYING OBJBCTS 1. Dasa 7 Manam Inezaant # 2. Tina roac: 1445 3. Locition Tear he tomo of observor 221 he 2. 5. Cocupation of obsorvor 6. areas of observor 7. Placo of observition Cor 9. Numbor of objeets 9. Distanco of objeet from observer 10. Tino in sicht: 11. Altitudo saco Apparently over 1 hour and a half dORI 20, 000 ft 12. Spcod 22020. 30105000 13. Diroction of fl1cht ar 1%. Tactice 15. R Sourd 16. Size 17• Color 18. 3hcpo Set tou 19. Odor dotectod Nob 2C. Apparont construction 300115 C 21. Exhsust trails ot latatol 22. Weathor conditions. oy state: 23. Effoet on clouda 2li. 25. 26. Skatchos or photographs 0.10 Mannor of disappoerance Sot stated Romarks: This intor alton take, frou a resert describin, a ratio congre sation botween It. Lenior e 169 sto inveuct cabed the ongoos co quest of dodnan Field Power. The W1t. Leader. Capt, Thonad., Ca4s021 od and vas Illed alter forest mido con ae. sath Doonan isit ab 192

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Into taken fron reporte of radio conversation between Control at Godman end lg 869 essentially as followe: Col Misle accoun NG 8691 "Object traveling at 180 MPH - balf uy speed" It Orments acc O 8693 "hich and travelige about 1/2 my speed at 12 o'clock position. Inter: *Closing ja to take a good. look" No further word heard by Orner T/Sat. Quinton A. BLeclove NO 8691 At 1445. "Object traveling at 180 MPH Directly sheed of & above me now and moving at about 1/2 wy speed,* Later: "I'a trying to close in for better look" At 15,000 ft Object directly ahead of and above me now and moving about 1/2 my speed. appeare netallic of tremendona alse. I'a trying to close in for better look No otber word beard by Blackwell from NG 869. Cept Cery V, Carter: 869: he vect 601ne to 360 kerated as fast as - ярргох 360 КРН. *going to 20,000 ft and 11 no closer will abandon chase Ho further contact heard by Capt Carter - Apparently last word ever received from JG 8k

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CIECE-LIST - WNIDERIFIED FLYTIG OBJBETS Incidont $ 336 1. Dxto 7 Jan 48 2, Tima 1310 3. Locotion Madisoville, Ly. 1. Name of observor w/S 5. Gecupetion of obgorvor 3/S 6. address of observor Madisoarille 7. Pluce of obaorwition Madisonville, Xy 8. Munbor, of obfoota 1 9. Diatanco of objeet from obsorvor #/s 10. Tino in sight M/s - 4 =11es 11, Altitudo 12, Spood 10 КРН 13. Diraction of flight 11 Taettes 3/8 15. Scued 3/S 16. Sizo 100 f% from top to botton and 43 ft across 17. Color H/S 18. Shapo come Rbape 19. Odor dotectod X/5 20. Apparont construction 3/8 21. Exhaust trails H/S 22. Woathor sonditiona H/s 23. Erfoet on elouds M/8 2h+ Skatehos or photogrupha Нозе 25. Mannor of disapporanco. 3/8 26. Romarka: one fron Madisonville advised K1l1tary Police they hod odeerted taru a Plach telescope an object described as cone sbaped (over)

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estimated sise: proceeding SW at 10 MPH. 100 ft from top to bottom, 43 ft across and 4 miles high NOTE: Kentucky State Police vere informed by unknown individual (e) that an ummal airereft or object wes flying thru the air, vas relayed to Godamn 718, 3O15: See also report by Janes Bodson, Inc. 48b Course of object on 7 July 48 le reported roughly aa follove: 07200 Ederderle, Illinola: Objeet of aluminam appearence without apparent wings or control surfaces which moved southwest renadning visible for about 30 mimies 13001. 13101 rebetatost No description Az. No description BOnT Le, Zy. - as reported in this. 1/00: After 1400% After 1400: 16300 - 16450: Heyeville: No description Irvine: So description menebero: No description ashrills, Tee: A dr. Seyfert, Astronomer at Vanderbilt Unir, spotted an object SSE o 1 Nashville, Tenn. between 16300 with basket attached which noved first SSE then West at a speed of 10 MPH at approx 25,000 ft. 1735: EST 1925: Godne T2.4 Control Rover: See Quenter accout (33a) elcbourge A3. Columbus, Obte: See Diesler account See Incident 30, 30a, 30 b & 30c

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDER IFIED FLYING OBJBOTS 1. Cuto 13 Oct 47 Incidart # 34 2. Tino 5:30 a.m. - shortly before dave 3. Location 14 aLlen Morth of Despbia, Kanitoba, Canade I. Mamo of observor Judge Beeney 5. Occupation of obgorvor Judge 6. midroso of obsorvor N/s %. Ploos of obsortion Car on route to Winnipegosis (14 miles N of Dephin 8. Number of objeeta 1 9. Distanco of objeet from observor Could got be estimated 10. Ting in sight 3 seconda 11. altitudo 12. Spood Could not be estimated Neterate 13. Diruction of flight From Nest to leat 1l. Tuet jes S/s 15. Sound No noise 16. Size Grew from sise of large grapefruit to size of large football 17. Color x/s - althe bine light observed at the explosion atage 16. Shape M/s 19. Odor dotectiod M/S 20. anparont construction H/s 21. Exhuust traila Bone 22. Weather conditions GAVO 23• Effoet on clouds H/S 21. Skotchus or photographs. Mone 25. Manner of disappearanco laploded like a sio-rocket 26. Romarkst (over)

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bout 24 miles north of Dauphia, Dawn had not yet broken. Bo to the northwest eleer with stars vintble. Object firet observed traveling fron vest to eant. Mon first noticed it van about the sise of a large grape- frat plan read a tire to the of horn out bet le it exploded throwing a brilliat reddish Singed cone of fire forurd No noise heurd. At the tine of the explosion, Mr Baten i donated to Joe re her line athe Man i the a Lord Eat on tho object to give it web a bluiah tings. exploded fragmenta ver thrown forward & downward giving off blaiah 11ght. A group consisting of Mr. A. Welcach, Mr. M.3, Morley (gradante se) both of the Quided Miradle Section the 10º elevation a firet gas noen together with terride speed observed would plac the object in the stratosphere to be ane by the several groupe who wit messed the phenome

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED ELYING OBJBOTS 1. Pate 13 0ct 47 Incid int f 34A 2. Time 5130 - 5:45 A. X. 3. Lootion 24 allen north of Desphis, Manitoba, Canada on highn . ramo of observer to Ken Do 0el8 5. Gecupation of obgorvor Mes dova Liqor Ilale, Demphia, Manitobe, Gen. 6. Address of obsorvor lova liquor Offlos, Daphís, Kanitoba, Cea 7. Plus of obsornition Closed car 14 miles 3 of Deuphia 8. Mumbor of objects 9. Distanco of object fron observor W/s 10. Tino in sight Ауртох 3 весовся 11. Altitudo 8/8 12. Speod that of neteor or falling star 13. Diraction of flight IN to S$ 1h. Tuaties w/s 15. Sound No noise 16. Size When first obseryed: 83.20 17. Color blue ball of fire 18. Chapo bal1 CAres menstade star which eren 19• Odor dotectod 8/s 20. Apparent construction 8/s 21. Exhoust trails 22. Nonthor conditions Clear - 23. Effect on clouds 8/a - no cLoads Skotchen or photographs Bom 25. Mannor of disappoaranoo Maploded I1he a elyrocke 26.. Romarks: (over)

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Om 23 Oct 47 at 5830 - 5845 A. M., Mr. ale elevator or gible ret notted a fire liat to the thes 1oms lo to and tape it clone i, the art colorati travel sne of a first-ngnitude star. At a point slightly west of due porth at about composed of fine pecks of incandescent material with some larger pieces - much 11ka an explosion of a sky rocket. Pat at no time vas any tail see - simply a bright ball growing larger and then the explosion. The ball seened to grow in sise - on analygous cospertion - the spread in diameter b-tween a gols ball to c footbell. It appenred as a bell of blue fire until the explosion. 1O2Et Mr. Bates ascount tallies Ith thut of Jodge Heaney with the axception that the juige apparently did not notice the blue tinge until the time of the explosion. •

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CHECK-LIST - INIDENTTRIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Dt 13 October 1947 2. Tina 0530 Incidant /1 34g. 3. Loction Hardtobe d. Vamo of observer Dr. W. R. Olesbrecht 5. Cocupation of obgorver Veterinary Surgeon 6. tarns of obsurvar 15 Kingaton Ros, Dauphin, Manitoba 7. Fluen of observition North on highway between Grosse Isle and Warren 8. Mambor of obfreto 1 9. Distanco of objoet tron observor 2 miles 1C, Tino in sicht 30 seconda Il. altitudo 2000 feet 12. Spood Not etated 33. Diroction of flight South South west 11. Tuctice appeared to dip tomard the ground and then dieappear 15. Sound No. lied se 16. 3120 Soccer ball 17. Color green 18. Shapo: Soccer ball 19. Odor dotoctod Not atated 20. Appuront construction Not stated 21. Exhaust truils tall of green colored sparks 22.. Worthor conditions Not stated 23. Effact on clouds Not stated 24. Skotohas or photographs None 25. 26. Mannor of di sapporanco (Over) go out Romarks 1

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De. W. R. OLesbrecht and Y, W, Sarataly going north on the highway between Grosse Tale and Warren about 0530 hours 13 Oct when they saw a green coloured object crose the sky. They estimated its distance ahead of them at about two miles ar and its altitude at about 1,000 feet. Ita shape and wise was that of a soccer ball. They watched it about 30 seconds and widle they heard no noise the windows of the our were closed. It appeared to have a tail of green coloured sparice and they a sauned 1t to be a flare shot at a very gradual angle and from a south-south- west direction. Tord the end of the 30 seconda it appearedto dip toward the pround and to go out before it would have atruck the ground.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENETPIBD FLYING OBJECTS 1• Data 15 October 1947 2. Tina 0530 3. Location Passola Laloe Inetdant # 340 Canada L Tano of observer Wilburt Speers 5. Ccoupation of obgorvor Approntice undertaker 6. addresa of obporvor 158 Bthelbert Street, Dauphin, Manitoba 7• Plues of obdurmition at a point at Passols Lake, North of Nettley 8. lunbor of objeots 1 9. Distanco of object tron obsorvur Bor Matod 10. Tino in sight: 30-L0 seconda 21. altitudo 8000 ft. 12. Spcod Rapid speed • Dirootion of flight south of west 1l. Tucties Not, stated 15. 16, Sizo Soird None Not atated fairly large 17. Color orange-yollow 18. Shripa round 19. Odor dotectod Not stated 20. Apparont construction Not stated 21. Exhoust trails flane on tail or flame and sparks at the rear 22. Wonthor conditions cloar idth little wind 23. Effoot on elouds Not stated 24. Skotches or photographs Hone 25. Mannor of disappearano senned to diesppear rather than explode 26. Romarkes (Over)

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Sar the object fron a point at Passola Laie, north of lettler at about 0530 hours 13 Oct • The mather was clour with little wind and he watched it for about 30-10 seconds. It was nore or Lasa round in shape, orange-yellow in color with a face or tail or lane and aparica at the rear. It appeared to travel at a rapid speed ant not do be passing very ligh. He estinated a plane of equtvalent size would be at the altitude of about 8000 feet and it soned to di sippear rather than explode. It was not a flare or rocket, comet or falling star and at no time was tiere any noiso. M. 1le stationed on the 3-18lah Columbla coust he had observed a number of Japanese balloons and while the object von fairly large it won not as large a* one of those.

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CHECK-LIST - WIDENTIZIBD FLYING OBJECTS 1. Dato 73 October 1918 2. Tino 5125 a.i• 3. Loertion Manitoba, Canada Mr. Tame of observor l. 0. Me Clapnan • 5. Occupition of obsorver Not stasod 6. addross of obsorvor Not etated Incidant # 340 7. Plus: of obsuration Mile duck hunting appro irately one mile south and west of livers, tan. B. Mambor of obfrots 1 9. Distanco of objuct fron observur ot tated 10. Timo in sicht. 12 to 15 soconds 11. Altitude • Did not apper to be very high 12. Spcod Not atated 13. Diruction of flirht west to east 11. Tactles Not stated 15. Soird Not stated 16. S120 sa11 footbal) 17. Color ball of fire 18. Shepo mall football 19. Odor dotectod Not stated 20. 21. 22. 23. 2à. Apparont construction Not stated Exhrust trails Left path of sparking fire about 2-ft in length approx the suse depth as the dianeter of the object - it grew Wonthor conditions Not stated as object grew in aise Broat on clouds Not stated 25. 26. Skotches or photographs Manner of disappeeranco Remarks: (Over) None seened to explode

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While parkod waiting for another hunter to join un, we noticed what appoered to be a very mall ball of fire appear in the aky to the north-mat of us. The tine was 5125 a.i. Thia object travelled fran weut to east, and did not appear to be of great height. The distance of flight as measured by the aye depth as the dianeter of the object, growing in depth as the object did in sire, the naximun being the size of a all football, Jurt before reaching the end of its flight, the object seanod to lona considerable altitude, ther urst into a shower of Blowing fragments. The surrounding apace appared dini Ighted by the explosion for approxinately 2 to 3 seconds, then fading out It did not appear an a flash but more as a soft glow. We aasume the object to be a1le the observere ceme to the conelusion that the object vas a setec here are some peculiar discrepencies. Obeervers thought it stren that (1) tine of f11ght vas so long - 12 -15*. (2) that it appeared to nove across the sly rother then in a downord novement until just before the end of its flight, at which Sime it seemed to drop somewhat. WITH SSESt Two brothere of Chapmas

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CUECK-LIST - WIDE: 12IBD FLYING OBJBOTS Incidant # 1. Datio 13 Oot 47 2. Tina 8/8 3. Lootien Basica Beh w. District La Mane of observor Alden Frederlolaol 5. Gecupution of obaorvor w/S Raported by Nadena News, Saskateben 6. Mdruna of obsorvor H/s 7. Ploan of obaortion a/S 8. Humbor of objects 1 9. Distanco of object from observor w/s 10. Tino in sight N/s 11. Altitudo M/S 12. Spood a/s 13• Diroction of flight S/s lha Tunties s/s 15• Sound, 3/s - 16. Sizo M/s 17. Color reddish oon before breaking up. 10. Shr.pe M/S 19. Odor datootod B/s 20. Apparent construction M/S 21. Exhoust trails trail of light followed 1t 22. Woathor conditions H/s 23. Effuct on clouds W/8 2h, Skotches or photographs Mon 25. Mannor of disapporando 26. Romarks: (over) 343

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Maize out duck hunting on Oet 13, Alden Froderickson are a reddich plowed object In the santern sty. % aypeared to be travelta toward bin and growing larger. i turned a greeniah color before breakne A trail of light followed 1t. Othere who reported seeing this strange light vere Don Adane and Coasile Irving•

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIBD FLYING OBJECTS 1. Dato 13 Oct 47 2. Tino Betveen 5100 und 5830 A. N. 3. Location Konsack Dietrict ti. Sono of observor M. Tarion, Berry Ilpoett & Jim Park. 5. Cocupation of obgorvor N/S Reported by Kansack Mines" 6. adaross of obsorvor N/8 7. Ploco of obsorvition 8/8 B. Number of objocte 1 9. Distanco of objoet from observor #/S 10. Ting in sight W/S 11. Altitude N/s 12. Spond slow - for a meteor 13. Diroction of flight west to east 1li. Taeties x/s 15. Sound 16. $120 #/8 aps About the sise of a baseball flaning luminous mes 17 • Color 18. Sho po 19. Odor dotectod H/s 20. Apparent construction TLanes 21. Exhuust trails orange tiated walte of molos and flases 22. Woathor conditions 8/s 23. Befoet on elouds 4/8 2h. Skotches or photographe one 25. Banner of di sapporanes 1/8 26. Romarks, (over) Incidort #

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a was vitassed early Monday morning, Get 13, blasing The ball as da- scribed by M. Turina vas a laning luminous nasa vito as orange-tinted vice. The tail left by this object vas mde up of sanice an unll an of flanes. This *celestial invader" desaribed on being acout the sise of a baseball was re- ported to have passed rather almly fron vest to east. Corroborated account: M, Parion, Barry Zipsett and Jim Park.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENT IPIED FLYING OBJECTS 1o Dato 12 Now 47 2. Timo Barly Instaart $ 35 3. Loention 40 miles souta of Cape Masco, Oregon, 20 miles off ahore. 1. Name of observer Second Officer Claude Lee KlllSutson 5. Cecupation of obgorvor Second Officer 6. Maress of obaorvor M/s (ixcerpt from "Oregon Journel! 13 Now 47) 7. Pluca of observition At sea, 20 miles offahore, 40 miles south of Cape 31 anco, Oregon 8. Numbor of objects 9. Distanco of objaet fron obsorvor M/S 10. Timo in sight 45 seconis 11, Altitudo 12. Spood: 700 to 900 KPE 13. Diraction of Flight fron north horison in westerly direction 1li. Tuctics Perforned a long, low are 15. Sourd a/s 16. Size w/s 17. Color 3/8 18. Shapo ball 19. Odor dotootod a/S 20. apparont construction fire 21. Exhuust trails jet-like stress of fire 22. Wonthor conditions M/3 23. Etfoot on clouds M/s 24. Skotchas or photographe 25. Banner of disappoerence 26. Romarks; (over) w/s

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No Nying dises trailing fet-like streams of fire vere sighted from the bridge of the tenker Mounderogs, early Wednesday, Second Officer Claade Lee Willinson radio-telephoned the Untter Prezs. Tie discs moved at tremendous speed out of the north orizon and curved in a westerly direction in • long low urG. Piought they were oving b tween 700 to 900 12%, Dida't think they vere meteore beeruse they generelly do not travel in paira and amslly fell to the horizon. Thought they vere "Nying aises" Aleo observed by: Ordinary Seumn Jesea S. Lyade who elained he nue saw "assca"

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIPIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Date Uncoun Incidont # 36 2. Timo Astor dark 3. Locntion Poiuo, daho 1. Zame of oheerver CAl Olderver 5. Ocoupation of obsorvor iot alabud 6. Midrous of obsorvor fot stated 7. Ploca of obaornition botreen Dosen and Hountain Hone 3. Number of objeeta 1 9. Distanco of object from obsorvor Not stused 10, Time in sight Not abutod 11. altitudo oo stated 12. Spood Not stated 13. Diroction of flight southent abd isappoored in northgast 1li. Tactics robott 5 3/s 15. Sound Not stated 16. Size Not abated 17. Color Pluish groon 18. Shopo Not etated 19. 20. Odor doteotod Not etated apparont construction Not steted Exhoust trails Not. abated Woathor conditions Not stated Effaet on clouds Not elated Skotches or photographe lione 26. Mannor of dian ppperanco llot eteted Mr, Dave Johnson of tho "Statescan lienspaper" In Boise reported

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CHECK-LEST - UNZDENTAFTED FLYING CBJBCTS 1. Date 1: Oetober 1947 Inpid art $ 57 2. Time 1800 3• Location Phoentx, Arizona I. Tom of oboerver J. L. Clark 5 Cocupation of observor line owner (Pilot) 6. address of obsorvor Route 12, Box 837, Phoanix 1. Ploco of obsorvtion at a mine located approx, 1). miles north or fortheast of Cave Creek, Arisona 9. Mumber of objeets 1 9. Plataneo of object: fron obsorvor 25 degree angle 10. Time in sicht 45 seconda to 1 minute 11. aititudo 8/10,000 feet 12. Spood 350 miles an hour 13. Diroction of flipht northarest toward the southeast 1l. Turkics Not stated 15• Sound lio noise 16. Siz0 about 3 feet in dianeter 17• Roddlah caat whin the object had a blue eat for background, CHack when it had a white cloud for a background 18. Shopo reacmbled a fying wing 19. Odor dotootod Not stated 20. Apparent construction Hot atated 21. Exhuust trails Not stated 22. Wonthor conditions Not stated with the exception of sone cloude 23. Effoot on clouds Not atated al Skotohon or photographe Mone 25. Mannor of disappearanco Not atated 26. Romarks: (Over)

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both stated that the object appeared red agalant a blue beckground and black againet a unite eloud. Ground wint vos about 15 miles in velocity and wa blowing in a northeasterly direction which would tend to carry any sound my fron them. Hoth men are pilots. Mr. Clack una a pilot ta the U. S. A. I, for a period of 5 yers, flying fighter type of put planes during most of tris period. Ar. 'Anderson vis a pourer in the AT for 2 yours and is also a pilot. Boti aupe red level heided and not exeitable, and were very sincere in making the re ort.

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CHECK-1197 - 10 IDENT27ED FLYING OBJBETS 1. Dato M/8 around June 10 47 Incid int h 38 2. Tina daytime 3. Location Hungary he tom of observor M/8 So Cecuption of obgorvor Attrested fron Meekly Intel Sonary, 190. 16 Jal 47 #/s 6, Address of observor 1/8 % Flues of obourtion rarel areas in honga 8. Tunbor of objoots N/8 9. Distanco of cognat fren obsorvor 3/S 20. Timo in sicht M/8 11. altitudo w/8 12. Spood a/S 13, Diruction of flight a/8 14. Tuctios H/S 15. Sourd a/s 16. 5120 N/s 17. Color silver 18. Shape ball-ahaped 19. Odor doteotud B/s 20. apparont construction 21. Exhoust trails H/8 R2. Woathor conditions #/ 23. Bffect on clouds H/S 2. Skotohes or photogruphs Home 25- Nannor of disapposranco M/S 26. Romarksi On 20 Jm 47 runore were drifting lato Badapest from rural areas in th ungary that "alives belle sure A abtug across the ey ia Ja daytine. No aconente deseription or contimation el rpt obtaised.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJBOTS 1. Dato 9 ray 47° Incid int # 39 2. Timo Betveen 11115 and 11140 3. Location Genad Folls, Hedoundlan • Mamo of observor Erie Tetray 5. Occupution of obgorvor Coastable 6. indrea of observor Montoundland Conatanlary, Grand Falls % Placo of obsormtion Grand Palla, 8. Numbor of objocta 5. 4 seen at first 1, lateg 9. Distance of objcet from observer a/S 10. Tino in.sight brief period 11. altitudo B/s terrifie 12. Spood 13. Diroction of Might 1h. Tacties trat four - Ping la asterly directio ast object Mintained formation - Mou eide by alde, Last ones Sis Hes in a rocking notic 15. Sound N/s 16. Sizo as about aise of harrel heed 17. Color /s - seemed phosphorescent 18. Sho po round - aboat sise 19. Caor detectad 20. 21. 22. Apparent construction M/s Exhaust trails 8/3 Soverer, there appeared to be ahout 1t Wonther conditions 1/s Effoct on clouds w/s 23• 2li, Skotches or photographs Wome 25. 26. Romarket Manhor of disapponranco (over)

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Youz ""ying snoere" Tony vore Flying la an ansterly direction, and appe red to be four round figures this had passed overhead at terrifie speed, "ying sido by elde. On looking alruard, Constable Kanrang, himmelf, pe arosived a bage jelly-Kish Noah across the nity. Gould not deterian the holght and spend owing to the brief period it una visible. Gonid aot deternine color bat there seemed to be a phosphorenoes elow shout 13, 3$ ves found ja shape and about the also of a barrel head, and appeazed tobe flying in a roelding notion. Hotel The Last object was men by Constable Kearney, hie vife and Mr. Jaciaon.

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CHECK-LIST - INIDENTIFIBD FLYING OBJBCTS Incidort # 40 1. Date 7 Jaly 1947 2. Time 1600 3. Location Phoenix, Arisona li.. Mane of observor Mllian Albert Khodes 5. Occupation of obgorvor #/s 6. iddross of obsorvor 4333 X. 12ith St., Pooents, Arirone 7. Pluch of observition 3T° 271 # 112° 34 W 9. Numbor of objeots 9. Distance of objoet from obsorvor H/s 10. Time in sight X/8 11. Altitudo 2,000 ft to 5,000 $t 12. Speod 400-600 MPH 13. Dirootion of flight upax IS to West 1l. Tacties Spiraled down from 5000 to 2000 f$ and then ascended at 45° angle 15. Sound Moise 11ke jet on a - no sound beird while in view 16. Siz0 20-30 f$ 17• Color grey 10. Shapo ellipticol 19. odor dotectod w/s 20. apparent construction 8/s 21. Exhaust trails a/s 22. Heathor conditions 23, Effoot on clouds H/s 2L. Skotchas or photographs 25. Mannor of disappoeranco 26. Romarks: (Over) Cantlas aloads Phetas (2) 5/s

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oojeet appeared alliptioal in shape and had a diametez of 20-30 feet. Koen first seen it was at about 5,000 ft end traveling fron 400 to 600 KPH, Its gres color rendered it diffical to perceive at a distence as is blended vith the cLouds. Although a jet-lIke noise von henil pertes to the objeetle appearano no dible sound was produced shile it remained in view. The tail of the object had two pointe on the outeide ares, visible en it made its two left-to-righ circles nich bad en approximate radius of 1/4 to 1/2 miles. The object had das appeared to be a cociopit conopy in the center vuich extended towerd th back and beneath the objeet. The cocipit" did not protrade from the surfac but is clerly visible with the naked eye. The object did not revolve on its ova exas, It bed no disceraible landing gears nor propellers It appeared to nave in xolleat air tot) (tapered from ving táp to vùng tip). Mr. Khode: thought that the 10-15 MPH wind velocity which ensed a rustiing ef tree lesves eat bave made i$ imposeible for him to hear my noise connected with the object. He also stated that he thought the object a the Kevy's new "Tapjack Plane"

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CUBCK-LIST - UMIDENTIFIBD FLYING OBJBCTS 11 Jaly 47 Incidont a la 1. Date 2. Tino 3. Locution Mmendorf F1d., Anchórage, Alanie 1. Man of observer Col Bruce B. Perry & Naj Mn J. Geyser 5• Ccoupation of obgorvor 59th Airways de ACS Group 6. address of obsorvor nendert fla (59th Arveys & 3C3 0roap) 7. Placo of observition 61° 101 M-1489 09 W 8. Numbor of objeets 1 9. Distanca of object from observor H/s 10. Timo in sight H/s 11. Altitudo J/s 12. Spod great 13. Diruction of flight 1h. Turties 3/s South 15. Sound H/s 16. Size Three f1 in diameter 17. Color 18. Shape rowad 19. Odor dotoctod H/s 20. Apparont construction 21. Exhaust trails X/s 22. Hoathor conditions E/S 23. Effect on clouds 8/s alunima 2h. Skotchas or photographs 25. lianner of disappoarance H/s H/s jeet resenbling an aloniman colored belleen about thre Ás seen at 1a undeterainod Altitade flylag at great spee in a north to south dirsettos.

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CIRCK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJBCTS 1. Date 12 Uly 1947 2. Tino 14g0 3. Leontion Baendorf 71d., Anonorege Alasta l. Mamo of observor Kaj Edward Graben 5. coupetion of obgorvor USAT 6. addross of obsorvor 59th Arusys end Consunication Group 7. Placo of obsorvation Maendort Md. (619 10' X 1489 01 v) Inoid unt. + 42 8. Numbor of objoots . 1 9. Diatanco of objoet from obsorvor 10. Tino in sight several mimateo 11. altitudo 1,500 f* 12. Spood 100 KPH Scle 5 miles any 13. Dirootion of flight 1he Tuctfes B/s 15. Sound H/S 16. Size 10 feet in dianeter 17. Color grayiel balloon 18. Shr-po round 19. Odor dotoctod 20. Apparont construction 8/5 21. Exhaust trails H/s 22. Wonthor conditions 1/5 23. Effuet on alouds X/s 2li. Skotohus on photographa -Home 25. Manner of disappoarance 26. Romarko: (ever) N/8

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Kajor Swurd Orrhea and some unidentified officers of the Alaskan i the beat of flat e ne at mtedy et a ol one the contour of the sountidns five niles any. The object uns reported as flylag at an altitude of 1500 fect at an estlanted rate of 100 MP8; perelleling the course of a 0.li2 leading lato a 20-udle per hour vind. NOTS: See also ineidents 40, and 38. (Info extracted fron vily Intel Summary ATC 16 Jaly 1947)

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDELIT IFTED FLYING OBJBOTS Incid int. # 1. Dato 29 June 1947 43 2. Tina 1645 - Llls P. M. 3. Locution 7 adles out of Marion Jova in direction Of Mason 0ity, lova he Man of observor Dole Begs 5. Cocupation of obgorvor End been bus driver 6. atariss of obsorvor Box 12, Grocion, No. 7. Pinco of obsurntion 7 miles out of Clarion - 429 kg' 1 - 93° h41 N 8. Humbor of objeota 5 in first group: 13 in second 9. Distanco of objeet fron obaurvor 8/8 10. Tino in sicht several ainutes 11, altitudo 1200 t 12. Spood 300 KPH 13• Diruation of flight South by Southeast and forth forthest 1h. Tunties Objeerved single file 15. 3murd sound like that of an electrie notor or dynemo 16. Sizo Tron 175 to 250 f% in dianter by 12 feet sa thickens 17. Color "dirty" wiite 16. Shope Between a eirele and an oval - laverted saucer 19. Odor dotcetod 3/s 20. apparent construction H/s 21. Exhaust trails 8/s 22. Hosthor conditions #/S 23. Erfoet on elouds 3/8 2h. Skotchos or photographe #/s 25• Tanner of disappearanca. 26. Romarks: (oves)

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About 7 miles out of Clarion, lova, oberver sew an object shoot across the miy in front of the bus he men driving. It wes followed by four nore. the height appossed about 1200 feet. Gonerved steyped out of the bus which we facing east end notioed sone dots in the sky approashing fron the opposite direction. Zoey were flying about the sene altitude at a speed of DOUG 300 MPE na laverted smcer flying thru the sir. The thickest part seemed to be about 12 feet. The diameter could have been anywhere from 175 to 250 feet. They were dirty white in color. Zoe second group disappeared into the aN acy ia a matter of a few minates. Toey mide a noise as they passed overhead similar to aa electric notor or dynamo.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Dato 28 June 47 Incidant $ ble 2. Tine 3:43 Р. N. 3. Location 16 miles NV of N1l menia %. Jame of observor M/S - brother to Marion Menacher the reported incident 5. (ccupation of obgorvor. "farmer" S. addreas of obsurvor 1f8 Roostield, Misconsta 7. Floc: of obsorvition 16 miles Mi of MIlweakas 43° 05' a 889 22' w 9. Hunber of objeots anda seven to ten 2. Distanco of objoet from obsorver N/s 10. Timo in aight M/s 11. Altitudo 3/s 12. Speod. "11ka bloe blazes" 13• Diroetton of flight 1h.: Tactics s/s south 15- Sound Нови 16. Size 17. Color 8/8 18. 3hcpo *saucer 19. Odor dotoctod 3/8 20.. apparont construction H/s 21. Exhaust trails W/S 22. Heathor conditions J/S 23. Broct on clouds M/S Skotchas or photographs 25. liannor of disappearance 26. Romarks: (over) Нова W/s

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taess new the flying nancers (moout seven to ten of them which 2 irectly over their home. aid they went 1Uke "blue blazes" and didn' ake any noise and were heeded south lter. da not report, than too ple, reported by Marion Deacher, a Reported ta Anning Steries, Page 170

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CHECK-LIST - IN IDENTIFIED FIXING OBJECTS 1. Data 28 June 47 2. Tina afternoon Incidant # 3. loction Illinois 1. Vame of observor •/Carrles Sebastia 3/S - Faken 1/*lbe Latest Seve' at 8 to 8:15 A, M. 5. Cocupation of obgorvor 3/8 6. dross of obsorvor H/8 7. Placy of observition Illinois "• Number of obfrets 7 to 10 9. Distanco of objoet from obsorvor 10. Timo in sicht 11. Altitudo 12. Speod 17. Diroction of flight li. Ructios 15. Sound 16. Sizo 17. Color 16. Shopo 19. Odor datoetod 20. Apparont construction 21. Exhaust traila 22. Heathor conditions 23. Effoet on elouds 2li. 25. Skotchas or photographs Mannor of disapporaneo Romarks: Able into More tiroade 1 29 June 47 at 8100 L. N. ever "The letest level, Quades Sebsatia, sanounow. (over)

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Filtrado ma prace, to ted that a diac tal been elecited our none Store the a Serene tales from a letter publeed

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CHECK-LIST - WWIDENTTFIBD FLYING OBJECTS Incidont + 46 1. Dato 22 June 47 2. Tino 11830 A, N. 3. Locution Greeafield, Mass hi. Vano of observer Adward, I. De Rose 5. Occupation of obgorvor M/S 6. «tarend of observor Greenfeld, lass. 7. Place of obsortion Greenfield, Mase, H29 35' # 729 le' v 8. Mumbor of objects 1 9. Distanco of object from observor l/S sight to ten seconds - 10. Tino in sight 11. Altitudo 1,000 * 12. Spood As fast as a speeding plane or fister 15• Diroction of flight forthwesterly direetion 1h. Tootios H/s Sound M/S 19* 16. 3120 17. Color silvery white 18. Shopo round and irragiler 19. Odor dotactod 3/8 20• apparont construction /8 - 11km polished alim w/s 21. Exhuust. traile 22. Woathor conditions 23. Effoot on clouds 1/8 - but object reflected sunlight very strongly. 2li. Skotchus or photographs 25. Nannor of disapponranoo 26. Romarks, (over) Home obscured by eloud bank

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De Rose sew a "brilliant, all round-abaped, ailvery shite object" which oved in a northesterly direction an fast or possibly faster than a speedin plane at an estimated altitade of 1,000 ft or more. It stayed is view 1oi eight or ten seconds until obscured by a cloud benic, the object reflected

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CHECK-LIST - UMIDENTIPIED FLYING OBJBCTS 1. Dato 6 July 47 2. Tine M/S * 3. Locition Fairffeld-Salmn Ar Buse, GullS. l. Hano of observor Gupt Janes M. Mornáston 5. Occupation of obgorvor Gupt, USAT 5. Addrias of obsorvor M/8 7. Ploco of obsorvtion Incidant # 47 Fairfield Salsa AT Base 122º 03' # 38° 19º V 8. Number of objoota 9. Distanco of object from obsorver 3/8 1G. Ting in sight 60 aeconds 11. Altitudo 10,000 ft 12. Spcod. in excess of say knowa adroritt 13. Diroction of flight Southeasterly. 1ho Tactics rolled fron side to side three times - one side reflected in strongly from ita surface - other gave no reflectio 15. Sound could not be determised - due to adrents la victatt 16. Sizo About that of a C-5l *17. Color Indefinite 18. Shopo indefinite 19. Odor datootod H/8 20. Apparent construction 21. Exhaust trails W/S 22. Woathor conditions Sunlight 23. Bifoot on nlouds 8/S 24. Skotches or photogmphs 25. Manner of disapposranco Нове 8/3 26. Remarks: (отит)

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Object traveled in a southeast direction at an entinated hileat of 10,000 ft nore and at a speed in exose of suy aireraft he hod ever eden. ma under ebservation for approx 60 seconde during unich time it traveled ove 3/4 of the visible aky. No definite color or shape could be determined. be object appe red to roll from side to side three times, ind one side re- the object completed the roll it become very difficult to see and almost diappeared. No sound could be attribated to the aireraft.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFISD FLYING OBJECTS 1. Dato 7 Jan 48 Ino id ant. 4g 2. Timo between 7:20 and 7455 P. M. 3. Locution Mimiaton, Ohio hi. Tano of observor & Gele 7, Malter, Jumes Bodson M/Sgt Irvia H, Levde, S/Set Johm P. ang, &gt Herold 3. Ovie & T/Sgt 5. Oceupation of obgorvor Control Zover operators Leroy Ziegler and 4 menbers of the alert crew S. dress of obsorvor Minton County Air Base 7• Placo of obsorvotion Miaton County Al Base Control Tover B. Numbor of objoots 1 7• Distanco of objeet from obsorvor a/s 10. Tino in sight 35 miates 11. altitudo 1/8 - 12. Spood terrifie bursts of speed 13. Diroction of flight 1h. Tonties suspended in the air at intervals and then g ined and altitade at seemiagialy terrifie burate of spend 15. Sound 16. Sizo 3/3 17. Color red 28.. Chapo 19. 21. con Odor dotoetod X/s 20. Apparent construction "fire" Exhaust trails 5R96008 green mist 22. 23. 2h. 25. Woathor conditions Heavy layer of elouis Effact on clouds Latenne brichtaess of alo, phenomena pleroed thra a beary layer of eloads panstag interittently over the area Skotches or photographa Manner of disappeeranco disappe red over borison 26. Romarker (Over)

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passing interaittently over the area and obscured other orlestial, phenos Jos 1. unt oh an and comet des la the northera heal obero aprox See Incidenta 46a, 480, 480, 45d & 33, 33a, 33b, 330, 330, 330 338 end 30 and 32.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Dato 7 Ja 48 2. Tina 3. Loention 1925 o*clode Cataton County Air Prela he Home of observor selay Ziogler 5. Cocupation of observor Incidant # 48a 6, addroos of obsorvor Cilaton Gunty AT, Winington, Ohio 7. Ploda of observition Clinton Couaty AT 8. ee 8. lunbor of objoet.s 1 9. Distanco of object from observer H/s 10. Tino in sight 11. Altitudo Thirty-five minates 12. Spoud stationary for a ville and thea made rapid ascente and descents 13. Diroction O9P fa with great speed 1h. Tuatica Vertion, ascunta and descents at great speed 15. Sound Sone 16. Sizo 17. Color 18. Shape: very Large Sure as eter eiroular - starlike - only larger 19. - Odor doteotod 8/s 20. apparont construction: 21. Exhaust trails fatat exhaust tradl when sov 22. Weatlde tonaith ons Cloudy 23. 2h. 25. 25. Effuct on clouds Object acula be seen tina cloca Skotohos or photographs None Mannor of disappoaranos over the borison it about 30:00 Romarks t and done or from (Over)

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Object appenred to be soving up una dova cad fron side to side. Af ta» time the object won covered by a cload but the 1lght could be seen than. thr cloud. It wis the im color an a star only very much brighter aometimes changing to a wore reddish ine then taming white or yeilum. At first It did not appear to be traveling at ony speed. Toen it seemed to go up sad down ond sometines chunge off und go fron side to side at what, seemed to be a very great speed. 11 sec pretty lign in tbe adr - too nigh to be any ind of a light from the ground. There was no bees. lio sound could be A frint exhest trefl was discernible vran it noved up or down or from aide to side. Pinally it beg-a to nove Ruby touurd the speed and di seppesred over the horivar. al about 20:00. Beet 48, 480, 480, 480 & 33, 234, 336, 33c, 334, 330, 338 & 30 mad 32.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Datoli 7 Jan 48 2. Timo 2930 588 3. Location Miaton Gounty Arty Air Pield, Miladagton, Onse 1o Tano of observor Jsaes H. Madsen, 5. Occupation of obgorvor Corporal, on duty in Control Tower 6. adároos of observor Clinton County AAF. 7. Plica of obsortion Control Cover, Ciaton Bounty AT 8. Numbor of objoota 1 9. Distanca of objoot from observor some 15 to 20 miles 10. Timo in sight 35 minates 11. altitudo W/s 12. Spood Hovered than roved with great speed 13. Dirootion of flight South lest Incidort * and descent - When it climbed 1t acending the polat tuzaed deva 16. 17. 18. Size Color larger than star White chenging to red to green Selangle Shapo 19. 20. 21. 22. Odor dotoctod W/S Apparont construction surrounded with burning gas or something that maated 11ght Exhaust traits Men sonding & descending it apported to tradl a Enven Woathor conditions 1lght scattered clonds with a hese towerd the SW 23. Effoet on cloude Could be seen they the cloud which paared under 18. 24. 25. Skotches or photographs li pmetled stetahrs Lannor of disappoerenco disippe red en SV ho-ding at great speed 26. Romarks, (over)

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he object when first sighted appeared white them it turaod red. Ite real shepe could not be diatingtiahed until it descendad It then took: the for of a ence or upside-done triangle. (See Siteh "4*) When 1t all , 1t ma right side up (Sketch "3°) On accentin, end denomite, i am fed to hate a crea det followne 1$ See Statch "g" - red Speed could not be deterined in adles per hour for it appeared to hover at After mking verten descent on nure i neuted den at ere peed end aler at suprox 1955 Pat, Distanoe fron the field when firat eighted was som fa 15 to 20 niles. There was no sound. The trail, naybe fron exhau t, was green (et le:at thru the field glass it apenred green) Dartag the tine it was under observating a cloud passed under it and the light shown thra. According to this observer the object won not a balloon, a comet, star or my laoss airerats. the 14ght did sot come from an aireraft's running lights. The whole object appeared surrounied with burning tan or something which emitted a light. See al not 45, 48a, 48e, 480 4 33. 33a, 33%, 330, 33đ, 338, 33€ and Incidents 30 and 32.

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1. Date CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING - OBJBOTS 7 Jam 4g Incidart # 2. Tima 19830 3. Loction Clinton Ceanty AT, Wilntagton, 0. ho tams of observer 3/&gt Jobn P, Bang 5. Cocupation of obgorvor 5. Address of obsorvor Clinton County AAP %. Floce of obsormition Control Power 8. Number of objects 1 9• Distanco of objeet from observor 2 Arould 5 miles from field 10. Timo in sight 25 minates 11. Altitude: 15,000 to 20,000 f$ 12. Spood 3/s - apparently slow 13. Diroction of flight bending of 210% lue Tuctica Noved from altitade of 15,000 ft to 10,000 ft without noticeble forward or bualeard otton (about 3 or 4 times) 15. Sound : /s 15. Size 17. Color a/s changing colors (red and green) 18. Sha po 8/8 19• Odor dotiootod W/S 20. Apparent construction H/8 21. Exhuust trails 3/8 22. Hoathor conditions overoust 23. Erfoot on clouds could be seen thru overeas 2l. Skotohus or photographa Mone 25€ Manner of disappogranco alaappe red over borizon on heuding of 2109 26. Romarks: (over)

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Witness observed very bright light in the sky southmet of Cliaton County Al Base which appeared to be the complete ving of a aireruft on fire. en rieved thra field glasses from the Control. Tower the objeet would ga d Lose altitade Tory rapidly sitantos with barely iny diaceratol the overest. At approxinately 19145 o'clock it begua to sove away from the field on e hesding of 2109 and disarpe red over the horison at approsimately 19:55. (lat seat) See also 48, 48B, 480, 480 4 33, 33a, 330, 330. 334, 330. 338 and 30 and 32. At the time of the sighting the wenther was cler over the Base, with a South Meet wind which vis noderate. There uns un overeast in the S& which appeured to be a layer approximately 1000 feet thick, The height of this overe: at une epproximately 5,000 ft. Object seemed to be about 5 miles from the field at an altitade of from 15,000 to 20,000 ft. Zhe object wbich ape red stationary nt first resembled the complete wing of an airplane on fire. To been of light was projected. After observing it vith the naked eye for some five mimates, itsess wint to control tower and looked thra field glasses and then decided that it was not a comet or a falling star to his knowledge of ustronomy. With the aid of the glosses the object appeured to go from an altitade or15,000 to 10,000 feet vithout any noticeble forwurd or bedloard notion, un? then buck up to ite ortelnal, altitude very rapidly. This secured son 3 or 4 times. When it noved a red 1lght would dominate end chenge to a green light aad then back to 1ta original color. It then started to reced on a he ding of 210° gring behind the overcast. However, the light was discernible thru the overdust. It then noved very rapidly auty, stopping momentarily for 3 or 4 minate intervals and then No sound was beard. To photographe

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENZ TRIED FLYING OBJBCTS Incid ont + 48a 1. Dato 7 Jan 48 2. Tino 1920 to 1950 3. Lodition liaton County Any Mir I1d., Waisgton, 0. 1. Wun of observor Mr. Balph I. Stirr 5. Occupation of obgorvor w/S 6. address of obsorvor ClInton County AAB %. Plues of observition Olaton Couaty A/B 3. Numbor of objroto 1 9. Distanco of objoot from obsorver 4,000 1t hi sight Siened to be at first some 10. H/s 11. Altitudo 12. Spood 4,000 г** novenent slow in mpearanc 13. Diroction of flicht approx dan vent 14. Tucties desaribed are from polat firat seen to borison 15% Sound 8/8 16. Size N/s 17• Color fire-colored 18. Shopo a/s 19, Odor dotectad a/s 20. Apparont construction fat *fire" 21. Exhuust trollo 200e -left no traile or talle like a seteor or conet* 22. Noathor conditions elene to sosttered 23. Effact on clouds Nor. Ight could be seca ven cloads passed benenth it. 24. Skotchas or photographs none 25. Mannor of disapposrance 26. Romarks: (отит) don west over horizon

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Objeet seened to be some sort of flure. Witaens tpought it was some arcraft in trouble. Requested the tover to talos a look at 1$ to deteruine 1f 1$ vere a flare. It appered, with the naied eye, to be a very bright light the color of ordinary fire which lost and regained altitade ia the mener of a persebate flore riding on therals. The Intensity of the 1ight varied. Inds was attributed to clouds passing tockat below bowever, the light was readily disceraible thru the clouis. The sky we olenr to settered. When the object ves compared to the stars there won a decided difference. Sters vers of the amal hite; this object me yellow or flame color. Men firet seen it appered to be about 4,000 ft bul disappe ring over the borison would rake 1i rach higher. Too novenont uns very slow in appearance and it left so traile or talle 11ke a seteor of comet. Place of diseppe rance was approximtely due vest from position of observer. See also 48, 48, 48b, 48c, 48đ 4 2: 338. 350. 330. 33d. 330. 338 • 30 and

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CHECK-LIST - UZIDBIT IFIED FLYING CBJBCTS 1. Date 9 Jan 4g 2. Tina: H/s 3. Locition around Denville, ly. 1. Hano of observor Me & Mrs. Maria 5. Occupation of objorvor a/s Incidant f ug • marvas of obsorvor /S - piciod up ja 11O news bre doss eLayed from Dewville, Xy 1. Ploco of obsorvition Draville, Ay. 8. • Humber of objoots 1 9. Distanco of objoot from obsorver 10. Timo in sight W/S 11. - Altitudo a/s 12. Spcod H/s 13. Diraction of flight lest 14. Tunties 15. Sound none a/s 16. Sizo H/s 17. Color -J/s i8. Shape penetl-shape 19. Odor datooted 20. 21. Apparont construction H/s Exhuust trails long trail of anole or ashmat 22. Weathor conditions 3/s 23.- Effoot on nouds 1/8 2h. Skotchus or photographs Нови 25. Manor of disappoaranoe /esplodel into a beatiful diegley of perka, ete 26. Ronurks: (over)

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According to a WIIO Heve Mroode:st at 2300-2315, 9 Jan 48, relayed from baraed into a beatiful firevorks display of aparks, ete. The object appeared to be araveling a straight course.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED ELVING OBJECTS 1. Dato 2. Time 10 Jun l8 (see reverse aide of shent) Incidant + 50 10 1% B32 3. Location Wildrood, J. v. (399 00 B & 78° lig9 x) L. Tame of observor Ara, thel Eruns 5. Occupation of obgorvor anthority on knitting 6. adáress of obsorvor Bellvue Apta, Wildwod, 5. J. 7. Ploca of obsorvition 401 Zine Are, filaw od (home of Mrs. Krueger) P. Numbar of objects 1 which split into 2 pfeces 9. Distance of objoet from observor mieteruined 10. Timo in sight 5-3 seconds 11. iltitudo varying - slow descent 12. Speed sLow 13. Diroction of flight snorewurd (270°) 11 Tactics broke into two pieces 15. Sound Hone 16. S1z0 lamplight 17. Color yellow, red or and r-colored Le. Shapo ovular - leer drop 19- Odor datoctod H/S 20. Apparont construction W/S 21. Exhoust troils none 22, Wonthor conditiona Cleor night 23. Effect on clouds /S 21i. Skotchus or photographs 25. fannor of disappearanco Jorvarded a plotare of Mure publisbed in "LAte" which shoved an ornage-red beli fell into see 26. Romarkss (over)

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Job 19, 19l8, 1225 A.M. 1 Witnese atated that she saw sucer. Tried to take pieture but says object we noving too fast. Teb 21, 1948 (Sal Jaet), 1 Reported seeing another "sacer" Нат 11, 1948 10150 P. ", Saw myetery let drop dad fall in the water Дог. 2, 4340 Р. Н. 1 Object resembles a mall pilot-les plane - very bright metal - no motor noise and looke 11ice the plotures of the German pilot-lene plezes. The followed the coast line until out of sight. contored the count tide mati out of tote It" ane from the south and was heading north. Аст. 241.5:20 Р. N. broke as it fell since it apeared 11ke sheets of metal dropping at the side. Vitaess states she san thia clearly. Aor 2 and 3' July lot, 1948 "new guided airsile of bright netal seen since 2 Apr.* bere is uctivity in wIldwood gain - the saucers * Mrs. Breas inolosed picture show in "74/e' ave been appearing since let of the planet "Here" snich shows an orange-red ovular circle. In letter to President Trumon abe weites: "there have been sore "flying amoers' able The op to done month Send Fron the posal. Over the leland they appear unte dy - 11ke the one that broke. Toen over the land they ascend ruite high and nove towards the , dianppering at not too fuat a speed." 02T: Individual appera to be "arec pot lio one (vith the exception of Mrs. Kruger appense to have seen the nuny sightings mationed. This in spite of an alerted const guard, police dept. and othere.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIBD FLING OBJBCTS 1. Duito 2. Tina 10 Jan 48 Incid mt # 50m 10 PM EST 3. Locition Wildwood, I. J. L. Homo of observor Are. Krueger 5. Gecupation of obgorvor housewife 6. addruss of observor 401 Pine Ave., Wildwood, Be - Jersey 7. Place of observtion fron 401 Pine Are (399 00' M & 78* 4g' v) 8. Numbor of objoots 2 9. Distanco of objoct from observor 500 ft a 10. Timo in sight 5-8 seconda 11. altátudo 12. Spood verying slow descent 13. Diroction of flight down lha Tuettes Floated slowly across horison, separated and disa ered 15. Sound below housetops лове 16. Size 3/8 - that of lamplight 17. Celor orenge-colored 16. Shape diece or belle 19. Odor dotootad M/s 20. Apparent construction M/s 21, Exhaust trails Mone 22. Woathor conditions Clear night 23. Erfoet on clouds W/S 24. Skotches or photographs Bons 25. Mannor of disapposranoe. tell tato sea 26. Romarks: (Over)

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Objecte vers brought to Kre. Krongre's attention by Are. Areas. Mrs Kranger an a sost umant thing drop out of the siy. I think it ves a Flying sucer as I bave never sern inything equal to it before She then states that she saw what apperred to be 2 round orange colored discs or balle, t. e one being smaller, and that these objects appe red to descend vertically toverd the earth ia e slow and steady sunner until disappe ring fron their rignt. rs. Evans said that Arg Krueger observed two objects (apparently related) bat bat they vere originally one object which separated at about the time Ars. Kronger sighted 1t. All witnessees (trs. Drans, ber son and lize Krueger) agree on the fo lowing: Color and sire - that of « old-fashioned gas light wich hed a yellow, red or mber sbade. Outline was distinct and did not spear alame т irregaler. No noise or sound of kind. No woke or exhaust trails seen, Shape oval to round. All stated that it wa not to their knovledge a belloon, diri ible, flare, parachute or may other known object and all seemed to bare a pretty good novledge as to the appourence of the fore-going. 1O1S: Miness appeired calm and normally senaible in ber responses to various

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CHECK-LISE DENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Das 3 Sept 47 2. Tino 1215 3. Locution Osvego, Oregon %. tum of observor Are. Raymond Dapal • Cocupition of abserver 5. dir as of obsorvor 8/s %. Plue, of obsormition Onwago, Oregon %. Humbor of objects 12 to 15 7. Distanco of object from observor 1/8 10. Tino in sight #/s 11. Altitudo high 12. - Spood 8/s 13. Dirsation of flight /S 1. Tuaties 15. Sorrd 16. Size 17. Color 18• Shapo 19. H/S M/s M/s silver round Odor dotoctod s/s Inesdant h 51 20. Apparent construction N/s 21. Exhuust trails 1/8 22. Woather conditions M/S 23. Effuet on clouds H/s 24. Skotches of photographe nORM 25. Mannor of disapponranco M/s 26, Romarks i 12 to 15 round eliver objecte does at lifes altitade at 32055. 3 Sops 47 valle vitaese une obeerving

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CHECK-LIST • UNIDENTIFIED PLYING OBJECTS 1. Ditio Incid nt # 29 July 47 2. Tino 1450 3. Locution Barflton 71d., Calif he Tone of obsorvor Capt VIllion h. Ryberd 5• Occupution of obgorvor Cot, UST, - Aceletant Opert ns Officer 6. Address of observor tem.I ton Tld 7. Pluco of obaorvition demilton, 710, C21f. 38° 03º N 122° 31' v * Numbor of objoots 2 9. Distanco of objeet fron observor ober fros around 10• Timo In right N/s 11. Altitudo 8,000 - 10,000 ft 12. Spood Viry Last - aise 1-80 Look e If it vere intionless 13. Direction of flight Southvurd toverd Oakland 14. Tactics Lat object purgund noricontal flig t: 2d object seened to be going from left to right nd right to l-ft 15, Soird 15. S120 15-25 ft in diamotir 17. Color vuite thin 18. Shipo circuler liice a ball 19. Odor dotcetod 5/s 20. Apparont construction 21. Exhaust trails M/s None 22. Monthor conditions Clear 23• Sff et on clouds H/s 21. Skutches or photographs 25. liannor of disappoeranco None Miseppe red in flight 26. Ronarks: (over) 52

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Capt Ryherd sow two unidentified serial objects at approximately 8,000 to 10,00G ft traveling above a P-80. He thought they were approx motely 15 to 25 fect in Junct r. in snape they vere circular like a bell on the botton ut not con letely round. Thefirst New straight and level but the second flyine close behind the first at the t me altitude percel to be going from left to right und rig t to left - tore like a guard in an aircraft formation. Due to the naive of tre P-iO, no sound could be heurd from them. They did not le ve any voor asce or visible trail. The weather vos clear and Cuptoin Ryher and Lt Word Stewert vatched them until they dissipe red in fligbt presurabl, over Oakland beaded towerd the oceen. SOT Got twerd powd extree eincerity toroughout the interview

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFTED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Dato 29 Jal, 47 Incidort # 2. Tino After 1200 3. Location Homilton Fld., Q lifornia 1. Home of observor ward L. Stewrt 5o Gecupation of obgorvor lut lit., Air Ree. (Jorner B-29 flot) 6. address of obsorvor He ret lining Bldg., Univ, ov Crlif. 7. Place of observtion 380 03' N 122° 31' 1 B. Number of objeots. 2 9. Distanco of objact from observor N/s 10. Timo in night 11, Altitudo 15 seconds 6,000 ft 12. Spood Approx 75, X/it 13. Diroction of flight 120° 1%. Tacties Siäflar to fighter e/e when acom anying beivier eil.a 15. Sound none 16. Sizo" N/S 17• Color milk vuite 18. Shepo N/s 19. Odor dotootod M/S 20. Apparont construction N/s 21. Bxhaust trails None 22, Wonthor conditions N/s 23. Effect on elouds N/s 24• Sketchen or photogruphe Nose 25. Manner of disappoaranco flew out of sight 26. Romarks: (отет) SCA

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Stevart'e attention colled to unidentified flying object by Capt Ryherd Stevurt estimates the P-80 at 250 miles on preliminary a , roach for Landing at Hamilton Fld. Object sea estimated to be following P-80 at three or four times ite speed. A moment later another object epeered and rew a course described ae something similar to a fighter's maneuvers wher accompenying a heavier ship, on a left to right novement, over the object first sighted. The object continued tris meneuvering until out of sight. Size could not be estimated but not believed to be above 6,000 ft altitude. Deseribed ne milky-white in color, and unlike eny conventional aircraft seen.

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CHECK-LIST - UMIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Dato 28 June 47 Incidont 2. Tino 1515 С3T 3. Locition 30 miles nortiwent of Luke Meade, Neveda I Pane of obsorwor ist it Eric B. Armetrong 5. Cecupation of obsorvor Ferry Division, Brooks Fld., vin optonio, Texie 6. addrias of obsorvor 170th AF Bese Unit, Ferry Div. Brooke Fld., son Antonio, Texas 7. Flued of obsorvition 30 miles NW of Lake Meude (from eir) 3. Humbor of obfoots 5 ог 6 2• Diatanco of object from observor N/s 10• Tina in sicht N/S 11. Altitudo 6, 000 12. Spead 285 MPH 15. Diraction of (licht 120° (NY) 1l6 Torties horizontal very close formation 15. Sound N/s 15. Sixe 3t™ indianeter 17• Color wnite 16. Shope circular 19. Cdor dotoetod N/5 20. apparont construation w/s 21, Exhoust trails N/s 22. Monthor conditions N/s 23. Effoet on clouds s/s 2l. Skotchos or photogropha Bone 25. Mannor of disappoeranco 26. Ronorks: (over)

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On 28 June 17 DIXOR in a P-5I Bound for Portland, Oregon, by way of edtora, Oregon, at approx 1515 Coz course of 300) and ground speed o 05 uPa, ALtitute 10,000 f approzimately 30 miles TV of Leke Mende, Hevadi It Armetrong sighted 5 or 6 shits, circlar objeets at 4100,ganktim al titade approximately 0,000 f%, on a course of 120 and flying at an estimated speed of 285 N°H. The objecte were flying very soothly and in a close formation. The estimated alze of the vaite objecte was approximataly 36% in diameter. Lt Arastrong was sare the bite objects verepot birda since the rate of closure us very fast. He was certain tre that the white objects vere not jets or conveational afreraft since he has flown both. AGENT'S NOTES! t Armstrong was very siacere in the explanation and uns not the exagerati ype. Be merely stated what he sew und drew no conclusion

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENT IFTED FLYING OBJECTS 16 Jan 47 1. Datr Ineádont.# 54 2. Tina 3. Locution 50 miles from Datch const to Morfolk, Moglend 1. Tome of observor Reported by Air Ministry Greet Britain 5. Ocoupution of obgorvor pilot of Nosquito 6. address of absorvor H/s 7. Flaco of observition 50 mtles fron Datch coast 52º 52' # 02º 37' 3 3. Numbur of objeets 1 2. Diatance of nbject. from observor M/S 16. Tino in sight W/S - object chased from 2230 to 2300 hours 1l. Altitudo 12. Spood 22,000 f* /S - foster thin Mosquito 13. Diraction of flight west (fron Datch Co st to Mortolk) 11. Tooties Ivasive controlled action 15. Sound #/s 16. Sizo 8/8 17. Color 8/s 10. Shape 19. Odor dotcetod 20. Apparont construction B/8 21. Exhaust trails a/S 22. Woather conditions 23. Effact on clouds w/s 1/8 - aight 21. Skotches or photographs Hone w/s 25. Nannor of disapposranco 26. Romarkst (over)

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During goral night-flying practice at 2230 hours on 26th Ja, one of British Hosquitoe mandant was vestored on to an unidentified 1/0 at 22,000 ft. A long chase ensued commeneing over the forth Sea about 50 miles from the. Dutch Coast and ending at 2300 hours over Horfolk. Two brief Al contacts were made but faded quickly. The unidentified aireruft appenred to taie efficient controlled evasive retion. No explanation of thie incident has been forthconing nor has 1$ been repeated.

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CHECK-LIST - UEIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Date 23 July 47 Insid ant $ 55 2. Tina 3. Loontion 03452 (0715 10cal) Haruon 71d., Ste-heaville, Rentoundland %. Mame of observor Mian Patricia Abbott & It Henneker 5. Cocupation of obgorvor government employee and lerig tor & Pablie 6. atdreas of obsorvor M/S Relations Officer 7• Ploes of absorvition Her a Pld., Newfoundland 3. Numbor of objnots 2 Undetermined 9. Diatanco of object from obaorvor 3/8 489 301 8 589 33' W 10. Timo in sight § Tree aimtes 11. Altitudo 10,000 ft. 12. Spiod bigh velocity - stited to be faster then conventional A/C 15. Diroction of flight NONE 11. Punties abrapt darte 15. Soard no noise 16, Si 2a s/s reg. 17. • Color 18. Shape 3/8 19. Odor dotectod Mashes of light M/s 20. Apparent construction /s 21. Exhaust trails J/s vistbility: 22. Nonthor conditions high scuttered elonde - winthis 15 allas 23. Effoot on clouds M/S 24. Skotches or photographs Mope 25. Mannor of disappoaranoa 26. Remarks: (over)

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Vitassees were walking when they observed a peonliar reddinh light. They thought at firet that the light was a shooting star but it left no streak. It appeered again and they thought it un i plane flying at very hight nigh -ltitude. Then a maber of internittant flasbes were observed for three mimates. After observing the abrupt darte of light and heuring no han of motors they condinded that it was definitely not a plane.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Date Incid int # 6 inly 47 2. Timo 205 hours 3. Locition Birmingha, Mabine He Homo of observor Stuff Sergeant Ira 1. Livingston 5o iceupation of obgorvor s/Set. w/250 hours as Blot and Arsorer Gunner 6. address of obsorvor 1354 Meadow Lane, Green Acres, Birminghem, Ala. 7. Ploco of obsornition As above 33° 33°H 869 52* v 8. Number of objects 7 to 10 9. Distanco of objcet from obsorvor Undetermined 10. Timo in sight N/S 11. Altitudo 2000 ft above horizon at lige angle 12. Spood 500 to 600 MPH 15. Direction of flight Southeat Ilo Tooties vertionl ascent - traveled in are 15. Scand 16. 8120- 17. Color none 2 ft la diameter #/s 18. Shapo: round 19. Odor doteotad a/s 20. Apparont construction a/s 21. Exhaust trails w/s 22. Honthor conditions 23. Effoet on clouds 2l. Skotchos or photographs 25. Barnor of disapparanoo 26. Romarks: (отет) 3/s w/s ill one photograp 1/s

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2015 bours, 6 July 47, Staff Sergeant Ivingston'e attention vas called by a mesehbor (a Mr. Herma N. Sociarell) to vitaess some The objecte upperred in the vest of 3iratigian end vere traveling soutbeast. Tany «opeared to be 2000 »bove the horizon at a 45° angle at an unertimated distrace avy. They vers approximately 2 ft in diameter, nad round. B00 to 600 . on a let or doget reparat that de led of definite are rather than straight, wad as soon as one wus out of sight, another vould apperg behind it but not elvys in the erne path. One seemed to come straight up.. The view of ite source vos obstrusted by a seurby bouse but upon reaching the altitude of auroximately 2000 ft it started off 1a the some direation as the othere. see sore than one object at a tise, and the it could bare

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L. Dato 2. Timo CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 20 July 1947 00153 Incidant t 57 3. Locntion About one hour fron Sidney, Newfoundland L. Home of observor Nora Messre Vaitland, Larkin, Douglas and Handl ton occupation of obsorvor All employes of Hanilton, Metcalfe and Kanens City Bridge Company which concern is doing construction work at Harmon Fle, 6. observor With abovo-naned concern on board the "Burgeo" enroute from Sydney Nova Scotia to B. Numbor of objnets ja - sew flashes - 4 or 5 approximately 1 second apart and equiristont. 9. Distanco of objeet from obsorvor N/3 10. Timo in sicht 11. altitudo M/s 30° off icrizon ta estimated entimited - ile renge 12. Spood high velocity - fa ter than trucer bullet 13. Diraction ef flight NNZ (30° Best of true North) 14. Tueties horizontal flight 15. Sound N/s 16. 8120 #/s 17. Color N/S - object not seen - floshes vere elvety to red in color 10. Shapo M/S 19. Odor dotoctod H/s 20. apparont construction M/s 21. Exhaust trails /s - posetbly what vas observed wen itself the rocket charge 22. Heather conditions Gleer and dark 23. Bffoct on eloude H/s 21. Skotchas or photographs 25. Marnor of disapporando 26. Romarker (over) none 8/s

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Observers did not see the object but only four or five asbes approximately one second apeat and equidistent. The flushes appeured silvery to reddish in color and vere likened to the glow of a firefly excepting they vere larger and at eqoal laterals. Toe witnesses did not beilere the Maabes vere oocasioned by either a snooting star or a plane, because of the erenly-spaced discharges or flabes, the color and the speed Corroboration: Cept Oul lage, Kanter of the "Burgeo" alao saw the flashes while standing on the sturboard deck. Be stated that he had seen the same thing at approximately the sage time ood loontleg on the evening of 15 July 47 except at that tine the object or flashes vere reveling fuster and frequently changed cources (*1 henged course abruptly several tines") and wis beade generally to the 35k.

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CHECK-LIST - UHIDENT AFTED FLYING OBJECTS 1• Dato 4 hug 47 Ing taant $ 58 2. Timo evening 3. Loontion Mr of Bethel Alanka 4. Vano of observor Cept.dack Peck and Co-pilot Vince Daly 5+ Occupation of obgorvor Pilot and Co-pilot - Al Jones Tying Sve. 6. Adross of observer • X/s 7. Ploco of observition 60° 579 X 161° lg' V B. Humbor of objoots 1 9. Distaneo of objeet fron obsorvur 1200 11 10. Time in aicht 4 mimtes 11, altitudo 500 to 1,000 1$ 12. Spend 520 MPB - 3 tines that of 0-54 13. Diraction of flight, IN 11. Tactics 8/8 15. Sourd M/s 16. 51z0 he large or larger then 0-54 17, Color black in color 18. Shopo aucer - 11k that of Ca (from rong) but vithout notore 19. Odor dotootad or Mying singa. 3/s 20. Apparent construction M/S 21. Exhaust trails M/s 22. Wonthor conditions brilliant evening dy 23. Effict on elouds N/s 2ii. Skotches or photographs None 25. Mannor of disappoRranoo hew rapidly out of sight 26. Romarkas (over)

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Gept Jack Peck and his Copilot Yince Daly stated that on 4 hug at sunset they sighted and followed a"Tying sneer" northuest of Bethel, Alasica The object unich appeured as large or larges ta masa than a C-) end black in color apperred «ilhouetted egainst a brilliant evening sig. In order to avoid a possible collision (being asble at first to deteruine in what direction the object was soving) they palled up to about 1200 ft in order to avoid possible collisiom. The object crossed their path at right angles to then. Sesing that it was moving away from them at a very rapid rate and flying at an altitade of from 500 to 1,000 ft they song in behind it and followed it at an air speed of 170 MPH but the thing ves without wings or my veible mems of propaleton whatever. Viad ves negligible end 1t vis on a ll course. Official 1n Churge of the Arlines for welch Peck was working states that the pilot is not aginative type".

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIEIED FLYING OBJBOTS Incidant # 59 • 1, Datos 12 Sept 47 2. Tima 45 antes after sunset 3. Location Midway Kalend to Oaha - beyond Hecker Island he Vame of observor Capt Stanley S. Griffia d 2d Offloor Adard 3. Polhemus 5. Cecupation of obgorvor Pilot and 2d officer, PAA 6, addruse of obaorvor a/s 7• Placo of obsortion Beyond Necker Island (23° 34' M 164 420 v) 3. Number of objoots 1 9. Distanao of objoet from observor 1 adle 10. Tino in aight Six seconds 11. Altitudo 9.500 to 10,000 f1 12. Speod 1160 KPH (1000 knots) 13. Diroction of flight 350° then 109° 1L Tooties Abruptly changed course bat observed borisontal flight holding al t1 tada 15. 1 Sound 16. S12o 17. Color 18. Sha po 8/s 19. Odor dotootad 20. 21. 22. 23. /s (Bee below - exhaust) w/s Apparont construction H/8 Exhaust traila 3/s - 1leht the color of an incandescent 15ght vithout appreciable blue & no reddiah tinge Hoathor conditions dark - 45 simtes atter unset Effact on clouda lo affect on elouds Tone Skotches or photographs 25. Nanner of disappoeranoe 26. Romarks: (отее) Appeared to burn ous 30 miles aberd of PA plane

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Plane bad Just passed Hecker Zelend at 0535 GOT. At 0558 OCT an iatense unite light was observed 60 off starboard bow of plane. It appeared similar to one wile off starboard bow of the plane. one in ate starboard Not out ma piano neathe to a pot at chid bed too be ma a a the do ten lot modered to at no to part de or a rest al These two reddish lights did not have the intensity of the white 1ight peed was noted. are to bodeet 30 the bed De ratire 1,00 in te esserted Tor some Both observers thought it could have been a aeteor except for the mon in which it held altitade. At no time did it appear to set above or below 9,500 f%. When it disaspeared it still seemed at about 9,500 ft. et no time did At give off sufficient 1llaninetion to reflect on the Cloud FOrmation n 1,000 t. Both observers vere questioned as to possibility of optical illusion end the probability that the object dropped at an oblique angle but both firaly declared the objeet apparently changed course and that It appenred to hold altitade throughout the entire time observed. PAA plane was eastbound from Miday on mognetic course 98, which in approximately 110° true, and flying at 9,000 feet at about 205 Inots. and there vere cumius clouds of about .4 densdiy. The sun had set 45 admtes previously.

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1. Dasa CHECK-LISE - UNIDENTIFTED FLYING OBJECTS 10 July 47 Incid ant $ 60 2. Timo 1000 3. Locution Cordroy, Newfoundland 47° 521 X 59° 211 W 4. Name of observor John P. Logge 5. Cocupation of obgorvor 6. Address of observor Store owner - formerly foremen of Buchans-Mine & member of civilian volunteer Air Detection Corpe Cordroy, Newfoundland 7. Pluco of obsortion Cordroy, Newfoundland - in front of store 8. Numbor of objects 1 9. Distanco of objeot from observer N/S 10. Tino in sight 15 seconds 11. altituda 6,000 ft 12. Speod rate of sbooting star 13. Diroction of flipht Northwest heading eastward 1/i. Theties N/S 15. Sound 3/8 16. Siao berrel head 17. Color bright red - color of flame 18. Shapo circle 19. Odor dotectod M/S 20. Apparent construction N/s 21. Exhaust trails left afterglow which trailed out for eome 15 ft 22. Woether conditions a do ter the go ect a no creepped appeerance and wee 23• Erfoct on clouds M/S dusk action it was cleur and at Skotches or photographs lone 25. 26. Romarks: Manner of disapposrando (over) N/s

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Kr Logge asserte in his signed statement that be was certain the object vos not a booting star (asserted he had seen shooting stars beföre but never had me to thing to compare to t nor pett. Planen on re It vos too *lit up" and traveling at too great a speed. or it would beve fallen in the water, The thing wes traveling at the rate of a ahooting star but much closer at an estimated height of around 6,000 ft. It ma visible for some 15 seconds and cane out of the horthwest beading estuard. The circle seemed about the size of a barrel heed and the trail appeared around 15 feet long and mede the whole object resemble a cone. le states "a shooting star umally leaves a temorary streak - this object left no streak only an after-glow. The circle vos a bright red, the color of a lene. The Riter-glow (cone-sheped) vas a feinter shede. NOTE: See corroborating evidence of in Evans and Albert Same (60a and 60b)

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CHECK-LIST - WIDONZIPIED FLYING OBJBOTS 1. Dato 10 July 47 2. Time 1000 3. Locition Cordroy, Hevdoundlend - 47e 521 X 59° 21' v h. Mome of observer lin Brans 5. Occupation of obgorvor H/s 6. address of observur Cordroy, Newfoundland 7. Pluco of obourrition Cordroy, Hevfoundlend 8. lumber of objnots 1 Incid int # 9. Distanco of objoot fron observor #/s 10, Time in sight w/s 11, Altitudo 8/s 12, Spood very fast 13• Diroction of flight coulda't ascertada 1.ia Tactios M/s 15. Sound a/S 15. S120 dinner plate 17. Color between red and yellow 18. Shr.po eirele 19. Odor dotocted N/s 20. Apperont construction M/S 21. Exhiust trails Had tall on 18 of yellowiah hue which vas not as orient as ele and seened a little over & yard long. 22. thor conditions w/s 23. Effaot on clouds H/s ali. Skotches or photographs Mone 25. tianor of dianpperanco bardly la sight before it dieuppeared" 26. Romarks: (over) 60a

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Witanse stated that 1f the object wore a shooting stur it was longer than any he had ever seen and mch brighter than anything he had evet observed in the wcy. It appeared round with a yellowieh tail,waich wen not as bright as the circle. The cirale itself appe red to be sort of red and yellow and about the size of a large dianer plate. It went no fast that it vas bardly in sight before 1t disappeared. It was travoling mugo closer than a shooting star. Witness sure i did not in any wey resemble a shooting star noz a plane. See Longe accouat (Ineident 60) and Albert Sans' account (Incident 60%)

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDBWYIPIED FLYING OJECTS 1. Dato 10 July 47 2.: Time 1000 Incid ant 60% 3. Location Cordroy, Newfoundlead - 47° 52' $ 59® 21º V 4. Lame of observor Albert Semme 5. Occupation of obyorvor M/8 - ahild of 12 6. addrias of obsorvor Cordroy, Re-foundl and 7. Floco of obsorvition x Cordroy, Newfoundland 9. Humbor of objeots 1 9. Distoneo of objoet from observer H/S 1G• Tina in eight. "only a nimate" 11, Altitudo Na - Kying at height of plane which is flying high 12. Spood terrifie 13. Diroction of flight N/8 14. Tactica 15. - hot bom - shot down very fast* - See Mre Serms' account as son Albert Sound 1/8 16. Size #/s. 17. Color bright ridish yellow 18. Shape 3/s 19. Odor dotectod a/S 20. Apparent construction M/8 21. Exhuust trails 8/8 22. Woether conditions 1/8 - wh uses affira it uns "clear" and at dusk 23• Effact on clouds 8/s 2h. Skotches or photographs 25. Nanner of disapporanco Нове M/s 26. Romarka: (отек)

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Albert Serine 1e a twelve-yer old boy, He was alone wben be saw the object. He thought it was flying at the height of a plene at high altitade but that it looked strange for an airplane becise it was 11t up so brightly- 18 vas not ourrying lights ("plonea do have a light or two") It was of e bright reddied yelloy color. Witnens sew it only monentarily because of the tremendras speed. *1 any it only for a minute becase it was traveling at a terrific speed. His nother, Mre. Seams, 1e the Post Mistress of the town and after he ring her son's description felt that It ansvered the description of the "flying di so". Soe added that Albert didn't believe the thing wus a plane since "It vouldn't aboot down 11ke thnt did und "besides it ves too "lit up"*. See Logge account (Incideat 60) und Bruns' necount (Incident 60a)

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CHECK-LIST - UHIDENZTFIBD FLYING OBJEOTS Incidant + 02 1. Dato 8 Sept 47 2. Time • 230 P. N. * 3. Location Logan, Utah 1. Tamo of observor Ar and Mrs. Richard Anderson 5. Coupotion of obyorvor M/S 5. darise of obsorvor logia, Utan 7. Plues of obsorvition Logan, Utab 40 450 B 121° 541 v 8. Number of objeats Approx a dosen 9. Distanco of objeet from observer 3/8 10. Timo In sight * one to 2 aimtes 1).. Altitudo 2,000 to 3,000 f* 12. Spood "faster than birds" 13. Diroction of flirht north 141. Zuctica cirale esty in approx one te two minutes observing Erou formation. 15. Sound S 16. $120 about the sise of pigeons * 17. Color vaite and Illundanted 18. Shopa H/s 19. Odor dotootod M/S 20. Apparent construction H/s 21. Exhsust trails M/S 22. Neuthor conditions I elondy 23. Effact on clouds a/s 21. Skotches or photographs Hone 25. Manner of di sopposrance la figght to the north 26. Romarkes

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as they apperred to be moving faster than birde and they circled the eit Ln approximately one to two minutes. Sew no wing novement during the flight They couldn't naire up their ainds as to emotly wont they saw.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDELIZIPTED FLYING OBJBOTS 1. Dato 8 &ept 47 Incidant $ 62a 2. Time Арртох 10830 Р. М. 3. Loction logon, Utab Lo tamo of observor Mr & Mrs. Norman H-11 5. Occupation of obgorvor 3/8 6. Addrida of observor Ith loga, Utch 7 Ploco of obnorvotion Loges, Vtsa 40° 45° a 1119 54 v 8. Munber of obicotis 9. Distanco of objoet from observer 1/S 1C, Tina in sight /8 11, Altitudo X/s 12. Speod a Nach faster than birds 13. Diroction of Plight clockodse abere elty 11. Toettes chenged formation 15. Sound 3/8 16. Sizo ayprox that of stad 17. Color a/s 18. Shapo: 1/8 19. Odor dotooted #/S 20. apparont construction R/s 21. Exhaust trails X/8 22. Woethor conditions Cloudy 23. Effoot on olouds D/S 24. Skotchos or photographs Mcne 25. Mannor of diapponrance W/S Romarks: San a group of Dying objecte sintlar ta appearance to a

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CHECK-LIST - ULIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Dato 8 Sept 47 Incid it A 62 2. Timo Between 10:30 and 11:00 P. M. 3. Locition Logan, Utah hi. Vane of obnervor Kr & ra Fred Thunell et al 5. Cocupction of obgorver M/S 6. Addreas of obsorvur Logra, Utah 7. Flues of obsorvition Logan, Utab 400 45' N 111° 541 w 8. Humbur of objects saw 5 eroups each containing 35 to 60 small objecte 9. Distanco of objeet from observor N/S 10. Tino in sight M/S 11. Altitudo several thousand feet 12. Speed it high rate of speed 13. Diroction of flight M/S bat they circled the city 14. Tooties 8/S - 15. Sourd N/S 16. Sizo "small" 17. Color yellowish-unite 18. Shopo: N/S 19. Odor dotected N/S 20. Apparent construction N/S 21. Exhaust trails */s 22, Wonthor conditions cloudy 23. Brfoet on clouds w/S 21. Skotchos or photogrophs Mone Manner of disapposranco M/S 26. Romariss (over)

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Mr & Mrs Tred Thell advised that they and 5 other people observed five froups each containing 35 to 60 mell objecte of yellowisb-white color circling the city at a high rate of speed. They were several thousand feet in the air and it vue impossible to ascertain the size due to the distance, speed and cloudy conditions. See also Incident 61 and 6la

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CHECK-LIST - UVIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1• Daco 12:05 P. X. Incidant # 63 2. Tina 29 July 47 Loestion 1/4 mile Ni of Canyon wile proceeding My nine road leading from Cenyon Ferry to York - some 35 miles NE of -el ene I Pano of observer R. J. Yedler ot 21 be occupation of obgaryor Divieion Plent Engro, the Pre. Cel a Tel Co. 6. aldrins of observor Ine Pec. Tel & Tel Co. J• Ploco of observition 25 As of Helen, tontens B. Humbor of objeets 1 9. Distanca of objoot from observer 2 to 3 miles 10, Tino in sight 5 reca. ds + 11. Altitudo 3,000 ft 12. Spaod tremencous B. Diroction of flight, 35 Tactics Hovering - rising und dercending tora vertled eletance no some 50-100 ft - then swoo ing to the WE at tresendout seve Soard 15. 16. ft In dia x 3 or 4 Inches In tuckere - ns seet fra of or r' viewoint. - euperently mage 17. Color 11kc polished. nickel 18. Shapo circulia 19. Odor doteotod M/5 20, Apparont construction like polished nickel 21. Exhuust traile X/S 22. Wonthor conditions blue sky with scattered stell clouis. Briet sungine esusing dire to glenn and shiter 23. Effact on clouds S/S 24. Skotohes or photographs None 25. Manner of disappoeranco "melted into thin air" 26. Romarks; Cover

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Observere.new bright dise hovering and fluttering in the air. lt descended und rose tara a vertico distance of 50 to 100 ft for sove 5 ceconca und wile at the top of an ascent it suddenly runoved to the 103 at tremendous meed, traveled some 200 ft und risappe red into the clear air - appeared to "melt into than eir" ne e recult of the tremendous suced. Appe red approximately 3 ft in te x 2 pra Inches in thickness from obververs! vieupoint - and estimated as con-icerabla Grenter in size us vitnesses were some 2 or ] aflee frot tre object. witarseeR: Steve berrunn and Kerl Herrmann.

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CHECK-LIST - WIDENT IFTSD FLYING OBJECTS 1. Data 19 Aug 47 Incidont 2. Tina 9830 P. M. 3. Locotion Ivin Falls, Idaho lane of observor Mr B. H. Redstron, wife and a neighbor (Mra Saultz) Detective Richard A. Frazier of the win Jails Police Dept et al 5. Geeupation of obgorvor Executive Director of the Twin Palle Bousing Authority 6. «dress of observor 322 Third Ave North, Man Falls, Ideno 7. Placo of obsorvition . As above 9. lunbor of objoets Objecte were seen ingroups of 3, 5. 7, 10 and 35 - undeteruined number 9. Diatanca of objeet fron obsurver N/S 10, Tino in sicht few minutes 11. Altitudo 12. Spcod terrific could not be deterained 15. Diraction of Might No returning towerd the SW 1l Torttes. observed triangular formation 15. Sourd X/S 16. S180 Could not be estimated 17. Color of electrio light - only seen as glow going thra air 18. Shrpo Could not be estimated 19. Odor dutcetod X/S 20. Apparent construction M/S 21. Exhount troils No flames or anything was observed except Elow of lighte 22. Hoathor conditiona overcast sky at night 23. Effoet on elouds # /S 24. Skatchos or photographa None 25. Manner of disapposrando N/s 26. Romarks, (over)

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Ur Redstrom was the first to notice an object traveling at a terrific speed in a nortbeasterly direction. intle discussing tais with her husbond and a neighbor all three saw tet similar objects proceed rapidly in the sane direction in the form of a triangle. As they were disappetring 3 objects penled off the left flenk and proceeded in a more northerly direction. The remaining objects closed ranks and proceeded on a ask is course. Five minutes later another group of 3 objects were seen proceeding in the sane direction in trianguler formation. Three to five minutes. later another telangular formation of five or six objects ves observed going in the sone direction. Then a few minutes later the three witnesses saw 35 to 50 flying in a trianguler fornetion still in the sane direction, Approxinately 20 to 25 minutes later similar objects were noted coming back over the city in a southwesterly direction. Generally they were in groups of 3, 5 and 7 and followed each other at approximately 5-mimte intervals. Detective Frazier and Mr. Bedstrom did not think they were meteore ae (1) they flew on a level line and did not appear to drop (2) Observed triangler formation They did not think they were birds as: (1) They were lighted from the inside. Were not the reflection of city lights since: (1) They observed trienguler fornation and changed course from N3 to SH direction. (2) Observed to close ranks and form a triangle egain.

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1. ACK-LOT - PATO DAFIRE FLEING OBJBITO Sept of 194₴ Ine 1a ant * 65 N/3 3. Boo cir 2 or 3 miles south of Renoboth Besch, Delaware • to of observor Horece P. Wenyon Caption to chornor M/S however he is en airplane pilot of approx 30 years. 6. tir of obrimsor 123 Renoboth Ave., Rehoboth Beach, DelabeTe 7. Plicy be obsery ton air - 2 or 3 miles south of Rehoboth Beach, Del. 1 5. Husberrf objects ) Distonoc of objver fron obervor N/S 1c. Timo ir -Lear 8/8 1. altitud 1,000 ft 12. Spid 1,000 to 1,200 Wh 13. Diroction of Micht west to east 1. Tuctios apparently horizontal 15. Soad N/S 16. SiRo 15 inches in diemeter 17. Color N/S 10. Chipo N/S 19. Otor dotoctod S/S 20. Apinront anotruction N/s 21. Exhoust trufls several jets of flebe were gurting from the object. 12. Nunther conditions 5/8 23. Effeet on clouds M/S 2l. Skotchus or photographe None 25. Mannor of dippieringo N/S 26. R4кJ* (over)

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Mr Wenyon edvised that he noticed a projectile approximetely 15 inches in demeter cross his course at right angles novingrin a vest-to-eest direction end traveling at en altitude of 1,000 ft. It wes traveling at a very high rate of speed - from 1,000 to 1,200 MPH. Several jets of flate were spurting from the object. Then in October of 46 he observed A similor projedtile at 1,400 ft while flying over the same beach. This object was also traveling from vest to east. It wos Mr Veryon's assumption that he sew some sort of rocket being tested. He associated a series of airplane crashes that had occurred tround that time with the appeerence of this missile and thought that the proper muthoribies should be notified.

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- CHECK-LIST - UEIDSNDAPIED FLYING OBJBCTS 1. Date 10 ang 47 2. Tina 9 0'clook - vell after darte 3. Loention Hear Silver Springs, Chie Lo tape of observor 34 00l0Bo1,3. h. Walker Jr., 0S0 5. Cocupation of obgorvor Selentifio Branch, Ressarch Group 6. addr an of obsorvor BADD, ND08 1. Floce of obnorwtion Hour Silver Springs, Obse 8. Humber of objeets 1 9. Distanco of objoet fron obsorvor w/s 10. Tino In sight 3-4 seconda 11. Altitudo low Dying 12. Speod M/s 15• Diroction of flight north to south 1%o Toettes at absolutely bertsontal 15. Soird /S 16, Siro B/s 27. Color bright orvage elow or flam 18. Shopo 8/s 19. Odor dotootad Inoidant $ 66 8/s Apparont construction 20. 8/s 21. Exhaust trails Long, straighs, morrow white streak of flane (aintles to stroal lef) by tracer bellet) which vanished very quickly. 22, Woother conditions 3/8 - vell after dark 23. Effoet on olouds M/S 2. Skotchus or photogrophs 25. liannor of diapposranoo simply windshed ta da-alr. 26. Romarks: (over)

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About 9 o'clock, well after dark, It Col F. I. Walker, Jr. OSC, of the Scientific Branch, Research Group, saw a low Tying object * apper over the top of a bera to his left traveling in an absolutely straight line in an are of about 70% soving fron north to south. The object appeared as a bright orange elow of flame and left bebind 1t a log, straight, nerrow white streak of flame sinilar to the streak left by a tracer bullet and itself, covering an are of approximately 20° or 30°, There appeared to be a fine wist of woke trailing bebind this strenk which vanisbed very quicily. The objeet took about 3 - 4 seconds to corst the are of 70° and then simply vanisbed in mid air. The path traveled vos absolutely horizoatal. Itness states he never observed a comet which acted in thig manr d was of the opinion that he had sighted a "flying saucer"

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CHECK-LIST - VEIDENZIFIBD FLYING OBJECTS 1a Duto 14 dog 47 Ine id ant $ 67 2. Tina 1600 hours 3. Comtion 5 miles southvest of Placerville, Celif. I.. Tane of observor Mr Ray A, Suitner and wife 5• Docupition of obgorvor Switzer la an Insurince cecutive with the firm of Nolaire & Willie end a gradate of the Unir of Celsf. 6. Mar an of obsorvor Bor 43, Auloan, Eidorado County, Celif. 7. Placo of obsortion Between 4 end 5 asles southcet from Placerville on Cedar Ravine Rosd. 38° 42' 45° 8, Let x 1200 479 15° W. Long. B. Munber of offrote Distanco of objoct fron obsorvor Xatimited dietence secned about 750 ft 10. Tina in aight 11. Altitudo 12. Spood short period 500 to 1,000 / high rate of speed 13. Dirootion of flight north to south 1. Pontica in a very sallow dive 15. Sound M/s 16. S120 Secsed to be about 5 feet long by sose 12 to 14 laches in depth 17. Color polished chroman Seened rectangular except for a short period when it appeared 20. Apparent constructien metallio 21. Exhuust trufle H/S - a white smoke trail was firet observed -later object vas enveloped in puff of dark gray enola 22. Wonthor conditions fair with snabine 23. Effeet on elouda W/8 2lio Skotchun or photographs Mone 25. Mannor of disapponrinos disappeired in puff of dark gray smola 26. Romarks, (over)

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Observer first notioed a waite mols trail and while searching for its source be sow an object 4 to 6 ft in length x 10 to 14 inches wide and of a metal color which gave off a very bright reflection l1ln highly poliahed chronium. It was firat observed at 1039 position to the auto obile, Upon re ching a 1200 position it was engulfed in a puff of dark grey moke about 10 ft in dianeter. There was no change in the color of the smoke. The object vas troveling at terrific speed end seemed to be in a very shallow dive. When the ruff of toke appeared the object dimpperred. completely no particles vere observed falling fron it. The point of diappeurance seemed to be about 800 yarde in front of Sudtser. Ibere was no poselbility of being bidden by vegetation or terrain. It appe. red rectangular for the most pert but once it eppeured to have a very alightly curved top vurface. It seemed ore rocket-like than diso-11ke, and seemed tilted in a send-cirole. NOTE! STEE Agent notes that the point of observation would afford a sweeping viey thru 40° of the cunyon and the south side of Mebber Creek. (Switzer vos not definite ne to wut part of the field of view he had seen the object and fix indidated that it could have been as far ne the borizon.) Any object or particles thereof vould be in a six square nile area of vooded mountainous terrain full of canyons and ravines. gent thought that line could have seen a conventional type aircruft which due to the distance from which it was observed presented no distinguishing features for the short period it was under observation. However, agent could not account for the smoke tradl.

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1. Dato CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 24 June 47: Ing idant # 2. Tina afternoon 3. Location Cosc de Mts. (Portland, Oregon 1a Mono of observor Fred: Johnson- 5. Cecupution of obgorvor Prospector 6. Address of observor Globe Hotel, 1 6J. 4. lst Ave, Porlend, 7. Plues of obsorvtion Cescnde Nts 5 ог 6 6. Munber of objoots 9. Distanco of objact tron obsorvor overhe d at 1,000 ft 10. Tine In night 045 - CO seconte 11, altitudo 6,000 ft from ses Level 12. Spood N/S 15. Diraction of flight ab 11. Tucties benzing 15. Sourd note 16. S120 about 30° dia 17. Celer N/S 18. Shepo round with tail 19. Odor dotretad M/S 20. Apparent construction •N 3 21. Exhuust trails N/S 22. Wonthor conditions Clear 23. Effoet on clouds N/S 2li. Skotchus or photographa None 25. Nanner of disappotiranoo 26. Romarker (over):

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Mile prospecting in the Ceccade Wits some 5,000 ft ebove sen Level be noticed a reflection. • Upon looking up he saw a disc proceeding in a southersterly direction. Upon sighting it be placed his telescone to his eye and observed it for sone 45 to 60 seconds. At the time the dine we righted it wa bonking in the sun. He obterved 5 or 6 but concentz. ted on one. and he ertirted them to be rout 1.000 it from viere he ves stendine. did not fly in any purticular formetion He estimted taet they were ground 30 feet in dinneter end thit they had o They mede no noise. He noticed that the combination compens and vetch in his possession reucted in a very pecülier manner, the lund waving from one sise to the other but that this condition corrected iteelf Imediately after the dises hed passed out of sight. 30TS: Informant appeared to be very reliable und advised that be had been a prospector in the Staces of Montane, Washington end Gregon for the pest 40 yre.

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O CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS to Dato 6 Ang 47 2. Pino 2230-2245 3. Locition Phil delicio, Pe. ho tago of observor Bleanor Naddle 5. Occupation of obgorvor emol yed by Geo A, Greenald NiE Co. 6, Midriss of obsorver 2114 Hobert St., Poiledelprit, Ps. 7. Placo of observition At ob erver's nome 8. Number of objoots 9. Distanco of object from obsorvor N/S 10. Tino in sight N/S 11. Altitudo N/s 12. Spood Very feet 13. Diraction of flight Suth 14o - Taetios N/5 - apparently straight flight 15. Sound light buzzing ofter persige of object 16. S120 lorge 17. Color white 18. Shopo N/5 19- - Odor dotceted N/ 20. Apparent construction M/S 21. Exhaust trails Tilla stresk of groyish snoke 22. -Woathar conditions N/S 23. Effoct on clouds N/S 2h. Sketches or photographs 25. Mannor of disapponranco bone N/3 26. Romarks: (over) Incidart # t9

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Between 10:30 und 10115 P.M. 6 Aug 47, Mise Reddle wis seeted on. toe steps of her tone vith Cecella Fine. Sne wis fscing north and observed o lerge wite object treveling et e very fust rate ef speed to the souta. There ya a burzine sound, not too load but pleinly sudiole just after the object passed thra tüe sir. Toe object appe red wilte in color md left a thin streik of moke unico wes greylen in color.

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CHECK-LIST - DUIDENT IPTED FLY110 OBJBOTS 1. Doto 6 dug 47 Incident + 70 2. Tino Around. 2245 3. Locition Palladelpida, Pa I Cano of observer Joat. Snyder 5. Cocupation of obgorvor insurince seant (forter 3-24 pilot) 6. adrian of obsorvor 1h0 Venkir St., Philädelphin, Pe. 7. Flues of nbauration ebove address 8. Numbor of objrote %. Distanco of objeet from obsorver S/S 20. Tine in sight M/s 11. Altitudo 1,000 - 3000 ft 12. Speod between 100-500 VPH 13. Diretion of flight fron XE to Si 1: Tuntica N/5 15. Seurd hiseing 16.. Si N/5 17. Color N/S 18. Shipo - M/S 19. Odor doteotod M/S 20. Apparent construction M/S 21. Exhuust truils Smoke or condensation - also endtted blufeb wilte flam 22. Wonthor conditions Cler 23. Bffoet on clouds M/s 2l. Skotchos or photogrophs Inne 25. Tanner of disapposhoo N/s 06. Romarkar (Over)

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Snyder noticed an object traveling NE to SW. Using his experience In the Ary Air Corps he estim ted the speed as between 400 to 500 MPH. the object did not lose elevtion nd left either a suoke or condensation trail in its former path. the vapor lested for ebout 2 seconde. A hiering sound accompanied the paseing. The sound was moderate and not nearly as loud 'as that occasioned by a rocket mip.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFTED FLYING OBJBCTS 1. Bite 8 or 9 Oct 1947 Incidant # 2. Tine N/s 3. Locution Las Vegas, Nevade li. Hono of obzervor Thomes L. Moore 5• Cocupation ef obgorvor N/S - Cept, USAIR - Ex pilot 6. adar sa of obsorvor N/S 7. Plac of obnormtion Outskirts of Les Vegas 8. Wunbor of objoots 1 9. Dintuneo of objeos fron observor 4 to 5 xiles 10. Timo in eight N/s 11. altitudo 12. Spood N/s 700 to 800 kH 13. Diroction of flight dest & circled to west Line Tortion Plew strsight, turned, flew streignt again 15. Shund N/s 15. S1z0 17. Color M/s 18. Shapo N/S 19. Odor dotectod N/S 20. Apparent construction M/s 21. Bhaust traile Trail alnost wilte and of cumulue cloud sensity which lested some 15-20 minutes 22. Woethor conditions alnost cloudless 23. Effoct on clouds N/s 2, Skotchas or photographs stetch of course of object 25. Manner of disapposrance: N/S 26. Romarkar (over) 71

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On Oct 8th or 9th, 1947 while witne e ves driving on the NW outsirts of L's Teges, lievada, he observed what appeared to be a siguriting pilot's trail. He stopped his car to observe it and noticed tun things which troubled nin. (1) Where the nissile should have been at the he d of the steudily apper ring trail there us nothing visible of voe too smal to see (eatin ted to be a distance of about 5 miles or less) and (2) the meed eupeared startling. I augut it uca between 400 and 1,000 KPE but thought nore precisely to be from 700 to 800 YPE - too fest for conventonal sircreft. The trail be thought could have been oke, vapor from intense speed or my unknown substrace. The color is al ost wiite - much like cumulo-nimbus cloud and of approximetely the seme density and it ves 15-50 minutes before the treil dieintegrated. The object took a ridius of from 5 to 15 miles to complete e turn (he estimted closer to 10)in an attent to fudge its exact course over topog pilo fentures of the surrounding countryside. He stated that since the climate in tise vicinity in extreely dry ard it ves almost & cloudless day that the speed vould have to be exceedingly frent to crete such a trail. Side View omposition View trom Abo- P x Me chates ton Fits ghted O My Portion

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CHECK-LISZ - UNIDENDIFIBD FLNING OBJBCTS 1. Dato. 17 Sept 1947 2. Tina S/5 3. Lomtion Aleska (Ft Ficherdson (1) ho Bano of ohservor S/S 5. Geoupetion of obgorvor Arry Officer 6. atárisa of observor N/S 7. Ploco of obserzition lieur Pt Richanison, Aleska 9. lunbor of objceta 9. Diataneo of objcet fron ebsorvor $/S 10. Tino in sicht N/S 11, Altitudo Beloy 10,000 ft 12. Speod: trerendous 15. Diruetion er Mscht 2s 11. Tunties N/S 15. Soued A/$ 16. 31xc 2-3 {t dieneter 17. Color netallic silver 18, Shrpo spherical 19. Odor dotoatod X/S 20. Apparent constructicn Hone 21. Exhnust trafls None 22. Wonther conditions Serttered cloude 23. Bffaet on aloudn /S 2a Skotchas or photegrgpha Ziane 25. Mannor of diaspposranoo N/S2 26. Romorka: (ove) Ino adant* 72

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Two unry officers reported to Office, Director of Intelligence, ig. Alasian Dept., Pt Richerdson, Alista, Buy og that they had witnessed an objectpassing thru the air at tremendous peed. Object nupered to be a sphere and did not give the impres on of being sucer-like or comparable to a disit. Altho, the firet officer stated that it would be imosrible to give minate det 11s, the object expeared to be 2 to 3 feet In diameter and did not leave any vuror trail in the sky. He stated the object perced metallic and silver in color (like taet of eir lance) Ae there waa scuttered cloud formations at 10,000 ft and the object wus noted to be traveling below the cloud fornetion they vere able to deteriLe the mporoxinste altitude. To the recond officer the object eppered aporoximately 10 it in dieneter end covered it to half the size of a full moon on an ordinery night. le estimeted the altitude to be only 3,000 or 4,000 ft. The object appenred broadside to the second officer and gaveno evidence of a miming notion or did he note a reflection, In conclusion the second officer pointed out that the object was deflately travel in easinst the wind.

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CHECK-LISE - UNIDENDIFIBD ELMING OBJBOTS 4 Ang 47 1. Dito Incid ant 73 2. Tino 1600 3. Incition Boaton, Nocs % Don of observer Alphens P. Powell, Cept ef PA Airsye, Inc. helter I. Male, leviestor 5. Cecupation of obgorvor Crew of Pan Aner Constitution 6. addresa of obsorvor 28 Redwood Ro.d, New Hyde Perk, Long leland 7• Ploco of observtion Apuroximately midwy betveen Everett, Wase and Bedford Radio Bescon, f. Mumber of objeets 2 9. Distanco of object from obsorvor 1 mile avey 10. Tino in sight 30 seconds 11. Altitudo 7,800 ft 12. Spood 175 KE 13. Diruction of flight epsterly - approx 110° megaetic 1h. Tuaties N/s 15. Sound N/S *16. S1z0 15 ft long, 1 2-3 feet in depth 17• Color deep gold 18. Shripo elliotienl 19. Cacr dateotod N/S 20. Apparent construction N/S 21. Bchaust trails None 22. Worthor conditiona 5/10 senttered cumulur with tops 1000 Visibility: 10 ml. 23. Bffoot on olouda: N/s 2li. Skotchus or photogrophs. None 25. Mariner of disappostinoo Lost in cloude 26. Romarks: (over)

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At 1600 P. K., 4 Aug 47, midway between Everett, Kass, and the Bedford Redso Beucon, pilot end nevigator sighted an unidentified terial object. The following conditions exited: Visibility: 890d Loud coverIge 6-8/10 tas: tope: 10,0:0 ft •ind at 8,000 ft: 270/25 М/н Aircraft: 3, 000 ft Ahr speed 265 K*H Couy se: 24o munetic. fr nite, Avigator, called Mir Povell's attention to a bright orange objec Lightly below the level of their aircraft. Vr Povell was unable to se the object from nie outtinn (left side of cockpit) an he had no vinibility to the right and down, from ais poettion, But, upon gluacing out his side window he notiord at a u5º angle to the left an unidentified flying object. It wie one aile skey at aproxiate y 7,800 ft. Vr. Powell then bonded to obtain & better view. Be described it ce buing, the length af a P-O fuselage, blunt nt both ence, cylinirical in chipe and hiving a brignt orange nue. The object had a definite shape and there mis no musgestion of gesente Mesination (ne there would be if the orencecolor vere the result of exh uet fron a rockot or jet siror ft. It yes troveling at eporer 150 VPH, on a course 200° megnetic. It was under obervation for approximtely 30 tenands. Xr. Powell lost sight of the object when a cloud come between their aircrift end the object. Mr. A, O. Powell 1e a grudante of the Aviation Coiet Flore Trog Program, and has over 4,000 contend ilot coure to nis He eppe me calk, and intelligent and not elven to Ments of fency. he has o feir of publicity. He et ted thut he his seen mmerous pilot billoons, redtornic devices und to tergets but thet tue object wis definitely not. one of then VALUATION of vOurCe: *C"; of informition: ™3"

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Incident +74 See Incident 68

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CHECK-LIST - WIDE AFTED FLYING OBJBETS 1o Dato 13 Ang 47 Incidant a 75 2. Time 1300 3. Lootion Stole Mver Cogyon (near Iwin Tells) Idsho I Cane of abacrvor A. C. Urse and tun sons, Kenneta & 311ly 5. Cocupation of obgervr fermer 6. _dariss of observor Oper tor of "Auger Fall, Trout Farm" 6 miles west of Blue Lakes Rench, SaBice River C nyon 7• Floes of obsorw.tion As above - going down the Spake River 8. Number of objoets 1 7• Dintanco of object from oboarver 300 ft 10. Timo in sicht momentiry 12. altitado 75 ft from the canyon floot - 300 ft ancy from observer level view afforded 12. Spood 1000 KPH 13• Diroction of flight Bost to Nest 11. Tunties Road up end down over hille & nollowe of a nyon 15. Sourd withing sound 16. 51n0 20 feet by 10 ft in thicknese 17. Color sity blue 16. Sha-po oblong broad rinded hat with low crown Inverted ple-plete 19. Odor dotectad None 20. Apparont construction N/S 21. Exhuust trafle Exhoust fadon flame - a red tubuler fiery Cow at tie 22, Monthor conditions end one 18% or bood. 23• Effact on clouds N/s 21. 25. Skatches or photographs Manner of dian ppeera o 26, Romarkos (over) one disepperred bebind hill

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Urte hed sent his sons to the river for some tops fron his bost.. As they vere overdue he weat to look for theti, when he noticed some 300 feet ewey some 75 feet in the eir a siry-blue object silhouetted seninet the steep vella of the cigyon on the fur vide. (be cinyon Is about 400 ft deep and 1200 ft across at that nloce.) The object wis tremeling 75 feet in the air (300 ft below the rin of the cigyon) and no ves pleinly visible. Urie etetee thet the sig-blue color would probably not be noticed eginat the soy. He stetes thet "1t did got ela lie a toc". However, he did say thet the trees over wich It passed almost directly did not just Fend with tine thed sa if a plane had gone by but thnt they "epun arourd on top us if they were 1n 6 чес. Keith Urie, o son, eight years of age seid be sew the nechine coming down the anya be ding from east to wevt rad followine the contoure of the eround. 3111y, Fee ten, enotner son, saw it alroot imbediately. Both wetened it 1l: out of stent benind a tree in a mt er of nonente. AGO?' 3 307551 Urie seemed cosoletely sincere abort the ineident and type red to be & sober, mindle ged men The boye etrited that tiey ned never before seen one of the discs. /20 гг /- -\-

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CIECE-LIST - UNZDBKIFIBD FLYING OSJBCTS Da to 13 Ang 47 2. Tinu N/S 3. Locotion Selson Dim Jena SdeRo ho Done of cheervor County Corningioner Hewrins J. 3. Brown 5. Cocupution of obgervor County Coralerinner N/S 6. dare of obgarvor 3/5 2 Fluco of cbaorntion Salmon Den R. luntor of objoeta 2 9. Distonea of objoet fron observer 10. Timo In eicht N/5 11, Altitado 4,000 to 6,000 f1 12. Spoud ETe.t speed 13. Dirdebion of flight • Tuntica 15. Sound ecio 01 potor - County Condesioner fascine roar - J. B. Drown 16. 3120 7/3 17. Celor 3/5 - reflected 1Lght 18. Shopo cirailar 19• Cdon dotootodN/3 20. Apporont construction N/s 21. Exhuust trails N/S 22. Wopthor conditionn N/s 23. Effoet on elouds w/s 2l Skotohus or photographs 25. - Banner of disapposaanoo None 2/5 26, Romarkos (over) Ine 1d 76 soft seteri ailes ovi

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Agent could not locute Comis: loner I. X, Fawcins but J. 4. Brown, sio secompanied Bewitins at the time stated that he and Hewins could tear a Trey Looked up end sew 2 objects flying at grent neight wich might b ve been between 4,000 and 6,000 ft. He could cive no estim te size end sold they could have been several miles evey. tie und Bevkine were satisfied that hud seen sometning and were very coubtful if the objecte vere planes. Pron a newspaper aceount (Tines lews, Twin Fells, Idsho, Fridgy 2ag 15, 1947) County Connissioner Hawkins said he hid seen en unusual object in the air the sane day As Urie' expertence (Incitent 75) and that a sound resembling the echo of a notor crused nim to look woward and there he saw two circular objects which reflected light. They were traveling at a great sneed and at ligner altitude then most planes.

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CHECK-LISE - UIDENTIFTED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Dato 3 July 1947 2. Tina 1830 2 3. Loention South Brookeville, Me. la fand of observor Kr. Join E. Cole 5. Cocupution of obgorvor petrononer 6. adar as of, observor Suth Brookeville, He. 7. Flog of obourntion Mix Horborside, Maine - ". Bunbor of objrots 10 9. Distanco of objvet from observer N/S 10. Timo in aight N/s 11, altitudo N/s 12. Spcod -00-1200 MPH Incidant n 77 13• Diruction of flicht NN (true) 1h. Ponttes N/S 15. Sourd Loud roct 16. 3120 50 to 100 feet vide 17. Color light-colored 18. Shop only concrete evidence of forn appeared on left tungent of the group - two dirk shaped forus: 19. Od or dotoctod 8/5 20. Apparent construction N/S 21. Bhrust trafis N/S 22. Wusthor conditions N/s 23. Erriet on elouds N/s 2li Skotches or photogruphe one 25. Nanner of disapportinoo N/s 26. Romorkss (over)

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An unusually loud roer attracted the observer und upon looking up he saw • group of very light-colored ebjects et an altitude of about 50° bunched ratner closely vith no regular formation. One group could nive covered 1-1/20 enguler dismeter in the sky. There might nave been 10 As a group they were proceeding te to cover 30º of are estimted of course in 10 to 15 seconds. If one of them subtended 1/10° with a possible wing spred of 100 ft it would put it at a dietence of over 10 miles, and cuite invisible for a light object. Wita 30º ure of travel it a 10 ml dietance would be roughly 5 miles in 15 seconãs or 20 ml per sinute or 1200 ml per hour. Rether fest for a bomber. A 50 ft object at 5 miles dist. wo ld be about 600 al. per hr - also fust going. The orily concrete evidence of fome epored on the left tonent of toe erouD - two cara sheped forms: 1 Toe ge could have been toil vines. But since they vere in no regulir foration, and seemed to be moving irregularly like a sweru of bees why shouldn't all of them have had winge? The loud roer suggests they mey have been uch. closer and rather smell. The sky beckground a a hacy blue vith the sun benind. One plane tovins a lot of balloons, toe witnese thoucht, would have been easily recognized.

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CHECK-LIS2 - WIDERSAFTSO ELVING ORJBCT3 1. Date 30 June 1947 78 2. 7inx 2920 K33 3. Loestion Werr MIlans Zield over Grend Cinyon, Arizona t. Tonh of ohaervor Lt Milien G, Kelinty, USN 5. Cenupetion of obgermr P-80 etudent, Millione Fld, Coup/ler, Arte. o, aldrisa of observor 411see F1d., Cheniler, Ariz. 1• Plsea of obsorvtion plene 8. lumber of objrets 9. Distanco of object fron obsorver $/s 10. Tino In aicht N/S 11. Altitudo decrenring fros 35,000 ft 12. Spood "Inconceivable" 13. Diraotion of Miche streight don 15. Tuettea N/S 150 Soard N/$ 16. 8120 § ft in die. 17• Color 18. Shopo circular 19. Odor dotcetod 3/5 20. Apparont construction M/S 21. Bohnust truils $/s 22. Monthor conditiona N/S 23. Effact on alouds $/S 2la Skatehes or photogrophe nobe 25. Bannor of dig0898 CaChe South Rin of Grand Свдуод, Arizons Seened to have hit ground some 25 ailes 26. Romarka: (over)

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On 30 June 1947 at ebnut 0910 M.ST, W1711am G. NeGinty, P-80 pilot ves flyine at 25,000 fert over Grind Cenyon, Arizona, hending routh towards WIllians Field, Arizona, when he saw 2 round objecte going it inconceiveble speede straight down. One of the unidentifiable objecte followed the oter seconds Due to their sperd he could see only that they vere circular end possibly light gray in color. In nie osinion the objecte vere approxinately 3 Let in dieneter. He estimated thit the objects would have probably hit the gro nd approximately 25 miles souta of the South Ria of Grand Convon, Ario. NG 277 3 10153: It cointy give ar bernesent noirene est N. A, Mo 2. C., Polnt in, Port liuenene, Celif.

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CHECK-LIST - UHIDBITIFTEP FLYING OBJECTS Lo Dato • April 1947 2. Tina 1100 E Pibol Observation 3. Locition 3/0 - presumably Richnond, Ve. 1. Name of observer Kr. Minorewski Inclient 4 5. Cocupation of obgorvor le ther reporters 6. Atarise of observor N/S 7. Placo of observtion Ricond, Va. 3. Hunbur of objeeta 3-4 separate siphtin s 9• Dintanco of objeet fron observer high altitude 10. Tino in eight: 15 seconde 11. altitudo bign altitude 12. Spoot rapid 13. Diroction of Might esat to vest 1L. Tustses S/S 15. Board N/S 15. S120 Lurger than pibal belloon vien observed trau a theodolite 27. Color metellic grey or silver N/S 18. Shopo 19. odor datoetod M/3 20. Apparent construction 21. Exhaust truils N/s N/S 22. Woather conditions • cleer 23. Eftaet on olouds N/s 24. Skotchus or photographs 25. Manner of disapposranoo 86, Romarks, (over) None N/s 79

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Kr. Minozewski observed a strange setallic disk on three occásions thru the theodolite witle naiing his pibal observation dining a Bix- antia period. Mr Minoreweki last obeerved the disic in April 1947 et 11C0 E Pibel Observation when the balloon ves at 15,000 ft. Be followed it for 15 seconds. It wes moving on level Mignt from east to vent to the fer north of the station. The object ves a setallic like chrome - shoped sonetning like on ellipse nita a flat level bottom and e dome 11ke-mmund The dirk appeered, below the (wester. Dolloon, wE wich lerger in size (in tae instrument) and show like silver. It we impossible to estimate the belgit or seed of tae disk except that it apterred to be moving rether ranidly. Mise Beron, a co-worker observed the disk when her balloon wes et bout 27,000 ft. She thought the color to be a dull metallic luster.

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CHECZ-L15J - UNIDENTLFISD FLYING ORJECTS 1. Dato 7 July 1947 Incident. * 2. Tina 2230-2300 3. Loontion Arlington, Va. 1. Hama of observor Jemes A, Cobb 5. Coupation of obgorvor It Col., A0 16. Atdreas of obsorvor N/S 7. Pluco of obsornition Arlington, Vo. - 2807 N, Glebe Road. 8. Munber of objeets 1 9. Distanco of objoct from observor 3/4 mile 10. Timo in aicht 2-3 seconde 11. Altitudo less thon 500 it 12. Spood thet of Jet 13. Diraction of Flight SOUTH BAUD 1i• Tactles N/S 15. Sound -N/3 16. 3120 Saall plane 17. Color Reflected wite 14ght 10. 3hapo "bLob" 19. Cdor dotoctod N/S 20. Apparent construction N/S 21. Exhaust troils None 22. Wonthor conditions Scattered clouds - Visibility: 10-12 ml. 23. Befact on cloude None 2l. Skotohus or photographs 2 25- Nannor of disappoerancs behind trees 26. Romarks: (over)

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Observed from a bedroom window as blob of light croning at very wigh speed estinated by observer at approx 1350 VPH. *In color, the object and the appeerance of a reflected unite light, a cool bright wilte light vith no red in it, lie the mon on a cleer night.

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CHEOR-LIST - MIDED IFTSO FLYING OBJECTS 1. Duto 7 July 1947 Ins1dant n 81 2. Tina 0900 noure 3. Lonution Miciom V1llge +2 he Mann of observer Mr, deniel Sto 5. Cecupation of obgorvor Air Comminications Sections, Bement, aLexen Tla. S. atdresa of obsorvor #/5 - Could be contac ed ot Hicken 1a 7. Plue of obnornition vicinity of licken Tillager? B. Murbor of obfrets 1 - a large belloon with e eilver dise minenten below It. 9. Dintanes of objeet fron observor N/5 20. Tina in eicht fer minutes 11. Altitude t.000 ft 12. Spood slow 13. Diruotion of flicht Na towerd cea 14* Tactles revolved 15. Sound N/5 17. Color eliver 18. Shopo. spherical - like lorge balloon with dise attucred 19. Oder dotootod 3/S 20. Apparent construction N/3 21• Exhnust traile 3/S 22. Wonthor conditions cloudy 23. Effoet on clouds S/S 2l• Skatches or photographe None 25г Narnor of disapposranoo Lost among the cloude 26. Romaria: (over)

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Mr Saito's attention wes ettracted by a flusing object in the sky, Re. st. ted tet this object nud the mope rance of a large balloon with & silver disc (not unlike a cinera lens) suspended below it. Al though he could not distinguish a coble connecting the two objects he usmaned thit they were attached since they kept the same distance epert and seemed to sove in unicon. It wis at approximately 6,000 it and slowly ascending moving in a northwesterly direction towird the sea. He observed the object sev rel mimtes during wich time the silver disc attachment flashed off and on which be ettributed to the reys of the sun etriking it as it re- He discontinued wetching ofter a few minutes und upon trying to locate it again could not do so oving to the cloudiness.

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CUBUK-LIST - UNIDENZIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1, Dato Between 17 & 21 key 1947 2. Tina Jurt after dusk - (2030 & 2100) 3. Locition OkLadone City, Oxle. 1. tame of observer Byron B. Sevsge 5. Cocupation of obsorver Holder of i private pubtel engineer for Radio Cory of Aner. a license 6. adámins of observor 416 N. k. 29ta/üt., Oklabone City, Olde: 7. Pluco of observition As above 8• Numbur of objects 1 9. Distanco of objeet from-besorvor 10. Tino in sight 15 - 20 seconde 11. altitudo 10,000 - 12,000 ft 12. Speod 3 times that of jet 13. Diruction of fltcht 100° south to 350° $ 14o Tuctiog atreignt $11ght 15. Sound loud evening sound after p seage 15. Sizo bulk of six 3-291 g 17. Color froety wite 18. Shopo Round but diso-ltke with no protrusions 19- Odor detectod N/S 20. Apparent construction N/S 21. Exhnust trails None 22. Woothor conditions N/S 23. Effact on alouds N/S 2i. Skotches or photographs None 25. Manner of disappoeranas flew out of sight 26, Romarkss (over 82

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Sevage steted that be reslized thet the object was not e conventionel aircreft when it ves at a 15° angle from him. It apenred elliptical and as it overl cloger it seemed perfectly round and flat. It had no appearence of being epnerie i and bade ratin of dioneter to the thickness of proximately 10 to 1, supering thicker in the center. He fudged the altitude to be between 10,000 to 18,000 ft and the object left no troiling effects. The bull seened to be that of 6 3-291s at an altitude of approximately the seme height. The seed was 3 times that of • jet-propelled aircraft. Toere were no protrusions and there was no voise altho he thought he detected a swishing sound "like the rushing of sir" after this objest had passed him. The sound was not loud and did not last very long. He did not know if it was his inaginstion or expectation. The color appeared frosty volte at all times. The object appeared to diminisa in size and spend as it coved ews; In a direction of 350º to the north. Savage was gure that the object was not teteor and it was his opinion thet it was radically built und power - possibly atonic.

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CHECK-LISE - UMIDENT IFTED FLYING OBJECTS 1• Cate 9 July 1947 2. Tino About 12:17 3. Loction Betweer. Boise & Meridian lio. Tone of olservor David N. Johncon 5. Cocuption of obgorvor N/S 6. addriss of observor Boice, Idsho 7. Placo of observition Air 8. Hunbor of obfoots %. Diatarico of object from observor 10. Timo in airht 10-30 seconds over a mile 11. Altitudo N/S 12. Speod grent 13. Diroction of flight 1l. Tontios slow roll, clinbed with jerky rising notion 15. Sound N/s 16. 31 ко 25 cent niece black 27. Color 18. Shepo 19. Gaot doteetod W/S 20, Apparont construction N/S 21. Exhoust trails N/S 22. Wonther conditions part cloudy 23. Effoet on elouds N/5 2. Skotchos or photographs sicetch of novement 25. Konner of disappoeraneo lost sight of the object 26. Romarks: (over: Incil ant #

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Observer Tying a National Oward AT-6 wus on en enterly heading pointine toverd Gowen Ild and had flown that course for & minute when there eope red in the left hand portion of his field of vicion a round black Chiiine the wether station he escertoined that no Felouse hed been ate Due to its erratic ovement be first thought it a weather belloon. for several aours, He then exosed 10 second'a dur tion of 8 mum motion ploture film. Centering his & ze once more on the object le observed It to roll so that its edge was presented. at this time it flashed once in the sunlight. It then appened as & thin clock Line. Then 1t performed a maneuver nich laked as if it had begun e slow roll - (burrel roll) which insterd of being coileted woe broken off it ebout the 190° point. The object rolled out of the top of the seneuver st this print and observer lost sight of It. Performace viewed aginet beckernd of clouds. Object popered rel. tively ee the size of a twenty-five cent piece. Obeervur could not estimate the speed. He thougnt the that it was very ..1.- 3 The e-design portregs the ravenente of the object. At all times the object apperred block, Positions (1) (2) end (3) Brow the jerky rising notion. Position (4) is where it rolled presenting its edge to the observer. It then followed the dotted line, rolling over the for of the maneuver and disappering at position (5).

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFTED FLYING OBJECTS 1a Cato Inodart -7 July 1947 2. Timo betagen 1300 and 1100 hours. YST 3. Lootion l mile east of Lekelsad, Fla %. Nano of observer Mr. Hiran Millan Griffin 5. Ceoupotion of obgorver "sign painter" prey nuely cub-driver amateur artist. Also fonger 2i-close sesmen in U. 3. % Placo of obterntion Lmile ecst of Lakeland, Pla - groand 8. lumber of obfoets 5 9. Distanco of objoet from observor x/a one mile 10. Timo in night 15 - 30 seconde 11, altitudo between 5,000 to 7,500 ft 12. Spood very fast 13. Diroction of flicht 3/5 - unverd 1b. Tuctice elimbed 2500 feet in just a fev seconds 15. Snurd swishing noise thet seemed to sing vita a more or less 16. | 5120 N/s 17. Color "glittery" 18. Shopo N/5 - seoned "turtle-bucked" from arutraxir photogranh submitted 19. Odor dotootsd N/S 20. Apparont construction plastic appearance 21. Exhaust trails N/s 22. Wouthor conditions Clear with saattered clouds 23. Befoot on olouds N/s 2li. Skatches or photogrophe 25. Nansor of diappoerance photograph climbed out of sight 26. Ronorks: (over) 84

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Wile walking on U. S. Highway #92 7 July 47, at approximately 1 mile eest of Lakeland, Fla., between 1300 and 1400 hours observer's attentión wis attracted skyverd by a swishing poise wich seemed to sing with a shrill wrine.. He sow 5 aniny objects going upward from 5,00 ft to aproximately 7,500 feet in Just a few seconds (between 15 - 30 ). They were treveling northest and in an uperd direction &s they dispeared in flight. He thought they were a mile from him wen first sighted. Griffin observed 2 soots on either side of the missile and an additional spot in the center nich he believed to be the tail. ane objecte did not have wings sod the witness thougnt the jobs. It appeared to him that the leading jet (of plastic eppearence) was towing the four other shining objects. NOT"S: Griffin made a model of wat he saw and forwerded it as en exhibit. (See file) PERMININO F-CEs: He is a very exitable person, very telkative possessing an exaggerated inagination end inclined to impress peotle vita his continuous verbel chatter. Questi ning of neighbors & associates disclosed that he belonged to no mubversive orgenizetion. Evalustion of source: *3"; of informition "3"

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Incident 85 Void See Incident 429

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21. Dato 2. Tima CHECK-LIST - UMIDENTIPIED FLYING OBJECTS 6 July 1947 N/S Incid it # 3. Location Hollywood, Celif Lo Tamo of observer W. Lenore Corey 5. Cocupation of obgorver N/s 6. address of observor 88 2636 Magnolia Ave., Los Angeles, Celif 7. Placo of obsurvition from bus terminal 8. Numbor of objoots "several" 9. Distanco of objeet fron obsorver 10• Timo in sicht 3/s 21, Altitudo N/S N/s 12. = Spcod treat speed 13. Diroction of flight 11 Tuaties "rolled" 15. Sound N/S northwerd - parallel to Ventura Blva, 16. 51z0 N/S 17. Color N/S 18. shape "saucer" 19. Odor dotectad N/s 20. Apparent construction 21. Exhuust trails N/S N/s 22, Moather conditions 23. Stfoet on clouds M/S sunlight Skotehes or photographe None 25. Nanner of disapposranod. 26, Romarksi (over) N/s 86

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Obnerver was mostly concerned with the accompanying ray phenonena rether than with the "seucers" . themselves. Perceived what appesred to be milky waite reye in the unlight wich to cross and recross ench other like serchlights at night. It did not appear as reflected light for the reys vere not spaced and were not es close together and they "eris-crossed". However, they did, reom to converge towerd a center but did not meet in thet center. In the vortex - a radious of about 18 inches (it seemed fron where observer sat) thet there were spinning objects of some ned subptance about the color of the seni-presious report "Cornelten". These frogments were sharp and Irregular end shining. They were flying as if to a megget. This effect was momentary. Witness then looked to see if the "saucers" were still there. They vere but the some illusion occurred again and observer was again conscious of the secondery phedomens. But by tuis time the "Srucere" were out of sight. NOTE: Observer seeped to be peculeting on ray warfare, but did not think that "our urny would shoot deadly reys over a crowded nigaway.

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFTED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Dato H/S - Incidant 87 2. Ting evening 3. Loct.tion Germany I. tamo of observer Robert J. Sroke 5. Ocoupation of obgorvor H/S 6. Midrise of obsorvor 49-K. Meshington Are., leukesha, is. 7. Mago of obbarwtion Germany - 20 miles NY of Hebberbishopsien 8. Murbor of obfiets 1 9. Distanco of objoes from observor a 3 to 10 miles to taeir front to 1 mile 10• Tino in nicht aparas 11. Altitudo Approximately 5,000 ft hign at first then descending 12. Spcod Blow 13. Diraction of flight N/S 1l. Cunties oscillating descent - dropping in & spiral motion 15. Soird N/5 16. S120 N/S 17. Color 3/3 18. Shapo N/5 19. Odor dotootod K/S 20. Apparont construction N/s 21, Exhaust trails N/s 22. Wanthor conditions N/S 23. Effoet on cloude N/S 2!. Skotchos or photographa Mone 25, Nannor of disappearanoo Appesred to drop 26. Romarka: (over)

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Observer efter reading reports about disc-shaped aircraft recalled a neurly forgotten incident wich occurred some 20 miles Aw of Habberbi shopsniem, German after the last war. Object firut sighted some 8 to 10 miles to observers' front - at epprox 5,000 ft ulgh. It rapidly approsened, descending slowly. About a mile away it stomped its horizontal notion but contimed a slow oscillating des descent similer to e descending paracute. Then it suddenly dropped in a spiral motion. Tried to locate the place where it fell but it becime too The firet impression of the observer uns that it wee a cloud but it wos traveling at right engles to the wino.

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CHECK-LIST - WIDE 21215D FLYING OBJBCTS 1. Dato 3 Aug 1947 Incidart a 88 2. Tina late of terpoon 3. Locution Hackensick, 3, J, ho Hame of observer Charles Casello, Jr. 287 buclid Are, Heckensick 5. Cocupation et obgorvor M/S it Truex, U. 3. Arry, Pt. 21x 6. iddreas of obsorvor See 4 above 7. Floes of obnortion hackenstei, 5. J. 8. Humbor of objrote 9• Distanca of objoet fron observer 200 yds 10. Tina in sight N/S 11. altitudo 200 yas 12. Spood rapid 13• Diroation of r1scht N/S 1!. Toettes revolved slovly 15. Sound N/s 16. Sixo N/S 17. Color 3/s 18. Shopo. N/S 19. Odor doteetod S/S 20. Apparont construetsen N/$ 21. Exhaust traila 22. Wonthor conditiona N/S 23- Effoet on elouds S/S 2,, Skotchas or photographe Hone 25. Jannor of disapponranco N/S 86. Romarks, (over)

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Chrles Cruelle, Jr, and William Truex, US Army, Ft. Dix, N. J, sighted a flying dise an lute afternoon 3 August 47. Clained it was 200 yrde in air, revolving slowly out soving rapidly and was neither a lite nor a balloon,

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Date 6 July 1,47 2. Tina 1:45 P. X. 3. Locotion 100 miles west of Kansas City, Missouri li. Jane of oboervor Haj Archie 4, Browning 5. Gecupution of pheorvor Maj, Air Coros, pilot of 3-25 6. addreas of observor 3/5 air Incid ant 7. Placo of obsornition 3. Numbor of objoots 9. Distanco of objeet. from observor, 10 miles 10. Tino in sight w/s 11. altitudo 11,000 ft 12. Spood 210 N H 13. Diroction of flight Destverd 1h. Toot foe observed sorisontal flight 15. Smind 16. S120 N/S 30-50 ft in diameter 17. Color very bright end silvery colored 18. Shopo round Dud 19- Odor datoctod 3/s 20, Apparont construction N/s 21. Exhaust trails N/s 22. Woathor sonditiona CAVU 23. Etfoot on clouds M/$ Skotchos of photographs N 25. Harnor of disappearanco 26. Romarks, (over) x Diseppeared men pilot started to turn into it. 89

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On 6 doly 1947 chile f. ing from Ogden, Etan, to Kensue City, No, at 10,000 {t In a 3-25 pilot soticed a very brignt object low and to his left, approxinately 1D miles any. Tine vis 1:45 P. k: and porition ves approxiately 100 miles vest of Kenses City. Be first moressier won toat it veg the top of a water tank. After checking bie prition se age in Looked to nie left (elagped time 5 seconde). He saw a round, diac snaped object, very brigat and silvery colored wich securd to be flyine 1 to 2 mies off him left ving at 11 orelock poestion nt 11,000 €t. The brightarse of the object ves very great. Demeter of the object mus estia ted ao 30-50 feet. It was traveling in the some directinn at tre some rele of speed (210 MPi) as the obrerver. However, when he started to turn into it, it comletely disippeared. enther conditions at tee time were CAJU,

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CHECK-LIST - WIDENT IPTED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Dato 29 June 1947 Inc 1dart 2. Tino 1100 and 1:30 P. . 3. Locution Bigany 17 between Les. Cruces, M. M. de Knite Sands V-2 firing grounds to Tanu of phservor rs. Jency Rockwood. Hr. J. R. Keuke, Wr. Zoon, Vr. G. C. Raciorood, 90 6. Atdross of obsorvor B/S Mr. Keuke, Telenetethe mervin 7. Placo of observition bighway 17 - ground 8. Mumber of objeota 1 9. Distanca of objeet fron observor N/s 1C. Tino In sight 30 seconde 11, Altitudo betreen 8,000 and 10,000 f (Ar. Zohn put little credence in the estimetes. 12, Spood rapid velceity 13. Diruction of Mischt northerly direction 1l Tuettes horizontal flight 15. Sound N/S 16. Si2D W/5 17. Color X/$ 18. Shepo unifora - no protuberences mich or vinge of a plane 19. Oder dotootod a/S 20. Apparont construetion N/S 21. Exhnust trafls Xr. Kouke thought et one time there vere vapor trails 22. Monthor oonditions sunlight 23. Erfoot on alouds M/S 21• Skotchas or photogrophe lone 25. lennor of disapponranes receded until lost from sleht 26. Romorkas (over)

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Ar. Amke to von driving the cor noticed the object firet, ie c lled it to the attention of the other occu ente. Nr. Boin thereuron opened the windown penrest him and observed the object soving at en unimom. ra 1d veloeity at on uninovn altitude (wich he estimated et 10,000 [t) and stich Mr. Anice thought ves between 8,000 and 10,000 fect. ben first signted the object wus to their rignt and forwerd of the mutomobile at an unstated elevation and upparently coving nort-ontally In a Northerly direction such en to crose the highwy from right to left. The object was seen by all the occubents of the machine. Mr. Zora could oberve no dateila other then the shepe vas uniform vita so protubersices pach at the wingh of a plene, It we too distant to enable ateresaca le vi malization. There was some soler specular reflection which seemed to chenge in intentty as the object receded until lont fron elent (ifter an estinated 30 zeconde frow the time first noticed.) Vr. Eohn coild not explain how it dampered excent that ne taright the reflectin ario-e could have changed ebruptly. The sun, was to the reer of the mutomobile. Nr. Keice thought at one line he sow vajor trells.

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1. Dato 2. Tima CHECK-LISE - UNIDENZURTED FLYING OBJECTS 28 June 1947 2120 Central Pime Ino id ant. f 91 3. Location. Maxwell F1., Montgomery, Ale. Cept Mlion B. Kayico, 0-38841, Ra CAC 1a. Homo of observor TAC do TAC Redica, 5. Occupction of obsorver See above 6, addrina of observer. See ebove 7. Pluco of obsorvition Maxwell Field, Ale 8. Numbor of objeets 1 9. Distanco of objoot from observer N/S 10, Timo in sight Over 5 minutes 11, Altitudo imposeible to determine - great neight 12. Spcod frequent bursts of speed 13. Diroction of flight changing - zig-sag course - firet enct, tren south then southweet 11. Tucties treveled with frequent baruts of speed in a zigzhe course 15. Sound No eulible sound 16. Stao ellently greuter tran o stor 17. Color N/s - brillient light- 18. Shapo 5/3 19. Odor dotectod 6 N/3 20. Apparent construction "1ight" 21. Exhount trails N/S 22. Wonthor conditions cleer moon-light night 23. Effoot on olouds 21. None in nur file altoletter skotohos osbobs tra one indicatil at to ever 25. Manner of disepposronog lost in brilliency of the noon 26. Romarks: (over)

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At approcárately 2120 Central time, e ligät, with a brillience slightly grecter then a ster appeared fron the west treveling in on e sterly direction et t high mote of speed. It first supered slightly above toe horicot of a cler noon-light right. There ve no audible sound. It appetred to be at great height altoo it vee imoseible to deter due the altitude. It traveled a 21g-z0g course with frequent bursts of speed similer to a water but est spurts and stone seroen the surfice of veter. Directly overhe d, • It changed course 90º into the south, After 5 minutes it turned soutawest and les loat in toe brilliany of the noon, At 2145 Centrel it dos not lorger orsible to ab erve it. A c 11 we placed to Merell 714 operations conceruing the shenopene and inquiry vos mide if any expertitentil ororeft vere scheduled for a fllght in the ticinity but the rely was negutive. No plou fble er lenati a was offered for the unmal retion of this source of light wilch acted contrity to tay consen nerodumicel lewe. Two of the nbove roted obe rvere vere rited pilote. and the other two, air Intelligence officors.

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CHECK-LIS2 - 9NIDEN2IZTED FLYING OBJBCTS Incid vei 92 L. Bobo 19 May 1947 2. Timo 1215-1315 3• Location Plices Pesk Railwey, Manitou Springs, Colorado " Tons of observer Mr. D, A, Eourer, Mr. I. J, Snata, # Mr, L, B, Jondeon 5. Gecupation of obgorvr em loyes of Pt Pikes Peek Reilvey 6, address of obsorvor Pikes Feak Railyey, vonitou Sprines, Colorado 7. Pluce of obaervition Manitou Springs, Colorado 8. Number of objoots: 9. Distanco of objoot. fron observor $/s 20. Tino in sight N/s 11. nititudo Over 1,000 feet 12. Spood Not deternined - but very repid 13. Diraction of flight hes tward 14. Tuctios: climbing diving and reversal of direction of. flieut novering N/S 15. Sound 16. S1z0- Could not be determined 17. Color  Iver 18. Shopo Could not be determined 19. Odor dotootad w/S 20. Apparent construction M/S 21. Exhuust truils N/5 22. Wonthor conditions. CAVU - no ground vind 23 . - Effact on clouds No clouds 21. Skotohes or photographs None 25. Konner of disappearanco 26. Romarks, (over) cLimbing very fast towerde the lest

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During toeir lunch period (1215-1315) 19 Mey 1947 a member of & train crew called attention to a silver object in the sky approseling from the Northeast. It appeared to be traveling at great speed. The object appeared extremely smell and therefore the altitude could not be estinated. It did apper higher than the top of Menitou Mountain which le some 1,000 feet higher than the city. No definite shape could be deteruined even with the aid of vower binoculars. The men were certsin that the object was not a conventionel aircraft since it did not nave any of the physical charecteristies Upon re ching the area just north of Menitou the object remeined in the erea for several minutes during which time it executed meneuvers such us clinbing, diving and reversal of flight. Thie hamened every few seconds. The distance and location between views prompted two of the men to think that there may have been nore of the objecte in the sky. At time it seemed to hoever and then it sould start on another flight path. when lost secr the silver object was climbing very fist tovards the west almost directly into the wind. Eveluation: of source "g" of Information *O"

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CHECK-LIST - THIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJSCTS 1. Dato 11 Jan 48 Incidont $93 2. Timo 1630 3. Location Fartford, Conn. I Mome of observor Kenneth N, Felton James J. Pargoe 5. Geoupetion of obgorvor Captaina, USAT (ANO) 6. dareas of obsorvor Atleatie Division, MTO (Sq. "D" Alr Bvao.) 7. Plaos of observution Hartford, Cori. 3. Humbor of obfootal 9. Distaneo of object from obsorer a/s 10. Tino In aight #/s 11. altitudo M/s 12. Speed Uniaown - very Leb velocity 13. Diraction of flight Booting toward e rth at 450 11. - Tunt sch 4/s 15. Sound Mone 16. $120 Resenbled Brooting atar, obser ers not certaia hovever. 17. Color bluish center, red on the edges 16.. Shapo. Appe red to be diso 19 oder dotoctad Hone 20. apparent construction #/S 21. Bahrust trails No tail or tils 23. Hunthor conditions 3/s 23. Effeet on clouds H/s 21 Skotches or photogruphs Sone 25. Vansor of disappoerence. troyped out os sight on the north side of Nt, Ton which is neir Holyel Hass. 25. Bomarks:

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Objeat appe red to be a disa w.ich hed a blulan cter as red on ita adges end and treveling at a very high veloetty. It badao tall nor id it leave any sort of a trail in the adr. Because of its high reloeity and the short apsos of time that 1t was sighted neither observe co id be certain of the sire but in geral, report 16 resembled a shooting stor, It drop ed out of sight on tie north side of Nt. zon witch is nem Bolyoice, Kass.

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CHECK-LIST - UTIDERTIFIED FLYING OBJBOTS 1. Data 30 Dec 47 Indid ant. 94 2. Tina 1926 PSY 3. Loention 42" 9.3' N and 1140 22.2' W It Col W,%. Jones lie Mano of observer 5. decupation of obgorvor USAT pilote 6. aldras of observor Hq, Jostern Pacific Ving of ATO 7. Floco of obnormition See $3 A. Mumbor of objeete 1 -9. Distango of objuet. from obsorvor -N/s - at 2130 position framlace 10, Tino in sicht 2 seconda 11. altitudo A/Cans at 13,000': Object was descending vertically. 22. Spood- Very high - uninown 13. Direction ef Micht Verticelly down seepid to alow an it neared the ground 15. Sound X/S 15. 5120 N/s 17. Colord/stratied intense erect and blue flames 16. Chapo N/S 19. Odor dotoctod /s 20, Apparent construction N/S 21. Dhaust trulls See $17 - trailed intesse green and bine Cases 22. Wonthor conditions N/S 23- Effect on cluudo 3/s 2i Skotshen or photonrophe None 8/5 25. Romarks: (over)

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fosedile, CALF (389 590 N., 1279 531 Renuperion ef obaerwor Adar so of observor sacresento Air Lerot C-7 + 74 %. Pluch of obnorintion Bosedale, 0-11f 5. Winter of objrots 1 9. Distanco of object fros obsorvor N/s 10. Tino in ascht #/5 low 11, nitituto 12. Sorod very cien 13• DiructIon of Clicht 14 * Tontach 8/3 3/5 15, 3110 N/s 12. celer tiradas 18. Ship: 5/5 2o.aprarent conscruetler 21. Bahat trails Bernd Mosthor conditions 23• Stf.et.an almada Deotchor or photographs 25. "annor of dinepparinos 26. Ranurks: (over) K/5 enlert of 411 129 men erstird 40% нОгА

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A report recedved at Fairfa over at secramento stuted it 3 Air Depot C47 47458 Plyloe DEIT Koreari an object wis plented et 195 P.s. Mime flene Afa rod ind trees prodor meed and low rititude no at 1958 the b1lot recor witch blouse enterial 1 Da the pilot recorted over sarge oyur a hall strea in the fire scened to bar

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS Incident #96 1. Date 2. 30 Dec 19.47 Time 1925 PST 3• 4• Location 30 miles west of Lovelock, Nevada Name of observer N/s (motorist on U. S. Highway #40) 5. Occupation of Observer N/S 6. Address of Observer N/s 7• Place of Observation See 3. (39° 581 N 118° 53' W) 8. Number of objects 1 Distance of object from observer 9. 10. 11. N/s Time in sight N/s 1280 t40 1300 feet above ground 12. Speed N/s Direction of flight: 13• 14• N/s Tactics None 15. 16, 17• 18. 19. Sound Size Color Shap e N/s N/s N/s N/s Odor detected N/S 20. Apparent construction 22• Exhaust trails 22. Weather conditions 23• 24. Effect on clouds N/s N/s N/S N/s Sketches or photographs None 25• Manner of disappearance Exploded 26. Remarks: (over)

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Incident 96 The Fairfield Control Tower obtained a report at approximately 2300 EST 30 Dec 47 from Hamilton Fld Flight Control, that a motorist on U. S. Highway 140, 30 miles west of Lovelock, Nevada, (approximately 39º 53' N, 118° 53' W) seen an object explode in the air at a height of 1200 to 1300 feet. Time: 1926. (Would appear to be conneated with Incidents 94, 95 and 97. )

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1. 2. 3. 4• 5• 7• 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13• 1/• 15• 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23• 25• 26. CHECK-LIST UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS Incident #97 Date 30 Dec 47 Time 1925 PST Location Between Medford, Oregon & Mt Shasta, Calif Name of observer N/S (United Airline Flight #191) Occupation of observer Pilot on Flight #191 (as above) Address of observer N/s Place of observation On airways between Medford, Oregon & Mt Shasta Number of objects 1 Distance of object from observer Time in sight N/s Altitude N/S Speed N/s N/s Direction of flight N/S Tactics Sound Size Color Shape N/s N/s N/s N/s N/s Odor detected N/s Apparent construction Exhaust trails N/s N/s Weather conditions N/S Effect on clouds N/S Sketches or photographs Manner of disappearance None N/S - saw flash - presumably an explosion Remarks: (over)

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Incident #97 The Fairfield Control Tower obtained a report from Oakland Airport Flight Control (CAA) at approximately 2315 PST, 30 Dec 1947 that United Airlines Flight 19 proceeding on airways between Medford, Gregon, and Mt Shasta, observed a flash at 1925 PST just north of their position. See Incidents 94, 95 & 96

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1. 2. 3• 4• 5. 6. 7• 8. 9. 10. 11, 12. 13• 15. 16. 17• 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24• 25. 26. CHECK LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS Date 2 Nov 1947. Incident: #98 Time Just before break of day Location Name of observer Anderson Road, Houston, Texas Mr & Mrs Elmer L. Briberry Occupation of observer Address of Observer Place of observation Employe of Inmigration Svo, Dept of Justice Anderson Road, Houston, Texas Their home Number of objects Distance of object from observer Time in sight 1 N/s N/s Altitude N/S (It appeared to fall in a field adjacent to their residence) Speed N/s Direction of flight Tactics Downward Sound "spinning" N/s Size Color 26 to 30 inches in diameter Fire-colored Shape Round Odor detected N/s Apparent construction Exhaust trai ls Weather conditions Effect on clouds Fireball N/s - Tail of approximately 20 feet in length N/s which appeared to diminish as it approached the ground N/s Sketches or photographs None Manner of disappearance Remarks Suddenly "went out" just before it reached earth. (over)

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Incident: #98 Incident occurred just before break of day: Object appeared to Mrs Brimberry as a large round ball of fire about 26 to 30 inches in diameter with a "tail" of approximately 20 feet in length. This "tail" seemed to diminish as it approached the ground. It appeared to have suddenly "gone out" just before it reached the earth. It possibly could have hit the ground a great distance away but it seemed to have landed in the open vacant field adjacent the house. This field is about 18 acres in area. Mr Brimberry descrübed the object as being "almost round, maybe a little oval or saucer-shaped and giving off a bright light. It appeared to be spinning. He did not see the tail when he öbserved the object. Incident occurred just before sun-up and it was pretty light outside. 5 - 183 & 0

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CK-LIST - UNIDENTIFTED FIN OBJECTS Incident: 29 1. Date. 3 Jan 1916 N/s 2. Time 3. Location 4. Name of observer Helsinki, Finland N/s Artile taken from Helsinki Press, 10th Jan 48 Pinland (USMILATTACHE AMLEGATION Helsinki, Findlan 5. Occupation of observer 6. Address of Observer 7. Place of observation Helsinki, Finland Vaasa, Finland 8. Number of objects 9. Distance of object from observer 10. Time in sight 30 seconds 11. Altitude N/S 12. Speed N/S N/s 13. Direction of flight 1l• Tactics West to Bast 15. Sound 16. Size N/S N/s N/S 17. - Color 18. Shape 19. Odor detected N/S "shining" N/s 20. Apparent construction 21. Exhaust traib Long tail N/s 22. Weather conditions N/S 23. Effect on clouds N/S 21. Sketches or photographs None 25 Manner of disappearance N/S 26. Remarks: Helsinki press 10th Jan 48 reported observation of light phenomenon vicinity Vaasa 3 Jan. A brightly shining object with a long tail was observed moving wes Visible for 30 seconds. 5-19350

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CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIID FLYING OBJECTS Jan 1948 Incident: 100 1. Date 2. Time 3. Location 5 Helsinki Finland (Military Attache was official source of information) 4• Name of observer 5. 6. 7. 8. Occupation of observer Address of observer N/s N/s N/s Ng no he h Place of observation Number of objects Pietarsaari, Finland 9. Distance of object from observer N/s 10. Time in sight Altitude 10 seconds 11. 12. Speed 13• 14• N/s N/s Direction of flight Tactics North to South N/s 15. Sound N/s 16. Size N/s 17. Color Shining 18. Shape N/s 19. Odor detected N/s 20. Apparent construction N/s 21. 22. 23• 24• 25• Exhaust trails Grey streaks were left in the sky. Weather conditions Effect on clouds N/s N/s Sketches or photographs None Manner of disappearance N/s Remarks: A shining object was seen near Pietarsaari on 5th Jan 19L,8 which was observed for 10 seconds. It was going from north to south. Eyewitnesses state flames were ejected and grey streaks left in the sky• SECRET 5 - 18380