UFO Part 16 of 16 (1950 Oak Ridge spot intelligence reports)

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set II
UFO -
Sec. 11
190 Pages
[handwritten cover/divider sheet]

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5,
6,
7,
8.
9,
24,
Ineiden
• Me or of Interview
tine of • 2M 2m •
mace of
(kp Coordimtu)
Position of ±server (al.', bldg, iocataon of - detail')8
hat attracted ttentBD&
grouplt%8
of 0b ecta and üoteb
'tae to mm, •ooa,
o nan
Color or *Sect t
— bm ÖJeet)J
(Arcto of ele-mUoa horizon - O at bort»n,
ovorhoad)
do
Mnc€fon Croa (Anglo cloc.kqioo Croa Erth):
mgtanoo fr•oa (meteneo to tea, bldg, owe
datarøe
REGRADED UNCI.ass1PID
MAR 26
ON
Mroetlon of n.iÖ1, or ±Joct (c) 8
BY DE? CDR us.ür:sc porc
Para 1-603 DODS200
Tim of 'ightt
r diBtg.eo)8
FBI SAN
AUG 1 6

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17.
19,
20.
21.
22.
23.
(eoior, ion.öh, ddth, Ota,)
Lanlnoeity (vibible mneetion, Incardeeeonee, other • dogoo
ProJoctiou (flu, •l.nga, antemao, eanopaee,
'kotch of a-ight
(turng elf-mba dlße
0.10% e
bn.ner of dlsapæmncet
Effect on elmid'*
Additional woeern.ing
Light at ot sightings
add.Nb8 or
ard hobbles:
BY CDR USAIÆS
Para 2-603 m
of Interrogator NiatiR to I.DtbUågcnee arri ohamctor of
(Choc& piloe dept., DI record', ompionr, ete.)8
Md ±serwr nar glaseoo, eepelally glasses at of
'Igbting, or ob'eet throuö or other
transpa.NDt mterlalt
et tea
CONE.tPENÜAlE
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Offce 'Memorand
um •
: Director, FBI
FROM SAC, Saz Aztonio
-ncract1Q,' VITAL
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
DATE: August 16,
attachi-n-v hereto a number of a
egof ret»rt8 being received
in osat nuzbers in thig of flee mncerniz; so-called flying
diske or uanatural phezonna be Leg frequently obee.-ved around Camp
Hood, Texas. This i: , of course, a prizør•y ecocem of the Air
Con sequent ly, thia of flee 18 the praotiee of
vorp•,
thew and then destrcyin• the in the event there
appears to •ce nothin; ot PBI laterest therein. It is poizted out
that the f i I i m; ot these would recult in the rapid aecunalatioo
or very bulky files.
üalesc Bureau bell thia i • unri ie, thie factice
continue.
Enel 8
100-75245
RECORDED 98
AUG 22

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2.
6,
9,
100
tnddeat E...........X...•
mte or of
Eact or obeerntioa
mace of Loa
Poeltloa of observer (air, car, bid', of —
hat attracted attention to
or doteb of foraatioo
Appenn± Sise to bovn ±Sect, Leo,
not •t length)'
%lor of ±åeett
(gin g•aphlo decerlption •
AtittMe of borasoo — O at borisont
onrboad)
m.reotloa (Anele docMsc brtb):
mgtaneo tra to bldg, ote„
obSoe€ to
2
or or
or
(tlzo eowr arØ21ar
cc
ON
CSAINSCOM YOIC
, ara 1-603 DOD5200
•1.28k...
K.

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16,
18, -
19.
21,
22,
23,
24.
2
and odor:
17, - (color, longth, vidth, pord8tonoo, Ota,)
Laminoeity (vleible b' mnoction, otbor —
of brLLlianeo)8
PNScetiou (fins, vlngs, antomao, ennopies,
(turns, elimb8, d.' T', • ote. — akoteh of n..lgbt
Emor of disapærarßet
Effoet on
Additioml eoocornå.ne ±'oet:
Eather ard ilght at of
addN08 of
of Intorrogator Nlati• to f.ntNMgcnee eYnroetor of
(Choek m'.ghboro, pileo aep%, DI •to.)t
. CNCLASSIFID
ON WR 26 1979
BY DEP CDR USAINSCOU roxa
Para 1-603 DOD5200
Did mar glasgoe, eepocialiy polarlod glaesoo at Cloe of
'Ightln€, or no object viovod through ænopy, or otber
tra.r1'BNDt Mterlalt
'ntLe.bto

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2.
2.
3,
4.
5.
8.
9,
12,
2.4,
25,
A.n.LU
or of
kact time of ±gervetioa (local)
mzee or Oservatioat
Poeition of observer (air, —r, bide, i#ati0A or —
hat attreeted attention to ob'eett
r 0 0b ec g doteh of forution or
Hovn mm.
or ffst at ams length):
Color of ±åeett
(give graphle description - vitb knovn
ovorhæd)t
m.reotion (Anglo aloek"lac rr« brtb)8
t'r« (Digianco bldg, otc„ opr
'h.leh ob30et to
mrootion of a-ieht ot (•)t•
or
- UNCLASSIFIQ
azwiar die€anm)8
aura Para 1-603 DOD52m

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9 -3276
oozgaoa cos-t
Oxoa noospuvsn uco ua
aeqp ao 'LOPCT.A 'Édouvo poaop 800ßqo en '9unq9vo
JO cospotS 'eoesct* pw
'zo.R01&o "paooæ ' •adep WTtod voqo)
JO o. aoqs30uoqu1 JO "uænoo
'(vaa)
geeTqqoq
JO seæppe
JO $0 puo
8 vote hvaaonoo twos.wpv
teproto ao VOJJZ
JO aouuq
4q9TÜ JO qopv — tee yp 'ea.Rl%) gaunoaox
'('94' "etdouvo 'ehrs.A ' gu•v.J)
t ( JO
ooaSop — geoaoosopuoouT ßq otqpp)
( '0+0 'oouovpaod 'qi.'aot 'aotoo)
r.
pae

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K,
2,
5,
6.
7,
9,
_ _ fo
AERIAL ÖBjDTS
Incident
of of
time of ±eerwtioa
naoe ot
Poeitioo of observer (air, bldg, ioeatioa ef • aetatis)s
ean
attracted attention to obSeot8
ÄÖer of ob3cet8 'kotch of forztion or
dae to hovn i.e., thu±
at ama length)8
%lor ot ±'eet8
(glw gra*lo deocraption • 0304);
of olovatioa •bow borison — O at borlson,
onrhæd)t
11.0 mreotlon (Anglo dockviec borth):
mgtenoo Croa (moteneo Coca, bldg, ote„ enr
*Ich obSoot to
t.mcus
ON uq 26
1.3. of of
of
CDR USAINSCOU Porc
( Para 2-603 DOD5200
Wod to cowr arealar

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17,
18,
19,
22.
Tmi-I (color, ionsth, vidth, proigtonm, Ota.)
('l'ibie b' nfieetion, incaraoeeonce, — dogoo
of
ProScetiou (fin', vingo, antormoo, Ota,)'
Enounre (turns, eilmbe, ote, — akotcb of fl.ight
are.
bn.ner of
Effect on
i.ight at ot d.gbtl.r%t
addN88 of obeorwrt 8±.n De
Ei.l..iæ
bÖiect
of Intorro€ator to intb1Egcnee ohametcr of
Öærnr (Chod DI records, o.loyer, eta.)t
Md mar ghee", ogpeia.l.ly glaesos at of
'Igbtlng, ±'ect vlond eanopy, or other
•aterialt •
a awl...iebte
SSIFIED
BY DE? CDR
Para 1-603 DOD5200
8

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Offce Memon 'Idum ,
UNITED STA 'S GOVERNMENT
DATE: September 24, 1957
'P
nou
ur. C R. Roachh
Lyryc OBJECT REPORTED
-off SEPTEMBER
1957; INTELLIGENCE
ADVISORY COWITTEE -r T/ATCH COUUITTEE
Bo maa
Masoo
P u soas
Rosen
Neu se
Reference is made to my memorandum o J' September 23,Tele.
Hol
1957, on the captioned matter Which reflected an Intelli—
gence Advisory Committee (IAC) evaluation o J' an Air Defense
Command (ADC) report that radar stations at Uontauk Po int,
Long Island, New Yo and Benton, Pennsylvan ia, detected cnL-e V"
unidentified object proceeding in a westward direction with
an altitude o $ 50, 000 feet and a speed of 2, 000 knot8
(approcimately 2, 300 miles per hour) on September 20, 1957.
The IAC intell igence evaluation o J' this report reflected
that is highly improbable that a Soviet operation is
responsible the un identified flying object reports of
September 20, 1957. "
Today, at an Executive Session o $ the IAC,
General Millard Lewis, Director, Air Force Intell igence,
advised that although the ADC has not coiipleted its invest*
got ion OT the evidence on this matter, there are continuing
indications that the object detected toas an ctmospheric
phenomenon. The radar pickups nou reflect speed variations
in the object course, ranging from 1,500 miles per hour to
4, 500 miles per hour. This latter speed is improbable
accord ing to U. S. scientific theory for any type J' lying
0b jeot which this C0U1d conceivably be.
Cenera2 Lewis added
that the present sun spots are associated with the pecul tar
radar• activity throughout the globe and that this- could have
some cause for the captioned report ,
A crroN:
Liaison toil 1 report further info mat ion on this
matter as quickly as it is developed.
UYK:bjt 1,
(7)
1
— up, Belmont
- ur. r. C.Su11ivan
2 - D.E.Uoore
Mhitson
Liaison Section
- Xuhrt2
1
SS SEP 301957
D 26 1957

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Offce Memorundum ,
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
DATE; September 23, 1957
TO
PAON
: ur. A, H. Belmon
R. R. Rodcb
SUBJECT :
UNIDENTIFIED-6LYINC OBJECT REPORTED
ON_SEPTEUBER 20, 1957; INTELLIGENCE
ADVISORY -'-)7ATCH COUUJTTEE
The following infornation wag obtained bv Liaison
oatd an
I mont
Mohr
P arsons
Rosen
Trotter
Neose
Tole. Room —
Holloman
Gandy
Supervisor M.W. Kuhrtz at the Intelligence Advisory Committee - Yatch
Committee •special meeting on September 21, 1957, relative to the
captioned matter. The initial report in ibis.mctter was given by the
C.S. Air Defense Command to the n ite House on Septenber 20, 1957,
reflecting that an was picked up bv radar
'tation at Montauk Point, Long Island, NetD York, at approximately
4 p.m., proceeding in a westward direction with cn altitude ot
50,000 feet and a speed o/ 2, 000 hots (approximately 2300 mi Zes per
hour). The radar station at Montauk Point nointained an image $ or
approzinately one minute, and thereafter it toas picked up by c radar
station at Benton, Fenn syl vania (Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania), which
coincided with the Montauk Point pickup and .iDas tracked by. Ben *on tor
approcimately 9 minutes.
Thereafter, jamming n s reported by several
radar stations westward as tar as Chicago.
The watch Connittee at its neeting on Septenber 21 was told
bV the Air Defense Connand that the original reports had been dom-
graded, gince there was on II-minute break in the traciting by the
various rada$ stations, and further that toea ther .:statiöns; in the
arca were of the type ich have in the past produced false radar
"p'ips" and electronic information, Also, there were. a number of
Strategic . Air Command plane8 in the Chicago area on a training t Zight,
me Watch Committee vos told that the Air Defense Command has not
completed its investigation of this incident; however, in any event
it. wag reported that the phenomena reported west of Bu tralo, Neto York,
loere not related to the object as reported by Uontauk Point am
Benton, Pennsylvania.
The Watch Connittee concluded that, '*rt is highly improbabl
that c Soviet operation is responsible for the unidentified JO
object reports OJ' September, 1957. 2b e Vatch Committee in conside ing
this natter g Z so concluded that there is no intelligence on Soviet
activities Ph ich can be related to o missile launching ot this y e
RECORDED •
ur. BeZnont
- Ur. 7. C. Sullivan
, tz - ur. L. dftitson
i on Gti on
SEP 27 1957

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t,
Uemorandum to
UNIDENTIFIED FLY INC
Belmont
OBJECT REPORTED
SEPTEUBER 20, 1957; INTELLICLWCE
ADVISORY COUUITTEE - WATCH COUITTEB
over the U.S. It is unl that a S'oviet aircraft could conduct
o mission at this speed and altitude and return to Soviet territory.
me Soviets are given credit $ or the capability OJ' a 'Submarine
•launched cruise-type missile ot' 1 OID supersonic performance" and o
range of about 500 nautical miles; however, there is no evidence
ot existence o/ such a missile by the Soviets.
The Watch Committee also ecanined possible Soviet motives
for launching a one way missile on an operation over the U. S, , and
it vas concluded that there would be little notivation at this time
except p088ibly a psychological or retal iatory motive, The ilatch
Committee ruled out one way reconnaissance operations on the likel ihood
that the results WOUld be of 8tna11 value and the risk o/ compromise
would be veru •great, (This possible retal iatory motive by the Soviets
could be in response to a U.S. 'iPro ject Aquatone"
ight over the USSR which was detected on september 9, 1956, by
Soviet planes and mentioned in my memorandum ot' September 19, 1957.)
ACTION:
The above is submitted J' or information. Since the Air
Defense Command is still investigating this report, further information
will be reported as a more conclusive evaluation can be made,

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to
AÄIA.L
5,
6.
7.
8,
9.
1.1.
124
13,
24,
25,
Inal.deat
of of Interviev—....l-.—..'...
nace of
Pogi tiom of (air, —r, bide, location of — detan.a)'
hat ettreeted attention to obåeet'
of ±SectB of formation or
to kaon i.e., soon, tbuÖ
fist at ana len€th)t
.%lor o t
(gaw graphle degerlption — bm 0300€)3
• •a.Lo
at borlson, •
(Aroo of oiovat 00 horizon —
onr5æd)
M...reatim froe (Angle clockv•igc troo Erth)8
mgtarwo fron (msteneo to bldg, oto„
*iob obSeat to bo)3
EGRADD tmcLASSIF1@
ON- MAR 26
mroeuon of ot (o) 8
BY USAI.NSCOU porc
Para 1-303 DOD5200
of
(tim ane..&r

Page 16

16,
18,
19,
20.
21,
22,
23,
a
ud odor'
Tm.ii (color, longth, vidth, prsi8tonÄ, ote,)
La.xalnoelty (viaibie b' ronectioo, Ineardoeeonce, otber —
ot brill i.anco )
Pmsoetlou (fin, antomao, Oanopleo, "e, ) 8
hnouverg (turns, el.a.mb', d.læg, "c, — üotah of na.öt ptb)t
Enrnr of disappr:.ramet
Effect on
Additional
bather light at of
hoe address ot
néeozööi
Coeot. of Intorrogotor relatin to of
ob.orwr (Chock pilee dept., DI o.iorr,
Md mar glassoe, oepeial.ly glacsoc at of
Digbtlnz, or ob'oct viomd throe eano. , or otber
tranepar€nt mteraait Sem
REGRADD UNCLASSIFID
ON
BY USAIN
at-IN Para 1-603 DOD52nn

Page 17

2,
4,
6,
7,
8,
9,
• 110
22.
o to
mmxripm
of of Interviev_x—....——
bact of observation
nace of
ts&s
Poeltioo of observer (air, bide, ieation et
'bat attracted attention to obSeet8
Bumber of ob3ecte ard •koteh of
size to Hon ±åeet, i.e., nxn, nooo,
or fist at ang
st.u
Color of obSeet8
graphic deoeription — vltb
(Anclo of olovotioo borazon — O dcg•oøo •at borison,
90 dogeos ovorhoad)8
mrectioo froa (Anglo Erth)8
mgtanco froo (motanco to •ovo, bldg, ate, ,
shleh obJoet appeemd to bo)8
Diroction or n.1Öt of obåoct (')8
of
(timo to oowr area.br
REGRADED UNCLASSIFID
ON WR 26 1979
BY DZP CDR USAINSCOU porc •
A'.'N Para 1-503 DOD5200

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18,
19,
20.
21,
22,
and
Tmi) (color, iongth, vidtb, porgi'tonco,
Lardnosity (vagibie by ronoctlon, {neandceeonce, other —
nub
h•o'cctiou (firs, singe, antemao, ennopiee,
h.nounr• (turns, climbs, d.læo, — 8koteb ot night petb)8
&nrwr or
Zffoct on
Additiorul obSoe±8
Bather Ilght at ot gightingg
addNB' ot O,
hobblo•t
Cmnta of Intorrogator Nlatlæ to intbiiigcnce charactor of
(Chock pilee dopt„ El Noord', omployer,
Did nar elaseog, oepocially glaeeos et of
siebtlng, or no ob'oet viovod thmu.üi canopy, 'Indo•, or otber
mterialt
amucabi.e
USAINSCOU rotc
Para 2-603 DOD5200

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2.
4.
5,
6,
7.
13,
3
Ineideat
of of Interview-A.Ä&.-....—
met time of ±eervatioi
mace of •
Position or ±server. (air, —r, bldg, ioeation of • detalia)t
hat attracted attention to object'
of ob/ccta ±oteb or
Aæ.r€nt to ±Soet, man,
or fist
Color of
(glw c•eph.le description — Titb Enorm
(Anclo of elevation borazon — O at borlsm,
dær•eo•
mreqtion obnr@r aloeMeo fron
(Disteroo to urm, bldg, UNCLASSIFI
*leh obSeat to
Di.Noqon n..ight of (e) t
MAR 2Q 19
BY DE? CDR USAINSCOY
auxa Para 1-603 DODE
'i.ght'
(tteo aneulnr distaneo)i FBI • SAN ANTONIO V.
AUG 1 6 1945
OdU-OSCfiE

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16, •
17.
19,
22,
23 ,
and
(color, length, vidtb, 0±0,)
Laz.inoeity (vlaibio by mnection, incardeecooce, other —
of brillianco)'
ProSoctiou (fina, •Inge, Nd', antemao, earnpie•, ote.)8
hnounr. (turns, el.izba, ot.e. — •koteh of nagbt
2.1.
sapp2rancet
Effect on
Additiorul
dan
kather wrditiona ard ilght at or
addr€B.a or
of Intorro€ntor Nlati• to ard ohametor or
(Choek dep%., DI mcordg, omp39pr4
2-603 DOD5200
m.d ±eerwr nar eepcialiy plaraod glogsos at tino of
'ightlng, no ±åect viomd through canepy, or otber
mt.erlolt
e---efffibttffht

Page 21

- of of
&act time or ±germti0D
2.
mzee or
Position of observer (air, —r, bldg, or — deta11s)8
4.
hat attracte attentioo to obåect:
5.
or ±åeote doteh of or
6,
size to bon *Sect, i.e., gun, thumb
7,
or fist at
8,
%lor of
(gavo graphle degcråption — •ltb ÖJ04)3
9.
(Anclo of olovotion — O dcg•oe• at horizon,
QOgrGOS 8
tra • n
(Anglo el#.kvlsc froe Erth)'
• 1.1, .
Direction
mgtanco fr•oa ±eornr (M.Jteneo to tocn, bldg, ot', , omr
22.
shleh obSoet to bo)8
RECRABv•p.
Diroetioa of night ot (•)t
. 2.6 1979
1-303 DOD520C
fin of
. 15, (timo to oowr angdar dletanco)8
-72

Page 22

and odor 8
(color, iongth, vidtb,
17,
18,
19,
20.
22.
23,
porstetcneo, ote,)
Lazinoeity (vigibie by rotloctioo, —
of brilliance) 1
e toe
PNSootiou ( fins, •inge, antomao, eanoples,
(turns, eilnb', otc. — •koteh of night
bn.mr or dleapP2.mncet
Effoct on ciNd88
eooeera.ine ±Jeets
Eather light at of dghti.%l
addn.o of
am hobble"
of IntorN€ator to intNUgcnce damctor of
(Chock dept., DI Noord', 0Qlorr,
UNCLASSIFIA
26
Forc
03 2225200
Md nar glasgoe, oepciall.y glaegoa at Ot
"ghtine, or vae objoct vlo•od throu.eh canopy, vlDd", or otbar
trampa.rent Doterlol' a/odc-
14Äd

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L
2,
5,
6.
7.
8.
9,
1.1.
W an..1AL OBJ%'TS
Incident
or ot Interviev-.-L...Ä-",.....-
tiae of (local)
(zap Cc»rdlmtes) •
Position of observer (air, er, bldg, of details)'
Bat attreeted attention to obåeet*
of obleeta doteh of tomation or
size to Hovn ±Seet, i.e., gun,
or fist at length)'
%ior of ob3ect1
(Rivo caph.ie deeerlption — compere vith O'oct);
Altiti±e (Areo of olovotion borazon • O degroeo at borison,
ovorbocd):
DiN0tion troa (Angle elockvi•c
Shieh obåoet appee»d io
m.roctlon or n...iÖt or (o) 8
i .15, Éiøo on
frm Erth)
bldr. ote.. enr
BY CD-R USAINSCOU rorc
AUG 1 6 1949

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16.
17.
19,
20,
21.
22.
23.
CONFIDENTIAL
nna od
fmli (eolor, length, vidth, prd'toneo, otc,)
Ohe
b&.i.noeity (vå8iblo by ronection, incandceeonce, othor — d090e
of brL111a.nco)J
(fins, vanga, antomao, eanoplee, etc,)'
&nounre (turns, elf-mbe, d' vee, ote. — •koteh of night Btb):
E.nmr of dlsappc.raNet
Effeet on
Additional eoneorn.l.ng
d2.a
kat.hor eorditlona I-ight at of
address or 8d
hobble"
or Intorrogator relatiw to Intumgcnce chametor ef
(Choek plice dept., DI record', oqionr, etc.)'
UNCLASSIF
Md ±eernr •oar glaseog, glaesoe at CDR
"ghtine, or ob$eet through canopy, 'Indov, or otbEH Para 1—603 DOD&
tmneparont Bat..er1aIT
Nea et

Page 25

F4z
bcident
2.
2.0
5.
6.
7,
9.
12,
13.
of of
met time of observation
mace of
Pogition of (air, bldg, location of - deta11a)8
attracted attention to obJegt8
of obJect8 e.koteh ot forzation or
Size (eomÄrq to Enon ±åeet, i.e., gun, DØa, thiLb
or at ama length):
ot ±$eett
(gin graphle de•cription • vith ±Soet);
(Anclo of olovotlon abon horizon — O at borazon,
dogrooo ovorhæd)8
horisoæ
m-rectim from obeor•nr (Angle aloekvlec træ Erth)8
froa ±eornr (mgteneo •o bldg, Otc., onr
•hid ob'oot to
mr•octlon or of obåcct (e) t REGRADED UNCLASSIPID
ON WR 26 198
Para 1-603 DOD,5200
Tim of aiebts
Sped to angular
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17.
19,
21,
22.
23 ,
C
and
(color, longth, vidth, Ota.)
bl.l td.t-14
Laminoslty (vigibio b' ronection, otber — dogoe
of brm
hosectiou (flu, vlnge, ant.omao, canopies, otc.)8
(turns, cliabe, d.1R8, "c. — •koteh pf naght Bib):
of dleapFrancet •
Effect on
Additionel eoneora.±ng
dam et
Eathor ilght at of dghtlng:
addN8-8 of
Amd C'
of Intormgator Niati• to antbUigcnco ard ohamctor of
(Chock tsighbore, puce dept., DI Ncorde, eqioyer, 'to,
i
B" USAIRSC(
Para 1-303 DOI
glaeeoe,
'ightlr% or •a. obåoet th.Nuö vindov, or other
traneparent mterlait
..zez{,
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2,
3,
5.
7,
8,
9,
an..LU
Incident
of of
tine of
m.A0.e of o
Poeitioo of (air, of — detans)8
ettr•oted attention to obJegt8
of ±åecta üotch of foraation or
to Hovn ±Soet, Zoo, , na, Ch'.zb
or fiat at aru length):
%lar of .
(gin graphic description — born 0304);
of eiomtioo abovo borlsoo • O dog-ooo at borisoa,
fr« obnrØr (Anglo oloeMoe Croa Erth)8
22, tr« (Moteneo to bldg, no, , enr
*leh ob30ct to
2
REGRADD UNCLASSIF±FD
13, mnotion of night or (8) 8
ON
'6 1979
DY DEP'CBÅ USA ZNscou. Foxc
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oowr a*ar
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18,
19,
20
2.1,
22,
23,
(color, Ionzth th,
urßnoeity (viaibie Nfiection, incandcscooee, — dogoo
of
ProSeetiorg (fl.no, vl.ngo, antomao, onnoplec, etae)8
tc, 'koteh of night Btb)8
hnou'nrg turns, eli.Eb8
bnmr of disap
nce 8
Effect on
Additional, eo co
g'.ar•
Eather light at of
of
hobble'*
of Intorrogator Nlatl• to Of
(Choek depv„ DI moord8, 0Q10yer,
BY CDR USAINSCOU rorc
A'J:a 1-603 DOD5200
Md ±sernr mar glasgog, ogpoeially polariod glaeeoo at of
oi.ötinz, or n. ±Joct vlomd thmuö oarwpy, 'Irdov, or otber
tranepannt Eteria1T
hos a 4 et
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Office: -C, 8, P.o. 379,
OBJECS mx
to eiæify ena
gubnfttea an BÄ'feo of oubåeot u above
25 2 1950, 8 199.
f;ilovtng {a a revised ohrcaologfeal r€Ftea
vhloh at Ridge, Enressee, "Ob'eeto Bighted Ova
Rido, Tenuøoee."
(Refer Sieriea of Over Aldo ,
13 19', October 19", 21 19", 2 1950, e
1987.
•(B.ee 2)
20
- 6 k.rch
12 19'.
13 1950.
15 19'.
15 Oetober 1950.
V. R. Presoisy Aotocaphed f iylna oiSeet at
Rido, fameseee. me street, In has
idsntlfled as Illinoi' Avent* , Eldo,
At hotre kr. and h". Z. ana Joh A.
Sturt
Radu ob#ct. •pprox:l.muiy
of to (Refer:
of Bö3eot; Obåect• Ove
Violnlt', dated 6 Ä•ch
2325 Knoxy•li.io Radar a
of over •e 'teatricted ZOM" at
taröt and prfeet interocpti«o but eonia
Additiomi piou u .
Appozlzteiy L. Roanior,
hl' bara Intemlttent
15i_t hotrs. rtöt.er pie —ds Ä8Eoesgfui a
raaä• t.uget fotr (b) fra uot (Err
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0K. -IOMA CITY AIR MATERIEL ARE/
OKI..AXOEA cry. OR'.AXOUA
43722,-1
smUR1rr OFFICER, OCUA
30 July 19117
DAN NÄSOB, 926 Perrim m.Liding,
City,
nylag Saaeer Solved,
30 my 1917 DAN NUOR at office, 926 Perrine
%.lahon City, relatin hia alleged of tbe
nø..r.g Sasser
Subsect, Those ago is 53, is at present engaged in practicing
the agent for Parking Subsect advised he Is
na.rried a.nd has tvo •one, ages senn aM tan, residing at 2613 N e'. uth
Street, aciab• City, Nelson Stated he ns a sergeant in World
War I, being •unded in action While serving Tith L, 58th lotutry,
that before the service he had eighth education. A.fur
ieaø.ng the eery-ice n..n.i8hed hia education graduated from the University
of in 1929, Bo advised that eince 1929 he hat practiced gneral
In both Bo—n Okiah0N City, Oklahou.
be marled the War by letter Oz 19 Jaly
i9L7, advlslag them of hig discoveries eoncenlng the Plying
He received an aurar uted 23 July i91'7 advising h.in his letter had been
to Air Forces. BUOY 8tated be hoard no fron tho War
Departunt u of 29 July 19147, at vhlch tix he hia 8tauznt to
Okiabo—n, • mahoe City local
Subject advised the basis for h18 theorz conceming the Flying Saucer
rag obtained from sl.QIe Chich he eondaeted Bhile driving
his aat0MbiIe, HUON Stated h' bellend •ny people had geon
or ohå..ning ±3ect8 out onto their Zind.8h1e1d8 and •ide ventilator
or their reflected u a eawer or disc 0b' oei, Be
8tated that the of the plus the fact that the glass •u
not a perfect drror and muld be ceca in "iation the
ob3ect8 gam an appearance of great sped,
Scbftct advised that the vibration of oar gan the ob$ecto
of Ntating and that r.n•otione caused thea to appear nat
or sauer ÄEISOB 'tated that any or ob#ete b' aeen
aceord.ng to dr.ction uat the car traveling and tu of bright
being ronected onto the He fEtber outed that theee obSeot8
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conditions, and that the ob'ects might be Cither vertical or horizonal.
subsect related that any change in epeed of the car resulted in a change
speed or the ±Ject, and that charos of direction resulted in a change in
the angle of travel of the ±Seet,
NM-SON stated has not talked to any perøons that had actually seea
flying saucers or disco but he believed that these reflections plus
excitement and hYBteria caused by other reprt8 has been ue baai8 for
n.ylng saucer reports, Sub'eet also stated that this theory could be
true Ln relation to fly-Ing saucers seen from aircraft,
Attaebed hereto a detailed by NUON covering his Endiaee
and explaining hie solution to the go—called Flying Saucer
2

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r KINO SAUCER SOLVD
July 12, 1947,
the moot impressive reports ot the go-called flying
oaucers or discs Yore thoee from aviator' elain they
sav disc-ahaped objecte flying through the air in various
formations at high altitudee and at a high rate of speed,
The first report was from an aviator who stated that these
go—called flying discs had a eomewhat shiny appearance and
would fly in formation and change their position from time
to time. Most reports stated chat they appeared in the late
afternoon or about dusk,
Kost all reports were to the effect that these obåects
had the appearance of an inverted diec or saucer, and SON
of them reported that they apr,eared to be In their
The mystery of the flying saucerc or discs may be sol—
ved by the use of a little applied science along a
few Bimple experiments,
mese fly inz discs or saucers can be observed by any
motori •.t traveling along the highways when the sun is
Durin••, the day—
chin in on r..ost any afternoo•,•, or evening.
lidht most of these so-called fly in; digcs are reflectionc
f r 3m the sun shining upon some bright object in or on the
For instance, if you
automobile dri vea by Che observer.
were driving in a north—westerly direction with the sun
Bhin±n ; on the handle of the front or rear door oa the left
side of tho car, you may notice a shiny o b lect apoear ia the
ventilatioa win;•. of the Window on the drivers left, if it is
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0
c. eeota may have urious fom and there may
bo more than one, depending on the of reflectiona,
Taey may appear to be in the sky tho driver looka through
the ventilation wing glass, Tleir position in the Sky depends
upon• the angle at the obåect ia reflected in the nn—
tilation wing and the position or the obeerver. They may have
varioua forme but very frequently they are of a saucer shape
or a fiat shape when they appear to be in the sky,
The ventilation wing during day—light io not of cotree
a perfect nirror, therefore, it appears to the driver or ob—
server that he is actually looking through the Siass into the
sky, As he moves along,
the bright obJects apoear to be
traveling at a high rato of epeed in co;t'parison with the
atationary objects on the ground, or the distant horizon, that
he sees through the window, or In comparison with the fairtiy
silhouetted obJect8 on the landgcape hhich at times are re-
fleeted in the window,
The flying saucer appears to be traveling in the same
general direction as the automobile but sometimes a little to
the which r..akeg it appear that it will eventua•.ly cross
the drivers path, Thé apparent flight direction of the
saucer is due to Che angle of tha ventilation wing glass in
its relation to the direction in which the car is travcline;.
The naaber and position of Che saucers refleéted in the T. lags
depend upon the number and contour of obäoctB reflected there—
in by the sun, Bri 0b' ecte on a car aoproaching from the
rear nay cast each reflections on your ventilation winz in
the daytiae,
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If the vqntt•.
Dion wins windc,t woro a pe •ect mirror the
obsect8 causing the reflectiona appear therein, as ao
all other object' within range, but Che ventilation wins, being
a •ore or a Beni-mirror, does not reflect the obdoct buc only
tho bright epoC, which leaves the Imprecsion that the observer
is actually looking through the glass and that the
ualiy aopears to be in the sky, or at times a lones
away, Ttese results are best obtained in the late
or after sun down,
aviatore who reported geeing flying discs
object act-
distance
aft em oon ,
or saucers,
undoubtedly were eeainr the reflection of bri obéect3 in or
on their own plane, hey eav theta as reflect in their canopy
or wind shield, . but failed to recognize the:,-• as rofloctions,
Otherwise they were reflections from other air craft.
As the aviator •traveled along observinx the 0-0
the disc in comparlsoa with the mountains, clouds or station—
ary objects on the earth, made them appear to be traveling at
a high rate oc speede The Eloping angle of the aviators
wind—shield and his position in the plane :nade It a opear that
the discs were in the sky, The position of the discs also
dener,d upon the position of the observer and the aazle at ich
they are reflected in üe glass,
Some of the reports stated that v,here there were more
than one flying disc, they appeared to be fastened bogether
and frequently performed a dipping or risin motion and •hen
oae would dip, they would ali go bhe •t ot ion
ultaneously. The simultaneous r..ovem is due t.. the ref'.ect-
ions ail coming from the sane ob3ecte For instance, if they
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are reflectec from some • bright object or on the car or plane,
the up and down motion of the car or plane causes the flying
discs to aj'pear to be coin p, e dioplne. and rising motion,
or, if the reflectin- 0b Sect i and the car movinz,
tho re3ults uill bo thc same,
Tho statemoat that the digce anpeared to be rotatint ae
they gailüd throuzh tho atmoaphcre due to the vibration of
tho automobile or piano,
Vibrations make them aoaear to be
rotatin.3 at a very hi.;h rate of eejeed,
Vibration i 3 what gives
the:n a tlat or disc—like ghaoe. also,
I i' you wizh to see 30me f Ivin 't disco, m.*ke a drive at about
dusk or at ni Iht, onon your ventilation 9.1 n * window at about a
450 an ile from thc.'
'rivers seat and watch the reflections of
stationary electric lightg th .t atpear on your left, if you
drivin P, after you pazs them, and see how l.-any discs you ean
cbserve fly in; throu-„h the a 1 r,
If there are not too many li.-,hts
to your you may have a perfect form.'=tion cf beaufiful
be red, 'reen cr silver accord i '1.0, to
the color of Che electric I i •jits you have paeged.
They
.oot realistic •..her, travel i SVI : -.,br.ut forty-five or fifty
miles per hour,
If yo.. do not satisfaeeory rest '-tg f r
your firct experiments,
trv a-a in,
After yo•'. have learned
hen .zn.i ..here to leok for thc.-:
, your obser•'atfonr more
And
Eve'.i. the 1 i •htc of an approachin
a. •,ear as one flyin:t disc in your ventilatlor
The refl'. ctlons of the approacht.-,t
a-•-ear in your
veatilatlor. vinc unless the side
of your car protrudes cut so
prev nt t} e b?am
f roa shinin% on the
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These appear best when the approach in x car is some distance
away, perhapo a quarter or half a mile. The resulte at nizht
nay not be as impressive as those in the late aftemoon because
at night your ventilation wing *iodow makes a more perfect
mirror and the passinc landscape is not as pronounced, therefore,
the reflections therein are more easily detected as reflections,
In the lute afternoon, however, you havo a feel in v, that you are
actua . ly thro the R lass and the reflected objects
a •near •..ore real, The sun shinin-, on a bright ring on your fin-
ger •with your hand rest on tha steering wheel may cast disc—
like reflections in your wind shield. The form of the reflect—
ion will upon the ornamental decorations on your ring,
Rhe rear door handle on my automobile reflects nine beau—
tiful, little, silver, fly in", discs in the bri sun-light.
These appear in the lower part of the ventilation and when
travelinæ on a level highway, they appear to be racin3 along
with mo at the road oide, These nine discs in a form—
ation of two rowe of four each, with the ninth one in the lead
at the center of the formation,
They appear as v,hirlln,; pro—
peaers in a vertical position.' These di3cs also have 8tream—
ers which are due to the curveture and decorative pattern on
the handle, traveling north in the early aftemoon under
a bright sun, these nine discs appeared far below to my left,
racing up the valley at a terrific rate.
Iou nay b' able to 8" flying discs in your own hone,
If you Mi i i turn on a amil electric i i sht in the hall—way
and then bok thnugh the window at the other end of the hail,
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you nay 3 as many as three discs from one aloctric
bulb,
.:hich may have moro or less of a ball shape. These
dises man; timos appear as Inverted saucers, a.iid you wili
ehaage your posit--on slowly you will sea that. they change their
poaition also. Those ara beat observed in the late afternoon
or ogtwzea 3uSi do-.m ana dusx, when at a h.jears to you you
are merely lookinj throuzh the window pane at the discs sus—
pended in the distance. As darkness cone; on, the •rånGcw pane
becomes a more porfect mirror and your discs a ,pear as reflect-
ions in a mirror,
To watch the disc3, through your ventilation • d n i, sail
along •..rith you as you drive throuzh the country, becomes very
z ascinatin* especla•xy use a i i tile It
nay abaorb your thoughts completely, therefore
I .•ouid admon—
lah automobile drivers watching the flying discs, to be cautious
and noz run off the road or into soma othor car,
Sone of reports on fly Ing saucers, heretofore not ex—
plaineå in this article, such as those reported geeing bri%ht
fla•ghgg in the sky, were no doubt reflect3d sun—light from
pza.nu3.
of tha observer. frequently appear very brilliant and
may more or blind the observer for an inataht. If the
plane ie very high it may not be Been by the obsorver, *Lich
xaay be due to inpairad vielon or the great height at which
the plane Io flying,
'de very often get these same biiadlng
flaaheg from automobile wind—shield',
Many of the reports
around July 4th, vera incited by various forme of firo works,
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Some reporta stemmed from pure imagination or hyateria, *ile
others were deliberate hoaxeB. Any other ret-orts can be ex—
plained if ali the surroundtnz facts are known.
bst ail 0.0 Zhe re torts end
•aucerg coincide eo clearly with
there eould be no doubt but that
foregoing statement may
scieitific terms, and may not be
ever, we believe it is so vorded
descri •:tions of the flying
the findingg herein, that
we have the correct solution.
not be coached In precise
scientifically exact, how—
that the average can
understand it and that it. is sufficiently correct to prove
the proposition.
Personally, I do not believe that the Bo—ealled flying
gaucere or the solution thereof, are of any mill tar*' value,
unless the Government wished to rotain thic Information for
the psychological effect upon any potential enemy nation,
such ae Germany did in regard to their so—called seeret
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Offce Men, 'andum ,
Mr. Tolsoo..
UNITED S'.ATES GOVER MENf
TO
SUBJECT:
Far
C)
OF' TICKS
Bareau file 965—53300
DATE:
10, 1949
Hf. Penza.
Mr. Quian
Reference is :æde to the letter fro:a thä Sak Antonio Office to the Dire r,
dated 1/31/1+9,
on 2/6/49 ?kUL RYAN,
Cffåce of S*cial Investigations, RosNell, New %exlco, advise
the resident au-ent at Roswell he bbd *'ust left a conference With Dr. LINCOI.&'
)logist, who has written a letter sumærizins the search for the
'Croidentifie: ..erial Pher.•æeraa"
RYAN advised that Dr. LA FAZ cane to Roswell after one of these obåects YEd
been observed b' several persons in the Roswell area the night cf Jar.uary 30, 1949
at approxiæte.ly 6:00 P,
Cne of these persons who witnessed the ob#ct was an
031 Investigator who stated the cbeaect appeared to explode near the
Air r orce 2ase at Roswell, New Nex.ico,
informed that all of his agents Fed been searc.hir.; the area arau.rÅ Roswell,
Artesia, Tatua, and Kenna, Yew I.'ex-ico; kaherst, ar.d Lamesa, Texas,
where the pher.ccena had recently been These searches all met with
negative results.
Dr. LA PAZ advanced the theory to that the ob#cts were controlled missiles
around the earth at an altitude of appra;drately 25
raile3 and at a
speed of approxiætely 15 Tdles per secor.d. lhe raissile was probably controlled
by acents stationed at var'-ous ir.tervals who are able to brinz the N.I;siIe dom
cver a decicr.a ted area and it,
Y.e stated that Di', LA PAZ that he
believed the Russians or sone other country was pra cticlng 'd th these weapons
wrach carried no war head ard Yere being e)Q10dd at en altitude of approd-ZB tely
IO les, After the practice period IA PAZ assumed the weapons would be loaded
with an atomic war head,
PAZ told R'å'A that two mal w.ho:a he interviewed at Kenna, New lexico,
• ho
I-gd observed pheno:nera which appeared to have dissemån3ted near Tatum.
Uexåco, had informed him nraothinc will be found" I.A PAZ stated
siznåficance to the above statæænt and thet the .æn apparerös
ome
}mowledge t the phenomena was not a meteorite.
RIAN edvi3ed his Office mald keep this Office informed of any curre
develop.
ær,ts.
CC: Antonio
RRR/ca
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E.
hose z
rebmaxv iA9
Li Puo
rarector,
PV.OTECTIC,N OF VEAL ns
8300
Reurlet
A review of your referenoed iett.or rsfieets Dr. uncoin Ia
Ltetoorvlocfst, Indicated to "r. (.,ffice ot Ir,vootisa—
Cions, i.oncn, Yew Eor-ico, two Lien ho int.ør•vleved at
Yexlm appar€ntly had Daze aerial
not a netoorlt.e.
It 1B desirable Uaat you mdeavor to ascertain
of U,eee two individuals at Kmr.a, N« and to Intervie
for any infomation they nay be able fumiah Niative
satt.er,
SECTtON
M A It-ED 15
24 PA.

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Str. j h'/ /i/Lts
r-e.c.u.
// -H e'/.pø--,/n
. uz-e
. ulu, Z.'/

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Transcribed by Claude (AI) from the page image. Check against the scan.

[badly degraded handwritten page, apparently a witness report of an aircraft sighting; only fragments readable]
...[illegible] that [illegible] steadily [illegible] until it
reached the [position?] of as [illegible] where
the craft was over head. This sound was
not unlike that of a jet propelled plane [illegible]
the [illegible] being [illegible] loud.
Due to the [illegible] condition of the sky
[illegible] to me the aircraft until [illegible]
[illegible] ... when it was clearly visible
[illegible] about twenty (20) seconds. The
aircraft was above the top most layer of cloud
[illegible] ... vicinity of 15000 ft.
altitude. At 07:47 AM [?] ... 0.C.4 aircraft
[illegible] going in the same direction and
on the same course at about 5000 ft altitude.
[The visible differences were:]
a. [The craft I considered possibly round in shape.]
b. [It was almost a silver-white in color with a darkness at the center.]
c. [There was no trail of ... smoke ... as with the jet.]
d. [Its speed was about 3 to 4 times greater than the] DC 4 [?]
e. [illegible]
[The only conclusion I have reached ... the writer ...]
[page edge cut off at bottom]

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[continuation of handwritten report; degraded]
a. - this is an entirely new type of air craft or
b. It is a high powered jet propelled and
with a pusher jet designed to hide the tail
assembly and wing tips, since neither were
[illegible].
A check of aircraft in this area at the
time specified should determine our possibly
answer this mistery [?].
If possible, I should like very much to
know the answer.
[signature illegible]
[stamp partly legible: RECEIVED]

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15 1950.
October in.
16 19".
16 19".
16 i".
20 19".
23 19".
1520 aeon at Mol.iw Gau
and h. Xi.ötwer, Mr.
1520 hou•g. Radar •t Afa•Ft' Indicate
to 1530 ObJectB wen &oopro Brf.—
Clark.
hotre. *aaar at neo-Troa Airport
n..fnteiiigfble .
to hou•. ZTA Zerr«,
1655 Vf•u.l larry P. Riordan,
Chief, x.i0 Plant.
1630 aiötfn.g by rraMio 8. •diier
vicinity
•o Imo
vicin.fty of a flat, '-j
by "a flapping , sea 'Ivo
ilving in area.

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List of
by Robert Weather
Atæ.le
Oar Rides, fennegsee, the
$ 1989.
Over 2b Ootober
Bute*nt by *Sar ravr€M0
2b 1950.
, mA ACÆ•
Beow•lty Seotim
1950.
ROb#et• Ove
3.
5.
6.
9.
Interview h. Patrick,
Rid.æ,
Over Oak Rides" 5 a *etch
Certified copies of & original note and ebt&o •
Mr. Doa Patrick at tlz and place of
Interviev 0b Secto •löted over Loxviiie 29
t. Obar
emcernlng the of •e captive BiiQ,
oUer "ather data, release of radimctiye In
81.Aua Our
Oar Rfd.o" 23 October 19", and Geiger oout;r in Oat
Ina t'.
Knoxyflis Radar Biu report concerning "ObJect' Blötød Over
-3-

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48, P, O. 379,
• orn OAX
(Befcr: Beri" oe SO*ot; u above, :
Ootöe MO)
Attzohoa B'.—ry is ei.ena (II)
ia foc—r (2) B—niea E—tioa •a
eqooea ooo-
roi.iabie ayaliabio —re utl.i.iwa ia 0Qiiat1ca
me mocro report'
United
opan.iou AÄ,
EA Division, Bide; DC
Air rcroe Yi.öter 081,
fail to aa fe
of F'.otioai •auou fi.iöto
(VIO oob•bs cr
peculiar mfieotlou,
maar boa—
opin.l• folia paturu ce
first i. Äsioai a
atioa; ie oiSeoU (fra
cu.låea is —pt
a—nilgatioa or t'
first
fi.i.Öt fm
urr•la ieoaitm
Atuntion to 194T
B), Alr at
Vriöt Ohio, i.A10au
beoaue ob*ot In
fir" officials at At—Io *Erg
3 06
i 0-2 Beotioa,
00 DIV, EC, Ride,

Page 48

But—nt. It siæt.fioant • Air Toro•
ret'.rn •e
a &romloéoai oc wporua
have at
1.947 - V. Pmssiey a
in been ident.i.flea u Iii.iMio
; • 00k Biao, (Inclosra• 8)
20 1959 - At 1900 Mrs. X, X, John A,
'lötea Uree obJeou at
( INIOBn• B)
i, 2, 3, b, 5, 6, 1.950 - reporua
his Soope ob*ot' reapproa at
a.a.y viloh i' (Befer;
Bü*ot; Unidentl.fiea ObJeou Oor
12 19" - 2325 -
ua.iaoatifiea onr at Oak
12 19' - 238t vaa at psltlon maar
but ooata
13 1950 - (1—1 •X)
13 1950 hon•e, L, B, his
(IMioem 7)
—ae panes at a poa
O) fre East (Kom Zolim Gat
(Incioøm b)
i' i9»-iPO •eon at Err Xoii.« hOOFN
+3,iO,
15 1950-120 •oopes at Airport I.A.icate
(I&ioom

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16 1950-1b 1530 wea Xoaiei.i,
16 3.99-120 iotre, Eaaar soopes at Ai.rpet Övi.*
(Ixioem
16 Oöoer 19" 1956 to APA Erre,
poul.iu• (Imioem T)
orlgtml only OSI
on of •e SIL SÖjeat u 13
Oliver fc
SOQC: *'Sor C. Capt. V. A.M.n, Lt. Badr Bit');
(Pilot airor«t); Ea.ura Alr
spolai Aeout Offioiaia of mvisiæ, Aua.io
Oar Bid.æ, Ate-Io
Ryzr, Brigs,
Official' of BPA,

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CIC, no 8, P.o. 379,
OVA OAX
(Refer: Stnry of Bui Jeot: abov•, i'
On 13 October 19' Atelo Beom•iW D,
a carøu.br, Jobn fra of Reeeæoh
at Oak Ridge, sav obåect at 12,000 15,000 feet above Soiovay Ga
of üe "Control Zom.• object an vu
to aa outaidø loop, Boon —n mai.igea
ue for—rly aeecribed aircraft vas a Ehlo oi#ot
oontim»d to in a Ute, 'Iowr aa
a.lve, aM vben it apB•oachea •e It levelled off
arü (210) feei 'f
üe This object
obeervore vaa paralleling at speea a
mn oou.lå vaLk, at a heiÖt of six (6) feet, &oopr
approach object but 88 he Oe object B.I..1er
In a southea&rly direction. Thie obJeot is said a
n.læ (9) oycLoN obaln fence Ede a to
ue fence, uen a Villov uen a poet VIN, d ur *Ioh
object nri aitittde ol•area a hill at
n.ile away. me object be pear Bbapa. Vhen ob#ot
It vag still visible ae 'izea ob#ot
fifty (50) feet away. explamtioa given vag oi$eot
as it
ft" •Inato• ob#ot .1n
f•ræ location fr« It
vas seen fin for
üia object ite firet •even
vae tvioe *Ioh ti.»s oal in
atumpt to set ouer obggrwrø, Also, flaöt
object, •upped Z, V, Xlötmr, •bo on Zn
vehicle, to verify own, •Ostaatiatu
By ue ti— ob#ot ZEzeaH, Capt.
Ceieslon also
Each of observorø aesorlbea ob#ot 8Öetaat1aIIy u
a. oi&ot f Irst It to
better as
3 oå'geaqmrters, n.fN
i oo OSX,

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October 19"
CIC, 8, P. O, 379,
OBJECIS OYA OAX
üe obåect vae üe In descent, It
o"ect on ue (from
(210) feet) It approxl.mtel' •e
of a 215 a (20) foot ribbon
tali aovn, ribbon
in a
Rysr oau vaatn ('O) oe
it to oxoept
feet of the aprar.a laot aM ou-u
(17å) feet of vac
in sections. appeared to or
vhich vou.id glov
Trooper moora is ue best ue at Atala
Semrity Mr. holds No,
aa:ü le •e Vn.iverelt' of ram a
æ.retabr for an-lv.l.s. Z, W, XiÖtover holds Io. 6633
an amolnvøe of k.r.on Construetlon
Capt. Y. Akin, 2, 662 AC V Bea. ,
Airport, P. O. 2Q, hryvllie, Tenr»eew, at
Airport Radar —ds a mprt ut seen reaaa.%ß oa
maar BOOrg at 120 hotrg. piotm
inumåtuot, imoel.a•au, the objecte
vould a •hor# on voum uen
to at auuer
objecte over X-25 plant at Rides,
ari description is expoteå •ege sota•eee, Xov•yer,
soopeg at Krnxv•il.le wre an Appuenti.y
Cæx:ülng Officer mluotant Uese
hiexer event of past fev
Everüeieee, a ftöter fræ Ti@tar Sea, eent
Identify aa 0b 'eot ülch reporua be over R-25. Upon apB•æ.ohix
ue area radar abæra üe airm•aet sot i.næ oa Ite soope
pilot purswa this identified it as
2
3 X"Qi.zrtare,
Tenuesee
Tenue Bee
a airoratt.
oo Division,
00

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TAO 8,
iT October 19'
Ten.x»ssee
P. O. Box 379,
OAX
obeerTori tbe fi&tar passed üe ob#ct Thiob
Secta•lty Division, Atm.ic Ezzrg vill attempt to
ue observors, or ot the observa•e, use vh.iie
going a piloca* ugt.
rtrüer idormtlon VIII submitted as zoon ae possible ag soon
verification has been obtaiEå.
Euro Security Patrol Troorr, Edvard D. John
Zarzeeä, Cap. of üe Atæ.fo Patrol; E. W. H.lötowr;
Officials of Atom-tc Cniesion, Security DivlBion; b30r Care, Capt.
W, Akin, McGee-Treon Radar .
*tera J Third
i 00
00
i Dlviel.oa,
i 00

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25 October 1950
CIC YAO e, r. O. 379,
ozoces orn OAK
At 1655 on 1950, P, EC bad.
2, oe at I-iO Zoma at
em•ouu fra I-iO residential sr.a, oa q,
benton Road, sav ob#ot in vhlcå be
over •e University of Acica.itQ•ai Begearc& ran, •.18 object -'e '
our-ai of aa aerial vbSoh -
In oüer ob*ct appearA o— at
botte (ra&r : ' -
balboa vaa Oocrlbea u froe ua fwi 10%;
pip spa—tai ool.r; be app•oxS.BW.y Q)
fr« oboernr, (30) horizon.
apv•nUy bat obeerv« In a
vøUoXe, he a.m verify at vaa Aa
chan—a a
Uat •pp.ar.a muoa
a o*.mu
balloon bat first VU
—ntai of Actoütni
Chief of I-iO i*3.
vicioa i' •at haa ae
Id.b ce •e dfloiais,
for epportmiW see ;
At hora, 2b 19", cua
DPA Dlv1Bioa,
&aur vlf' at Oü
us at a {30) •
i oo 031, :
Bec. Div., Ride,
00 TBI, xmxrn..i.,

Page 54

25 Ooto>r 199
8, P, o. 379,
ova ux
ob*ot In horizontal
YI uln (30) ot of •IAt. obhot
a in frärea c«n,
variations obecbd on pet of
vehicle vem vlfe, Be atuntlon of
oberv•r, Pro#otion.ist at also æil.ea to
verification of vaa ob*ct d.lsapwe.a
fn •t 1920
At on 2b 19", an Air roroe Masor, Xavrøaoe
EPA Dlvi'loa, Ride', also sav fræ an
aeo«ibed •ln.liari'. ob*ct fro.
Baling at 1920 vlü •e of
object fr• 'l.ét.
O. m 1950, at biro, Mo. wolf,
W. , took df fr• Xocai
Radu Vait at Airprt r•oeivea read.lnæ •eir
•nt after *ese urote. afromft Pliot
idontify oyot in of said A1 t
at 1713 hotrø. (Attention
t" foot •at wro at
24 i", at slov
on Radar at •e Alrprt Bad.E *hege
In $uüeaet of •e Tiring over
fra the
of At hotn•ø, tb f1Öter
vbr• it via yeoGa iat
pliot ooauot said At 1920 biro
fra •our•a
'f (3) tra to
aloo •e ti.— uat oi*ot
k, Try fræ Ylev)
(Overall C-3)
P. I-IO; N.
WI, georo Division, AEC, 2.14",
C, CQ" , Area C—Ür,
3 N..ra n.
i 00 ABC,
i 00
i oo

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2 November 1950
crc, YAO 8, P. O. 379,
OAK
GQ.&r 19', at aprox:lzuly PO hotn••, Col. Edvin W. næpeon, .
Georgia, a vhfch be deecribea ae
Jet This noise vae intem.ittent oontlnwd for several
Col. vae on the tia•npib at Oar for a val* at the
he this vae fr•« a taotm•y in u.e Nar
AluouÖ 'he vae of of üe foote Siöteå Over Oar
Rid—a mat veeke, he still d.lå this ae pertlænt,
Col. unfamiliar vlü Oak for fir"
üere on 25 1950. description ooioclåsg vatu Uat of L. X.
vho a el.a.iiar rnise on 19', also
of üe heu•a by Gurde S. R. X. C. George R. Davit
between boure of 19" 2001+ on 16 1950.
on 23 ootober 19', at 1630 botre, r. J. Miller at I-to »iant, oak
eav an oi#ct O&ral.l.y refermå to ag * ue
0DJeeE an Oa
of o"ect vae mt aeter•.iwa,
Is an in Corrier-&vs, dated
26 October 1950:
ot act.
'Aftnz• Wo yeare of mprte froa all over
•f ur vrlurs have or the of
bacr up down, of "ebipe
been repr•ua ae wen in
eauoer vae wen about a ago tn Ride. vbat day
- or vil.i Zowver, the saucer by Jay
an Rid. yorker Ed.eenr Bride, aa Oar gtzra am&r
unid.øntiflea —n. —n sav it hovering, or
over •e arva at Bld.æ, said.
Inn' t howv•r. Ria lent t talHna- Tn fact
is a of
sav saying Xie faaiiy deo
•eeu.ing,• but me suet eax
of fea.LIJ bag
result of a visit niÖt fræ several species
of Intelilænce offloerø,
*hero.
Ft Ga,
m, oak fem..
us, Tetn.
i
oo DI,
i rare

Page 56

2 i9ß
CIC, T - O. box 30, fenrsege
OAX
repru U.at leaked out, hovever,
ue algo-GO e laree uat it. *here vae report
u *8.8 black, vhtu or The reporu
also ob$ecte en close to Qte grourü am uat u.e —n
vem unfBtakea fn *eir identitr of It.
Vt 11 even say *bether tt vas day or nföt, vhetber It
or shining when urge look up,
vorks •e
Jeiüer of Incidenta —ntioæa in thie eu:zry were verifl•a
gamen at Airport, Knoxville, Tennessee.
, Ft. %herøon,
Rides,
i cc DI,
i 00 rue

Page 57

19 October 1950
foilovlng aoc0Äte of aotivlty at ü.e Opratloas
2, AC & V Squdron, p.• -
Tenxsse•, official 13 Oouber '
Ouer voe in a B—ry of Info—goo;
Bü*ot: Ot *cte Siötea Onr Rid.o, 13
tarot, at 2325 *.8.•., 1.2 19',
appared aa atag•øa +2), In raym
succession, had
"Ca.l.iA had af an at
--2325.
'Called Atlanta; u.ey filöt pians on
oa.tng fra
(rt•ter Aircraft) airborm 2339 AS .2,
on 290 d.ec•eeg, Anæls 25@, Nero
three prfect on on 'bat
(Yléur alr«aft —ds oontaot) Xelöt
of Urot at 30m. a—is
fræ to feet on •moeout
ev•alng. inuroept oe ZA8 at
fra a •urn aproao&;
'Pu..tlea meter •ent
No of æea sav
"otiflea Radar Bl.num.aw, •o opration of
Radar svltobd
'By ail ureta had area •e Vo
euer.a Am•« back ( iaÜå) at
E.s.f., 1.3 1950.
•very •horti' atter
Uroe c.a. ( two) on gwp)
but faded vooiä mappe.
0±11.1 for aii
oat in
•en piou to
for Air Co±oi Bei.fraa.
- Au, ) 0100. S—rs at
Rat (activity on 000")
raotlw niseioa
but sata nall (Eagtem Air Def'*

Page 58

ob*ou appeama A/C —i.i, iOO-E'
BC vaa iut ',zra.s a-tan' t see a 2339
fleur airborn inuroep±
'Tor Pilot ooum.ntt a
Traobå fra i' •tutee,
over
oow:
(i) of 2

Page 59

16 Oou>r 19"
ob*ot yen by Cen.ieeioa
D. By—r; •o app•oachea ob*ot aa oioee u (50) feet, at •bot
120 on i' 1950, ie subsuaåaI.lJ aa foi.a.w•: first •eon af
aa ef (12) fwt, "*ot
be an al.r«aft left
aeewnt, al»et ver*lcd, at a gio•r opeea
vou.iA at", followa 'It" •en appeama
a bullet a ribbon, u Uiok aa ial.iot;
in pau of obJeot bat to it. ob*et •en
•e borazon, aer•aeea Ita paesed vithin (70)
of B.s—r e>eerrer Rysr baa (J±n Rmr
vla uie*ox •at vaa As
aecr•aeeå than a vai&,
o»eet, but sot viUin (50) feet ob#ot
at about oix above tb terrain; a
—chaatoal over a (9) foot oyoIo,N ohia fen;
amuer paas over a vil..i« a teie*o»
fizzy —nt otor • kil.i about ni.lo
Rx—r vac (50) feet of ob*ot to a
(2) flo (5) ous
ZOND at Oak Rid.) a (20) foot ribbon tail, first
last (18) feet of vhloh
•eveni wotlou, of
a d.ln altermuIJ, nro* eat.lr• of Wi, vu
viieh so • ooior —a
Di—Ilar ooior of t» up of a •vooa of c
æntiy awn, •e vawa In •e 1.1b a rlbbco
a followa of •e ob#ot. —a
at (RMxv1i.io A.I.rFt "porta hlé iroeze of (8)
hn•üor, fr• (50) feet the ob#ct ioo>ea biæer
(210) feet Usapwma over
hill, ON (i) n.iio a—y, It 'till ioobd •e 'Ige •at it anearea
only fifty (50) but "boa,' " vae or
fcuer, ob*ot
fr« •e fi.r•t observed It it •a
•a •nt onr h.lii abio
a.l'tmoos.
object (10)
Ry—r abie to Wo ooer observers to verify coum oe
oaer Ryzr
i lui.osm 3)

Page 60

18 199
m•woä, Captain ef •o BeotriW heoi, ,
fra object
Ens
Baez, AEC Beon•ity Divisioa,
aegaription of •e ob*ot ue se
except been •e closest vas
reprt prtiQ •of substaatm.iy
ae ho see •e of •
vae his aaase• at Ti•ioa,
e.aøsee, 120/20 In riot &/30 ia
i' m/20 In both
NOON i.micaua Is
•n AX Sec'rity in Me moora
•at he •.15 iMIUnt if •ere
mt been a vu
fanu•tlo of t"
Capula Zu•zeaä obS•ot roe • on *ira appeæe
ob*ot it a
rau oe
•e abon on 16 1950 fra
viU D. my—r;
&or— Division,
3, Chief of
Capula
Ia Aude Divl•ioa
to bat maid Ot

Page 61

P, e. 379
foiiovlng aooounu of activity at •e Radar Opratlou
2, AC & V Squd.ron, Alrprt,
official report, aatea 15 October 19". (Beror;
of IDfnztioa, Bü*et; Ob*ot' Onr Oar Ride', Ten.NBBE,
13 October 1950) :
reprt, EC B.'Br) haa •
moca•aace of 1.1b nlöt (Nld.DIÖt 12 - 13 1950) e V'
sent 0M (fl.iöt af zl..ra•zft) oat eooa
at *Ich palnua ( Izæa on Baur very —1.1. It vu a
aec•eee bau.ne) (for)
•.11" Eastern bou.Üa•y area •paw
ou.er •uppeea fly), OE flour fræ 290
feet but sav speed of frae —r
hot.r. *Tery vaa aa
There vas on •e •oop Boop) at iooatloa
( •e iocaåon oai.iea in teie*oæ oboerv•rs Ea.).
vu reprtea Captain Cole
Alr Heid, Ai'.) •o
(Easurn Alr m•aers pat a
aom.
Lt. Gu&rl•, Capuln
In •xwpt om nock of birds, (évl%
on Baac Boop), Ze &i.r •ber 90.
•t X18 I left
a i" over 7000
Ze vae
wnt a ilot of be •burnrs.
urraln
This by A.H.A, at
Siu, at
/ 37

Page 62

rvw..m OH-DI'*
(Aril 19")
InclQent Repr•t
PBOL
conu±ne Idotztion Yatioui
Staue, or &a.iecioem of lu in
is rohlbltea result In •evert
appiloabls Yeaer•l
Ob#ct
mvorzvn
trooper Cin•k
bri
Imident Beport Jo,
moom
Join L. Isabem
10-16-50
I.OC.&IU
Bizar
n,
At approxi.nW-y 1:30 P.M., 16, 1950, at Blair I
ob#ct in alr over K-25 In a Umotlon fr••
It in a very ob*ot or
slivery in oolor vae about saw baseball
at it vae fr« It >.1.•.
At 2B 55 P.M. , 16, 1950, •.10 object
at a lowr a iot dowr It •uppea
a vu in the In have vut I
wcuxnnu of Clark I. in
vorr. I out object
object several ob#ct viae olroie
very faat, i', object
object in a fev It mappee•d at
a very ait1tÜ back inu
ob*ot
•.10 —o *oea la About
flftwa oi*ot aa•appma
up in •e the ob*ot iaet wen but to b'
of feet •e üich &ooprø Ci•rk,
cav
i - Cal..iaÖa
2 - Chief
cnæmn con:
BAC,
I'/ Jobn L. mopr
Rla.eo
DC, oar •n.
--5,000-Ai76æ .

Page 63

rm.D orna 8
P. O, 379
19 October 29".24
Gtzrd.B' üo the at BPA
BPA Sectrity Bectim to report peculiarity,
ot hov or fantaatic it n.iÖt seen, vem or •
previous evente concerning seen over Oak Rides, but of
peculiar üe of 16 19'.
reprta fr• different vere receivea
Bection, BPA, Oar Rid.. These reprta by S.
X. C, Xexmn; R, ail sÖeunt1ai.iJ
intemitunt
Al.r«aft, for about Ume on (4)
voui.å reorr freqtsntIJ 1956 hot,re 16 Ooubcr
1950, Ecoh mlee VOU.id i,.f.b vh.ioh
see—a lean
al»et wrtloa.i. eee ob#ot In
On 1.950, L, Rom.iær,
Oak Ride, fræ Baabviiie,
official of Division, Celesi@, Oü
h 'or Bonniær vbea of
of prsou at seen but rewiiea
imident
Rid.. • M ur away fræ
16th of October 1950, vlüout oe
haa Piau •mept for
(vhloh haa to do VI u ot ob*et), Rom.tær
uat a at IPO hora on 15 October 1950
aa guru heara on •e
1950, Wor Rom.lor,
z fl&ter but ooum see
2, AC V
mt an on Uel.r •oom
of 'Bjor B. C,
. above vaa on 17 1950 fn
L. Bonl.ær; k, georæ Divieioa,
Celosloa, Guasoa, BPA,
John B.
of 7)
45--- 3-t3c,c

Page 64

20 1950
attached ubn in
fcnu•tio ob#ct. firet in vhioh only •e
visible, vaa abn a f" before
object in via,
Oa 19 1950, statea u.i• ob#ct vac -
in of fl.iét ag first oi#ct,
be over In the
m; ou of avaii&i.,
i

Page 65

20 October 1.950
foil.w-ing Io fr« flieg of
Euro Celegion, Oar Rid. , vae cri.ÖniN&
WI report:
3. 20 i9b,9,—
1200 borra, 19 Äaaentiflea ob#cu
fræ ue eontbeastD over Rld&, fen.Nssee.
firet objecte —attention
U.m. vatc&d ue objects Qtn uey aiowr VI",
åøee•ibea of object' ac being In
Identical, object •e u In
ei&r in above
oiSecu, Wo rocu%oiæ o*'ecU appeamd flat
fi.ox1bLe, object flat but daa ut a
appe•aEe, objeeU In folio—a a vaw-
cotree, appared be an
irlöt —tai finish oa vere
Uelr refiøoåon In
objecte aa Eoa of fr•
oirou.iar object vu aa mior of frosted
glass. U.ird ob#ot fol.iov •an-if.b
of but o filet,
vae 0b*oU
in Ti•v iO i'
iaet seen In a dlr•ouoa,
ue objecte to
vea&r vae olear of Ä.iÖ
fra •uteri' Ur.otloa
very
At 2ØO 20 1949,
ulöbor, br atuatlæ ob*cu
•e at 12m 19 i9%9,
ohe iO aesoriNoa
oi*ot' u k,
• 5. oi*ota reputable popie,
'tata—nu am mi.iabie,
copy:
¯t3Cc
(32

Page 66

Aot.tu
16 199
Seotrlty Ditleion
P'.a•auat receipt of a reprt John B. Davis,
a ob#ct vae in
vicin.1W og_kKen
Sectr
Om, ia FOBeaee of A. L, Rya.z•vez,
e on
Division, ao, Charles JONB,
at 10:15 p.m., 15, 19".
aa Xd.edielå
vhfeh Maxon Construction pr-
at K-29 Plant.
the aooo'.n o
e o servatione. He vaa
at vé@øer
'err HoiXov Rta.eo Ana,
on observe ob*ot
amüer olv•ii.laa at. Xo out of
a In Ze •avfui
fræ a ooaüeagt of Xøn in a
d..ir.atlon Plant Anas. He üat vas
o"eet vae vbau, •h.iny ea.itud of
have Xe observed object f«
5 oontlm»d on hia vay vork *Ite oi*ot
aaba of
•at it niöt be a toy ballon, it
a Ä..i,on vhioh üe N iébor-hooa gris
Nieawd in h.le "veral web aeo. mt
of of obape of •e ob#et, bowyer he by
It ni.öt uve been 9 lubes In p•obabiy
IA •e a a-leo or
aac szra be exclua
•at 'hen uey firøt sav It, u.e owect vaa "Qutu big*
tbzt it ue at very Iov uat it
at an point vhem uey observing it at
Xe orlémi.ly a.Bbea to look at
"gt vaan't he vaa
(P. i of 10)
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16 19'
otaua as far ae h.iB eye-ei&t sooa
he only haa gi.aeees for
about •s.
glasses vem prescribed. He algo bad taren a
eye about 3 web ago at kron First Aid SutiÄ.
uat üe only preon he
object vag a gtzrd at No to X-29
nant.
You :
Identified ae
•ho intervleved at aprodzteiy i.i:i5 p.n.
a —n vae driY1ng
3:00 p.n. stopped to viü hin tor about
—a sutea had a
bea been an obsect In üe oaiiea
to has attentl@ by a at Ker
l.axton, üe nn ftr&r
vae BO didn't üat it but It ioobd
or a bal.ioa. •at
hmver did
Öout objeote a about
horre laur obmrv•ea éloh
2-38 t • onr
oboervea ue ob#ot identlflea u
A.
L,
B.yd.zevül : b
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2 of IO)

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Claeel {cation
Unidentifleå 0b*ot
Person Inyoivea
D, Rx—r
Person
Capt. a. urzeoki
P. O. 30
As...; PA:mOL
Troopr
Ad.reea
Add.mss
i', 1950.æ.
3:25 P.N.
Looatlon
Xoi.iov
mop
3aa. 'o,
at Holiov I vae on i', 19",
3:20 P.M.. Xe I obeervea 'hat a in •e air. Ze
•rote a i.etur ob#ot appoe»a to be 12
feet h-IÖ east meth of
nil.' a.fstanm
At •.13- tlz , size size a or fin
a •Ise •hut
qurter a utie In of boa.'
oi#ot vas sliver —tal.Ma. ob*ot off mfieottoa. It W.I in
firøt observea, it æo
outeids I •nt Inu hose
appeæ•aaw, Up I üouÖt it a Vhi.iø
I MHng •e eal.l,— vatobd •e object
i, m f*t, At aititÜ, a o"ect ves Mtieea aio.iåo •e
about 50 feet
The object atachea first
about fa•zra •rut, yet ob*ot vao In
tirat ob*ct fr« of first
vay ehoulå umotioa, At
u.ie bou ouecu fr• a bullet •ape a bladder Aiso, at
feet ob*ete out of vort.iæi
iou ob#cta in i DOO feet, aegoent
about At about '00 feet, ob*ot
about fr« æuhoue Solvay vae 0b*ot
I out of
At ate ob*ot
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Inoment Report No, 1%22-:
had but ue•re vae a uat üe appea.maw of a rm
about 5 6 feet At 20 ret. While hoverin
It bad a b.rnt aarr brovn The had c•ayieh
viü a running dovn throuö it, —in ob#ct vaa still
—taillo tn oolor. object vag hovering about 5 or 6 feet above ue road ia a 3.
T tovard 0b the 0b -foot
øouüxvard ae I tovarå It. When I eot to viüln 50 feet of It, •e 9>Seot
about to 6 feet from chain link fen* oa the Bide of üe road, It
etrai#t up about 12 feet •en described a horizonal oar•0ß8
fence, then it up about feet where it aæin souü
over a 1.1Öt pole a vil.lov A.f%r over VI Ilov tree It
urectlon to the eoutheagt, At
along and I stopped him and a.8bd him observe it,
He w.e u-lbble to Bee u.e 0b sect at first I to æuhou.se to
report. —contintbd his observation of the 0b ana arur I wnt
ue ætehouse, Hibtover a:iöted ob#et. he ob$ct vag at
about aeg•eeg In a southeaet d..irectlon, Ae It *'tea avaJ, it Ot iaror in
aæin a.BB',uå a or bladder ehar. obsect wntf.m.bå in —nur It
over ride eouü of Solvay road and d..isappar•a,
five n.inutes later, Capt. Zarzeck:i drove up as cez aovn I
•at I vi8heå it wum 'bov up a.æl.n so he wu.ld see it. We looked the
sav It aæin. ob#ot we to east about 8 9 feet above
field eouu of fence. Ite speed vae about 15 20 pr hotr, I far
hirry out of his oar. He over oa
fGet the Capt. ioobd I ear
0b At the 0b vag about 200 feet
at about In a souüeagt We sav it for about before
a.iB.apræea at about i , "O 2,000 feet, It haa a or at
In about five I sav it • in about 20 u ceee abon •e
center house, It BhaF again to be about
ae a pear. obsect vas at about 20 Ailee pr hotr. It
about feet above ue 108t It in gun, fh.lg
Vbn I first sav ob#ct Ite epea we tery It giowr
a plnr» coum U vee On X5 slant, It even it
aeoee road, speed abut i' Ailes pr botr. •e •iant,
epeed vag nuch faeur uan •e elant it bye been in
size as It drov away, ooul.å we ae piA1n.iy about
Öen observed up
direction vag 8 Vea&r
Statiai.
copy:
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Offce Memo Jtzdunø UNITED STA,
to Director, YSI
FLOM boxviÜe
SUBJE
2.æ, October 12,
15, 16,' 1950
or vnA.I, mtxu..&IOES
Remytai 13, 1950.
us
submå tted herewith a copy of tvo
by Dietrict Reprogentatlve of the OSI, 8th Dietriet, U. S.
Alr Force, with regard to the d.etectfm of tmidentifiea obåeetc
the of radar, za aet tath in refereneea teletype.
eoneernfna
0b Secta In the air space area over Oak Ridge, Teanes•ee,
Ehieh to date have not been explained.
being conducted by Knoxville Off lee
In thie but any further received fr« or
CIC reFesentat1veg be foxya.raea I—alateiy.
CCM:
65-475
RECORDED •
- 28
55 NOV

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nox•vzr.x
Bu GI (IG)
over Rid",
cæ.a.er
AFB,
ietur to con.fl.z• •pot headquaruro
at 2325, 1.2 19" a ef (n)
Secte and poeefbiy Ere appeared aa the raa.c screen of Cb-i Alr
Radar at Afr•prt,
area and proceeded souü for abnt to thirty five (35)
•t rau of to 125 Br hm.r, at altitude of to
feet, a of 170 230 deg•see and v•lth densities varying fra
u.at of aircraft up to that of a C-87 aircraft,
at the radar station, *scraÜi.edS an
at 2330 and the VA.' airbome at 2339. vectored the
(2) •tern aproachee at distances of tx)
(8) each the flöter appana
to Intercept on the radar ecreea; hwever, euh
the erev of the fiöter obeervea tÜOt ei&er Tloua.ll' ueir
al.rbmu screen. z.lrcraft airport at 001b.
After th of Aldatifiea Oü Rid.
At ebeervationø vere ude; hwever,
nothing coald be seen or heu•d the coxma. At Otm obåeeta,
ue u previously, oereea,
Noaalon AO atterpt at ftöter Interceptin vu ude. &ouna observation
r•euxu In the Oar Rido roa vere
the above •[email protected] Eastern Air Neue Yaree Eecdquarterc
notified and eheekea ror possible f If&tg In the Cheeb aloo
Ed.. VI u f i.i&t oerdoe at AUuta "B. A11 proved
negative .
d urnæ of 13 19" the
af tho Sec'rity Atele Äerc Divieloa Enoxvll.ie GIC
offioo ue radu vheN a oderexe hold Mith offleer. of S.
radar statfm ud a tea of radar Eastern Air
quarur., erplanati« noh floeb of u.icatory birds, oiogds,
a planes fra Oliver Airport, vero
out, explanation advarweå •at It A.i*t been to

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rrth.er attapu to explain "N
pogtpæwa a e«pioto report vas prepared by the radsx .tatloa and
antii the vu•lous A.Ir Farce C—d•
•erviee•.
of •bovo üe
'houlå
b IC- to be e.petent and
yell qu.l.ifiea rad.ar off leer t
e.
me radar "t Sueb
perftr—d 12 October at Cheeb vere the
equiæat during and •f ur üe to b' In good
operating
erev of the f lg.hur piu. 18 oongidørea to be me of the fomr (b)
Weather cmåitlone üe Incident vere me
vaa the alr practically v•l'fbiiity
excellent. pilot of ue r-82, reported uat ho had nads
7 C earlier In ue evenlne at a of
(10) to fifteen (15)
A c«pl.ete rendered u •ooa as the of
EADV are Isa.rnøå and vhen the rad.ar •tatlan report e«pietea,
VLLI.AU N. PRICE
C—aer
2 8th mgt GI
cy Emxvii.ie CIC
i FBI
i oy ATA,
Aam,

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SUNECT:
i.
norvlfi..x
BU DI.sfi1C•r OSI (10)
PO BOX box
Knaxv-li.ie, Tennessee
Visual Sightings of Valdentlfted Plyl.ne ObJeet•
ever Oü Rldæ, Teme•eee
Ctmuder
8th OSI (Io)
"B, Ala.
At 16 October 1950, r. George Rathan,
Atele uerg Cmåesloa, Oar Ridge, Tennessee, notified
Äderslyxea deuai of an Ä.ldentifiea
had been ude by several perems at Ridge.
B. SAC Knoxville CIC, the Inderaiæed to Oar Rid—.
2. At the Patrol
rag Interviewed by k. Rathan, aaa
related At
the tmderefæea. In gubat..azwe
on duty at the Solvay 1
Oetobap
to the the
guard attendant at of
Research Rides. to In
aaa called an obåect In ne observed
00 Jeee uöövz a us —v •
obsect be about twelve to fifteen üous.and feet altitude, At
altitude the obåect resembled a because
the object. After üe obåeet described about a qurux
of arc It beæn a deeeent at a speed esti.zud at
öout pr noticed üat üe oi$ect had
no that It to be büi.et by ttu —n
could obeer•e that vhat appeared to æoke crnfmg fr• the obJeet
attached At vent In the guard house ana oau
Caotatn of to report a failing ob'ect. ecotax
to obJeet. out of the guard house
ob3eet had descended to a of about (6) feet and about serut
(70) yards fra the tw (2) men. By üia the ebåeet baa ue
of tvo (2) by five (5) Inch gayleh colored cua aaa attaehed to
+ About tv•ntY (20) feet lana Ineh *Ide.
obåect bad no tali of • the obåect, vhieh ves light 9ay
color, had nall black line thro* Ite center. ne tall
appared be vaving rippling and the latter fifteen (15) feet of the
gave off pulsating glov l.ztern.tttently different gectlm of ue
—e be
feet.
—vbat •

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estiz- - d the 'Ject vaa travelin€ out (3)
n.ll• h0',r and body of object
ah.ov•fn.g eotvær. aaa and sld.e. adva.uoa tho
object to våthln fifty (9) feet but It not apFa.r get l.ar—r.
At— approach tho ob$ect picked up eilghtiv, acrog
hfahvav. ts A (Q) rest. ehA'n
prailel vd th the fence ud over the fence. After
fence It the g•ound for a fev feet then roes •harpiy
cleæ• • thirty (30) fmt tree and pr#eeded in a •outheaeta.rl'
direction at an Increued 'Fed to a rldgø about a ayay ud
over the of the rid—. object the filÖt to the rid—,
chan—d to a rear Bhar but the tali ooatlrnza to be present. Vhile the
object headlng for the ridge a car by—,
of the Mexon Const.mrtlon Cæ!a.ny, Ridee, approached the SolYbJ
to the
eav it over t.he ridge. Shortly after the 0b Sect digappu•ed
Captain of the -AZC Sectra ty Petrol — arrived at the scene .
Shortly thereafter anotbr 'Ina Ia..r obåeet appeared in vat.h.l.n
si*t of the at a of about 300 feet, traveling In
directim aa the previous ob$eet ana It disappeared over the
obåeet 7101bie to the men far about thirty (30) seconds.
About f i n (5) after the •ecoad another ob$eet
vas vlaibie at altitude of about feet for about a un (IO)
Interval.
3. Eter a discuseiæ of Incident Ratb•tan, h.
uld üe tmderelæed t.o Solvay Gate, scene of üe
A vag made of of
ud they vero fotma to be eubgtaatla.ily i—dlate
the gate fairly level v•lth voodea hills and ridos
the area. yere no obstructions or hindra.rges to notieeab2
At the at-reetl@ of Ratrman —vae brou±t to coene.
Xe eubstutla.i.iy the aaæ accol.mt ae did except
that *Ile— VZB phonfng •ue obåect had descended to about 1500
feet the
appezr-ed elde of tho obJect. A' It the ob3ect
5" eexa
5. At ILØ, 16 October Cray the to
Air Foree Station at Airport, Knoxville, Tenr»ssee.
R. C. Cere, Area Ceender otat•d that the radar oereen had
'{eked up tmiåentifled obåectø durlne the afternoon Of 15
core the report or eoatarol.ier;
- excerpte fr• hig report are as foilwg:

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to til' rep«t—, n of
targets n.l@t. We had •eat nt
zde .eyeral ood at.•aae vhleh
nr•y veil. It vas oa a of 180 decee• ana approx.
*Iles tb eutarn botmea.ry of the area. f l*ter
fr« 2S•n to 50m feet but sav speed
of these varied fren {O 1m per
Every characterietic vaa the as except uat
epeed slwer.
vae nothing the at of this
0b Sect .
vigltor vae at Bobod',
üo carried throuö to neir caere vero to put •
oyer tho uea, vhlch vaa .
control later
large flock of
sav nothing in the area except
bird', *Ich ve vero painting, He •etl.ut.ed their maber
betveen and 300. vu 7000 feet. Ela
up 1730 ET when I left duty, razeed a level
paeo ever æte• to 7000 feet .
Be vas vectored 'fur several veil painted target', but
sav noUiD8.-
6, At about 16 October, vhile the
Feeent, o fræ the AEC Patrol t.o thø radar etatloa
ana fotr civilian employees at had
a 'teilver hovering over X-25 plant the eoatroiled
radar screen able to pick np an indistinct target about every
three (3) or f0ir (b) swepo of indfcator. An r-82 fighter pl..a.M
cent to attempt Intercept of the obåect. airborne radar of •e
f 18hter picked up a urot vhlch proved to be a if@t aireraft,
obeervers reported the '-82 passed nder " a: iver
•hlle It vae In pureuit of the erev of t,be ff&ter
observed nothing fu•tber learned of ,
bycgtiætiaa YI 1.1 eontinuø 17 October at *bleh
other vltLesse8 be intervievea.
VILLI».X X. RICE
s/A
1

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m
8th cl (m)
m box
On.ND*
iO 19"
Irm.l.amcx
• C—der
m, Ala.
In Ltr. '0. 85, 23
identified
i. - ob#ct observed abanoa
rapidly to ud to •haB' 00
ob'•et Möt In ooior oom
an..rbr
obstet •aa ahr&i' edos •am
Of i..nSU Spea not "tinted but u
"rapid ob'ect ores of a ci..Ni•
li.iuntnted described u
the Thoi. 1', vh.en obået
•onia Olmoted also. be
att.—pting to a to Jo oould
nr eoa.id of populifm nd.'
of Elo 2ert1aent these u toilws:
C@'tant Qarply •doc. Cole,
In oootraat of eina.g. Lo •fieotie
ilöt, h.lö.2.1öta. of
aar€lng ia ail
of (Chle of
mut Eovæat'
In in of
2. - 'or five (5) ua (IO)
observer At of
*Iao, appana to a
(6) al.iea a
altit& •

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of mmtaln. (Wau: — statea fr
u anortbea and be six (6) w•.iA
In.fQ—t1m on BOSeet
6. ud - zoom-dine Veatbr
at Bid", 5i a (9)
(12) n.li.• an hou• Vest
8.
9.
Intero.ptiÄ Identification tar•n •
CÄer

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13 2*0, nd.erotæea ns
(CAA) B.oti«, 4 E
PliDt, oüsr —.hwn),
a n.1Öt at sav obåeot to
sped. •bo eoaslderabie •xyrfeEe,
extrøæl' ant' outed vae •ot airoraft.
u a cfmu.lar • of
Infor—tim u.io
Interdev.a in attazpt to •e of ouer five
, Dozvü..l• ASYFt,
boxvlüe, mint,alu of AldeatLfi• ua
*ich emtact maio Fior ur
Yiötara Interceptie. verifi•a
the it•tea Air heretofom r.prtea.
an obåeet traveling at (b) pr
over tb are , 5 1950, at
Interceptea a f tour to r•od.l..
thia oi$eot over
.o for
of intere•ptam radar

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9 i", 8, Z, zonana, Chief of Beatie,
Cefs•ioa, Eide, {n.fo•tfoa
release of captive Blixp, nd
veather dau, during the perfoaa of bieotroalo, vie—I. ond audible
conucta obSect• oiÖtoa over
a chut ohwing dau, of over Rid. , ud
ot reath.er ba.i.loou, B.ilzp, ud
k. Bol.ißna u being 30
rise at 600 foot nfnuta, are Nlaaaed fra X-iO
oaptfve Bitap otaticury and to fr« a oabiø to
altitude of me of of
and vary 1.» •olms , *lob oolon orænlo ud, therefore,
cause radu
radar træ off of oatu•ated
ceruin of vater aropista,
Ever heard of t.he Nfleotlon of ndar vaveo radio active
d thoue neh If enotÖ mdfo "tivo —term
vu Ni•ased eau* Imitati@ of Brtioi-e• atre *Never,
of p.moiua•.
radar afghtinæ of oibted over
of "tivo —tur.
tvo neb, Oe at Oe At—Io
oondnet nnarch aoceruln
or Loxvll.i• Radar eu moelv• radar
feraee o*/or of the raunctivo e»rg at
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W.nø Af.rpia.u f.nys.oee,
Detren 1155 5 Zoter
zde fr• a rant.. pint
, Eid. , ud therefoN '
ram! Ilar vat.h the terrain ud feature' ot At
he ad3acent to bouge 32 VODt Oater
U.orib.d ob*et a æv•iæl', fat eel..i, vit& characUriciio•
lowver, ob'•et substantial
altho* oiåeot obaae•d rapidly. ei#et
In Vicinity abon
rid.n 'lx
of Ehs obSZt fr•• vantage pint, to oy•r
ooaiå have been eiüer ciooer tar&er. over
(Six n.fiea away.) been 'ice
notieea no il.eht tr•
eørtlfføå true Ede
(fighter type 2.*Ot
on oionds oxplal.»a tbt ob#t
to a of ra&or i.l.et
mapid.l.y - ot*8tant —
sharply oatilnea — eoir, l.a
plnH'h, af eioua.• - •potre.i il.Öt,
hib.if.ghto - aefi.n.tu of • Eve—au
In-ail -alr•etlau •Ii -
'f eind.. ( ef
rapid
observed f« five ua n.f..azt••. So
- U-5-'0. • •
L7c
'iat•ä
tho vu•lea a
of to ra»aa.iy
•y—at of ob#ct.

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rou
199)
CAVEIOZ
aoctuat oonutng
United BtaUe
or Ueoioeia•ø of ite contente
person ie
aM Neuit In severe orin.l&.l
appi.lcabu iavg.
Closea
V.R.
0b*ct
m.soy MVOLVD
troopr Cia*
ITOLVD
Brlæ
Suppleat
Incident Reprt Io,
Dau :
leabel.i
10/16/"
2:35 P.n.
IOCATIOZ
Blair
DIRES
Oa 16, 1950, at aprod.—tel.y 2:55 P.M., Iøabeii •topped at *i.'
ehowa ne an obsect in t"
it i.oobd to be about feet in üe air a vatu-giivørißä iooäne
In a eiockvlee It vas in 1.0 a fut
ob*ct vae at a h.iö e.1titÜ o— si#t •en
ieobea about the size of a at every 't
3 - rue
BAC,
[e/ Cier
nc, Rta—, En. ,

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cop 1
wa&r Vina at of
at Rid. , '—wee, •a:
Mind: (9) (12)
Veot (51)
D. aar(l.n.ltidea)

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oar -
Ootober at I a
ot or l.a the area. a e rlou f.naavl
ear obJwt an tb• "Stem vhioh •pFar•a •t
a' closer I
eoi«a red *Ito . tlrot own it
a about 1.00 yards tren hove
'i..wiy In a a:.r.ctln.
ooer vu to
any aetati• glasses . It fre
a.b«t 19m. tlz also
•Sect.
car:

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i
ovn Ootob« -
mob•r 2b, X n.' a -
'hw ot ue Ridge NC-aor drive-an t
at vhlch i' n.lnuu•
-oar.•vtU n.' ana obiidr.n I Casul.iy e.aæea
g&ea.a.nd observed I ot first
wued ooott•
haaek.iy seed to ooi.« rapid-iy fre« a hue a
aeln a i.löt mtieed X
observing aa •o •as at 1
h-tn to look at tbe 'tar teii At tlr•t
I—diateiy said dd not look a to at
of tho in rl.fe also mtåoea
I certain I vu oot optioai Z t"
mnt.ø I a omr head onr
m' , vb.loh later ld.—tiffed
fr• Air Forge Alt at
I approach In
obåect, but reach at
, ÄA Dlvlgi—,
•alrchi.id kS.rpiau at
or »t he could we In Oat and
A laur inatcaua •u
—og•.p.hloai ob—rve
of hills and obliterating ot •e & "a,
a iocatloo but falioa oee
Vhlie I —t a era—a, — of
I "t Ze obaerrl.%
oi$eet, obwrn too&er
to an a
sel.eet a fixed pint not obJeot
*neiüer or afreetim. be a
to couu fr apFox1.,ntei' un Be ooies
evident
u Ai 7:88
vauh It fra oboerrati• afo
omti.nt»d r€Ft mentioa.i U.l.no I
the eatin •o '-e al.niw •oatlnua onr
7:15, air
caln; •e vu a
d..lotaat

Page 87

fol-iov•tr
re to X ooafld•a
at Oar Ridge 'lth the LPA ProSect, but I Nera
u having observed an Aldsntlfiea ob#et. a
later X. Price of Office va.ltea
vhleb 1 of
an ob#ot Io üe
Price, 1
h.ln reiatø vhat had
•a observatioa•
øolorfna-
In Which he ua mt In U.r•otim *aar
dlgapp.araue o)åeot vhi.ls it vu Ottlng —I.ier
ana fr« VIN entir•i' In at
xunt Oat I baa
appereå •emen 6:30 at an af approx.fnuiy
the general vlei-nit' u I observed —a
•t 7:20 •a—
cn•rrm cær:
./ VL.LI*X B.
Enczyn..i•,

Page 88

25, 1*9, 8:00 a captive
of 1.8' T'
me f0Äd to of
5:00 a a.
öearch vaa
A phone eall an employee of Vnlverslt'
of T.nneuee
•eel-ng an ob'ect. pass over his howe about n
It vag aa B fiat —tallie obSeet and
a noise . npel.r piobd
at the fe
of
oiåeet vhleh nppsea...LJ eaptlvo
A-lieD, woh of definite umctin
Ject of •be over at •e
*leb Feaehe•r haa h. had wea a object.
of to river, at vhleh M.B
üe reacher •u at
—a I crxeea river woroh
approx1.Nte tmet dø»erfbea popis a
iæated, 'bow am not Neråea, •ho aeoarfbed
given by first of po*e of popis
As coal.a obtaima,
Knoxville Airport vith tovara air In
netl@. At tlz, pat, 26, i*9, a meci•d
ben in a 5:00 •a.
25th .
COPY:
L/ VII.LIAX b.
MC, Enoxvliie,
Joc

Page 89

to
32
13
15
16
23
28
25
26
5
Bur, or Aua.lbie
"Cmtaot
- 2800
1630
Dal..io—
- 2330
1700
moo - oxoo
1300 - iboo
1855 1530
1915 - 1930
- 2030
- iT20
1615 1630
- 2920
0200 - 0300
1.155
0015 m30 (i '{ball)
Off mty
Off
iBi5 - 1.830 (i
Off
• axo
1855 - 1910
1935 -
Off
(r•a.z)
ort
2ibai.1 • 30
D,.l.ioms - 30 hover over •o
m: vu mver •Ina ,
*lob Liieo
c.

Page 90

19", 03m hoes, Boar
Airp«t, Lozvn.io, Tenmswe,
six-»vl.ng u aeoeribea
Over Rid. , "mess" , •

Page 91

xxxxxx
, BUREAU OF INVESTtGATlON
FOIPA DELETED PAGE INFORMATION SHEET
Page(s) withheld entirely 8t this location in the file.
indiceted. explain this deletion,
meterial available rot release to you.
One or more or u-le following statements, where
ezx
Infomation pertained only to e third party with no reference to yoo ot the subject of your request
Information pert.ained only to third party. Your name is listed in the title onb'.
Documentis) originating with the following Ovemment agency(ies)
, was/were forwarded to them for direct resA)nse to you.
Page(s) referred Cor consultation to the following agency(ies)•,
as the infomation originated with them. You will
edvisai of availability ret.um of the material the FBI.
Page(s) withheld for the following reason(s):
Fcy your information:
1
The folloging numlkr is to used for reference legarding these pages:
DELETED PAGE(S)
X NO DC'PLIC.ATIO.X FEE X
X FOR THIS PAGE
x
xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Page 92

19 1950
Alr ræ•k), Ze oa11ea
•.e said only vaa kep on Alert
'Eon Xin ve eonia Ott in (COIR) •.i.nause
wre vau oæ
Souu,
DThey traveled at a speed of 100 125
per hotr, at All
In eoa. ON at iO oe
faded riöt at the ama Reappearance of
or at toast on the oou•se 180 dac•øee vae 8 (elöt)
Inaiåø ama. This faded arur Uroe weeps (Revolutiæ
of on the *ich revolutiou pr
at fr« ON appl.iæbie to very
A/C (aircmft) ap A/C of vuiet.y (banl%
inteult.y oe vane at first
aircraft 1.1b a 0M),
EVO boa on Bee piobd
DAii at
til' fr• 170
230 (zestlo
'At QIO B.S.', , Captain S'—re at Bobod&;
ur , meeina
f löurs . •
vae by Captain
on duty at of ooctrmnoe•,
A COPT:
(P. 2 of IAOIOØÄ i)

Page 93

Offce Menm 'dum
no
BV'JBC*:
R' Uiepbon• can to
u, 1950,
Ottlee with a copy of a
UNITED Q S GOVERNMENT
oa 12, 150.
rarniohea
ne Dai y vKiahoau nd
Oklahoua dated July IO, 1950. • Copiec ot this •.iotte -
were dedmated for the DI. Tuhi.nzton. and tl» CIW Paiia•
Derg:tuni. tho lotter itaäif woted:
a •aousea•,
date, applied to me. to 8" that, •u not libel, beenso,
omet1*8 that true hero in Bible Beit, gho
•hen one io 'gazed' • T
mat I have to cay 18, the 'pleco et old
na no doubt But, oa close accord the circumstance, I
piece nd found a attached. mat •euon
cdling ue DI and Oklahe Police
•the Oklaho•a City Police did Uwi.r dum in
little Incident, but tho FBI office •eemed to care little
it. Had it been of nasor —uld
did?
lours v
oc office acted u
O ahona of July IO, 1950, the*' appeared an
- ying Saucer Land' in Pollee Roon.• Thia article
Etiele entitled,
18 attEhedø
Submitted here•iül a cow ot a ne.noran&n by niy.ht eiark
relative to this matter. There i' ain enciooed a
* • memorandu.m submitted by clerk
on the cane natter.
ms:dc/v.
&scio
$2ÅijG14#
50
69 • '
INDO(ED • 69
DFSTROYBD

Page 94

o
Thlo intonation Io being fomlohed the Btren in or
a copy ot letter udr•ued Dany •u
designated for DI in •ashl.ngton, D. C. It apprent from the
subdtted by the e.ia*8 eaii8 Goo
that. ns Erogant and possibly
City, •u
Qnte•rviewe y Agent' of Office In eeordance 'ith bureau
opened stating h' believed ho had
telephoaing,
Tie epreciatioa for hia Uoughtfuineso in eontactine
OfCica On utters in vhlch he •uld be intere•ted no ecpmseed
It n; expialned hin uat •nere •u no oeceuity far hl' to
with newspaper in order obtain EUon b' this oa Niters ner
*itch •e have investigative Suri8d1ctioo, Yr. otated he •u
Vte influence of alcohol at the ha observed nevqaper article
he •as designated u being •onsed• and he thereupon Eoto the ietur
mentioned above. He etat.ed it vu not hl' intentim to cause ray
•for 9urou• rid Vlat he emte.iated changing his brand of Be
It 18 hl' desire cooperate thie Buren in eve:v possible
A photograph '4th deeriptav• data boing erclosed
Artiei' in the Dc.iahæa qty or July IO, 1950, atiUed, •FM...%
Sneer LMd8 In Police
Abnitud aleht clerk
at mclgnæa City,
Memorandum by clerk
aboma City,
-2-
dated July 10,

Page 95

C.I.C', Oklah—
NO RECORD
NO RECORO
at 6800 P.M. date,
c yar h a pleco
advised he rnd foud an o oec an ae
•t,taehed, He •aid that he had galled the OCPD abmt it ara bad called
this office abaat it, to calli-nc this offiæ oecmd tiz,
oaL1ed tho VD ud ben advised they tt invegticated it
further In an Ine&ierent —.mer that
what the object —s, didn't think It a flying saucer
like but it looked i..ike a piece of of End •ith a
piece ot Tire •or Nt of it',
further "ated üe officers træ OCD had Oka
oh$ect with then and had at the timo •asked hin hm •ny had'.
ve" difficult to understand and voluntarily fum.m»d
ttBt he Qud bean drin}d..1W
turnishinc his
ENCLOSURE
Clerk
JULI 0 1950
• ORt..a,HOEA cm

Page 96

1
740-50
6855 a.m..
nPORTD SAUCER
At 6:55 thia date naeived
get a report.
We teiked vith
a cali to 817 ;ortÄveJt 7th,
Mto ßatea• there
' vamed ibout¯touchinc the 0b fleet, stating
It had viro on It; hovever, on examining the •sect so round It
to be a
Vte also observed that ur.
had been drinkinc;hoaever, he
at home and not diaturbinc unyone. thereCorc vo left hin thore

Page 97

Oklahoe
FOR sac:
Otlütoma
ios 1950
RES
Vt. Okla. City, a,
tm.kno.n obåect found in bacWard.
At 6:30 A. r. this date, telephonically
contacted this office, Md advised that he had found a strange
obSect in his back yard. Br. denribed u
• metaliie corrugated ban, 81 ightly larger uan a baseball,
•lth 'ire •tt.aehed to it. The •riter asked •hat
he thought üe obåeet •as and he replied, •not being a geologi't
he could not say", ur.
was uked if he Uought
the •as a bomb, and he replied that he did not
but it binn up yet.
The •riter referred Yr. to the Cklahoma City Poliee
ur. —volunteered uat he had been drinking, but
that he •as not drunk. It was apparent from Xr,
speech and thickness of tongue, he •as under the influence of liquore
ur. called qain at A.M. nd he gas again
• told to call the Oklahoma City Police
At 7:30 A. X. the coqlalnant called the office,
and advised thot he had coned ute police departrent, and that
they tried to make damed fool out of him and he didn't like
it a bit. Yr. •as very arrogant and demanding during thib
eonversation. He wanted the FBI to do soæthing. nie •iur was
courteous to Yr. — and infomed hin that hie cali vould be
made a natter of record and In tie event the natter •as
the investigative Jurisdiction of this office, he 'Nid be
Clerk.

Page 98

C
c
'Flying
eIn Polico Trophy
moeUd •
—ueer tba
—d. DOU.
• t hut bod
fer eüeoce.
he V. L
mud bu
Oklahooa City tinu
10,

Page 99

1
Narch
21, 1961
I bavc reccivcd your Ictter dated march 13,
2961, and thc interest vhich your c—unicating
'ith is indccd appreciated,
This Durcau has corductcd no invcstigation of
thc organization about Thich ou inquircd, In addition,
the Jurisdiction and responsi{ilitics of the nl, strictl(i_
an investi ative agency of the Federal Govermcnt, do not
extend to iurnistiing evaluations or cc.mcnts concerning
thc character or integrity of any organization, publicatiö$,
sure you thc Dcccssit%
or individual,
for this policy and rill not infer that do or do not T.
bave in our flics tlW' infomation you desire,
In view of your intercst in intemai
security of the United States, I enclosing so—e
i te raturc
Enc 10>ures
(3)
Ce-•x.4
Thich you •ay vish to
Sinccrcly yours,
Ja Ldgat. Hem«
SEE NOTE UN YALOW PAGE n' .
T.'XTY":

Page 100

Niro
ON YALOW;
Dufiles contain no i&ntifiable referexcs
to corrcspoünt,
urcau sance
as c
various netcrial concerning flying saucers,
Ro invest gation of organization has been eorducud
thc Dureau ard, to date no cæplaints have been
veecived against organlzation alleging violation of
).av over •hich this Dureau has Jurisdiction.
Tiw follovi of han •cin
foxvardcd to correspo ent:
2,
S,
4,
S,
'Ceunist Targct Youth0
•one Nation's Responsc to Ceuni—•
'God and Country or Cetmi•?'
'The Ceunists Are After Our
•nreaking C•aunist Spell •
-2-

Page 101

2 AND MARK.EI
SUNBURY.
Xarch 13' 1961
Edgar J, borer
mrector
Federal Bureau of Investicau.on
Washl.ncun, De C,
On
1, 1961, I tor a ou nar ($5.00)
Investå.eator,• the National Investigation
tee on Aerial Phermena — LCAP. this organization is located at:
1536 Comectlcut Avenue, Washington, D. C.
Today, I aeJavuid,gæent or •e±ership first
issue of 'U.F,O, Investigator, •
the cont—its of Issue points ue pressure being
tae United Statet8 Air Force, Congressional leaders ard others
divulge secret infomaUon Saucers,
If our Air Force (or arv oüer agency) has nch
and our desires keep sae secret in ute antemst of
national securaty, I wuld appreciate answering questå.on
for
II
'IS N I C A P a outfittTt
If m, I have l.nadvertanUy nee ard
üleir cause, for one year.
thank you for inter•st axl rq1y,
Sincerely
urs

Page 102

January Si, i94i
"r, J. Edgar Hoover
Sasbir,zton D.C.
De»r Hoover:
here Is a bit of information which ae.y be ot grey-t oicni—
tlcance, or may be merely en observation of a sientiflc experi—
mente It may be knor.•n by militgry cuthoritles end the A.S.C. or
only a few may beve seen it and none reported it to the rfzht
place. Kere it is. Cm you pass at to the right persons?
Last Nay one afternoon I four botms In the sky passing
.b anu
Cescade mountains. In those four narrow bums zmeli cicuds were
i'*orming. And shere the beams oet apperentiy ace Inst the mountains
a great explosion effect was to be seen. I say thet they
were v: sible for et least iO minutes or ioncero
The sight brought to mind en e.rticle reed before the var
about experiments cerri'•.d on in Europe With various types of
radio beams to effect ræ infaii. I woui't
guess that peen
the erticie in the Science Direst.
The Columbia River flood 01' and the unusuei
precipitation this winter have forced ee to. feel thet this
observation of mine should be sent somewhere .tn the interest
of national security.
I have ono con in the Air Corzs end Lnother •ith the
A.B.C. at Hanford which causes me to pray for peace, ae •eil
as the fact that es a minister i deplore the waste en•B tragedy
on information anö ideas that might incite warlike etti tuecs.
Y.ay I edd these gords to perag.reph two, The explosion effect
seemed to rise to e height of about ton thousone feet.
Sincerely,

Page 103

115
November 16, 1961
Dear —
Mr. Hoover has been caaied out ot the city and
asked Lae to acknowledge your letter to btu, 'bicb vag received
oo 13, 1961.
Although Mr. Hoover •oud Ilke to be ot oervLce,
information tn FBI flies must maintained u confideatld throuzh
a regmat10D of the Department of Justice. In tb18 connection, the
FBI Ls stricUy an tavestigative agency ot the Federü Government
and, as such, does not make evaluations nor draw concluslms
concera4ng the charactex or Integrity of any organlzation,
Non or' indiy.\duei. Please do not infer either that we do or do not
have eta files relating to the oubJéct8 of your Inquiries.
In ilght ot the toregotag, you can :assured that this
b.xr'eau does not have a 118t of organizations of the Wpe you discussed;
sowever, {bere enclosed a ust of groups designated the Depart-
) dent of Justicc as coming within tie purview of Executive Order
2045)'. The L2teri?l you enclosed is being returned to you under
separate cover.
Sincerely yours,
ie'len W, Gan
Enclosure
—- Organizations designated under Executive Order 10450
I/
Mr. Room 4726 (Sent Direct)
f•USC Material (listed next pad
NOTE XT PAGE

Page 104

Uatarial
8 piece torm man iron the Coiden Prego
ot the Mag
u he Flying Saucers Are Rea.l
Aty Friend iron Beyond Earth
Flying Saucerama
Outwitting 'iomorrov
NOib: Correspondent i' not iu Bullies. date is
being used as ber letter vaa dated March 23, 1961, and no pwt.mark
date cou.ld located. Correspondent enclosed three piecee lorm nail
arom the. Coiden Dawn Press, 1044 South Clive S eet, LW Angeles. 15,
CLIi10rniå, and or pamphlets, namely: Flying
Dr.. Frank E. Stranges; ly Friend trom Beyond Eth by Dr. Stranger,
OutwitUn;• Tomorrow, a publication trom Tbe Golden Press; T"
Flying Saucers Are Real Keybog: and pethod8 ot the Mags another
puuueeuuu us wausu wwu
She is being given an in-absence reply as it ig believed these are nt the tm o
books on vhich t.he Director would vant to comment nor is tbe material in t.l*•
ot inerest to the Bureau. She askß are the books subversive and if are, i
Ulere any way to stop then' or expose them. In view ot Aze of the books
and correspondent enclosed they are being returned to ber under
separate cover.

Page 105

O
BUREAU oflNVESTIGATION
D.
c,
C
i have come acron some literature, that I believe nay be
subtly oubversive, •ending ae nueh of thia aa
X woe able to obtain and keep in ny poeoesoion, me book, aout
, 'ttting Tomerrown seems designed to "brain •aah the .
mean.tng and •erious person, Preparing the mind tor the •ubu
—quent monographs, and leseons, shich are apparently an indoo—
trination, teaehl.ng self-hypnogi8. This doctrine seems to be
tied 'ith the Idea , thet U, P, 008 . are visitors from other
planet8, Monograph, ntmber trelve, takes a legal on Ito
cover and warns that some Individuals •ho may try to practice
one of its exercises ( a kind of mental masturbation) might be
—eome degenerates, Theae monographs appear to be let out to the
prospective convert, in small, •ell planned, amotmtt at a time,
Probably to keep the victims intelligence from rejecting the
material in Its entirety, The emphasis i 8 on secrecy, deception
I thlrd« at their policy to go on declaring to
, end eilence.
be the game religion they •ere before they became addicted to
this velrd doctrine, (at least the one my husband net did) You
I BIåsv2åth4e be s
never knor vho they are,
ay doe addiction. It my opinion, that if the
to get our irresponsible p'öpie on dope, and l#æeespongibb
Obut aiightly gullible people •elf-hypnotized into •n •outt•r •Pace 't
condition, and the rebellious, nonconfomdgt demonstrating, they

Page 106

. the
of us left to etop th
night not on
behind our precious freedom of religion' If they are, they are
inveotigate and expooe
The people 'ho •poke on their avoved •Ighttngc of Ü,P, O,'
at Chair convention, in the Shrine Auditoritn, in
In oA.ther late July or of 1960, Aloo the books by Masor
Keyhole and books by DC, Strangers, .eemed to have been natten
tor the oxpren purpoae of diocredlttng alr Poroe (Intelilgenoe
division) ,
are they oubverdvet If they are , there oome vay to stop
theme or at least expose them?
the matter,
Sincerely
H0Dinx you viii inve•tiaate
P, S, 18 there a printed i lot of knovn and Comunlat
Organizations. That the average person nay
pereonal protection* ( to keep out and avay
orzanizationsb I would like to have such a
obtain for h" or her
from ouch people

Page 107

Director, nx
Seberal Bureau of Enue•tipttotl
Entteb 'tateg Department 'f 'ustire
Cide Center, Qn Prucloco 2
8eptÖer 1947
n."1'üLIGEHCE
Aiüaazgh Li,
, 4.2, Hud..iton Field,
Californåa, not present, due o ae aea n o two ot his
inveetlgation cmcern.ing flying discs, DIO ard G2 repre—
aont,attyes "N advised of the baroau'o current interest in investigating'
reporte4 oi.shti.nzs of discs ot the Bureau' 8 cooporatlon
AAF In We mttore
v»crorr
55 OCT | 1341 6-61
i 44.84-2'=/-9'7— |

Page 108

m, SAC,
Lt. Colmel
Praul•co
SeptÖ8&
discuued the investigation
conducted an camection tae discs, • of •h.ich
tbe subåeet of a ceanication Äi*eau,

Page 109

btr«09E-e m, SAC, Ban Preci•co
Irrrm.LIÄCE C
discussed the ot
Por" In Invegt\.zaxna e dlscR doo mpox#od
additimal of this utu.ro *Ich hag the oubS•ct ot a
aepzroat.e to the

Page 110

UNITED s•rATE
Memorandum
DIRECTOR, n:
SAC, (62-0) (C)
ATIONAL INVESTIGATIONS
COO,IITTEE--ON--ÄERIE-PENOBNA
NISCBLLANEOUS
Enclosed for the bareau are e oopleg each end tor
Waehtngton Pleid Offloe 2 coplee each of a and milablitty
*euo oaptloned organization,
nlshed this infomatlon
on 9 05 to
DSI, Greater
r h Irport, Coraopo
n
who wag present the Invitation of
SA
had anfomatlon of Intamot to
the event
the 'Bureau ,
Indicee of the Office c taln no infomatt09
Identifiable with captioned organization,
to other Indlvlduale •entloned In the attache LKM.
o the Bureau and Pleid Office
toys Infomatlon, N tårther action 18 taken and
natter clued,
Q- Bureau (Enc. 2). 2) (M)
Ü•IOO
2 — Washingtonßeiß
2 PittBburgh
(1 - 62-2514B)
HSM/emq
(6)
UTE naw.
DOH : 'Row maw.
69 201965
./435}/

Page 111

STATES DEPARTMENT JUSTICE
or
Pennoyivanla
8eptenber 2965
On August 9, 2965, a source advioed that the
u Ich had ea quartere at
D, C. , 20036,
as an Infomai chapter an
an University or Pitts— -
buxgh graduate otuden , and one aN •embers
of the Plttebutgh organiza Ion, They are acquainted 'fth a
NASA employee, one
(phonetic), and bave
stated that he furn18hes them Infomatlon by •ali abæt
*nldentlfled flying ob3eetB (UFO) Mhlch he obtaina fma
NASA file'. ••The source beileveg that the Intonation
turnaghed may be clagsifled, me Dource said, for example,
that — had seen a notion picture
.a mieslle separation and an UPO appearing on the
Prior to the flight of Oeminl 4, —
to •atch out for oomethixz
because the space Bhi haa device' aboaN
to 8etect UFO".
furnished the Infor—
nation received trom —o the headquarters of the
National Investigations Connlttee on Aerial Phenomena .
have anfomed the that
posts hl' lettere In a nali box away NASA and puto
halm In the glue of the envelope •o that the addmooee
can detemine It the envelope opened, Th.1B source
stated be had no Eason to believe that the Infomatlon
aeeured by
wag to any toxelgn pour,
aoeummt matzfn.q •
tenelusionp e!
FBI and .to.vca.•
. • eoaunt.z not •.i•-e
- mcLosü12E

Page 112

"D STATES DEPARTMENT O USTICE
DONAU or
Ennoylvania
September e, 1965
Ettie
Refennce
Memorandum dated and
captioned as above at
Source has mt been contacted a oufflclent
o:' Cineg to utabiloh reilabtiltye
eoata!N neither t-W
of tbe FEI. it b
FBI 'Ddb toyour a Stand
an Dot be oat-Ze

Page 113

STATES COV
//lemorandum
-if' C. Sui linn
OliP1.AINANT
BCR:
' 9-22-61
Howard Universim
9-22-61, to
Washington D. C. ,
caned at 2:25 ,
report for last ceveral minutes be had been
observing a ht in the eastern which he felt
could be a fly?ng disc. no explained that the light,
which appeared to change colors and to ascend and
descend, had radualiy dmnishedo discounted
possibility dght he obsorved was aircraft light or
failing star.
Matter was immediately discussed with
S taff Duty
who advised tbat he bad not received any similar report',
Dufiies cootaiD no information identifiable
with
ACTION:
File,
Sul 1 Ivan
SEP 2B
rs-sr7- 1917 _

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atoon
-7- (q grl
September
00.t$tce of SB0ta2 Zmeottgaetona
Atr roroe
"tent tone Cowgtcrin*eZ2tgenæ Dtvt8tm
John ugar Hoover, Dtreogor
oa.TEtT
Istrranm-æ; •a vrcwzry
On September 2,
Eshtyt2Qa_De advised tht8
that bc#æen 2iuØ a, n. a.tü 2i25 -a.n., on Septenber 22, he
observed a 2tght Qitch he teat could a flying dteo, He
axp2atnad Chat the light uhtch tn the East •eened to change
colors and to ascend and descend. Ile diacounted the poutbt
Chat the light tron an aircraft or a falling otar,
Zhe above information furnished to Captain
of thc Atr Force, at 2:30 Septeubär 22,
ganng no turther action with revect to Éht8 Etter.
nv;akg6/ i
(5)
WJRiF.R svc.
TELETYPE

Page 115

1,
August IO,
1961
Wi iiiam C. Suail•an
Cnief Inspector
Federal Bureau of inv
Washington, C.
Dear mr, Sullivan:
Our company posaoooea a gueat houoo a muntain Cop
Southweet of Cari iolo ,
A numbe,- of ua yere holding a 'lueoaay Evaing,
august U, It vae yam and ve yere oittinc on
veranda.
At minutes or ten noted a bright itght over—
head longf tudinaily but a fev decrees
latitudinally, It moved an an Fast by North direetimø
t five minutea after ten it dioappearea behind
ree tops
The n3Ght uas clear, •tars yere plainly vieible.
Norti, star provided a sense of directi on. t'h2 1 ight
gag brighter than ony •tar,
As we followed the course of the licht it seemed to
nove a bit erraticaiiy mm aide to side and on a fev
occasi one oeued to i ump ahead. Though aii of un
obaerved these variable movements, I r ecQaize they
could be attributed to cmditions or
eye ccmcentration,
I r•ve been at a 1038 to uh th r repor
and, •o, to
I wulå like to 088ure you utat the
• nnt airplane. Zith the •ky "é*otic
0b Sects n one hesitates to repor any udayo
!neerelv yours,
: lot'
i

Page 116

RC 32
b 555?
M 22
Augu
v,
Your letter dated August 20, 2962,
directed to Aest'tant Director rtlltan
Sul Zi'.m ot this Bureau hae been caned eo
attention and appreciate your turnt8htng
tn$omatton contained üeretno Since, howver,
tht8 to a matter Etthtn the Jurtedtcgton of the
Deprt.ncnt o/ the Atr Forde, am taking the
liberty o/ turnt8htng agency a copy your
aetter,
Tlr. Conrad
Mr. Evano
Teie.
Mr.
Nin Gu..c..•,
Sincere Zy yours,
Edgar Zoover
Director
Assistant Director Sun tvan
a retired bus tnessman connected Vt th Dickinson c02 Zege,
Carl t' Ze, as "hemently anttcommunt8t. met
contain a c2tpptn
Carl is Ze,
Indicate that 195?
letter*to Bureau attesting to the anttcomVat8t
nature of one —a lecturer en
toontaiagno references.
In hts Zetter to' "stetant
out that he had an
unusual n tght tn the "y, No action thdtcate•by Bureau.
Atr Force be tng furnished copy Otter by
communication.

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32
svc.
FBI
Boi•c.t
o
Dateg
subject'
— Zia$oen
August 25, 2962
O.t$tce o/ Speeta2 Investigations
Atr rcrce
agten*tom Cht•f, Countergnt•nggence DiDt8ton
John Edgar Z ever. Director
R.%tcm
g, 1962
- - cowcam,nvc
JWTEZUCENCZ'J
by Bureau
Carit82e, Pennsylvania, dated August 20, 2962,
18 sew—explanatory.
Bv letter dated Au9ust 25, 2961,
—ms advteed by this Bureau that the
catter diec:gsed tn hto letter vtthtn the
•fur Oet the Department of the Atr Force,
a COPY
Zetter being /urnt8hed the Deznrtment o/
Atr Force.
re are taking no $urther action tn this
natter,
Snc ure
a 61
AsstBtant "tr,ector Sui2ivan knotß—
as a rettred businessman,coqnected utth Dick (»n
CoiZege, CarZi82e, vd Buttier
contain a cltpptng from .the 'Jos Ange Zes fymes• o
4-2-62 tn uhtch degcr.tbed as
Its ted as a council
iM Zes algo tMtcatg that Uasiand tn 295? a
NOTE comu

Page 118

O/$toe 9/ 8pccta2 Znwotigagtom
'Atr Force
COATINbTD:
letter to the Bur u atteottng to thc antic—untot
nature one
a lecturer on
oort atn no referencea.
Xn ht8 letter to Autotant Director Sung—n
8-20-61 —point'å out that he had en
unusual 2tght tn the '*y, To action tMicated by Arcau.

Page 119

STATES GO ERNMENT
Memoraydum
LIEUTENANT GENERAL
• ENGLER,
3/5/15
USA (RET.) , 819 ONION *RUST BUi1DXNG
740 15TH STREET, NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, D.C.
*'QUEST m REPRINT ARTICLE
nx ENFORCEMENT BULLETIN
Captioned tele
2/28/75 and requested
permis ion to reprint
'Officer Review, • a publication
Of h the article entitiÖd
• Th O Mystery," *hich appeareTü-the Eebiiii.ry, 1975,
ue of - the Bulletin. Engler Yas given the
he requested, and he promised that aooroorlae.a
Mould - be given to our ugazine.
Be vas appreciative for our
and yas highly concerning the UFO article.
we
Por informuoa

Page 120

PBI Enforc e
tn 1975, • :
am informat.ioa tn this intemgti.ng a.rUck
will to enforcement officers the eænt..,
and my and I •ant this
. o:xr appmclaUon lor per cwrrat.ba.
seatht are cent b
Sin—rely 'mra,
Chrexe
FEB S -ms
Dtmctor.
- . u - CMcago

Page 121

Offce MenL*nd
UNITED S Rigs GOVERNUBNT •
Arti ele
current
Captain
nine
Arm ady oed
c ecbdngon e ar
Isaua of look Nagadne Die U.itor
Be utated uat in opdne part Ot artieio refers
FBi suboequont infomaåm quoud branch ef
aena.rch, 'Utad infomaUoa a—Ing navai Ewaroh
oeciioa vu not cleared utrough proær official
subg•quanta.y diocns' •atexåai Did in or
contains •rmrs.
awoeiate if baron Mn
8.2 emtacud tb' baroau dth Brt or
•terrine •e FBI. Ba *served 'BI
It meali•d Captain oecu.md a qt»to ue
flying Captain
Nnareh in that field at ti•e an vlev of of
ot iho Wavy onr nbllcation of •bony
subsect or fM.ne •acers.
4/8/0
n3P,..—
{7±3 - 4,3/7 520 *
-.FEB 8958

Page 122

The above-nentioned phrooe02egv
gaoon Znapec±or 0' the accord' and Couunieotionc
DSvSa89n and •ao tound not be objectionable.
esprened thonra tor euch ooordination and gndSéøte
oou2d oontinue to be at cer.v$ee ot the moratory
any thev aight Dioh to refer to Ain otteoting
baivlo $. that Yr.
"eon, houn to ur. Jich020 ond
tgng Che noterial tor the propoocd article.
000 rd
thia tor intonational purpooea.

Page 123

be •kapaeai but emid
the tiyine •aucer go bowm
moh a pofu.81m of heriean a-Heo
A nport by nuclear or
Naval bæareh,
•aucero urdenl±ly real.

Page 124

•Öfieei'femorandun 4. UNITED STATES Gov
r zr •zoor" uuzrrs
cane the
t zon en Jonugry 8, 295 , and Sndieated apeeiaa
*hat Aad
ai "tiele in "LOOE' Vavae'ne, •at an earav nin
Jovy 'o deveaopnent et 00-00 led "raving
Dr. Äindiccted he deaire refer to "e
in the paragraph and, *heretore,
deaired clearance purpeoco •
he esprg•aed the opinion that publioation
et ouch on 'Ouid the Dupegu gnd espcna
Sn running dom nua.erouo reported and' regarding ba2200
or reported. •aucero Dithin
Ze azeo indicated releate erroneouo. intonation
auteur eonoeraing aauoorow had .
.oguoed ot onono public gn certain • •r
the Dnitcd "ate.. Dr. explained that •c
aub•itted to the moratory a oonplete eepaanotton •ot
-ot ntZygng ogueeraR Dhich •aid .gi
't,teet iere2v o huge balloon able. to trawl
epeed ot:800 an •our Dhioh oaa und
purpoa• prenoting oooaio
and deotroy paone• and bent on
: Cnited, Statcas
The paragraph 0$.
propond .
phrooed .
ZStera2-acnded nx,
. but deterained could not let the *ving
• eaueer no bv-EiÉhou# . •
botton -guen a protu•ion ot
ob'eot' "nerioan
oo Ito
20-page report bv the •ue2ear phytic". : '
the O.t.tioc ot aenaroh aac •
given •anaxrt .

Page 125

()ffEW Memorandum UNITBB ST as GOVERNMENT.
50 89
' 0.0k
Dv dated June 2950, addrened
to Director 'racy, C.Q.nn.a.
'aching±on 5. D. C, , regueated a
troæ FBI Dhether any ot agent' have
oontirned any r•port o/ an actual Aving ocuoer
be€ng round general on the eub$eote ur.
the •en* 'or an
e he piano
æ;ndcr -the title, Let 'o End
Cras"
Bureau ret.leet
vae inve8tigated by Bureau In Yav of thia year gn
connee±ion Dith hia application tor e•p10bmen$ by •Che
Office ot chi Secretary of Detente, raehington D. C.
(—1 noted that
t a sri±er and at the ot the inve8tigation, he Dao
neat-emploved, residing at the Conot Club, raehington,
Ds C, —haa in the past received 088 iatanee fron
" • KGhe Bureau the preparation ot art ic2ee and he Dao
- , turniched data by ur. Tracy in Jove—ber,
2949,
reterenoe to • the footprinting ot intant8 'or uoe
an ar±Sc2e on that oub$ect to be publi'hed in
•nd Carden" ugarine, Data pertaining io
entirely. tavopable and our relationa have been cordiaa,
ascowv
tn reply*o'Mr,
EJC*
rogue" b'
tUUL

Page 126

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[badly degraded typescript, much noise]
[date line, partly legible: Aug [?] 1950 [?]]
The jurisdiction and responsibility for
investigating reports of flying saucers have been
assumed by the United States Air Force. Information
concerning this matter received by the FBI is turned
over immediately to the Air Force and the FBI does
not attempt to investigate these reports or evaluate
the information furnished.
[handwritten, partly legible: Original mailed [?] Col. [illegible] Johnson [?], Camp [?] Club [?], Wash. D.C. 1/10/50 [?]]
[handwritten check mark]
[stamp: RECEIVED FBI, U.S. DEPT. OF JUSTICE, Jul 3 [?] 9 12 AM 50 [approximate]]
[handwritten file number: 94-[illegible]]

Page 127

Offc;åiemTpzd
.UNITBD S TBS GOVERN
t Bictor1ut8 Oftim,
oriÜäiWadviwd ot
9t •uunent .
ooent• tor
Chg
be rmMed ot ;
• a mfennoe •ade DI eon DI
.72. it adQted a Ono o—entn paltlon in oonmotim •e nbS•ot
of the fact uat It •eeæd prin. of Air.

Page 128

0036+21-55)
SEI
1
FBI
Date:
6/18/56
T suit the following message via
From SAC,
(62-0-34871)
OOßYN i,
MISCXLLANEOOS nrORXAT1m.a 00Ncxmå1NG
Ai:s
bareau iB referred to letter dated 4/21/54 tmn
Di pcctora FBI, to at above addregs,
—or Infomatlon furnished,
contacted the
telephonically
spoke Incoherently and •aid that her oon rag on the
verge of a mental breakdown becauae certain people mt
leave hin alone.
6/30/54, SA Ahad telephonically contactQA
and thanked him for some naterial on flying
eauoers he had mailed to the YYO.
only Information Hat could be obtained fma
anociated Ylth the
e, Ney {eraey, vrlt,ten
to her
sometime in June or July, 1956i to
the i*tter contained Infomation concemlng
saucers, but also had a-cover letter *Ilch stated the PBI
0 ten after
tated ghe does
Q •&becÜe hyiterlcal on the phone, and stated
at
a, »methi•ag uust be dona to •ave her son,
stated
f wu.ld hold the FBI responsible If anything goes wmng MI
her son. talked .on and an, and wuld mt liet
t,o• anything •concemlng the Oariidlction
me above Is sent tor the Infomatlon of
-a mreau
- Newark
VRJ:mrw (A)
(6)
9.

Page 129

Bil.5S)
.T •mit following nessaee vla
From SAC,
FBI
6/18/56
the
NISCÄUNEOUS
Md further Investigation at
Bnreau,
UACS.
Approved:
OSI, NY, be advioea
by oepnrate
Sent
conmlcation.

Page 130

RECORDED4a
app82
-g 24?.tß/_
Brooklyn ,
Your Apr" e,
295'
2954, and
ot been
addreooed to
received, X oppreciate your thoughtful"" gn
bringgng i' intonation our ion,
a ot convenience to you,
eupgeoted that in ihe tuture you .conmunioat'
our Droadøay, ror& 7, Zorn
6ineerelv voura»
mn Edgar BOOV"
Direotor
CC--Neø York, Di copy of
A2TENTION æc: Correapond n previously oubaitted o ini2ar data
on 3-2—54 Dhich referred to OSI bv cover •enomndun.
letter Daa acknoD2edged 3-20-54 and he not aduioed ot thia
referral, copy ot the attached letter fron h in i 8 a 280
being trangnitted to OSX, rou note h i' 'tateaent that
the intonation he turn i8he8 io baoed oolely on
rather than concrete tact',
NOTE* 008 i9neä $ i EOD 9—29—
CS 5, • Rout ing Unit advieed they had received •pre 'Ou8 e pree-
pondence Tron—tohich 8 ent registered nail r turn
On the last too occaaion8,
hag
receipt reque sted,
9 igned the return receipt Dhich account.8'.$öP Che •mnner in Dhic
correspondent obtained her none,
Copy o 'coning by cover •eno to OSX,
a'
APR 21

Page 131

Latest reports fisted
analyged Flying
Review. printed .
April 6 1954
nf on
cs'..*IRYIvania and 9th
Wag-tinp.ton DC
to my rezi8tered letter '3520 of March 19 iiRting pereonc wc
• c. for the CIVILIAN 1'!E'LLio-.NCE, to F
planned contacti••.—
I mm eendinx a second report on membersh2p. I have reaehea much
irav-•eeglons eInce then; on gonc Enemberg. —na enclose theoe fm-
thc.3 are worth,
From , .er actions, general net-hoas, I an almoet positiv
i g part of some other group, p09Gibly gubvcrglve,
for poeeibie civilian information on the subjecta
From hcr attitude , toward
her eontactir,g me t
1 written —tw ce after ong act vity, hip unuguel
to cooperate with our group, different f ran his previvt:e closemouthed att
aid C.Jmoct poeltivc he iB part of. thc same group, anå either Urects her
the entire croup in New York Citi.
He doce a great deal of Craveiiinx f r
Few to Vachington ana Baltimore,' and may be aome sort of courier;
A clipping has come in that— prcvlouely
6 t'?.tcq; he a research 'Aeelstante F -•oi•essorl
äC,FESSfi
{n A1 •ouc,uerque, now etuar2ng Illeteoritlcg
I have nothing at
baekgroUn$ other than he -has Biven out some peculiarly mie—iiifor:
Idee.ß on the eubåect In recent years;
Theae Include: a widely circulated r'eleaee that the Green firebans vc
not nature-I' phcnmena, end probably 'cre American aecret veapons: en a
in PCOp1e %de.v t,hat and fireballe vere proha"i.v Trom nort
Rue; Xian eases;
R newg releane that BAUCere ever Yorthern Japan i
Jp.n, 1953, vere probchly Ruse Ian gu'dea mlogiles, contrary to
performancee of miaeiles.
After sentiinz pome spec '-al
ormation on cer rep
ne met}Ziöneå arter ions delay ne ne.
or not there ie a connection, ROFESSufi
*hox srote a dclla..'l
mieir,fox.etlve and debunkin€ book on Clyir,s ekucers, lives near Cc.mbrådge
*hile working at Karvard, According to ame pereons have Ruppoeedly
hée daughter, they are unquestionably oommuniata or fellow travellers. hcl
not eure of the character of the pereone 7t stet'
only hearsay evidence.

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fron
'ziAve also reco ver.-
•or George a
She ie.
coopt rating Fith thc Britira voor. crt Ger.
in ihe publicisir:r! e
_ books Lesiié, FLYING SAUCFRS EAVE LANDED, Be viii
geck a A cur meeting April 9th' has been eg
2mily
t ntrse in putting t e •cetins across, in spitc of Ademekia trial.
Brony dlvlgion E!E.v F, e ,
rcporterc to thie meetinv•, fu-' poseible L" tic-a E
writeup e Other thc e emeü insistent that the contacteå Bather' t
other newspapers, I have nothing to udd to Hre
information enclosed, ie sent for vhatever value nay have, I. i
ec!ttir.us. sending this, until I *ither quit thie group, or eubJecte It sr
be uncierRtood at all 'times, thet th1F neterial iF zurel.y I g;•
from tine Dehevior ot the persons mentioned, ena baaed ur, any concl
te.ctR .1 have oten &.ble to obta:n,
If at time you reutäire corresponde
on thége or are)' other correepor.dent8, •y fileg aje at your diapoiai.
Since •eis ,
Dir.
ERI'
8

Page 133

Ȍ*Et
rot
Dipcotop {peo Xnveotipa"ona
The Inopee*or gem ral
Departnent Ot tho TOPO'
The Pentagon
25, D. C,
Cohn Edgar Zoovep, Direotor
rederal Bureau Inveatsga"en
DRoorz.YN 2, roRr
aeterence •ode av letter ot "aroh 20,
2934, aaptioned ae above.
Attaohed a copv ot a cubaequen± R
received tron the above individual ehgeh dated
April 6, 2954, This 18 being turniehed for Ehatevep
action deemed appronriate and eorreopondent
ho 6 noe been advised ot Chie. referral e
lt2-/å/D30 -
70
tNDEXED • 70
COMM — FBI
APR 21193ä
WILED 27
APR 221954
132
IDE?gnere

Page 134

UROOKJNN N. Y.
April
of Investigation
Latest reports
•nclY'ed Vin:
Review, printe Since
Fede Bureau
Pe.aar.ttv)vetia &
ton DC
tlcmen ;
Further to
my previous letters, I a.m attach±ng a phot
at of conte
recent correspond€r,ce v' th e neu gubseriber, MR.
ident Of From GOLIC O f
fsctG merrtioncä
in his letter, I he may be a part ot the possibly eubvcraive grou
thet I have previouily nentionea.
I find it very difficult to believe any pereon voula aver,a
depend Ins on type of coverage, from 3250, to ti20C, per year, for 6 se
cn clipping aervicee, on a gubJect for whatever •pleasure I am •able to
out of It, i And after thiß, remain •eomewhat nebuloua• on the Dutter,
would eåggeet a check of f ilee on name as yell as others previous.'..
Ht8 appearance Vithin 2 veek8 after •entioning t
it eotild require several thouearad aoliare, is z little oo
She has 6180 etated• that the 6 pereon baeinees meetings, bc id in he
between public T:eetlngc tg not too necessary, and that I Oni' need cppe
She hag spcren to ur.
several timen, and entione:l that he
able to appear B t one o these bueinees meeting , o planned for next
From thåe, I would that they either lén further attempte t
i do not plan to enter cny bud egreement to r
if you require {any further information, are
above nater1aJ. once amin, from I gaÄQe
mentioned, and I do not have any ooacrete tc back these suepæcn,
heve no accusatione to
nakc
Sincere iy ,

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[badly degraded page, rotated 90 degrees; letter with newspaper clippings attached. Only fragments readable:]
...March Twenty-Third, Nineteen Fifty-Four... April Sixth, Nineteen Fifty-Four... New York
...In lieu of apologies and just plain delay... Absence from the city before Easter... I was lending before the...
...a clipping sent me by a clipping service to which I've subscribed since 1947... the first saucers were sighted over...
...Good... [illegible] ... United States ... Flying... Civilian Saucer Research...
...than mine has been to me... clipping service ... newspapers... reported in United States...
[handwritten number: 4390; additional stamp or date fragments: MAR [?], APR [?]]
[rest illegible]

Page 136

roe
froa:
20, 29,sa
E' rector ot •peeial Inuutggat'ono
The anopeetor General
of thc
The Rn*agon
Daahtog*on 25, •C,
John D'rcctor
Federal Bureau of Znueatigat'on
Sub Jeete
attached a conv o eonnungeaiion dated
eareh •2, 2954, received by th'8 Bungu oaotioned
'nd ividuaZ, tope the r "th a eooy ot enolo—
dcea are be i." your
(or unv gct'tn vou "cn aft." •able, and corres»ondent
hab net been roJerru2.
J'or your information;
turnrded
tour gener enclosure', au publ 'cuticno
oe ting forth 'ntornction coo-corning the actgv'tgeo ot.
sn agt'on.
U9-pp3a-Z
t; aceno»ledgeaent tormrded to
by Du2et dated
3/10/54,
MAR i 0

Page 137

•/6/43(_)
Weu• ror&,
Dear
rece Sue d,
garchaq 2954.
Nert r O
Your ot Varch 295',
together Eith encloaures,
4
been
The thought pro•pt'ng your aduioiny ne ot
activitiea ot your group very nuch appreciated 3
hov.•ever, an unable to oomp2y r$th your requeat,
your into rr.a "on, data appearing In r DI
t S lee are confidential ane available tor ot(icial uoe
only, Z could to point out tnat thia bureau ie
etrict2v a tact-finding ogency and doe' not •ake
eua2uatgons or d+ab coneluoiona as the character cr
8ntegritv ot any organiration,
&nou vou underatand the reaasna tor
*hue rule and not. infer Cher that •e do or
*hat r.e do no* have intornot'on re2a ting to the
'nd'ijic•ual' E'hooe naneJ you aubnitted to ne.
MAR 1 t:
Sincer•lv your',
John Edgar doover
Director
orc: Neither correa pondent nor h i' organiaation '18 identifiable
in But ileo, Burne 62-83894 reflecta that preujouo gnpirieo and
concerning tauing •aucera 'been, "de•'auaiiable to OSX,
agency has prinary 'uri8dietion. teopv ot inconSn9 ond
opu Qt%'fae ot correapondent'a ene208urec 2 naan ot
Creon Gh'o•'Ä cintacted being tor»arded to OSI bv
copep aeaorondum,

Page 138

The Fit, t Civilian Re •reh
stablished July 1951
to study •II Saucer Phenomena
Federal Bureau of Invegtigation
Pennsylvania and 9th
Washington DC NW
Gentlemen;
Hareh
sub' :
Lates* tep rts listed
W&lving Sat
Revie«•, printed Since Au
Request for
Xntorntion
have been printing an amateur nagazine for øeverai yeare on the
Fly Inz saucer
for a small group. Recently, a Nev York City subscribe
hae expreeeed a great intereet in øtarting a eeparate
group primarily for neetinge and digeuegione of the zub'ect, and I have
supplied a iiBting of active a
nnetive pereone from •y f ilee In NYC
and New Jersey, as I ao not ii5
o contact them nyeelf,
The idea impreggee •e as a good one for a public information ecntcr-
but considering the importance of the øuoåeet, I feel It Yi il attract
unvented nem5cre, poeelbly subversivee,
My chief baelg ror thie the
mention of several gubvereive groupa vorking in thie field, mentioned by
columne ot Robert B, Allen and Dorothy Kilgailen, both generüiy informe
on governmental matters.
I em therefore ending a duplicate ii8t of pergong have conte
and vouid appreciate your checking theee for the above reasons. This
purely e reauect for information, ag I have no concrete facts tor or apa
I realize your york primarily *ith other Rovernmefit
them any vay
bareaus, however the importance of thig auD3ect voula tend to place it
of the usual run of civilian natters.
Attached ie gome literature describing my own york for inquirin
newspapers, and BEe •ample nasazine, All information I have come colel
froiL newspapere and eyewitnesgee, .and I have none, nor claim any governm
Contects, or goureee
1 e my own reque t only, -•ana if I do not receive your pe*y In t
next 2 veeke, I •assume thie to mean there ie nothing of consequence
and state thie to the sroup. I do ot vant to bring any per
Into a group I start, vith the poseibi y or unho•.ra aubverelvee
, be happy to coope
Xr• you feel there ie Ketio/
Oontaet me at my ofticc;
aurins the daytime i or at ay home at
Thanking you for your attention in thie
y you nay feei n cegearye
studied, pleac
phone
Brooklyn, phoae

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SHE*
been
bett .r and attituaee toward
dien of publle meetinre, and also to further flying sauce* Re earehø
We el that you are interested In such an important eubSeoé,
a
tore list below our present plans for coming meetings, tot' 'Mar
eon Gideratlon,
Planned topicee Some discuegiong ana leeture• of C,ß.t. neetiag•
XXHIBITS:
Diecuestone of allegea landing reporte •ade
the United Scatea.
2 Dtecuselone ef all poeelbie theories of •aucer or-Igin
and a period foliowing each.
3 Discussiona ef Menzel e, Heardg, Adamekie ana Keyhoeg
theories.
Dieeueeion ana display of iateet eaueer reports ana
similar ph•nemenae
5 Discueelon of famous Green Fireball phenomena.
6 Dieplay and diecugelon of varlousaaueer aircraft
type e,
i!ateriil dieeueeinr saucer reports vili be on display In
ro ome
2
3
Thege Wii 1 include,'
Baueer photos ena authentic eketcheg from eyewitneeg
reports, on the FLYING SA"CFR RESEARCHERS,
Famous front •eage reporte, 1946 to 1952,
leading newspapers.
Bistorical reports from 1860 on, trom original
newspe per reporte and megazinee«
YEMBERSHIP CHARGE:
one year membership in the {roup Is per perenn, Yeu
receive a membership car
•These f binds be
2. Dues of , 5b/ per meeting be charged.
letin
usad to nut.ify you OT each end a c.ut
a zesume of eech nectinc., and the :.Jf the
next cne.
LE.MDERSHIP RIVELEGF,S•
2
I ibrary of mater lal on all uptaentltiea nylns objects.
".hlg Inelades ali book* , and than nc-ganne 'u•tieiee, vith
'-lippinee ettachea.
• •rze nn

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E:
POLICIES :
CONTENTS :
26
ten, ana pr r, e by
Btreet etmtaon, uS
i To obtain aa many reporte as possible uclng Chig
azine
ae the clearing center for all reporte, in order eo keep up
to date on ali saucer Bightinge.
2 To study theæ report" ror individual nnd overan
in an attempt to underetana the notiveg ana po•sibie future
aetions of the extra—terrestials eauelng then.
The Saucer Review is a quarteris newsmagazine printed in
exchange for thege clippings 9 for peDsons vho ree%nize the
Importance or this phenomenon, and "ho vant help follow
It by cending In aii recent or oid reports in théi.p
The Baueer Revie* ueee ail clippings received •to dieeetiy
contac the original area of eighting, tor the moat complete
and best coverage of each report.
You ean obtain extra clippinze by call ins your ioeal papere
and aekinf: for the clipping or 'library' , then
asking for thc dates of newepaper editione that carried
•aucer clippiage and oetcor reports, and then either aendini
the requested amount in postage, or informing the Revley
Nho obtain the reporte. Thie iB a eure •ethoa of
catching reports you •ay miss ag they appear In the
and also get them as tar beck ae 7 months. One method of
easing the ae>-ine for thes reports ie to ask for •eteor
datca, and mention they D5.ght Dieta>-enly be Included among
Fly ine Baucer Reports .
The DATE of each repprt IR extremely important, and each
clipping voulå be Bore useful "ith the nevepaper name and
date torn out and sent 'lth the clip.Ding.
—analyzes all flyinæ saucer reports ubing
as a work xnx theory, not a definitely established fact that
they ere caused by one or Gore extra-Berrcgtial Life forms.
This ie in turn base-d upon a careful Btudy of all available
histortcai reports, including the Ilorkg of Charlee Fort;
durinx this study, i feet located definitely backe thie
origin, vith nuch more unexplained data apparently
it. However, thc entire subject ie still open to other
theories, as there insufficicnt data at pregent
to abbsolute prove thc ir origin, and this yorking theory
vill be used antili such proof is prc ecntcd,
Section i —
Rewrite Section of all reports doyra •to the
basic facte of description of object and 1 tg actioni, to
color from reports, In •a-king analysis,
Section 2 — Analyeie Rection of ali reports to find If any
motive or pattern oat bc dieco•crea, ana poeaible future
activity.
Seetlon 3 — Bietorleal Repert Section of past reoorte vith

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OF
b3, July to October 30, 1951'
a-naiszes flyinR saucer reports. usin; ag a
• -nccc.v, not as e. definitely tazt,-
they- - oauged
cne or eorc Xite foaas. f ic in
tur baeea upon c the ver±oug bo on
fehe •.ut*åect,
Char Ico Fer b; during #hle tuay,
i ta>t teeme to Eack •thecry witb much more une plaine
date apparently b.-:e.}.
i c _ • koeever, the entire eubJeet still
eongSderea open to otan• the:or1eR, as there eil*ply insufficient
that giv« aoroiutc , acc ptabie to ary thcory ot their o.•igin
Until guch proof Is avziiabie, aaa hae a •ore 02' legg acientl"lc
thie vorking theory be
OVERALL
Ain!Ænt of gaucr•r activitv — has definitely inapeaacap rcp5
the thc menthe.
1
thie caused hy thc closcgt approach of Venue in 19 nonthe
Yi th Venue Inferior C.on,funetq.on occurring on ecpt. 3, ana the (know
f. omrat,ione of gigantic saueere (or eaucer observed over Tex
2 ecekB prior to thie date.
show this hae been gcneraily
true of Fars and Vcrus approaeheg 2n the last 7 .vcarg, ana list eom
prior data back inr thie; it interc.eting to notc that the rare
G roe-ke;tsh1pR sightings vere obeer-.'tå on theac datee.
July 19bR Venus Inferior Con:ur.ction
(Keyhoe 72
July20, 1908 Arnheim, Eoliena. Rocketship—like object vith 2 decke
no wines, was seen times, Cravcllinx at great •pera
July 2b 1908 US, Panous Chi lee—emitted observation of a blucmedgc(
rocketship vlth flaming .rea exhauet oeeurvod ( *exhoe6
July 26 Brie hane, Australia. LarR(. 'meteor' over. It
description vae bluish—steel eolörod ball (Vith
t!" i ling red flam(S , and which hc thoueht at ; first val
a •rocket rather. the.n an aircraft • . (Apparently, the
poagibility of ite being a meteor did not o>cur to
this trained observer.) - (Doubt Vol. 2b,
Aug-Oet 19' 6 Bwcdcne Hunercas of rocket-like fiery object' •ere
obs c
Nov 0 12 191+6 Venus Inferior Consunetion.
Nov. 12 1946 Providence Bay, Siberia, Hucc ficry—vhite object
. Tinc e
croesed over.
Kay '191+5
Vcnue• Con'unetion
1905
'.torxantowr:, '-torth Chrolina, Stivctry
0b Sect apparently struck ncarby mountains. (Doubt )
Of courae, thie does not c.xplain .e.li report«, Suet that .an Increase o
such daf,es ie noticcabic.
epeeking, Venus seem to nel
rockets and fiery cone-like or ball—like 05JectB, and *fare opp. eition
to nean saucers, acrizi exploeions, and peculiar earthauakes, an
pera).icl Forts oonclualong on approaehee. Considering the
Marg Oppåe$ Clon cominrt up on 30, 1952, and the increase
of reporteauring thc Conjunction, a new phase of saucer aetivtt:
may bc expcctca, possibly direct communication 02' landings in coae
area, Ruch as raneas, which le notcd for ite long ana
guspicioue hietory of ncteorg and meteoric exploeione, the last ouch
being or 18, 19148, whor: a tremcnåous explosion ocaurpcd oveø

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{2 Arca shifted fr
oa far vest to general areag of
nidwcct, central couth, and northwegt, had 3 reports in i
day utthin a 100 arca, or reports an 7 dare, texa• 6 very
important rcporte In 5 days, while the N ana Penngyiv ia area
had 6 rcporte In 2 months, tomcriy a very yca-k arca for obg vatlons
Of E..æ.c-ers: Thc rcporte .of .auccr' tormat±one over xae arc
un BUa'i an 2 way B almost ali reports bccn noariy
Of 'ingle eaucerg senn, Alao, the hucc elzc of theac oauoerghipg
almost unkncwn, the laet acrlal obScct known to bc their ogee Mag
tuc Mantel I rcpcrt over Gcazan Field en Jan. 6 194B, ana theoc hugc
oraft possibly hint e serious changeover in action, Thc 2 reports of
roeket•eiikt' Ships over Denmark ana Xorvay are gimliar to thc
1946 ügh0Bt rockets' over Bvedcn, previously mrntioncao

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RM,LYSIS OF SI'.IGL! RV.POF.TS:
? lor•ida; Insufficient Intorffation for definite eoneiueiona, but
thi obecrvc•s on board the galling vcegc:i did gee something
-Ing rrcm the BY-Y; a mctcor vould bc very difficult, if not
to vatch, and you-a atrikc I thc ocean vith inmcnge lapact,
Ae no known aircraft werc mia-ir.g, ana nothing was found, at poeeibie
thie obåcee was (A) a eaucc-— Ie.ndinr uhdc•rwatcr, hag bcen reported
several tiree In thc: past, (E) rcfuec o Jcetcd from a saucer eimilar to
thc GO incxplainebic • that havc fäiien on England
in 3 yeare .or (C) sonc gort of communication Bignai. Thia
is thc of 3 or burninp• airplanes occn in a nonth
period, the othere beinp at PEdueah, on Han 7, ana Greyline, Mlch
on .-*ept. ? &
Zyrehburz. A t.y-paca..l uuccr report. Ob'Jcet•• no
known aircraft, hovorcd es only a helicopter could, thcn zigzagxed ae
no plane can do, and which vould rceult In a stall, attempted,
Angeleeq California: An ord Ina—y report *'Ithan intcre8ting
Onc of tho minor aeuccr puzzlee in the connection bctwecn
the varica types ot obåccte ecen, raaæing from the 1,000 foot
to 200 foot roeketnhlps, to LO foot •auecrs
over Godman Fic:lä,
to -thc or 2 foot eclf—luminoue Riob0R. This ie thc firet •I
have that ghovg a dcfinitc connection
the ordinary ayeterious
tke vc:rv luminous email eobcs, vhoee Bizc
i Ze propuleion •2ifT!cu'-t to iragirl(. Kcyhog thcoritcd
the saucer a pilot—car-virag Bh2p, and the luninou.s amali Klobcg
are a non—piiot TV •or reconne Isanec devicc; *hiic a vritcr under
Palmcvs Ving has tht- oryzc•a they are thc aetuei foot form of iifc ot
the
maneuvcr:ngs of thc. 2 objects, alternatively
Ieädlng each other doca nothing so clear up Zhe probion, although thc
or 5 flaghce eccr to Ina ± cete gome sort o? communication by the
globo, and are rcn:-ni.amnt ot eimiier nc•ntioca In thc last
igsaw or Bauecr Revit-a.
Insufficicnt informtion for act {nite
Possibly an airplanc at proat maZ2np tail ii.'tht ecom to nove
*Ohio, Penne•.'ivcnia, Object apparently intercepted 2
tiece b; aircraft, ena proD0.biy vac a *cathc:• uioon. A vc— noticeabic
tact iR that ell ropÖrtR deeeribe thc ob&'c.et moving verv glowiy
and bcin€ visible for nany nomc•ntB — oospictcly oontrary to moat

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Transcribed by Claude (AI) from the page image. Check against the scan.

[hand-annotated outline map of the United States, rotated 90 degrees, with circled numbers and radiating tick marks at sighting locations, e.g. 37, 40, 41, 42, 38, 39, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 31, 32, 17, and others near the Great Lakes, Midwest, Southwest and Gulf coast; a few arrows indicating direction of movement. No other text.]

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Ttn.'E 29 1951?
6,
JULY 7,
6/17
1951
1951
NJC.,
•0 1051
i,
1951
i,
i, 1951
ISLAND nre„ TLORDA,
Ob.'cct r• ema.•..l olane feat S.nto •en Xo kno•.a
elx•craft nise:.ng, pne v:desoreed ee6reh found mthing.
SOURCE: ST. TIMES JULY 2
g: 25 - 8:29 ar. LY!JCHB1.m, 37+0 Let, o Lone.
Sky Cleer. 1 briæht orange disc—Ilke ob.!ect hov red .
high in pry, oueaenly then noeapeö te
roil oa eÖ.EE it moved yestvnrf' In R strmlrht couree
YI thout eny Visible ex.hnust and ooeanD,
SOUECE: Ze, letter.
Eveninæ. LOS Cnii?orn1R. Let. Longo
Brilliant notionlegs i icht hoveree• high in sky, Lptert
e Daie circular 9Dteeree under at, ana then both
ob.'eete suddenly moved Fouthverde, Vith Olec Iep•/2ne.
They guaenl" chn-nped Firectlon, and iirht nov IepQ
Then the lit-it blinked on and off times, vent out,
goee avny Et rrent Foe-do
FEE "Cv 1961 letter section.
12;no PH NONTAY) U50LFt
Bright lie-ht. hie•h in sky moving *lowly In
BOtJRCE: Hnæeretown Nomine Pernlt• Aug
Morning CWSDYESDAY) CLEVZÅtTD, Ohio. Lent, Lor
Unknovn 0b 'ect nt 35,000 feet aomrently intercepte
hy 'iroipnes, •nd Identifl•d yea.ther
heloon,
SCüRCE: Detroit Free Pren Aug 2
kernlm- Ohio. Lett, 80+0 Lor
Srme peri.'"1 0b 'ect 81r-htea.
ERZSS AUG
Afterhoon (VEDNESDAY). BUTLER, Pennn. Lpt, Foo Lone
Ell very sohere pooroxlmnteiy 150—200 feet ulde, interce
—ed U5,OOQ feet by grouo o? Seta, Identifyinz tt as
R Meather bpioon
SOURCE: 2
7'.30 to 9:00 PH. (wzntBDå'1)
ob.'ec.t "lth reddlEh nné bluish edreg,nnd
Doe B i v -x y ? I f--chts, roveö from northwest
to
Feir.ht epic. t•-intet' f NE e If.•erent *Inort
t»neouell' ee 19,000 feet, feet, •ne 72
SCURC •S: Hominr Vercxe Aur Pitt*
Bun Kur. 2
e: go COIJ!m•, Lat, 77+0 Le
oh!eet eeon, but. beeor.tn• Rimner.
SDTJR"LS• aue 2
9: on (Duek) FAGVRSTO"', Lat, Lon
A iur.iaoue 0b leet eroas•a •k,v tt ioeed prepter
t,hqn
SOiFRCE: Pnc•ergt0'.'" ' 'ornipp •ernld Aur

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#20
iTJGO
423
1,
1951
1951
12 i95it
13 1951
20
20
1951
In:oo (Drrk) VE.F*STO'PT,
meshes .Of licht r.tiy nt
from eastern sky, pnö nEcr'ahee eo thunderhead cloud
SOURCZ: Pegereto•m Pernlö 2,
11:00 PH' (Enrh) vagasT0YN, b50 Lat .77
or northern Xipht nooenred on horizon.
sotJäC.a-:
P0iT,inp P.ernlö 2
: OO PH? (Thursd„y) POE"OOD, Penna. 110+0 Let, goo Lone.
or oval- ohieet nee seiessi,x
acro JB sky f ron horizon .to horizon' in C') seccnd%.
P!ttBhurgh Sun Telegrnoh Aug 2; PlttBburc.h Poet
Cezecte Aug 2
Daytime' POR'!AY. C.OL9titude, 160 Lorntude.
*erinl Oh,lect resemhiin(' R rocket guided n! egiie, Mased
over fishermen from direction of the Artic.
Sun Aug
300 bntltude, Lorvltl*e
Nemr Shiraz, Irar.,
FBI 1 Inr %eteorst killed gheeoteo'.ce , donkeys, 12 oersonc
ins ured .19 oeoole, and flnttened 62 •huii8ir*g.
SOURCE: state
2'.enr Pev Lrtltuee, Longitude.
Lpreer silvery bc-II—I Ibe obaect pt creet height crosaed
preßt eoeea trnreilinz eaetvnre.
SCIRCF.:• Oct 8
t!onepy EvenlnrT Texne. &9t., 1020. Lone.
prouc of €10'&inz ob.'eeta. in nn unpren crescent format—
Ion, croBRee sky at rrent eceee., obser•ee by the
Journr•iiem OrofeRsor oe Texas Eeeh.
SOURCE: DZIAS Y.orninr 27
: 10 PP. (Szturaey) LI-BROCE, Texee. Lat, 102
grouz of 5.10'•'1nz objecte In uneven crescent formation
(reeemv Irv cf bp.-.ee), noixelessly croesee 8ky
In 3 secon&s, from Rot"hepgt towerds southwest.
on helt•hte estimated from 5,000 to 50 000
feet, tr.-i:• eoera het.veen i, goo mph, 18,000 noh
and e! ze ef eeeh e k Qect hetveen 1,000 and 10, D teet
In die•.zeter. Sv Texps Teeh v th
estroae2ice01 trainxnp nt. n meeting, and Germpn
teacher from Te-—ns Tech eleewhere in emme city. No known
Seb v.-..•nes In
EOLfiC7.3: Tel aprnm & Sun 27; FATE Xarazlne
Jan. 1952; A-ü.m:zo Au,' 27;
Neve Aug 27; Lame8h2 Dali y Reoorter Auc 27.

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Baucer report? vhcrc thc obJect fiaehog past in z biur 10—15
observation. Ineludcd In tho 'tory are cucpiciouc acts •
'hich augecet vere active, if they verent observed, The
apparentiy rc.guiar fiaehcg ot light ine the eastern ouggeat •agnate
>uf; oonvcnientiy ascribed to a thunderhead clooa, u no thu cr—
couiå bc located, thc t aurorait light eeen appcara d•abt i —
Vhale might be cccn any day in thc year, thcy arc parc in
•t,
part.i uiariy at this iatituac, and ucak identification, he
tact, a tepot of Iizhtt seen crossing thc BEY. at a opcod crcatcr
Chan tho ppccd, at auek,• eerme. to bc thc rc.ni •aucer report,
ce nonc of the airperta *e.tehinE thc baloon mcntion Chet they haa any
aircraft coming in th lena or intcrcept thc baioon at Eaacrgtovn, Algo
an airpianc vouiå be ncarl•• anviRibic•, ana •ate nevigatioh IiRht would
appear •orc ae a pinpoltt, intermittcntly fianhinp 2•athcr than a 'spott 0
activity aurrounding thiß report rcecmblc•a the Sept. 19 1950 beiion
the f 104 over YiBRouri 6 hourc, ana Yaa toliovcd thc next day by z
3 giant aoctcoret that fiaphod dom Idaho to Colorado to
and I Tennenaqc; algo thc F.' b, 13' report where a •auccr vaa •ecn
guteh:lnx a baloon over Alanagordo, thcy arc tntcrcatca In
baioong.
420 Pe. Shapc merkg it r.o knovn aircraft, 8pcca •uch too
ereut for aircrcrt, too RIO!' for E,C5CDr aa It vae carctuliy *atchcd
trogo horizon to horizon by rc8Xåcr.tR, ana wep noiGCICBR ae noet
A rerc rocketqhip ob*cct,
It iF very doubtful thc Russians
vouia nccd to cxpcrimcnt vith thc ir top socrct rockct Eieeiica near
forcign eountrica, Vith their mm vaat bar.rcn arcae in Siberia. Even
It thcy had euch a need, their long peat hietory ot occrecy of Set and
-rocket make it deubtf.v.1 2'hcthcr ther •I-ior-—at.'
It hat; tab-cn us 'only' a yet-r to gct parta of a FIG 15 trom korea
thcy do not allow cvcn .ncar the border, q«hilc I hAVC
of aboxå 6 P.usalen aircraft from CS flying Eagazincg even the
Sdentifieation numbera arc eon?usca each one ulth•2 or 3 numbere
boeauec cvcn photozraphs Ere nce.rly imp08RibIc to obtein, Another
poeelbiiity Dey bc onc of the SvcdiBh gulåca mieetlce being teatcae
although t Iring the over Norve.v e.oee not sccm ncit.hcr a saic nor
fr&endiy teat ine proccdure. thie rcport prooa 'ly a rockotehlp reiatea
BODeht'V to thc saucerghioe.
Shiraz ) iran•, Thie IR included not ae a geuee.r rcport, ae •onething
po-«ibl.y eonnectca with thcz, in the game —enn•-r ae the unexplainabic
fall Ing iecbloey.e and falling pirplanc.
Cons mering thie Itcm not
attain ouch promine•nci In the. ncwspaprrg, end thc of history of
euch tmctcoric Rtoy•mr
It eppc•ere more e.F badi.y reported, violent
rather than anythinz cisc.
U.gu.2..C-' : observation, made vhiie an airi or
Yas In thc air, and ur-ich vould preclude tho poegibilit.v the observer
N e co.-.vcntlonal alrca•aft.
423 Texas; of groups of Rix,æ.ntle ccuccr6, pocelbiy
•osth eon Junction 2 iatcr. Obaerven
arriving direct from Vcauc,
by a fcxze Tech. professor, thc tiret. of 5 pt'0feegor8 to obJcctGo
421&, 25, Zs Lut-.bock
Thie of rcports are thc noet
authentic ane 2wpe•rtcnt report yet zcdc, Becn and t

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1951
25 1951
428
BQt.
1951
SEM' 7 ,
# 29
1951
sretr iO 1951
ii 1951
n 1951
- (8aturdmy) VJB*OCY., Lore.
prouo of ob.'ectB In seme tyoe fomqtlon
sky trnveiiing In gpme Oireetion. Secon6 Dhot%NOh'
ahoyed luminoup objecte on f 1.1m.
BotmCES: revort 421'
9:15 m (Sunee,) &NARÄLO, Tens. •50 Lat. , 2060
2 o!nktgh ob.'ecte, one .arrnrentiy on ton
the other, crossed. sky nt R 'Deed greater tynn any Sot
plane, trnveiiinp •outhveeteriy.
BOüRCES: Dally News Aug. 27
(Sunday) AKARÜXO, Texas. Lat. , 1060
self—luminous pink ob.'eetg in uneven crossed
Oky 9t soeed greater thean e Set Diene, travelling
Bouthvegteriy,
SOURCE: •Deny Nev; 27
VENUS INFERIOR cottjvrct'10R.
10:00 Nepr Grnyli:u-, Mlchlgnn, Lat,g5R.Lorr.
Oh.leet reeembi2ne• nn plmlnne nomrentiy exnlodee in
par, a -nd then era on "round. No knorn Dlnnes
mleeing, none founé , ene nirforee*'sse nenpby elilmea
Itc Dereonnei had fire". .e flare Into eky about Came tine.
NY Tel ezrpm Sun ,SeDt g; Grend RRDid8 Prese
Bept 7; Traverse City Record Soot, 7.
1:00 (Sunday). Pear PVOEVIX, Arizona,
A brit-ht Iirht (reeemh2.ine i prte etnr), hovered over
Southern Mountnln, then &rt.ed left, then rteht, for
•e" oral Elnutee.
SOVRCE: . Phoenix Oozette sent, 10,112 hte •nn 1952
1:00 (Hont•ny). .Nenr PHOENIX, arizone.
iirht (reaemhitnr- a inrre 8tnr), under
teleecooic.•. obeerpt.20n vas founA to 'e inrge brilliant
i.q.s•.ht vSth 2 emniier eauniiy bniiiant ii•-htg on either
stee (nov regemhlirv n e Innone brooch).
from preen to blue to ember at rerulnr internie, ag It
hovoreö, glonted richt and left, ctreled •ne Mde
Ionr cvoov±nc- oneces over Crmelbock •Mounce In,
SOURCZS: Phoenix Cpsette Sect 10 jil:• Fete Jen 1952
1:00 (Tuesdny). P!'OZNIX, Arizona.
Srme bric•.ht iiRht hovered over Camelheek WountRin,
Tie Ghee fron onle aen Teen to blue $0 amber vith
e hint of red, ng at . hoveree, enrtee about •nd •nee
swooning oaeeee over •rent
SOURCES: Phoenix Gnzette geot. IO,i1: hte 1952
(Tues"'). •prom FOOK to N.J.

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1.21: cieariy deaeribea report, anaaoæpi'teiy
one; Even vith the alrcaay vide variety of glee',
ana epeeag of the Beueer Faellr, thie enc nev, ana
gensldoring its aloe speed, I Inelinca to eiagg as Sust an
unueuai radio controllca airpianc model by an airplane
aurin.,• Siittht, evcn on the accond day, nor hovn to bc area 0
35 Penmerk; to Norvay report 47, vith sanc rcnarke •c.ppiying
a-nd probably t Ghogt roekctt, Thc obJect caec Træ O@mauniet Ccraa:
apparent course northvara vould lana it an Bvcacn or Norgay
Rt;eaian origin azcln •cry doubtful,
#36 Lodi, Ohio;
Short report, mt a sr.ucer, vtth sppcd
thnn -
Angic turn that would oquaeh-a human
Ite hissing noiee a rarc
charactcrletic of e • aeueer, but it mi.:ht been •very iow or hayc
been crueea by thc nearby pe.ggin.• •traih at thc ganc time,
f It interegtir,z• to note in eonneetion Vith this report, •that the
iatü8t and festeßt rocket pln.ne to fly, the Douciag Xsu, rcccntiy r le
8t a aprea ce.icuiatcd to be 1500 oph, and the pilot announced thet hc
•completciy unablc• to tu •nw e.t thi end of thie high ecst cpecd,
probably due to the incffcctivcnceg of the or whatever
used on thée multiDI,ü Dovercd Dclt't vine - In the thin or
teet'nc eltatmc. Öbvioue13',
thc probice, of even steering aircraft'
at euch epecds hae not been solved, yet thia report •the ob'eet
makinr a complete stop, then right ancie turn. Cho *that Bauc
vere American aircraft')
637 Faute, Indiana: Another cy.ccilent authentie report by 2 —c
VI th t. of ä6¯iüFs or observing •Alrerdft. •Tho •game •attfleulty
in Jud: height, but Rpcea immengely faster than any tcrrcetiai pla
venging tron 3,000 to L2 , 000 BPh depending on height, vlth beet
approximation 18,000 DPh •ct 5,000 fcct,
Paris, Illinois; Object resembleä baloon, but fixcre could not
eme cioeer to it in IO —inutes, ena when it novc•a, it digappcarcd in
a very *hort tine. Aceordin,z to—, a baloon may appear close
Rithou€h nilee avay, but this obåcct Just epca off *hen It decldcd t'
oeaning it vas R baloon, it vas ootionicRfi,for a occona, then
eovai off auddcn2y at 150 —300 aph to outspeea the private eirpiene,
Bhi,ch lg quljc convenient fore, If inpoBÉibie for a baloon,
539 Indianapolig,
Thc groat specd and instantanea.aø atop,
the inmCantaneous rerumption of epced in air, mark this as a sauc
report, •imilar to #22. Thia an unusual osount af activity
in a limited arca, With 3 rcporte in a day, roegon unknovn,
E. enucer report, but suspicioueiy reiembiin
'Notcort exønincå by Astronomer Dr,—
thc failing tccblocke,
øaiä it vas unlike any nateriai •v-:tnown eo be •a •eteor, and
he hinted It not ncteoric nt all, R.owcvcr, the 5 year oid ebiid
at fell near ran to teii his •other e 'firehall' Just Ceil trom heavc
it seems doubtful a ehlid thig could v nufccture such a story
Considering both •tetementg, at is propabl.v true thc •
.ohJeet ie not
meteor. but did fail from the eky, and poeeibiy fræ a •aucero Thie
report In came iatitudc •e rcportg 423 end 42b

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Even if the minumun ? ixurce ptcd, ie obvious no VB or
torc Eircraft eot•.ld Äv.vc bc-cn me-etarcn. The iargcgt knmm bmbero
the D36c a Yingepan of 2bO fcct, and thc fastest aircraft, thc
61 ecli rocket pianc, 558—2, thc XSI& Douglas Rocket plane cach
cached the speeds or 1,000 , 500 —ph only for tev •oo as,
ly i model of caeh in exiRtcnoc, The±x• size •cntionc go
in thc nevapaper 'taggerlng, To grasp thc ir aize, Queen
Eltz±ctb atcamehlp is 975 fcct long, the Empire Stasc building'
I teet high, while théee sauenrghlps start thflß •izc ana •ay
upwaråB ot 2 in dleaetero
Onc argument raigca in thc Oetober 1950 ieguc ot •.Gclaxy magazine by
roc>.et authority Ley against the of the
gaucerg, that thclr 40 foot •izc ie nuch to •mali to any
•prol ongcd Interplanctary 30u2•ncYå . While thie statement means a•iøoøt
nothing c- ve arc et prcRcnt totally lanorant or a halt—cozcn forcee
gueh ag gravity, mcrnetaen, re.diation pre8gurc and havent the tainteet
of their potentialitioe —
this report ahould wrap up this
argument •
anall acucere dont nneå to me.>c *uch a trip, they could
bc carricd by thc hundrcaein euch craf? OR m.ported here, as a
•natt;op earlc•r carries navy plenca.
thq:ee last 3 formations oa.mc tn only 9 de.vs bcforc thc 4'cnug Inferior
Conaunction, and cone idcring their size ana largc formation, I am
inclined to belicvc a ncv phkee of activity vili as previously
mentioned, poseibl.v cocnunicatlon or præinent iandinge,
A%arlllo, Texas; Thc obJcete eclf—luzinoslty d18agrcee vith an
airplanea enali and intcreittcnt Ilghts, and obgcrvcre.-:
they *crc faetcr then any Set phane be -haa eccn tend •to their
'Luccr origin. Thc Torne t ion appears age in, but obJccts
yere nuch smaller ae they vcrc Matched • for a ionzcr tine ana a aofXnitc
shapc could be ßRdC out
'anchigan; Thc thiFd •railing Airplenca, gene comments
apv-l.r to thie as other reports;
Key hevc bc cn e Jcctcd æterial, iandir
gauccr, •or signal atterpt. Ae It occurred ncar an air force
thcy had a convenient explanation rcaay, vhich may or Day not bccr
eonsidcring thcir ast evaeivc history. This report nearly in
latituac.-ae report
430, 31 , 32 Phoenix, Arizonm: The moat intcrcgting end colorful report,
g:nllar in its to the Fay 22 rcport over Xaneae, *here z
white email globo chaec•5 an .airiiner. Considering the May 22 report
oocurx-€•ä on tho Dt.tc of Narg Extrcmc Oppposttion bchind Che sun, ana
this Bept• 7 rcpnrt occurred 3 dn.vc tftcr thc Venue Conjunction, I am
Inclined to think thcec arc e fifth saucer t.YDC — a signal •aucer
cormunieating tholr origin by meani od flaahlnz lights, colora ,
movements. As no helicoptm•e cre stated to be flying, no tcr . 'tiai
craft cbuia bc able to dupiicatc ita perforæneco Qbie report eamc
latitude ag Luboock reports.
Bandu fine rcport by 2 obscrvere tuliy capable
tacnt {fy Ing vee.ther baioone end acteors, of ordinary
6 5.2.e, 8hapc, p.na color, ena tr•veilrd uith thc usual Rreet •peed,
"hlch vas 80 arcat thc ge.uocr apparently did not even bother to racc
trom thc pursuinc- PBO, but nereiy continued et sane opera on its
this ocurréd v! thin
hours of thc last Phoenix rcport and
pat ,

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OCT,
OCT e
OCT.
29
20
6,
1951 21:00 2M. F.OCANS9t.tRG9 r. Y. 050 Let, Lore.
14 foot brown, rubher—itke tath D 2 toot
ohntt, nnd D Drovelior on too of Bhat', IanOe6 nth a
hummlne noise an ppgtu.re. It inter seen 000 tea in
the Bir, oeme down verticoliy, bounced times, ana ien6ed
for u minutes,
Xt then took off nt 25 noh tmmra oeenn,
and followed by oeooie In truck, Vaght . on Air
Force •ookemnn and nearby eoileeee uglre aeteoroi*ioal
baioons stated they nothinp resemhlinp thig "leet.
BOLRCES: NX 'dorid Telegr•m & gun Oct 3;hegena Obaerver
1951 Evenine, Denmprk. 560 Löt., 9 Long.
Giant rocket trnveillnp Ft €.rent 'Deed grogged sky coming
from direetion• of Gemnnv,
SOURCE: Brooklyn
1951 Afternoon. FY, 450 Lpt., 7
The same foot brovn Inneee Alone Scheii Channel
SOURCE: Maesem Observer Octo' u
820 Lonpltuee,
1951 Daytime. LODI, Ohio.
An 0b leot resemhilnp R nna mnktnp n hissine nolpe
crossed sky nt beirht with
eoeed greater than
any nirernft. During- ite eourse, it stopped without
gloving nnd mnee n rlc*t nnpie . turn, nnd coed northward.
SOURCE: Oct n
1951 i:ue TERRE HAVTE,
3+0, 87&0
9, 1951
round or ovnl—ehnoed, uhitieh—mßtnilie bnli croased sky
from hor:zon to horizon pt. n soeed estimated between 3,000
• moh and •2+2 mph. Been hy ? CA.Å ohser•ere v! th 10 end
16 of nirernft obgervnt20n reepeet.lveiy. Both
gtqted It could not r.n•te been n hRioon.
BOURCE: Terre2F,nute Tribune i 1; terre Paute Stnr Octil
2:10 to 2:20 PH, PARIS, Lrt, geo Lone.
Wine goeed IO rrDh. brilllnnt vhite, round 0b 'eet hoverir
in air for 10 minutes, While orivnte tried to
nonropch t t, but nonnrently enme no cioeer. It then ned
Off.
SOURCE: Tene P.nute Tribune •Oct
39? Let, 860
1951 6: NO PK.
whitish' ohSeet crossed sky great need,
rove nimbet •ertlcolly, bunr motionless in eky for oecone
nnd then eoeA off.
SOURCE: Oet
15 1951 n. colomeo. 39}0 Lot. , Lop..
a fiery. fell from Bky nne inndee netr n cHId.. It
n block of mnteri.nl of unknovn orlein, exantnn±ion
by an netronomer, Dr. Fnt.h, resulted in Ita einssification
ae not like nny . known met.eo.—le stone.
' Sun Oct xe;
- , •yomirv. , '*c90
i951tD"ttme.
Clenr sky, nothirw 2n flicht.
taken of
net•rby i and nnt' mountn•nF r• .•iaa.n.— c .-rk.r•.ie, t;oon

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Codv W
A contusing report, • fhe object rezeobiea no .
Mr or moth or aircraft, hut aoeg •resemble the coming 'Delta
atrpiane, chape, Vith a tube body., ICo Laer of
noise•• 1" typical .or •aucer reports-ot: It algo doubtful Che
nevomper vould or could fake the phot: , and nature liravoul need'
atiTe to cheek it, and mey.e 'prints; On the other
h'é eritl
t Of the photo appeare different than the being evhat
and the obJect has a cort of white edging aB is. no iced . In
•upere ,iepogltion photoa•aphy,
I a.m ined .to accept report on bae
tbhe newspaper vould not fake'
Vill ' try to get •ore en *ept
9

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DROOKI.YN P. N. Y.
etæeareh •agaztne ,
"Babi lahed Jul' 1951
ROLIcr
8
5 oopieg per i 000
eoøieg per 2 .C
•n. .. • to hÄ.Uat uem
*'Cue rebNa" 295
oauee* reports are
Ali typewritten
oopy in thie loaue COP
Reprint
Oan be obtained only •b'
yrlttnr
or Aircraft, Meteors, MSc-rages, nbean
Nad Inver•ion•, and ot—liar Impractioai ideas not
u•ea,
othe than to remove •uoh reporto trom authenOo report', Authentic
report* VIII be studied on the taotuai baelc that they are c•uaea by
Of one OF -
La This Object;
pieturt
ru • •ouand
In Passaic, A'Saucer'7
'he *b', 08
hone
taru, prodaee
•We»æ,
*neh
Ze U•bea Umari
. .duea R pieuru o
lhe Mad, Gge-
'Sto&, Q0tbd
•orning Dear 8toek't he
.b.t A1 Ave,
io Ziiey,
, : : • —neer •u mt
out a leisurely
-•vhen n *ted
. .Jtock. As it dmv seal
Bilay AL-it
'Evered •verhead, eb
*00 fed ae rot
said, hve b
hit •ith Nfle.Dft5
Ze daaöed the disc
abne •e cr•oad." •C ld', ailer Bid. being SO feet diamt
flying •ha' is i, eeordjag
•e •nd grayish •lor
John n. Riley. a nfesloaa! photographer.
done fi
Sc Ee said •e —•ppei •ese ivo pie-
OorU.v u g•tberea eeater. Riley . aid
•ear 221 Br•ok Ave— Passaic,
6b*ENTS
zucar . •de
Section i — Listing of ail reporte in chronologioai order, ooamentary
See' lon 2 — Analysis ot mports tor poegibie behavior patterns,
Boet-Aon 3 — Credit for all olppinge •ent In, penleoion to mprant Ch'
Section — Special feature• ot reproaueea photos, •ketch", .o ipping,
algo •peciai reporte of ianålnse, aliegeå tempti
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS OF CONVENTIONAL
e.u..z.±-æ-...u •hapeå, none circular: Oni' a dozen firing Ying
types nov flying: only helicopter oan hover, very fey avaiiabie toc
Bei loons: Moveo very oloviy to vision: cannot travel at great speed,
but only at iooai vind •peea: •cannot oharply na6euver; not •livery
Meteoro: maration abnt 3—6 .eoond8. 15 •econå' rare: aartise reoortl
cgxtpeueiy rape: has only one path; cannot •aneuvera uuüali( iuiinot
P.lpeliep: Rag fuel .for fey •inute• only 2 all ape qn a

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WASEINGTON PE ) one
3åivery disk 2 tail -'aeter than taste•t Je
(CæMENT: *he tail pipec sentioned are unknovn in alnost aii sauce
42 1951. 10:30 PH, PIÄÆINGKAK. ALABAMA, 8620.
a greakc of rea ii hts or reddlch •aueare rcmalncå in for ahort
'raoea away( ÉCÆMEMT: thia report doubtful, du.* to near •niil
E....-....a.-i9S1. Norning. GEORGETOWN BAY, 'ASMANIA,
uoer rotugcd aa at noiseieag2y cro•oea •ky at territao o ea a
feet, Tasmania i' aouth of Australla, and not near any
atrrorce or niiitary baoe, )
10
iiBå0. ver:
[email protected].
Noon. PASADEBA CALIFORNIA. 42
ly, then disappeared, (CM{MENT: thie a vers rare •aucer Chape
reported 'hen ont•.eero Yere f irat seen a $
FEB. 2. )953. 5;00 Avery ion
white streak croaeed bat Investigation located no Enwn
+6 FEB, 3 1953. Afternoon. WINSLOW ARIZONA. 350 D 'i:
obJeotg flying eloge together changed to red oolor, then back to
they oro•gea ana disappeared in a fov •econd3,
47 FEB, 1953. 4:15 VILLE UEBEC, CANADA.
tremendoue exp10Bion •Ira cry broke Yithfi¯Giie•. Oni' 2
aircraft vere doing conte •peede or approaching then.
5:02 to 5:07 PH, E!JPBtm, ONTARIO. 440, BIO, A on:
obJectt t the •ize of the tuil noon, remained notionle•s in fo'
Dinutee, It vae elongetea like a bone vere In
49 FEB. 3. 7:30 NORTH ATLARTIC a brilliant
from ocean, No aircraft curvivorg vere ever round in area "here
crashed.
FEB. 3 1953. 11:20 HARTFORD (AND NEARBY CWNTIES), CONN,'
Abi Ight flash of iight in eky, foliovea by a brilliant of fire
iR*tea aeveral seconae, three •inute• later, a huge explosion in
rocked arca, (COMMEM: -Thie appear. to be an exceptionally large
except that no meteor •hwer vae •cheauleå for thia date, and ate
to the mysterious raging t flare t •ee•n houre earlier an the Atlal
FEB. 3, 1953, Evening. LAINGTON OREGON. 040, An
appeared to throw off blue Although
aany flights of buiioone, the blue •color and after dark Obsca•vati02
tend to baek this being an unknown ob'ect, as the ounset _ nakeg bar
appear red. )
Evening" SAUGERTIES. KEW YORXG A tight
an No details available.
or bright •pot Eppeapeå in a sapor trail efter the airplane crosgec
ieaYing a buzz trail, and remained an same place after glnd' biev
trail asay,
FEB. 6 1953. 10:00 A.E. Near INDIO CALIFORNIA, A .aucer-iike
hovering in Oky .'oineå by uueer—ilke ob3eet, and both
in cue area for next 2 hour.-

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uRG'Åarine Nere
'Disc'
strange "orange, yellowish object traveling at more
*haa 000 $•n.p.h." vas photographd night by a
cameraman watchin— from a Miami Beach home.
eel nm •ere taen ot
0-5 i* •crys,initiative. He out Ibe .W
he Ibe' reprted.
a. millimeter e•mer• trem
hsevzr, *hoyed en' image.
BICAS yesterday
Oni* 61m
The* 'Äief •bservers the to B•bleh the sky from
9aI•d för three min- bme. Nong rere his •Me.
Sie* æconds. vas phob Eleanor. end a •r-
9•.3s p. E. by Pfc• med •t See "at
C. or GO NE p.m.
SL. ANI aerd•nd, O,
•Officials the N•rioe Corps
51ktioa h released About 0:30 p.m. bey beard
, nci"hbors "1.0* tbem.
the pictures iotorm•tioa at •
the
).m. imiay Bihout comment..
For several X•yber
The tilms nre •ot e•ned. ••we saw Be. •n
nüo of the orange. E110ü'i•h obieeq
Byron Ave. pullcd out my eamen
Ms wife day* •boul 40 feet film,"
Rolling ' •aying saucers" After more than —in-
Mesa the ob*ef di*ippeard Nay.
their Residence,
tum nid his wife •od Ibe friend
with *Njetioa •bjeet, •ith
me object hoked like a bau or residents in the •rea,
tire. •as »e4 enneh. The Barioe then tbe o'-
ever. to di agnosed as •t Opa.lmh. and
Ibe •nd a Public laformatim OKiee
saucer or meteor.
Eid be sav the. terceant rent to the Nem •use
• •eryst•l clear" thatl•od the mm.
fast as it •as traveling. be not.l Nerine effiei.ts a! the Air SO-
•M detail ia Ahe object ot pbe.lfhn had DO mmment te make* •a
the photos. They the feel
The Leatheraeek said vmt that Uayber •as in non-
the of the Nerns on orneial capacity. "All •e did •as
hur.cö. Be % as •Ning official-iprocess Ihe film," one officer mm,
{ot oa his L 'WE q
Four views or the "flying saucer" that flashed
over Miami last night are reproduced here from
the film taken by Narine Pfc. Ralph C Mayher. The
4
Air Wing officials. Miami Daily News •rusts did not re-
touch ;'saueer;: it.*if. which loes mme detail
Photog raphäÖbject'
but did retouch scratches on the film and
designated the object Tith arrows. The photos *how
the "orange. sellowisb object" was bowl-sbarRd with a
Is Called
projecåon on top, It *anished, arter
ne latest theory the eau*t
ange, yellowish 'b*ct•• hvper.
over Niami rues*
It •as •euvhDe, tha
d" •ight is that •bat
the pictures date—ats u
•as the fr•t Echt an air-
ane mming in far at
'hd u. t, N. Blum. Navy pilot
temationa' A.i.rr«t
sbo also caid sav •e object
.oio%n ap {.o iO time its Biæ imm a iö-mufim«e
Elm negative. this an unretouched pbotognph ot
an ob#ct by Matine •bo •as bunt-
for
John L Xing. •n nerial gunner
be W the Ai
hring World War n. said "shiagbn.
be eerq•in that •bat be saw
viciojtr of *jeet
*dognphed by • Narine a heÅ" Neyber
•as tbe light grom a Nane
be exrtcide Sme Nera whi
two nights earlier bad reporiet
A Miamian •is Oe teeing the travel
•t tbe field •t great Mayber
Oat *ane due land tOgr•phed ijeet •a iS•miIIi
meter mm. Re Wid it travel
Miami minte after .
*jeet —eo b Surfside It Bies
•ming from tbe east, •dded
He. Maher. •o •as. Enrine aRieiais Xiami re

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15 i95j.üiGDOCPORT CONN, A large explosion •
rocked Connecticut, on 2 separate aaye, One Yith a flat
AM, BUBAPE, BOUTEERN RHODESIA. braiitant
go rea tiash of light seen, ana a oouna vat be Vhe
hollow nctai eyilnaer ianaea on grounø.i, *he. object va ozui
D? , Oro„hau Vhite of a Britiah Rocket •ooiety, aetat on c
•ae ar oue out, Beilevod to be . part of a veatbcr
417 8 1953, 10:20 AM. BULAWAYO BWTKERN RHODESIA, 2002 2800 F
at a 700 foot Oni,
few frm the Rumpe arca vheN the unknoyn —etal bail fen,)
FEB. 9 Bight, 3620' 770„ A Circuit
gtlvsry obJect about 35 feet in diameter, *ith '9nd0Y8 hovered an
for 2b nightg, The vindws appeared blue—lighted, vhile• obJeot gave
rea light. It vag oupposeaxy chasea by uhloh it quickly Ntra
(C;GNMZjn• d'uoer• vith are rare, the ooier. of ot
appear quite correct, )
419 FEB. 9 *ear POINT. NOmH. CAROLIN4. A
eaueer Mae seen trea the ground, A narine pilot Tier about 'O —Inut
•try Ing to find it, then 2 red light' like plane lights Dove ver
leally 10,000 fest up in a fey •eoenac. Be —aced •tosara obJcot at 5
mph, a *hlte hot ob'eot *lth 2 rea 'lae iighto about 10
avcy, bcfore tt ataappeareå tn a tiaah of light *hen speeding
(COMMENT: The cuaaen disappearance In a 'iightfia8h8 is 'imila.r to
Dany saucer report, *here •aucer opeeas up •o tact ao to oeen8int1•
420 FEB. iO 1953. 'U,n.JNGA, CALIFORNIA. (Near L.Ae) a
Ilke ob3ect emitting •xnoke ana tiumes appeared to change shape frou
gaueer to a Ball to a cigar, it hovorea In (CCWYSNT: *hit
rare report, gimliar to one over Riohlande, Vashinztä-a•uiy 1952
be explained by the •aucer •bovine different otaeo at
FEB, 11 1953. NARION CAROLINA, 'of. Reexae
obeervoa a flying oaucer,
422 EEA-.L...-..Z.9.52, Nighte MYRTLE BEACH. sa-PTH CAROLINA, 7820, •
eroeeed This nay have been cue obJeot as Harlon rep rt, bkt t
aetatis are available,
Evening, SURF CITY NEW JERSCY, 3920
, o. A hue
423
*hite or redd2ah bali of fire appearet.i to fall ånto •ea aner
aoieeieggiy croegeå (COMV,Zift' Thie deecraption fits a seteor,
report ineluaed only becuuæ--æ*reporte the •ame night over N. C,
FEB. 12 1953, g;i5 P.M. WASHINGTON DC. 390, 770, A saucer
Sagehea at neerby Kensington for a short tine, •Ro other aeta Src
report on radioe
12 1953, Night. POINT ARENA CALIFmnA. 12
A bri
nets or.
426 FEB. 12 PALESTINE 940, A
earr;ing one red one reen observed by '*ineer through
binocular... Local nuo Æation aloo by —any Xocai observe

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bter. Nena.. •e
More t Cttonges
*ieefrie w...op foreman. beaM that
*kteor falkn• Aar
eoeop•r he.
Lewis. •
éa Che •rea to if any •t •e be n.' at SS.
the npert' "d ben i.rd ••ttyinc æueet•• —uEbiIIty Weas ein.inated. • Wet
Oe Omen —e. semnd persoo •a •e kht &aæbat D
thia •emunt. •prted at Erie another eje
vane
driving
through
e they an
etnude 'f •bæt 1.000
Ket. *ost it. bter.
ear Cæ They
•bout miles •nd Ot direeUy
endee n.
The object. •hea ühted.
distinguished b' bd.'bt
another •t Amba•st, O.
khl Gs•neer rn&ngs
he Jaret made Otis denly. the "d be
fm tuldenta ot Xoene ot • name, Etat
Neht •u seen color. the disfance amp Ngh
was a Utsiderable "noce •h&oke the hlldozen
Ot a *ite Möt. be ibe bee
Bhat po
Repru of uanee kits at —nbled
e*'t it u, pile up N hen a then
id Et •near b —ve the SMRh Camlin. ear.
when It ee— line. Three Mule residQ .
R the kight out and then
afd Oles en MiaestifiabE 0b Feemasy Ot 3S
fbly
ercup •t lees* 12
at first R
In diamoMf¯ifiÖe. After they
the Öiect might light at •
b Rim •nd thm Vith reidenee, d i
Fhe after they had Gren •nty
tt the highway •t n miles
Wätched in Sky
gaid he and the *eritr •bo
•John O, i.ewis 3r, the
mrre«mndent. zid be. his Other
for TWO as chancing trau to
had •eea the light' aput
rear apot ere'
eb-f -
sue •ovine on •
and Nn. Smit.l. bad
• cround
west to
them. Rennet' pat hem
and L
counted the that the
blimp •t a "t pl•nelto the 61ter •nd Nn. Ralph Melton. regu-
—ld. it . teen unexplai»ed Nght the uid that
±ert Rain of Buiemol
Wh Venn. *raved tor
iek Zake ear Gehen
technieian at Fiq
B•hitich•
Üaster.than.Jet speé.
Ft. ptot.ryiing pr
et but •eft ho trail 'in
•y. nid the
ns Dot 8 H.
Visitors 'See
fhe•
at time nd under tor •more
ather
khan two eriy Fr&y.•
Unexplained Obieef Seen Biti. Rust, dt.y of the
Xonr•m , Time.
By Several at Loke View
'led to the pmt along •ith the
YEW. Feb "
F. O Tordogne
•hart *Mer.
Rust wid mthinc *ible
except the light an that there
was m
nuagc, mms quan At leasi
'it "appareil å •neported —eing some mr
grandc Vitesse on' émettre henomen• about midni
halt Ent.
around •t the her matine Mme Aymara X. Def•eour qui rams—ait
d.bit —nit Je ter*r. end
Three men •ho •a —imnant
r •ere enjo
venin: et Mira Alar fica
iliumtnated *hepe mavint¯
.t Thai hour. a laeterrier qui suduit. vil qai• uddeniy gloving light
bearing —nd like an ek-
Nee Ojec •Bertie par high in the to th
Motor or an eulo engine "Lh
•nt fm Aymara, eru- Fascinated. the eoupl•
e knock in It.
Tr.vis C.Y. Rennet.h C- Dew an •ebæ•e un moment be Ciel qui the vision •s it glow
towel} Purit th
r fai"Dt ..ntr•it 'Sin , .åi'f-
upecieace. her were
wutnwcstzcl.y Hicbway •e Ftmais ••enleod•ot ODCUO Brui' ous It soultl
y Gavel •ith the speed
- lake Yie•v sien 'he *iect •as reli&, ie nor•ent. —mprirent
ad thea rie to indete
eighte±. They 'umed 'Nznd
mard bint Xmo Aymard.
the ea,•. getU.na out Ebe
COMES A FLYIN DOUGHNUT!.
objccl noved almæt •v r-
be•d. they •olnr aiowlv ,
ne' tN1.f
AarW.5 a
As to Xt.
•nd •ere • ut-
way lake V:ev at t.•n —e
9. m. an *leet
through •it •t
in the •ading an or.
. two —a,
enge 'iow Oe Thc
Perritis It •as a meteÜ.
•eu)d • at
Ad ame
Diva. —r
•eights über. it ••oul
momentari&.
r ot Cbe might Sust
be bout that. Anr
Ned. "nys tboug!
Lnlly Cbapm•n,
• lot or b
*hat 1 did 1
there
*iny.
Ze," - •e Hit amazement
•t h •ite •bo said t
We abeluteiy taseinal
ne Andrer• are val
here at W. S
Etlæe

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2? -4:00 to 5:00 AX. PERREIÆ, CALIFORNIA e 3720,i2Q
A very br•5-ght light resembling a 'tar, hoverea one hour, anoapea.rea
eeveral timeco ana finally disappe.ped crosglns ia one
(COMMEK!: The cxoeptionai period ot obeervation, betwen ana 2
oug this uay have been a 'tar under rare veather
but; ft dgeeription of It' noving off are correct, thic •m.la
be a rape gavoer report, Only a heiioopter goula perron ouch long
hob* atztnge only air force vouid have them in thia area e)
'*Ishi, finoüeå erratlealiy ana rapidly at tirat in sky, iater
down, 2t changed from reå to green to White, *hiie •iowly noting
Yeq_! to eagt. (COWENT' Thia souiå appear to a aignai •auoer
ob$eet, except Lir force later •tatea it a •tar under unusual
conditions 0 How a otar vouid nove fræ veat to In
not nea by the air force investigatora, )
+29 Afternoon, INVZRNESB, ENGLAND. 57i0, i oval
baci.v and forth at great •peea, dlaappearing tvaoe.
{30 13 19.51. 5•55 DALY CITY & REDWCCD
A very bright obJecC or light hpverea and then •ovea baek ana forth
for i'2 or uore In •key, Other observera reported
long naming trail. at the time. (COMYENT:
Any reports "ede between 5:30 ana 6:30 PK Should be oon•iderea very
doubtful the setting sun •akee oralnary balloon' • ana piane•
and vc»or traile ADDear f lamine or ae bright •pot'.
report- very ) •
.FRB. A reddioh •phere, about the •ize of
•otion)ecø for 15 minutes, then guddeniy disappeared.
432 6:30 PX,NARION. 8CÆTH CAROLINA. 70*' e an
ob*ect carrying a bright *hite i Ight croeseå heaaEng north. Sue
object geen at Siiuiagton, N, C. , bciievea to be a neteor,
533 9:30 XARIOR. CAROLINA. One*yeliov 6bJeot
at i, 000 teet dieappearedi *hen obecrverg vere unaer It, iCo *.eiiov
light yent out, and It had about 12 zøliow. green, ana rea lighte
arranged in a"dlamona •hape. It ther: began moving aioviy, then 80
fa*t thc 70 mph epeea of oar could not keep up, *hie
ccloration unknown in eauoer report', ana obScct nay have boen biinp)
#31} 10:30 P.M. LAKE VIEW SOUTH CAROLINA. 3140,
A red and te iiiuntne ted obJect making a motor noise oro sea
and *hen ovei*he.ed, yes seen er.å white iishto.
Thc urotor not ge 1B unknown tn oaucere, anä obJeoz probably vas¯SiGÄ
'+35 10:35' m. I..AKE VIEW. SOUTH CAROLINA. At about a e
time, another obaerver •av object hovering tn sky, carrying 10 iigh a
end "inking ODtor noise. COnEiiT: Deaeription alnoet •ame as at
30
+36 Evening. F:ITEVILLE NORTH CAROLINA. .
saucer reported here, no detaile available.
9:25 PH, BUDBURY omARIO CANADA. 440, 810. a
ob$ect obscured by •a blue "tet or halo hoverea iC aeeenae

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38 FEB, 16 1953. BEACH.
Xn unident'aticå obåect or light flew inland at an altitude t
taet, ana Yae• oboevea 3 people,
10:55 ONTARIO CANADA.
EQ2..-u.--usz,
A fiery rea obJect vith dark or 'ilvery edges grey larger, ana then
shr
, appearing au a ooita •livery bali *hen disappearing,
• 2:00 P.N, CABIFORNIA,
at great altitude oroaood Yith trounaou. •peta.
20 1953, manlght. PARASOTA. FLORIDA. 27å0, A
in the colors, from a:
darted about at great speea, then 'topping •omentariiy for a tuli
halt hour, ( COMMENT: The obSeet appears to b' one of the ooiorea
X ight signsi uueere dieouøeea previounly, if description of
sovemento is oorreet, If
only oeemed to note, it Eave been
atar •een •under rare conditione, although. other •taro vero not
aesn• to •bine or 'novel , )
PEE. 1953, Daytime. Near XAOROL'iA ARKANSAS. 3±0, 9±0, an
ob3eet a burnitw airplane vith a onoking engine recultea
in a hour search, no Yreckage found, nor airerart Digging.
Thie i' oiZiilar to other reporte of airplane•' reportoå•
after a •eteore passage, b"ever tine neteoro are extremely rare,
Barring possibility thie vas a planes vapor trail, or Jet ob3eot
nysterious sna nay be •omeb" conneotea Vith the oauoera,
VEB. 21 1953. Evening, STURGEON BAY WISCONSIN,
object carrying red, green and bilnrea a int
Ilke a beaoon in the (COMMENT: thie aloo nay be a •ignal canoer)
FEB. 2? 1953, Horning, VILI.ms CALIFORNIA. 39%" p A
m t great height eroeged •gith trenenaous •peea. (Bee Feb, 19 repo)
-3>30 ERIC PENNSYLVANIA. 4210, 80 A iarsee
*.htny or eilver chrme in äiueter, novca
slowly and nolseieaoly Cleveiana for 5 to B minute',
(COMMENT: Any. eauoer report over i •inute, Io very unusual. Thie •ay
have been a ia?ge veatber unaer inflated at i"
e 1 tifuåe, it eboaiå not have appoarea ana
brightly refieotlns the sun. )
2E.R2.22-.-i9.5.1, P.M. CONKZAC% ORIO. 820, A
object, •ilvery or aluminum in color, •honc brightly as headed
eiowiy over Lake Erie at 1500 root altitude, (COMMENT: Ehlo •eono
go back ob3ect seen at nesrby Erie, Pa. 30 ninutee before Mao
balloon, now inflatea to a •phere at a gnater height,)
0B, 22 very late Evening, FAIRPORT, OHIO, bi 0, r
brilliant bail of tight, apparent •ice of a •liver doi
disappeared over the lake, (COMMENT: It precioe tine *ere
Chie obSeot could be identified, If it vae Suet after at
could have been •unlight ahin;ag against a balloon, If aeverai houro
otter sundovn, baiioon vouia be Invi•ibie •Ince it haa no lights, and
It voula have been a balloon,)
0 20, A large,
1953, 7:00 EAüVAIB PRANCE,
luminous pink, .boyiike object flattened •phere , fiev nor terrain
horizontally for 40 •eoondg. then rose •ertiogliy ceverai •econae.

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23 1953. to 3:35 A
circular •etaiiio, but intensely brilliant 0bJeot hovered motionie•.
for nn•rly IO •Inute•, then disappeared urtioall'. Obnrvea by Che
radio navigator in the trenoh air Coroe,
550 jÆ42.-23...A9.5.Z, Noontime, g.æ...-E.Æ..a......æ.E2.E2 ONO, e a
te e regt ot the •une ihi• area hai •any Salioan f isita,
t probable thie ob5eot8 lack of notion vould include S gone
balloon .flighte .
. 39i0,
saucer, emitting a white Siou e.t I*tervaio, •ebbied ag it oro•sea
than a Jet. Obiervea by 2 •sr., ons a former A.P0 teohnioi•.n.
BOVTHPCRT CONN. 8 Gloving eauoere in a bc
form4tBon, hövéred 2 minuteg, then swiftly aaosappeareå.
'EB, 23 Evenins. G.Q.ææ.!a-.-QELQ• 420, Strange
here again, and aloo at AW,ERST, OHIO, other detaile availaDI
$55 *'EB. 23 1953. 4:00 P.M. NIMEs, RANCE, A40, 40, An unknown
crossed leaving luminous vapor trail that Yae at fir•t t]
and horizontal, but later euriea up in loas than a minute, after
becoming ahaped i ike a eircie,
FEB,23 1953. Evening.
TURGEON BAY WISCONSIN.
bright light changing colore observed again, gee repo t '435
'57 FEB. 24 1953. AIL.....E!.Q, 4210,
800. Flying •auoer •as
aeon In area again, by niikman.
$58 FEB, 24 1953. Evening? QLEU......æ......X2&E• 420, 740. A ileht
in aky cnangea color from red to for •hort tine,
959 FEB. 25 1953. A.M. BLIDA. , untaentii
airoraft or obJeot8, fiey noiøeieaeiy f lev with great •peed across
leaving a aireuiar *hit' T'por trail path that renainea for gooe time
Daytime. BERIA BRUNEI BORNEO, 50, •A
460
A letter • from the Education Dept. atreotor tn regponge to oar reque'
to the Borneo papere statea this Mae Venus 'hining Tlaibie
noon time the next day aloo. The exceptional duration tende to baek 1
to aeøe.-lbe a ueuai Sotetlng, circular •auceg)
461 Eno. 26 1953. Morning, PERIGSUX FRANCE. 4509 10. A brilliant .
eyiinttrieai ob)ect, toiiovea by a shapeleea ob'ect appeared in
very large chapeleeg object •oved away *Ith great •peeå, •noise eosiy
and the pole—like or cigar •habea object turned towards city a
-aeron part of for I ninåte, (COEMENT: Thig appeare to be rare
report of a aa•zer aeen *ith the oxgar—ehaiea obJeetc, firet
Sweden 2n 1946. the eyyitnecee• •aid 003eot aovea Xn different
direations, ana novea too teat to have Deen ciouag of any •orz.)
6: 05
yellow vhite
ainutes in the veatern
ana had the
ax. NONROE *OWNSHIP. OHIO. 420, Bei', A very
light, elliptical or eyeghapea, hovered tor 2
It appeared about '8 inches' aeroga,

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ORTIS-RIO, a very
563 E.F22-.....2Z.Evenia
height light, than airplane, hovorcd in 20
minute', gradually shrinking in until diaappearanoe.
OB. 2B 1953' 91 a romaah
ban - of, tire or light hovered over city 5 ninuteg, Obeervea 200
+6.- e:25 P.N. OREGON. 1230, a
12 apparent size of a football, Yith a tall, eEy,
any.l exploded, 'hooting out ceverai balis of fire, burned
03.0 In atr, Local obscrvere obJect Yag a fir.bail "teoro
ö • e •OVERALL SAUCER PATTERNS AND CONCLUSIONS' e
OF ACTIVITY PATTERN: The or
the typee of objecte are very approximate and doubtful, due to chort
period, of obeervation an nost reports. A sphere nay appear as a flat
diet.' hen seen at great distance: a diae nay appear oigar—8hapea
geem only edzeviee, 0? vioe—vereaj A nay reemble a opheN if
ae•en3Cuiifaee' ana rotati% oapeoiaii' on a hazy day.
Other than something unknovn and/or strangely Daneuvering vag •ee
the classificatione are the beet that Oan nade under these diftleu:
conditions, Day tine objecto are classified veil ae possible by
oha,pee and night obJect by color, einee they are rarely seen veil
enough at night to describe •hape, Each report •given a
total of reporte, ag sore exact baei• is not too useful in the very
approxinate classifications ,
DAYTIME RÉPORTS
SAUCERS
22
207 21,22
24,29D6
PPRERICAL
(39,48)
CIGAR-LIKE
8 26,41)
AIRPLANE
BALLOONSt
10 =
(16 30
45 , 06 , 47
50,)
NIGHT REPORTS
( Only colora given as chapee are rarely seen)
YELLOW to RED
60)
BLUE GREEN
NO COLOR GIVEN
COLOR CHANGED
(26
27,32,
56}
(460)
(7,1
15
65')
{2 m.iOUNT OF ACTIVITY PATTERN: These classifications are
approximate, but indicate some ulnor trendse From a general southern
oovorage of the couth last •onth, aetivity nov seems about equally hea
fron entire omntry, except eontinued veakneee in •the Nor east
poet notable in its increase from very aiight activity to hea leet
aotiY1ty ot ali areas.
NORTHWEST
SOUTHWEST
10 report'
40,104,)
NIDWEST
12 report'
W26 2B 42,
51
57
NORTHEAST
16 report'
SOUTHEAST
12 reports
22 ,31+

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FAUCEF" etmitar to this b' Dili . dio
Kan-. vetk. told the NmSHO DA.*LY..OEMO.
I-;oW.i like en Ehret made the United "talc* —hkh piloted •y bu-
unte man from He üctchcd 'bls dn•hg. •hleh •ter •s rebuehed b' Nmsho•g
*Y". per. Thc details missin; in draw ins {mm h.g dcrription are more pmpcUers Thich
in ort'ct to *how t.hc Squyrct —id.bc ute object .hovrr tn
ear!v 'E •hllc h•: on hi:• tc •err eild sud•izn'y rme ttrmcht
ug tty •me • cmes«
34.•• the u hasu« 5 .a.iumBllani N',t:
Wal. Mm.
IAASåuc
Seen by Pittsburg Radio Employe
Up Straight a
S
A Light Cord' Out of
Sight, Says Squyr
'Sort of Wiggled,"
Had 'Whole' Bunch of
Propellers' at Middle
THE ABOVE
,when it straightvould be DO exhaust marks
deam. •s ibe ob.iRt • •jut sri&h- S
p •nd or sight.
"It wunded like a covey or oed up •it. -
NCUJDED
undr« Qaan Ukinc •orr.•• Bob Grtrn. rho is
wres —id. ••cnt up stra8btbe his hD they Y"
Ebool. b •orklag oo usts.OF SLIGHT
s a light cord "
He uid •hen be IO theSIMILARIff
ur oblect he • JaboraEcb
bok at It. Be "ld Le
re idling and of thmbbing• PiUsbu-% offiær•
e drew n plet.ure or t' for theeey eat
ALY DEMOCRAT.
-üerc thc •erc. -ka'
like '—o turtle a
Cro platters "ined mornin; rain.
jt.h Bid offieen didn•t
bers right 'hoe two halveSfind anything. •n olticet
-zo:ned
him they dido'
PORT,
'rpm 'bc sud.
• DAILY LEMCKRAT that sama•ld "I me P$UÆDurg p•mr didnt
Cbe —uch
bmkcd him- • 'like an ob- me rakitorial Maff —id
made in the United state*ß'ore •indovs in Üae middlc
Ithey •ere ouvjnced
and by huTh re •Iso ros a .Nue light*
thc truth.
i . but 1' tluct.uateö7FÖö7'ie;
nuns. mt —me man trun Mara
is married. 42 mats DW
light blue.
uyres sa
Bill on the start o
and the • iro •ehildrcn
-Eöfii7cnbIe acUvity i' He bas been radio eotcrtaina
radio —alfon KORM. - Attsburg
he definitely a *cUOU ••uee • window *'ad
ot his utc. "mrun= Ran-
hehi1M a th
i.iueu uOWij.
City iD 1936. Bc live
ovige "ckgL.1L"
front Fri obÄ.
•ears eith sUUon RITE.
ApparaiUy Qils fit•.
Nays a zuit•r.
beck in cac
end Eir.ex •nn S' 15 a. m 'F 'bie.h bcen.bmught be
-eat.
Z*'.s public Ot • 'lb-Ing sau
They •re not ubouL to make
••ben he ew the objectær" •bch humus have •e
trad. this hformatim.—• be
the in ama.ny "en —en,
taid. *I'm not to k'
area mven •nd • George Haswy. dation an
Half or Pitts-bouncer; Iao SWford. ebict me shots or anvuine. cJr
cineer; tidn% it. •
As*ed if
He near Fmnten•e, Xan and all vent
, or &imuar *enamerm
nine miles httsburgmt -b Tbcy •II
....-.ahe eaid:
Eid it ma a Enes* we
and and •bet* "methin
eight to 19 fet from theh•d ben. —id it boke
ure baekvu.h •ber
or •igziinc.-
straighQ up• ort.
'he back ot hc Aid. umpiæ ot •n
—It Long andtbe earth are
about as •t ute
ahs
•as balk. " .
He Bid art a' the erparb. and un
he•r miraa..-
b quiet, Obd
escribed as e
blicity
Ae said air
ot tbc DI b" oa
im expe'
Neo•ba

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Ehe 1952 Cha —oa
xn-zeresting tine tor caueer reporte to dte, due to the unpreoad•ntea
greas these report' cane trm ethe poaaibii'.t' they •en
germioe, ana these report' are of cuch ag •eli ag
importance, that each issue viii one or uorø guoh "port' •
in this feature •eotlon, *his togue reprint' ÄRO,
S "port oiippir% and original draying, •
the •ighttrz •ade only person, and therefore
does not have the 'eight of •everai reputable obaervera, to
loee,i nevepapero, Bquyre• generally Hovn •a: node•t, not to
relighte ot taney.
In hie recent book, Keyhoø Air roroe inprecsea
and considered It quite NiiabIe.4nother niter
.Tleuert Bquyrea, infoma •e he also cannot read nor 'rite, and pot
too educated, and thug •eena unlikely he could have road anothe
report or baa a reading to have toned oo detailed a
TO OTHER REPORTS:
ihig obSeot re•enble the great of nuoerg
in the paet. The only other report it ciightl' noenbie•
the Chi lee—Vh1tted report ot Jul' 1948 Hwever, thia
laege transparent on and Yao rocketship—iib
'In shape.
e(z) Ve again have the otat
extension aimz the ob3•ot, •iniiar to
2 Object •entioned in reviev 7, page I ana 15. Theae extensions,
however are again dio•iaiiar in chape fre tho Na.xatavney ana gaNen
City report',
The are quite to 2948
Ohl lee report;
ia rarely mentioned In any •auoer report, Of coae
interest 18 that ouch bright vould be n•ea b' a apaoeahip
•tram a blue—yhite• •tar, Vega), or troa a planet Olon to the
sun (i ike Venua) , rather than a lighted planet like ,
whose i*.ght primarily of Che *his aloo 'onnaote vith
shgrp saucer •Increases during Nara approach", ana nay nean Nara a
apace Atation for them, rather uan ae their real origin,
the observation of a a future,
einÖe 191&7. Since •aid light in vinaov glaring ana be vaa
not nuoh closer than 100 feet, it •ore he sav a 'human—iike
fora, AJI pregent data and logio points to only non—htnang in oauoer•.
the throbbing sound of idling notor• very unusual, rami'
reported. It poeeible they pover only •ovine propeiiorø, vhiio ueual
engine operates saucer at •upereonie apeede. The vertical
or Che object ompieteiy maleo Nt any hoyn US aircraft,
CONCLUSION: Thie report appeare to bc moot authentio •Of ian Ing
Feporte for important Aug—Sept, 1952 period. *he humanoid deaoraptione
also appeara Che Dost authentic nae an recent report', to our belief.
Ali typewritten material in thie aaeazine copyri hted•
emission
. to re rant portione oan be obtained by vriting
Send stamp *hen Vriting reviev to oover ooet of reply. Next seue
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AI,• It mra ot
pnibi• a euc ainn
being eo•t". t"
—parU —r. fre ail poo.ibi•
•atasu•e•, —paper, fer baek
Mnc erinc oe 1951,
cl....i»inu ot
other• inur€sua pieta
oe report' bee— beeaug
•o orur el..ippi.nc
ter o•nd in ciS.ppi.nac •a
but rising at
En 'b' for sciene•
at ban ia JAW nn •agazine, a •ail
1953, bou A.i.o gait
b' '"tt.ai.n.i.n,
of or repet
1..Niu& *VAN 'Qiomr,
of nd iaue•r arucle•, VI.IÜM a.i*iine
1952 onr Yorfoiit, Vat O
•Iao 2
vu•ied, reporters, psychiatrå"sc
eaiem eoiiege Btu&nts, in
In vu Xaard,
ar •rs AWOtm in
evi..l.iu hu rupaDdeå
ia Karima, Jaw;
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utm
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• •port' 1952, a 'taa
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for Zeng hu b'"
u—Uoa British,
a—ber af
ca.ii•d
• dinot uai.iöi., but couip aevs
fæ.r 'tud'•c being piu
are causing er
•wretl'
ul.i
emperatiæ uder the of gecu—
W—aUao, a.iTiBaa not pemittoa. In VS
vork a
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*n.famaUÄ avalieble me
geer üii.inc
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1. uæ• in print
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a a -poebtbn&
tho anatia
• Asooeiau Altar ef
or Eti.cie•
tra in Zrica
h.i.' 'bov in Balti—on, *Bering a vee*
h.l.' coiiecum.
in coma—ante
nun .
mea.iva.nc sauecr fr— hee ic.a•
12,0Ø clippings to in thc past 2 yce.rs.
COVNGE
At rcsent, araraea at TO •lipping. Meek,
oxa.ci.tppi.nc inc.wue
Mai nebe cl..ini.no rccelvod duds.
ot 1952 to 11,000, n•üer 1.3 exeuo ot
mea.l•d into
8±•• * ii• peee. In æeb
a page, Ln prod. &omioöcci being
A süjecta, ineludi.:w
(2 *oto•, vaport&4.i.), (mm IO),
tiny), (6 bau a
specieiised
at bean but 105
flied, .eab 70 report' in at
a.trcnat 8,000 600m (not total at ei..ippin.),
Wod paos or photostaø zaat
ea..l.e • - : .
bet.ea nd 70 818bti.np •
flilod i e nouboolø foe 2 Eow•
H.I.M.nc th.fr8 •
ciÖU..ncø ioacl ame
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•o to bc q•i.iDMcaI *Seet'
but equally aridne 'A1 of
0K ORIGM
ot alnost ail d*..iia
9010',
n—a.n.h
i' 19116 ot RoeEo±C
2. — i9b7 af •ports ocr
— 199 of
1952 Bu. vorid..
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a aroad...nc —h
a au pxiU« •as 3
1950
T, 1952
ti'l.ng i.'
bafo• or arrival
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