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Evidence Log · E108

Received security-controller telephone calls describing aerial lights and glowing object

ReportedFirsthand1967-03-24 (recounted 2011) · First-person retrospective testimony of communication

Record

Date
1967-03-24 (recounted 2011)
Claim or item
Received security-controller telephone calls describing aerial lights and glowing object
Evidence category
First-person retrospective testimony of communication
Firsthand?
Yes (calls); no (object observation)
Publicly accessible?
Yes
Independent corroboration
No independent guard statement established in current entry
Assessment
Testimony credible as report of recollection; visual claim secondhand
Notes
Explicitly separate phone-call experience from visual observation. Sweep of all hosted page text, 2026-11-12: AARO's Historical Record Vol. I p. 30 says AARO interviewed former ICBM crew (Malmstrom, Ellsworth, Vandenberg, Minot, 1966-77) and deferred findings to Vol. II; at the 17 May 2022 House hearing (transcript p. 37) Bray said the UAP Task Force had not looked at Malmstrom. No contemporaneous record found. Bounded search: the 341st SMW unit histories (hosted on this site) record only the 16 Mar 1967 Echo Flight fault; no Oscar Flight incident and no guard statements appear. No other federal record of Oscar Flight was found (chunk F, 2026-11-12)
Linked case IDs
CASE-032

Why this grade

ReportedFirsthand From the Evidence Log's Assessment ("Testimony credible as report of recollection; visual claim secondhand"), and Firsthand? ("Yes (calls); no (object observation)"). Grade rules.