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AF FORM 112—PART I valet
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1943
(CLASSIFICATION)
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT 37 2,7) 9
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FROM (Alyency) REPORT NO. | i eed .
Director of Intelligence ‘
Headquarters Eighth Air Force | SAP~2=79 PAGE 5 OF 6 PAGES
(4) cea ERE REEEE | (4) MD 2 ives in an upstairs
a veteran or 3000 hours of flying Garage rtment at the rear of
in the US Air eee Pas the address given and claims over
300 hours of combat time.
(5) "... called his wife at about 5:30 p.m. (5) According to Mr. his attention
Sunday and asked her to bring his camer was directed by his wife to a
oub.6o ain... * strange cloud overhanging Port Worth
at the time. Ur, went dow
- +s i stairs to the side yard to look at
the cloud, which was described as
"boiling mad," streaked with orange,
and henging directly over his house
~~ although it wes clear on all
Sides, The base of the clovd wa
reported at approximately 3500 ao
and broken, The too of the cloud
could not oe seen,
Locking westward he reports he saw
three perpendicular streaks of
light in a V formation moving hori-~
zontelly on a heading of 15/20
degrees, These were described as
extremely bright and luminous and
it was the opinion of Mr that
there was insufficient light at that
hour of the day to produce that
bright a reflection from a solid
object. These streaks of light,
with an overall span greater than
& normal aircraft, were all similar.
Reeds Rams Adve
After seeing the first three objects
called upstairs to his
wite to bring the camera, Within
an estimated 45 to 60 seconds he
Was ready to take pictures,
kt tae nce
reports that he was able
to photograph a second three streaks
of light which behaved exactly as
the first three, These are allezedly
shown in the pictures (Incl Mo. 2),
ai tate to the next tyo
etures were ol ark sec. par acrapl
5o(2) below and Incl No. 3), The
last "object," allesedly shown in
Incl No. 5, reportedly behaved
exactly as the others except it was
alone and appeared to be moving at
a greater Speed, The entire episode
required a period of two or three
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