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Pty Qisisss: us LAY) ~ CONFIDENTIAL~ ar Fon fan GIES EALS EE PT be SECURITY INFORMATION | COUNTRY | REPORT NO. ue (LEAVE B a ame a n MLZ FESO Blue Book AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT ‘SUBJECT Reman rm Report of Unidentified Flying Object AREA REPORTED ON FROM (Agency) Horry County, South Carolina Commanding Officer, Pope AFB, N. C. DATE OF REPORT DATE OF INFORMATION EVALUATION 5 Man 59.) 2), ~ 25 Feb 53 F-6 _ PREPARED BY (Officer) SOURCE 2d Lt Earl M Crouch REFERENCES (Control number, directive, previous report, etc., as applicable) Msg IC-1,8 fr CO ATIC, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio Dt-time Gp 1905392 Feb 53 SUMMARY: (Enter concise summary of report. Give significance in final one-sentence paragraph. List inclosures at lower left. Begin text of report on AF Form 112—Part II.) Report of the sighting of an unidentified flying object by Lloyd C Booth of Conway, South Carolina, at 300345Z (January). Three (3) Navy blimps were reported in the area at approximately the time of sighting. It is probable that what Booth saw was one of these blimps, EARL M CROUCH 2a Lt, USAF Invest’ kation Officer eee ee Approved. J, Pr“ 4p, CARTER E DUNC Colonel, USAF ’ Commanding DISTRIBUTION BY ORIGINATOR 1. Director of Intelligence Headquarters USAF, Washington 25, D. C. 2. Chief, Air Technigal Intelligence Center, ATTN: ATIAA=2c, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 3 6 Commanding General, Ninth Air Force, ATTN: NCFOI, Pope AFB, Ft Bragg, NC » File, Headquarters 4415th Air Base Group, Pope Air Forse Base, Fort Bragg, NC NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT, 50 U.S.C.— 31 AND 32, AS AMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION OR THE AY THER OF ITS CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHIBITED BY LAW. IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN rs TR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY irsiitbhasiienth OF THE DIRECTOR OF INTELLIGENCE, USAF, | a | " b £ MD § (/S2/ LASSIEICATION), = fp yx U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : “19600-18331 7 > — F >. — Declassification Authority: NND 57565 Declassification Authority: NND 57565 AF FORM-112-—PART II ‘ (CLASSIFICATION) | APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948 AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT FROM (Agency) REPORT NO. ee #& —— __—_—_——_—_—_—_—_ _—————————————————_——— was of an introvert nature which corresponds with the statenents of others. ‘The Mayor of Conway, S.° Cs, Stated that he was not personally acquainted with Booth, but that he knew of the family and that as far as he knew they were very reliable people, Mr. Larry Baulier, editor of the "Field", one of.ths two (2) newspapers in Corway, 8. ¢., and the only one which carried the story, stated that he had investigated the story, and that from his own investigations had found nothine which would disprove Boothts story. Mrs Baulier’s written statement is inelosed with this renort. Mr. Ws. Horace Carter, General Manager of the “Field” and four (1) other newspapers in the Myrtle Beach area, also gave a written statement in which he said that he had investicabed Booth and his stery very carefully and that he is convinced that what Booth said is _[trne. Mr. Carter has just been awarded the "Man of the Year" award for the state of V [North “Garolina, and is a nominee for the Pulitser Prize. From my own investigation of ' Mr. Booth, { am convinced that he saw something,’ Booth has had two (2) years college at Wingate College im North Caroline and he served for twenty-two (22) months in the last War, He speaks imbelligently, expressing himself very well. However, it ig entirely possible that what Booth gaw was = Navy blimp enroute from Glynco s Georgia, to Weeksvilie, Ne-@s.. This theory came from Cs W. Hall of the Gaa Control Tower at Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington, MN. ¢ His story written in the "Field" is inclosed with this repert.. : | 5, The weather on the night of 29 January 1953 in the Horry County area was clear and cool with Winds avout four (4) M.P.H. ‘This is the official report civen to m by ene. Jd Weather Squadren at Pome Air Force Base, W. t. This corresponds to the story ziven by Booth, but mot the one given by the CAA Control: Tower, The report from there voit 3! ga hish headwinds kept the blimps flying from Georcia to North Caroling tin- 1siz a | : : te There was apparently no activity or conditions meterological or otherwise miich might account for the sighting. 8. There Was no existence of any physical evidence such as pene vee * ” nee ‘ | 3 wh ia ‘ bX" ‘ : enc oh ‘ d the. like of sighting, | agents, photographs Se There was no intercevtion or identification action talren, 10. Other than the possibility that one’ of the Navy blimps mentioned above might have been in the area, there vas no known air traffic sroind at the time, : il. Reporte of sighting unidentified aircraft of uncoventional desion have been oming in from the Hong County area for quite some time, but Booth! only one that has reported seeing the ebjects so close at hand, eport are several newspaper articles on the Booth Sighting and o sightings. One interesting Sidelicht gathered from this investig $ Sighting is the Inclosed with this n other reported eople of this area are quite upset over the deaths of so many of girtohen.: gal laim that every time one of these objects is reportedly sichted, within twenty-four 2l,) hours several cows in the vicinity are found dead, The veternarians of this: area pay that the cattle have died from ¢austic or fead peisening. This may or may have ~— some bearing on the repdérted sightings. paws ie ing ¢ ; 4 cy NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT, 50 U. S. C.— 31 AND 32, AS AMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION OR THE REVELATION OF ITS CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHIBITED BY LAW. ALR-FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF ms in cs nar EN ! FEE a "es : a | “ : 6 Seale + vhat S§ PACA JON) ¥ 16—55570-1 U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE = > » AF FORM. 112-PART 1 APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948 “ay ~ (CLASSIFICATION) AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT FROM (Agency) REPORT NO. CERTIFICATE OF CHARACTERS: To Whom Tt-May Contern: { have talked to Eleyd Booth on five occasions since he sighted a mysrerioug flyine object. on the night - January 29, 1953. Mr. Booth has told me the same story on ea@h @eceasion. He told it in deadly seriousness. He was never tangled up on details and never had to think to answer any. question concerning it that 1 could ask him He is quiet, imbrovert type personality. He is not prone to talk much, He told mo one about bis experience for several days after the incident other than his inmedi« ate fanily. I talked with a large mimber of Mr. Boothts neighbors, including some who have. known him ail bis life. Everyone has said that he is a good, Christian, God-—fearing man that has mever been known to lie or misrepresent anything. Rev. Ewell Jones, a Baptist preacher in Horry county who has known Booth all his life, said thst he was of good character and when he told you something you cetild depend upon it. ‘The same story is told wy every individual in that commumity that we have conbacted., /t/s/ We Horace Carter > TRUE cory. Sates - T aby s - CAL OF CE ARACTERe February 25, As far as I know from my own investigation I would say that the report of Mr. Boeth as to the Wivineg sauscer™ is substantial and Mr. Booth's character and past is reliable, LARRY BATGLTER Editor of the Field Conway, South Carolina dak renee | A CERTIFIED TRUE COPY ft/s 4 NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT, 50 U. S. C.— 31 AND 32, AS AMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION OR THE REVELATION OF ITS CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHIBITED BY LAW. IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY OTHER THAN UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF INTELLIGENCE, USAF. Ss ee ee CLASSIFICATION) = 4 16—55570-1 =U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE Declassification Authority: NND 57565 = -~ - _ ~* CURI Lad : | " 7 . : aca tL eee ad é ’ ee ee eee I aac ms , * f ¢ ¥ &: ‘ «Be al | Gee a > EAS a : PAs ee oe | AF FORM 112—PART il wl CLASSIFICATION) cor. ~ AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT FROM (Agency) REPORT NO. PAGE -—— er ee PEYING SauceR (The Field, Conway S. ¢., February 5, 1953) about 2 feet long and about 12 feet across, was a light greyish color and was 11% up on the insides Two places in the front somewhat resembled cockpits and were glassed over. YT ceuld sec the light inside but could see no object in there, The back also has somethine resembling a cockpit with a stained glass over it, Light was Coming through this section, but I gould, not see through it," Booth said. "The object was about eight or ten feet deep. The front sloped upward at the base at an angle of about 60 degrees and the back was sloped upward at an angle of hO to 50 degrees, The sides came straight down from the top for maybe four or five feet and then sloped outward and joined the base at about a 5 degree angle,” Booth said. The object obviously was novel in construction and gave am overall, strea- lined effect something like half an ege cut trom end to end. "iinderneath the 'saucer! was something resembling @ built-in wheel, with half the twheel', possible three feet across, extending below the base in a crescent shape, There were no markinecs anywhere on it because I looked hard for seme identification," Booth said. He continued, “There was no visible means of support for the object. It had no propeller, there were no exhaust funes showing, no vapor trail and I could detect no vapor trail and I could detect no unusual oder. It simply sat there and drifted along as I ran around and around it cetting just as good @ look as T covld, - I wacched it for at least 20 minutes, maybe as much as 30 mimites." Despite Boothts yelling for some one to come and see the object, Setirexeiticn ERK EKeReS he aroused no one and in desperation after thig Length of time, he fired his pistol straight m at the "saucer" at a distance of about 75 feet. "IT heard the bullet hit the object, It made a metallic seund and bounced off. A bare instamt after the bullet hit, the object began makine’ considers ably more noise like a large electric motor and tock off at a hich rate of speed at about a 65 degree anele, It kept that same course until it Was completely ow of sicht," said Booth, | a en pointed out that the noise it made when it took off could have been heard * easily ab his house y 14 some one had been listening for it, although it was by no means a loud noise like an aircraft of conventional desipn would have made. : He ‘also debunked any notion that it was a helicepter or any other known type aire Bina "I have been-in helicopters and been in and around almost every type plane. oiS Was none of them and didn't even faintly resemble any of them," he szid. Booth said that he was reluctant to tell «9 b | ois anyone anout the object, even his fanil. because of the: widespread debunking of those who have reported soeliin aoitertaie Thad seni However, his family had heard the shot, and he told them about what he had He also told Rev, Elwell Jones, Baptist minister in Horry County, and Rev Jone said "I have known Lioyd Booth all my lite. We are about the same a0 and Ae together, When he says he saw something, he did." and thatts the opinion oF dona f Horry Citizens who have known Booth for years. "He is a Christian helen who de ig . drink or misrepresent anything,” said ome of his neighbors, RC RY a ait m : S aH . - $ Ps f | | * 4 rg as @ finishing touch, the cow poisening entered the affairs. At least 12 cows have diéd aysveridusly in Horry County within the last three weeks. Ait have died NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT, 50 U. S. C.— 31 AND 32. AS AMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION OR THE REVELATION OF ITS CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHIBITED BY LAW. IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR ee NI D STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF INTELLIGENCE, USAF. e “VaR : Y Kod 16—55570-1 U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE AF FORM 142—PART II “AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT FROM (Agency) REPORT NO. - + = —— a $$ nae FLYING SAUCER (The Field, Gonway, S. C., 5 February 1953) instantaneously, some never even Kicked. All have died from poisoning, of a caustic nature. There have been no early symptoms. The cows simply have fallen over, and have died in an instant. Two cows owned by Henry Anderson died of poisoning less than a mile from the sichted object on the very night that Booth saw it. Both cows were milked and fed the evening before but were stone dead at milking time the mext morning. Other cows have died the same way from Mrytle Beach throuch Red Hill and into the adrian and Poplar sections. And the greatest number of hogs have died in the area in history. Some farmers have lost whole herds. One man alone reported losine 75. They did not die of cholera. All of which might add to the mystery. What did Booth ses? Whyi was it there, Tid it have anything to do with the death of Horry Livestock? THE FIEID, Conway S. C., Thursday, February 19, 1953 "limps Dontt.Go That Fast" BOOTH PERU'S C. A. & THEORY HE HIT BLIMP The Rerey County farmer whe on January 29 became the only man in the world to. snoot a Ilyine ‘sancer today debunked a CAA Suggestion that he might actually have “wounded” a Nawy blimp. Lloyd Cs ‘Booth, 2?, said; "T have seen mary blimps and I've even been in ONG. 1% certainly know a blimp when I paw one & feck over my head." | That was) Mths height oL the unidentified object whieh floated slowly over Booth's farm on the eventrwi. night aid which soared away after he shot at it with # 4,22: +: 7 cy : 4 } + . ” | pistol, Booth s sighted the object after a conmotion among his livestock sent him in search of a possible prowler. The blimp survestion ¢ fuescday from C, We Hall of the CAA control tower at nae en fieid, Wilmi ington, Ne. C. Hall said three Navy blimos were en route from tLynmed, Gas, to Weel oville, N. G., on Jamary 29, and that one of them could easily bane passed over Horry County at midnicht when Booth Was Patrolling his farm, st % 3 oo kept the blimps low, Hall said, which was why Booth spotted one just ten feet above the pines on his land. | Booth rejected the blimp possibility on the basis a aa ug 4-03 sis of his pas raft. He added; . ast experience with the i > % : = With an anti-aircraft unit for 22 months during the war and I was trained we separ planes gm sight. If the object T saw and shot was «a plane or a blimp purely would have known, I watched the thine for almost 30 minutes, ™ ne Booth described the craft as being circular, with the contour of an ece sliced f£ ma to end. He viewed it froma directly below. and from both sides, but was un ble b ops detect ary identifying Marks or means of prepulsiome He gay din 14 ght onan tL Poca what might have been a cabin on the forward vopside and ‘hear the underside : is NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT, 50 U. S. C.— 31 AND 32, AS AMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION OR iva ay ge OF ig CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHIBITED BY LAW. IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF INTELLIGENCE, USAF. Hn a4 8 16—55570-1 U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE + 1 @ 4 AF FORM 112—PART II IFICATION) APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948 | * AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT FROM (Agency) REPORT NO. PAGE 1 OF WDLIMPS DON'T GO THAT FAasti™ While cruising from east to west over him, the craft gave off a low hum, like # distant auto. Booth was able to keep pace with the vessel at an averaze walking speed, it was almost directly above him when he fired at it; his bullet struck with & metallic sound. The craft shot up and away instantly and was beyond rance when Booth fired a second Gime. "It took off at a speed I'd estimate at 700 miles an how,” Booth said tdoday. "Tl neyer heard of a blimp going that fast." CAAeman Hall opimed that an investigation of the blimms now at Weeksrille would reveal a dent in the bottom of them where Booth shot it. ‘The Navy has not announced any such damace or indicated any association with the shooting since the event was reported, | : Reports of flying saucers have been frequent in this area during the past few weeks. One Was seem near Myrtle Beach a week befere the Booth shooting. & Marine Gorps jet pilot pursued and lost s strange ¢raft along the Carolinas coast. Last Friday, atether was seen by four people at Myrtle Beach, heard by another, then seen by six others a few minutes later over Marion, Ss. ¢. Latest reports were made last night when three Myrtle Beach residents saw an unidentifiable object fly inland at approximately 1000-foot altitude, THE HORRY COUNTY NEWS AMD THE LORIS SENTINEL, Loris, South Carolina, Thursday ; February 19, 1953 BOOTH SAYS FLYING SAUCER WAS NOT A NAVY BLIMP conwayy Se Cs = Feb, 17 ~ The Horry County farmer who on January 29 became the only man in the world to shoot a flying saucer today debunked a CAA Suggestion that he might actually heve "wounded" 4 Navy blimp. Lloyd €. Booth, 29, said: "I have seen many blimps and I've even been in one, I'd certainly know a blimp when I saw one 80 feet over my head,¥ That Was the height of the unidentified object which fleated slowly over Boothts farm on the eventful night and which sosred aWvay aitex he shot at it with a .22 pistol. Booth sighted the object after a commotion among his Livestock sent him in search of a possible prowler. The blimp suggestion came yesterday from C. W. Hall of the Caa control..tower at Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington, N. G. Hall said three Navy blimps were en route from Glynto, Ga., to Weeksville, N. C., on January 29 and that one-of them could easily have passed over Horry County at midnight when Booth: was patrolling his farm". : a; ¢ 4 hes. age " iy om ' High headwinds kept the blinns low, Hall said, which was. why Booth spotted one Just ten feet above the lines on his land. eae ae % Booth rejected the blimp possibility on the basis of his past experience with the craft. He added: ae | Taps wes : Wi was with an anti-aircraft unit for 22 months during the war and = trad TAY , oe @ Sis ; NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT é 50 U.S. C.— 31 AND 32, ASAMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION OR THE REVELATION OF ITS CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHIBITED BY LAW. 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