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…arent descrepencies between the statements of the two officers may be attributed to the fact that the light was initially observed by Major Lemon approximately five min

…and by radar by GCA operators and visually by control tower operators who were called. It appeared as a definite "blip® on the GCA scope, the same size as a aircraft. It appeared for a period of betuwen eight (8) to ten (10) mimites at an altitude of 1,000 fect. It gave the appearance of a white unfooused light. For quite some time it appeared motion- less i…

…n in the same direction as mentioned above which appeared again to be several feet. It then stopped and dropped again and stayed out of sight for approximately five (5) seconds, then reappeared and disappearing again. The last time I was the object, it app- eared to be about three (3) inches in diameter. The time that had lappsed from the first time I saw it…

…bject oval in shape that gave off light the color of a star. JI could not identify the object, but it resembled somewhat a happening that occured approximately five nights before; however on the first night the object possessed more characteristics, The object traveled at an usstable rate of speed and the light flashed on and off. it seemed to stop at scatte…

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…iles per hour. 2 did not have one object in sight over thirty (30) seconds. About three of the nine objects sighted flew in a straight line, zig-zagged four or five times, then went straight again, One neighbor is known to have noticed this zig-zagging. DISAPPEARANCE: The objects had a very brilliant light until just before they disappeared. ALTITUDE AND DIR…

…es per hour. <I did not have one object in sight over thirty (30) seconds. shout three of the nine ebjecta sigvted flew in a straight line, alig-sagged four or five times, then went straight agin, One neighbor is known to have noticed this sig-aagzine. DLiSarPeasincs: The objects had a very brilliant light until just tefore they disappeared. ALTITUDE AND DIA…

… object. It did not move while I was watching. When it went away it just vanished. I don't know what time it was when I saw this object. I watched it for about five minutes. I observed this object visually fran the ground. I couldn't find it with the binocularse I used. Binocular No. 7X50. This object was directly overhead at Tinker Air Force Base, I have no…

…st thought it was a search light. There are no search lights in this part of the country that I kmow of; how- ever, I haven't spent much time here for the last five or six years. There was no sound. The color was the same as a search light beam. It looked like a search light beam reflecting off a cloude I couldn't tell how many objects there were. When I saw…

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…eler saw an object appear in the sky at a very high unknown altitude. The object on its initial appearance appear- |... 6a to be circular, and was aprx one and five tenths (1.5) inches ih diameter,(as observed from the ground with the naked eye). The thickness of the object. could not be determined. The object began losing altitude at a very fast rate of spe…

…d, Peeler saw an object appear in the sky at a very high unknown altitude. The object on its initial appearance appear- ed to be cirevlar, and was aprx one and five tenths (1.5) inches ih diameter,(as observed from the ground with the naked eye).The thickness of the object. could not be determined. The object began losing altitude at a very fast rate of spee…

…nd observation of Mr. Brooks was from Sherman, Texas, 3344N 9331W. Direction of objects from the observers at Perrin was North East; distance was approximately five (5) miles at an undetermined altitude; direction of objects from the observer in Denison was just Hast of the town at first sighting and appeared to be at an altitude of 1200 to 1500 feet and wer…

…ATION REPORT FROM (Agency) REPORT NO. PAGE OF PAGES I was sitting in my backyard and spotted these seven (7) red lights at an estimated altitude of four (4) or five (5) thousand feet at 2140 Saturday night, 25 July 1953. ‘These stayed in sight sixteen (16) minutes. For approximately ten (10) minutes, six of these lights stayed in an identical position withou…

…served it for thirty mimites, I would judge it to be about 70 or 75 thousand feet in @ north westerly direction from where I stood, I stopped looking for about five minutes ond when I looked up again it was gone, es Lee X Margy toe oe aa Weingarten ~ APPROVED: Oo SMMC, GURVIN BE MILLER, JR, Captain, USAF Grow Intelligence Officer NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS…

… object had disappeared, Both men seened to be sincere and reliable, This officer can give no logical explanation of the object since no weather balloons or aircraft from this area were airborne at that time, APP ROV EDS Or ne CMD, CURVIN H, MILLER, JR, Captain, usar Group Intelligence Officer USAF mEms ?2/3V0F a

… sound was detected. Weather was clear. Moon was not out, 2. Theobject was first seen at about 2235 EDST, 16 August 1953, and it was observed for approximately five mimuites. 3. The object was observed from the surface by visual means only. Altho units radar was operational, no targets were observed on the scopes before, during and after visual observation. …

- (CLASSIFICATION) (SECURITY INFORMATION when filled in) COUNTRY OF ORIGIN ~~ | REESRT NO, ) (Leave blank) : “i PO AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT AREA REPORT CONCERNS Ramore, Ontario, Canada AGENCY OF ORIGIN DATE OF REPORT 912th AC&W Squadron 18 Aug 1953 SOURCE OF INFORMATION DATE OF INFORMATION Statements by witnesses PREPARING OFFICER EVALUATION LOUIS…