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… May 1953 from 2030 te 2045 hours. art? Pree Toes eee eT RE BO cad Sie UOORGLIN'S STE Semis § f Cn lednesday aight, tay. 27, 1953, at approximately £230 p.m, I was celled by uy neighber to cose outeide. He pointed at some lights which were moving in the aky az ceing very unweual. hen I observed the first tight I was standing in my front yari and the light wa…

…frem 2020 te 2045 hours. ne we APP Pes = ChERY gt Eee ena ide ‘Soma 220 e -_ ae Ls ry ERENT $ _, 0 Kednesday night, Say 27, 1953, at approximately 6230 pse., I was talled by ny neighbor te cone outeide, te pointed at some Lehte hich were aoving im the sky os being very umveunl. “hen I chserved the first light I was stamilag in my front yert and the Light eas…

… at Base Operations; A/1C Thomas R. Moore, A/3C Wanda W. Lyday, A/3C Joan L. Stevenson, and A/3C Marlene R. Jones, all of whom work in Base Weather. The report was received from A/3C Smith and was corroborated by the other five persons. COMMENTS OF S/SGT GRAVITT: 1. A/3C W. C. Smith has 19 months service, is a high school graduate, and com- pleted 21 weeks e…

. 7 f wt san he vig FUT a wash oecURITT TNrermEnon APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948 ; COUNTRY REPORT NO. (LEAVE BLANK) U.S.A. T=1=53 AF 5 ¢ 43D SD me ~ AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT Unidentified Celestial Phenomenon ee Pa AREA REPORTED ON FROM (Agency) Tntelligence, 3605th Observer Ellington Air Force Base, Texas Training Wing, Ellington AFB, Texas DATE OF REPORT …

…sures at lower left. Begin text of report on AF Form 1 12—Part IT.) 1. Rttached is questionnaire completed as per ATIC briefing at this Division, Questionnaire was completed by telephone. Source of original report, Mr. Cook did not actually see the object tut questioned all who did and in opinion of this officer had preformed a good job of collecting the inf…

…sures at lower left. Begin text of report on AF Form 1 12—Part II.) 1. Attached is questionnaire completed as per ATIC briefing at this Division, Questionnaire was completed by telephone. Source of original report, Mr. Cook did not actually see the object but questioned all who did and in opinion of this officer had preformed a good job of collecting the inf…

…eld at Marfa. JI at first thought it may have been a balloon released by the plane that made the vapor trail, as it appeared to be about the same altitude, but was not of a spherical shape like an ordinary balloon, and perhaps larger, somewhat oblong in shape, The object then appeared to descend somewhat and resemble an eagle or buzzard sailing, but was mich…

…. Give significance in final one-sentence paragraph. List inclosures at lower left. Begin tert of report on AF Form 112—Part IL.) » SUBJECT The inclosed letter was received by the Civil Aeronautics Administration Marfa, Texas and forwarded to the Directorate of Intelligence, 97th Bombardment Wing; Medium, 810th Air Division, 2iggs Air Force Base, Texas. Mr. …

…, Okla Z one FROM PAGE 4 OF 2 PAGES 9. Local radar station obtained no radar return, O. One (1) aircraft reported in the vicinity approximately 2,000 feet. li. All inclosures have not been signed due to the fact that personnel are on leave or work irregular shifts. However, since statements are materially the same in content we feel that it is more important…

It was round and looked like metal. It was aluminum When I had the field glasses on it, it There was no sound, I saw one object. in color. No trail nor exhaust, waved back and forth and when it left it just vanished. It vanished immediately. It was about 1855 when I saw it. I watched it about ten (10) minutes. I was watching it when it disappeared, I observe…

I saw one (1) object. It was white or silver in color. I would say that it was approximately 2)" X 26" in diameter and it was round, There was no trail nor exhaust. It stood still for approximately five (5) mimtes and it seemed to disappear behind a cloud. The clouds were real highe I saw this object around 1915 and I watched it for about five (5) minutes. I…

On 2 July 1953, I saw one object. It was round as a balloon or a dishe As high as it was, it would be hard to say whether it would be metal because anything could reflect the sunlight. It seemed to stand still, but when I looked through the glasses it seemed to be moving back and Hi within a short radiuse I couldn't see anything hanging on it at all. When it…

I saw one object. It looked like a large bright star; it was a bright ced approxi * > 2 1 t rt white. It appeared to be round in shapee It Sat ap mately 4" or 5 diameter. There was no trail or exhaust. There was no bebed or sound. I didn't see the object move at all. The object was directly overhead, I observed this object for approximately or 5 secoms at a …

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The following information was obtained by long distance telephone from Mre Earl Le Iba, Box 131, Goodwell, Oklahoma, telephone no. 3076. Mr. Iba is temporarily residing at Cordell Hall, Oklahoma A & M Campus, Stillwater, Oklahamae le What I saw looked like two (2) search light flashes that varied back and forth, one hitting right on top of the other. They wo…

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…significance in final one-sentence paragraph, List inclosures at lower left. Begin text of report on AF Form 112—Part II.) One object, spherical to star shaped was sighted both visually and through a theodelite by 9 Okinawan and Japanese weather observers on Okinawa from approximately 1900I to 1920I 21 June 1953, ‘The object, estimates of size ranging fron a…

…EPORT FROM (Agency) REPORT NO. Base Intelligence Office Sheppard Air Force Base, Teyas _IR-3-53 PAGE 2 OF 2 PAGES WEATHER: The weather for the reporting period was clear, Winds were from the Northwest at six (6) miles per hour. Temperature was 96 degrees. Visibility was 15 miles, REMARKS: The length of time in which Peeler saw the object was from eight (8) t…

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