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… 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 that they be forwarded …

…I used. Binocular No. 7X50. This object was directly overhead at Tinker Air Force Base, I have no idea how high it was. From 1942 until the present time I have been a member of the Air Force on active duty or employed at Tinker Air Force Base. The weather was clear; I don't remember any clouds. There was Southeast winds e I have observed weather ballons, but…

…looked like a big tea cupe When I got the glasses on it, it looked like about 12" in diameter, The object was directly overhead (Tinker Air Force Base). I have been on the guard force at Tinker Air Force Base for eleven and nF : * _ P ° one half yearse (11g) I view aircraft at all times while on duty. The weather was clear; there were no clouds = nothing to …

…ed binoculars but never could fint it. The object was almost directly straight up and a little South from where I was standing. (Tinker Air Force Base)e I have been on the guard force at Tinker Air Force Base for seven and ons half years (7g)e I was in the Navy one and one-half (15) years aboard an aircraft carrier observing aircrafte There was very little s…

…e object was slightly East and South, then it moved to Northwest and stopped practically due over the field. I would say it was about 140,000 feet high. I have been employed on the Guard Force at Tinker Air Force Base for eleven (11) years, The weather was very clear and fair, The wind was approximately 15 to 20 mph South Easterly. Around 1900 scattered clou…

…st of me. I don't have any idea how high object was. It was very, very high;I couldn't estimate the altitude. Pa, ae ee a 2 ee ON para Ey a Seana ro ets I have been on the Guard Force at Tinker Air Force Base for es yea ad rm the weather was very clear and there was a slight bre I didn't take any There was no aircraft TARR, Kent C,. Civilian Guard Tinker Air…

… directly overhead. The wind was out of South - Southeast. I did not take any pictures and no fragments were obtained. Along toward 1835 there was a B-29 going Hast flying high over the field. I would say it was flying at 10,000 feet. The object I saw started getting dim and faded away until you couldn't see ite KYLi, Claude M. Civilian Guard Tinker Air Forc…

…ng back and Hi within a short radiuse I couldn't see anything hanging on it at all. When it left it seemed to go straight up; it did not go sideways. If it had been a balloon it would have burst. There was no sounde I saw this object between 1830 and 1900; I think about 18:52 I watched it for approximately 10 or 15 minutes and it went out of sight. I folk 10…

…grounde » , ce Base, when I saw this object. H° + r Air r va ct was I was at Gate No. 27, io couldn't estimate how high th nke fe) é ie, + al m. iw Th 7 I have been on the Guard Force, Tinker Air Force Base, for about 103 yearse T have seen a lot of weather balloons and never have seen anything like thise don't remember about the weather, I didn't take any p…

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…with neighboring military and civilian units to determine whether or not, any had reveived similar réports, further to determine if any weather instruments had been dispatched over the reporting area and during that period of time, The results were negative. 3. The two (2) aircraft in the vicinity of the sighting were piloted by Captain Schwartz, of the 3570…

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…ers 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 were directly overhead at time of disappearance; directionof objects from the observer in Sherman was Nort…

…ch was to the upper right. That one light drifted farther apart from the others. Just before fading out, each light flickered on and off. . But that could have been the atmospheric condition. . Any indication of altitude was practicaljy impossible, since we did not know the size of the lights nor the distance they were from the tower. Lani A Stormin Lar Skin…

…ordin- ates EJAH2350 and EJBJ2147 (Mono Lake area, California) on a heading of 096D and altitude of 15,700 feet. Weather was reported by the TB-29 crew to have been clear over a layer of haze; visibility, 60 miles. 2. Statements summarizing information, provided during the course of inter- view of the TB-29 crew on 28 August 1953 by an Intelligence Officer, …