1949 Summer 6309556 Moscow reported disc saucer observation — 1949

On or during 1949, at or near 1949 Summer 6309556 Moscow, the source reports the following sequence: Report) DESCRIPTION: Telephone pole with five rotating balls SIZE: Hover to high ALTITUDE: 15,000' LENGTH OF TIME (observed): 10-15 Sec. TYPE OF OBSERVATION: Visual - ground MOVEMENT: Hovered the loft at high speed COMMENTS: Source knew of "flying saucer" scare in the U.S. At the beginning of Oct, 49 he observed the following: Reference is made to Inclosure #1, this report, a memory sketch of missiles observed flying near DNIEPROPETROVSK, on which SOURCE was able to give details on the following: Point #1, BODY. From the distance SOURCE saw the body, it appeared to be a large disk, the center of which was almost black. A flaming arch was observed on top of the disk, but the upper edge of the body could still be seen. SOURCE observed these missiles 4 nights between 0000 hours and 0200 hours, describing a wide arch on the southern perimeter, from East to West. Reference is made to inclosure #1, this report, a memory sketch of an unknown flying object which was observed by Source while he was interned in Pi camp 7786/10 A at Moscow. Source observed the object on two occasions. The second time, he saw the object from his place of work at Ts AVIAVO on the nor- thern outskirts of Moscow, when he worked as a handyman on the construction of an apartment building, pinpointed as point #3, inclosure 1, report #827 A. The attention of the P's at work was attracted to the object when suddenly a fellow P exclaimed: "Look, there is that over there in the sky." When looking in the direction in which the PW was pointing, Source got sight of an unknown flying object which he had never seen, and of which he had never heard before. Source stated that there were cumulus clouds in the sky the first time he saw the object. The second time he saw the object, the sky was not overcast, merely a few clouds were to be seen in the blue sky.