85m NWJacksonville reported irregular observation — March 1950

On or during March 1950, at or near 85m NWJacksonville, Florida, United States, the source reports the following sequence: OF OBJECTS: 1 REMARKS: Pilot of military jet aircraft sighted object while on routine training flight. The document is a Spot Report of an Unidentified Flying Object, addressed to the Commanding General. SUBJECT: Spot Report of Unidentified Flying Object TO: Commanding General Headquarters Air Force Wright-Patterson AFB Dayton, Ohio ATTENTION: Chief of Intelligence 1. Hahn saw a blue-white flame about 60 to 75 feet long coming at him from his 1 o'clock position. This flame, thinking it was a falling star, passed under his aircraft, Lt. Looking back to see whether the flame had passed under as he noticed there was completely insignificant. Neither co-pilot or engineer had noticed anything. Performing OCR (Optical Character Recognition) on the text in the document: UNCLASSIFIED Spot Report or Unidentified Flying Object (cont'd) dtd 29 mar 50 T/Sgt. Young, a passenger aboard the aircraft, was at the time of the incident looking from a window of the cargo bay, saw the blue white flame approach the C-47 but saw no object from which they could have been ejected. Young ran to the other side of the ship and also noted that the flame had disappeared.