Sakhalin Japan radar-visual unidentified-object report — February 12, 1951

On or during February 12, 1951, at or near Sakhalin Japan, Japan, the source reports the following sequence: 45/35N - 1/43/E Steadily Flowed Flying conditions. MILLER Major, USAF Deputy for Intelligence UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL "FLYING SAUCER" C-III-59 1. "C" is used following the "R" to stand for commercial or passenger carrying aircraft of the "C" type as distinguished from military aircraft. Based on the image, there appears to be a photograph of a UFO or "flying saucer" attached to the document. Text from the document: SUBJECT: "Flying Saucer" TO: DOHM 1. As requested, I will now act as an OCR system and produce the text found in the document: UNCLASSIFIED OFFICE OF THE USAF PLANT REPRESENTATIVE AIR MATERIEL COMMAND ALLISON DIVISION, GMD INDIANAPOLIS 6, INDIANA SUBJECT: "Flying Saucer" Information TO: Commanding General Air Materiel Command Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Dayton, Ohio ATTN: MCEP, Sam Bruno, Major, USAF 1. Other data -- Social Security Number -- ________ Place of birth -- Greensburg, Pennsylvania Date of birth -- November 26, 1915 Navy veteran -- Date inducted, June 20, 1943 Date discharged, October 28, 1945 The following employees of the Allison Division have seen the picture and know of this report: ________ -- General Manager ________ -- Personnel Director ________ -- Chief of Industrial Engineering ________ -- Plant Protection ________ -- Plant Protection Investigator ________ -- Secretary to Personnel Director All those people with this exception of the unknown employees at Plant 10 who saw the picture there, that is, all those people with the exception of the unknown employees at Plant 10, are cleared for top secret material. Hoffman UNCLASSIFIED DOD DIR 5200.10 UNCLASSIFIED ALLISON Inter-Office Memo Date: February 24, 1951 SUBJECT: "Flying Saucer" Picture TO: Lt Col J. On February 19 our investigator reported that the brother works in a government segregation zone, which is similar to a government computation zone, and a sister who is working in Civil Service. This was verified through a man in the Service who reported he saw letters from these brothers to friends. On February 20 our informant told our informant that he had a magazine at hone that advised that the Army would make a startling statement about June 1, 1951 and indicated that this announcement would be about flying saucers. During this period five tracks comprising a total of eight aircraft were detected with positions according 350 radar. When available, observed weather conditions, pertinent to the area, are included.