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• [BLANK] radar-visual unidentified-object report — July 7, 1951

  1951-07-07 · [BLANK] · CE1

  On or during July 7, 1951, at or near [BLANK], the source reports the following sequence: However, on 14 March 1952, nine Bell personnel reported sighting between fourteen and twenty bodies that unlike a close of scene. On 9 July a "red glowing ball" was sighted by a sergeant sta

• [BLANK] radar-visual unidentified-object report — June 20, 1958

  1958-06-20 · [BLANK] · CE1

  It appears to be a cover page or document header for a classified report from Project Blue Book, a United States Air Force program that investigated reports of unidentified flying objects. Secretary: I have read with considerable interest the book, "The Report on Unidentified Fly

• [BLANK] radar-visual unidentified-object report — June 24, 1947

  1947-06-24 · [BLANK] · CE1

  On or during June 24, 1947, at or near [BLANK], the source reports the following sequence: Fortunately, many of these balloons are tracked, either by radar or by radio DF and it is possible to get the exact tracks of the balloons. This is because flight service and CAA does not k

• [BLANK] radar-visual unidentified-object report — September 1966

  1966-09-01 · [BLANK] · CE1

  On or during September 1966, at or near [BLANK], the source reports the following sequence: PROJECT CORONA HARVEST DO NOT DESTROY 4900 Test Drive (AFSD) UFO Material 19 Sep 66 - 25 Oct 66 SWSS-2 Unidentified Flying Object Report, Project Grudge Mr. The letter discusses a report o

• [BLANK] reported aerial observation — April 25, 1949

  1949-04-25 · [BLANK] · CE1

  The great majority of observers saw the object against a clear day or night sky. Time of day sighted. About two-thirds as many observations were reported at night as in the day. Observers almost universally reported seeing a light-colored object. Forty observers reported "white"

• [BLANK] reported aerial observation — August 1949

  1949-08-01 · [BLANK] · CE1

  That the investigation and study of reports of unidentified flying objects be reduced in scope. a. That current collection directives relative to unidentified flying objects be revised to provide for the submission of only those reports clearly indicating realistic technical appl

• [BLANK] reported aerial observation — November 15, 1965

  1965-11-15 · [BLANK] · CE1

  Talbot reported that since there was no record of large balloons being launched on that date, visibility through the cold did not appear to be possible. Lally reported that Raven Industries had been selected to manufacture the balloons and that Raven will provide several chase ve

• [BLANK] reported cigar cylinder observation — April 24, 1949

  1949-04-24 · [BLANK] · CE1

  Looking at the sky, he saw a huge, silent, motionless luminous mass, apparently suspended above the north bank of the river some 300 yards away. "It looked," he said, "like a gigantic cigar standing on end. For a very short time I could see the disk full-face; it was surrounded b

• [BLANK] reported cigar cylinder observation — August 12, 1960

  1960-08-12 · [BLANK] · CE1

  Text from the document: Left side: 1. Air Force program that investigated unidentified flying objects (UFOs). LOFTIN: This thing you might do, depending on what size of operation you are talking about, is to develop the capability of rendezvous and that you might call a space fer

• [BLANK] reported cigar cylinder observation — January 22, 1958

  1958-01-22 · [BLANK] · CE1

  The second is described as a "mysterious object" that flashed across the sky near St. Unidentified Flying Objects are nothing new. CUT TO: ARTCARD #14 (OF FIREBALL MISNZEL, PAGE 257) In 1954...this mysterious object flashed across the sky near St. First sighted in the San Francis

• [BLANK] reported close encounter — April 1952

  1952-04-01 · [BLANK] · CE1

  To come back at least a little closer to earth, we will discuss for a moment some of the other lines of inquiry that have been followed. It has wings, and, moreover, is designed to carry a pilot and to be recoverable, that is, landed, at the end of its mission. At the end of ATIC

• [BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — 1952

  1952-01-01 · [BLANK] · CE1

  Others emit moment members or Uranides fields - more explanen are FLIGHT RESEARCH LABORATORY NORTH Suggested Sighting Station for Observation of Flying Saucers, Fireballs, Meteors, and other Atmospheric Phenomena. The text in the document describes a proposed Schmidt system and i

• [BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — April 22, 1967

  1967-04-22 · [BLANK] · CE1

  It provides one of the major forums for serious public discussion by interesting people in and out of government, and the proceedings are of course very widely reported. 20003 Atch Article Text from the document: THE UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT PROGRAM presented to the American So

• [BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — December 1958

  1958-12-01 · [BLANK] · CE1

  As you know, this Center is responsible for performing a scientific and technical evaluation of all reports of unidentified flying objects in accordance with the provisions of AFR 200-2, dated 5 February 1958. These evaluations of necessity can be no better than the reported info

• [BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — December 1960

  1960-12-01 · [BLANK] · CE1

  On or during December 1960, at or near [BLANK], the source reports the following sequence: DAVIS: Some of these people, some of these so-called flying saucer buffs, or fans, or fanatics, have statements that they've talked to people on Venus -- Mars -- they make lectures saying t

• [BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — December 6, 1951

  1951-12-06 · [BLANK] · CE1

  Place an "A" on the curved line to show how high the object was above the horizon (skyline) when you first saw it. Place a "B" on the same curved line to show how high the object was above the horizon (skyline) when you last saw it. In the following larger sketch place an "A" at

• [BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — February 17, 1959

  1959-02-17 · [BLANK] · CE1

  A meeting was held at the Department of Air Force, ATICN, at 1330 on 17 Feb 1959, for the purpose of discussing the Air Force philosophy toward and policy regarding the Unidentified Flying Objects Program. Official Name of the Program: It was concluded that the present name of "U

• [BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — February 1957

  1957-02-01 · [BLANK] · CE1

  Requests for AF comments on "Flying Saucer" theories, etc.

• [BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — February 1967

  1967-02-01 · [BLANK] · CE1

  On or during February 1967, at or near [BLANK], the source reports the following sequence: Vdovykin, does not think they are of organic origin at all. (c) Bacteria in meteorites have been reported time and again both in the East and West. The main idea is that the Tunguska meteor

• [BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — February 25, 1959

  1959-02-25 · [BLANK] · CE1

  On or during February 25, 1959, at or near [BLANK], the source reports the following sequence: Hynek's meeting with Aime Michel, French author of "Flying Saucers and the Straight Line Mystery". c. Hynek related the events of his visit with Aime Michel, French author of the book o

• [BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — January 12, 1938

  1938-01-12 · [BLANK] · CE1

  Robinson observed that in the case of this flight, an irregularly shaped yellow light appeared in the rear. The professors claim 12 "official sightings." They do not completely accept the photographs taken by Carl Hart, and state that, had they felt it possible, they would have m

• [BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — July 1, 1957

  1957-07-01 · [BLANK] · CE1

  As an OCR system, I will now extract all the text content found on the image: RETURN TO USAF Historical Archives Maxwell AFB, Ala 36112 7-3745 - 399 1009359 The image contains three illustrations depicting various unidentified flying object (UFO) shapes based on reports and discu

• [BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — July 12, 1962

  1962-07-12 · [BLANK] · CE1

  The principal claims of these organizations are that unidentified flying objects are interplanetary space craft and that the Air Force is withholding the information. Scientists and engineers, though experts in their own field, can temporarily misidentify some object or phenomena

• [BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — July 7, 1967

  1967-07-07 · [BLANK] · CE1

  On or during July 7, 1967, at or near [BLANK], the source reports the following sequence: SINCE 1957, HUNDREDS OF MEMBERS OF MOON WATCH TEAMS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD HAVE WATCHED THE SKIES, BUT NO MOON WATCH TEAM HAS YET REPORTED THE PRESENCE OF A SPACESHIP. To be detected under the

• [BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — March 1966

  1966-03-01 · [BLANK] · CE1

  On or during March 1966, at or near [BLANK], the source reports the following sequence: APR 200-2 AD HOC COMMITTEE ON UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFOS) AGENDA Thursday, 3 February 1966 0800 Welcoming Remarks Commander or Vice Commander, FTD 0805 Introduction Dr. Evening Star New

• [BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — May 17, 1961

  1961-05-17 · [BLANK] · CE1

  On or during May 17, 1961, at or near [BLANK], the source reports the following sequence: Hynek, to be prepared to report to WFAFB on the selected date of reported investigation. HOUSE CLOAK ROOM -- Flying saucers are back. On 17 May 1961 Major Coleman, SAFOI-3, called and inform

• [BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — May 1955

  1955-05-01 · [BLANK] · CE1

  Air Force program that investigated unidentified flying objects (UFOs). This study was undertaken primarily to categorize the available reports of sightings and to determine the probability that any of the reports of unidentified aerial objects represented observations of "flying

• [BLANK] reported light formation observation — 1957

  1957-01-01 · [BLANK] · CE1

  No sound and disappeared below horizon. Reported quite a little unusual activity in this area and slightly observed additional objects at various times. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION SHEET (SUMMARY DATA) In order that your information may be filed and coded as accurately as pos

• [BLANK] reported light formation observation — April 5, 1966

  1966-04-05 · [BLANK] · CE1

  The image consists of a blank page with some handwritten text in the top left corner and a stamp in the top right corner. Historical Sightings of Aerial Phenomena Prior to the so-called "modern era" (i.e., post-1947) of UFO activity, unexplained flying objects were reported less

• [BLANK] reported light formation observation — August 15, 1962

  1962-08-15 · [BLANK] · CE1

  Theodoliie measurements of changes or taining to UFO's reported within the United anomalies of angular size. No ac- control and warning (ACW) units, and with tivity should carry an investigation beyond the pilots and crews of aircraft aloft at the time gathering of the informatio

• [BLANK] reported light formation observation — December 1959

  1959-12-01 · [BLANK] · CE1

  In the fall of 1947, the USAF took official notice of reports of unidentified flying objects. After 12 years and more than 12,000 observed reports the project has yielded no evidence which would indicate that UFO's are inimical or pose a security threat in any way. Evans/jf SUBJE

• [BLANK] reported light formation observation — February 12, 1966

  1966-02-12 · [BLANK] · CE1

  On or during February 12, 1966, at or near [BLANK], the source reports the following sequence: SCHEDULED FLYING IS OVER 8500 FEET (MSL) DURING 0600 - 2200 HOURS AND OVER 10,000 FEET (MSL) DURING 2200 - 0600 HOURS. The descending discharge flash or the "bobbing" effect may not be

• [BLANK] reported light formation observation — February 16, 1966

  1966-02-16 · [BLANK] · CE1

  On or during February 16, 1966, at or near [BLANK], the source reports the following sequence: 36112 UNCLASSIFIED OCR text output: 7: Although PTB is now the office of primary interest regarding reports the independent flying objects, this matter could not be cleared up with this

• [BLANK] reported light formation observation — January 1961

  1961-01-01 · [BLANK] · CE1

  It appears to be a table of contents for a document titled "GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND PURPOSE OF COMMUNICATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR UNIFORM ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES." GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND PURPOSE OF COMMUNICATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR UNIFORM ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES SECTION PARAGRAPH

• [BLANK] reported light formation observation — January 31, 1958

  1958-01-31 · [BLANK] · CE1

  In view of these findings, based upon their preliminary informal investigation, this office would like to assure the McClellan Subcommittee that the Air Force's position on unidentified flying objects and its policy of not withholding information on this subject from the public i

• [BLANK] reported light formation observation — July 13, 1960

  1960-07-13 · [BLANK] · CE1

  On or during July 13, 1960, at or near [BLANK], the source reports the following sequence: ATIC WAS INFORMED BY A LTR FM AFCIN-R, SUBJs "INVESTIGATIONS OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS," DTD 21 SEP 60, THAT NO ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL OR FUNDS COULD BE ASSIGNED AT THIS TIME. Date: NATU

• [BLANK] reported light formation observation — October 16, 1952

  1952-10-16 · [BLANK] · CE1

  These criteria will cover, among others, the following subjects: (1) Duration of sighting. (2) Number of persons reporting the sighting. (3) Distance from location of sighting to nearest 4602d AISS field unit. (4) Reliability of person or persons reporting the sighting, (5) Numbe

• [BLANK] reported light formation observation — September 1959

  1959-09-01 · [BLANK] · CE1

  Air Force program to investigate unidentified flying objects (UFOs). Our review of the USAF Aerial Phenomena Program, including the project carried out relating to phenomena reported, indicates that more than half of the program relates to phenomena of a non-scientific nature. Th

• [BLANK] unidentified aerial event — February 1956

  1956-02-01 · [BLANK] · CE1

  File 3990 February 4, 1954 no location given 2 photos The image appears to contain two photographs depicting a jet aircraft flying at high speed in a fog-shrouded sky.

• [BLANK] unidentified aerial event — January 3, 1966

  1966-01-03 · [BLANK] · CE1

  On or during January 3, 1966, at or near [BLANK], the source reports the following sequence: 80-17(C) UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO) APR 60-17, 19 September 1966, is changed as follows: 3. The Uniden- tified Flying Objects will be investigated under this program to run approxi