38 143685 box Incident Summaries 173-233

B. B. Williams observed a white-hot cone-shaped object traveling approximately 200 MPH.

Seemed to be a vhite-hot cone. The object dis- layed mo lights but a te + Did not 1 tp the areas ™o“fed 10 flame, 1500 to 2000 ft Approx 200 MPH

A. Ruble Angier observed a perfectly flat object at an altitude of 25,000 to 30,000 feet.

A& Least 100 to 150 feet in diameter perfectly flat in appearence - compared to dine in sky, 25.000 to 30,000 feet

John C. Fairchild observed a bright silvery oblong egg-shaped object.

Mr Fairchild saw a bright silvery oblong or egg-shaped object which ape red to have a speed of 700 to 0 MPHand which see have a sot of cumflowr shape .t end of it but apart from the object and close on ite tail.

Sylvester Bentham observed a rectangular object with sharp corners.

To Bentham the object appeared to have a regular rectangular outline with sharp corners. It was buff or gray in color with several darker vertical lines like ribs.

Major Robert O. Drum observed a bright silver disc-shaped object.

The object or object(s) appeared bright silver in color and circular or elliptical in shape.

An unidentified object was observed on radar at Goose Bay, Labrador.

Sighting occurred at 08122 29 Oct 1948 when an unidentified object appeared on Ground Control Approach.

Lt. Martin G. Rubisch observed a metallic shiny object near Turner AF Base.

Lt Rubisch stated that the object appeared about the size of a radio controlled model airplane (5 to 10 ft). He could not determine the shape but said he could not observe wings or rudder, it could give no other description other than it was…

An unidentified object was observed by six military personnel at Neubiberg AF Base.

On 11 October 1948 at approximately 1300 hours an unidentified object was observed by six military personnel of 86th Fighter Wing Neubiberg AF Base, Neubiberg, Germany.

Col. Horace S. Bakins observed an object resembling an amoeba with appendages.

Col Bakins described the object as being approximately the size of a large four-engine bomber. It appeared undulating in shape resembling an amoeba (See sketch inclosed).

The document records that regul.r flying activities, Porser Capt, USAFR, Was preparing to scan the sky when edject was _ observed 1 Seme relative diameter as the moon but with little ¥ or no depth (thickness) pale luminous.

Regul.r flying activities, Porser Capt, USAFR, Was preparing to scan the sky when edject was _ observed 1 Seme relative diameter as the moon but with little ¥ or no depth (thickness) pale luminous

The document records that capt Slater called Base Operations from his barracks and they notified Racecard OF Station who reported nothing on the scope Dut st.ted they would look, Raceoard Station then called Base Operations to report am unidentified object 27,000 ft up some 30 miles south of Munich.

Capt Slater called Base Operations from his barracks and they notified Racecard OF Station who reported nothing on the scope Dut st.ted they would look, Raceoard Station then called Base Operations to report am unidentified object 27,000 ft up some 30 miles south of Munich.

The document records that speed was estim ted to Le abont 2 mph, Heading aporoximately 5° Miret report by Strategic Air Commend identified the object tentatively as a heavenly body.

Speed was estim ted to Le abont 2 mph, Heading aporoximately 5° Miret report by Strategic Air Commend identified the object tentatively as a heavenly body.

The document records that combe sighted an object flying on a 360* from West to Rast over Andrevs AF Base, The object had one contiguous Glowing wiite light.

Combe sighted an object flying on a 360* from West to Rast over Andrevs AF Base, The object had one contiguous Glowing wiite light.

The document records that although Lt Clerk stopped the car the moment fireball disappecred and the occupants then stood outside the oar and listened for meteoritic detonations or rumbl inge, nothing was beard, To ¢ guards at los Alamos had also witnessed the phenomena simul.

Although Lt Clerk stopped the car the moment fireball disappecred and the occupants then stood outside the oar and listened for meteoritic detonations or rumbl inge, nothing was beard, To ¢ guards at los Alamos had also witnessed the phenomena simul

The velocity determined for the fireball of Decemb.r 12 is much less than the velocities determined from typioul meteors (and yet is con siderably greater than the speeds of the V-2 Rockets or jet planes or of conventional flares).

The velocity determined for the fireball of Decemb.r 12 is much less than the velocities determined from typioul meteors (and yet is con siderably greater than the speeds of the V-2 Rockets or jet planes or of conventional flares).