65 HS1-834228961 62-HQ-83894 Section 003

Mr. F. M. Johnson allegedly sighted a 'flying disc' on June 24, 1947.

Portland is requested to exhaustively interview Mr. F. M. JOHNSON, [address redacted]., Portland, Oregon, regarding his alleged sighting of a 'flying disc' on June 24, 1947.

Lt. Col. Donald L. Springer reported the sighting of 'flying discs' on Guam.

Enclosed for your information are copies of two letters from Lt. Col. DONALD L. SPRINGER of A~2, Hamilton Field, California, dated August 27, 1947, with attachments reporting the sighting of 'flying discs' on Guam.

Unidentified flying objects were observed by American enlisted men at Harmon Field, Guam on August 14, 1947.

Unidentified flying objects have been observed by three American enlisted men of the 147th Airways and Air Communications Service Squadron at Harmon Field, Guam.

A plane crashed and burned near Kelso, Washington on August 1, 1947.

A plane had been seen to crash and burn thirteen (13) miles south of KELSO, Washington.

The document records that ze That in view of the reported statements by Mrs Crisnan, thet consideration de given to revoke his Air Neserve commission and flying status as en undesirable and unreliable officer.

Ze That in view of the reported statements by Mrs Crisnan, thet consideration de given to revoke his Air Neserve commission and flying status as en undesirable and unreliable officer.

The document records that here has been no speculation that a guided missile originating in a foreign land landed in New Hampshire, As indicated above, unless the Bureau requests specifically further investigative action, this case is being closed in the Boston Office.

here has been no speculation that a guided missile originating in a foreign land landed in New Hampshire, As indicated above, unless the Bureau requests specifically further investigative action, this case is being closed in the Boston Office.

The document records that dahl and Chrisman remarked that a few days after the flying disc stories appeared the latter part of Jane, Fal mer contacted them by telephone saying he pay for an exclusive story if the materials they had sent him were fragments of a flying disc.

Dahl and Chrisman remarked that a few days after the flying disc stories appeared the latter part of Jane, Fal mer contacted them by telephone saying he pay for an exclusive story if the materials they had sent him were fragments of a flying disc.

The document records that return to Hamilton Field, California for Air Force Day in a ecarrying some of the reported disc fragments, The left engine on the 3-25 burned an exhaust stack which in turn caught the left wing afire, the subsequently breaking off and tearing off the tail.

return to Hamilton Field, California for Air Force Day in a ecarrying some of the reported disc fragments, The left engine on the 3-25 burned an exhaust stack which in turn caught the left wing afire, the subsequently breaking off and tearing off the tail.

The observer is able to identify the location where the object mas observed to lands Olre Switzer is @ University of California graduate, and is personally known by nenbers of the Oekland Tribune steff.

The observer is able to identify the location where the object mas observed to lands Olre Switzer is @ University of California graduate, and is personally known by nenbers of the Oekland Tribune steff.

After a thorourh check of the road, Switzer bolieved the spot where be had observed the object to be on the ridre just north of Vebber Creek where the road breaks over the summit.

After a thorourh check of the road, Switzer bolieved the spot where be had observed the object to be on the ridre just north of Vebber Creek where the road breaks over the summit.

The document records that both the Offices of Naval Intelligence and Army Intelligence in Phila- delphia were requested by the Philadelphia Office to ascertain if either the Army or the Navy was doing any experimental work on new types of planes or equipment, in the vicinity of Philadelphia.

Both the Offices of Naval Intelligence and Army Intelligence in Phila- delphia were requested by the Philadelphia Office to ascertain if either the Army or the Navy was doing any experimental work on new types of planes or equipment, in the vicinity of Philadelphia.

The account of the fire does not seem to fit into the general pattern of the above-mentioned flying object, for itis noted that the flying object was allegedly traveling from a position northeast of Oxford Circle to a south- westerly direction in Philadelphia.

The account of the fire does not seem to fit into the general pattern of the above-mentioned flying object, for itis noted that the flying object was allegedly traveling from a position northeast of Oxford Circle to a south- westerly direction in Philadelphia.

The document records that i am advising the Field Divisions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation to discontinue all investigative activity regard- ing the reported sightings of flying discs, and am instructing then to refer all complaints received to the appropriate Air Force representative in their area.

I am advising the Field Divisions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation to discontinue all investigative activity regard- ing the reported sightings of flying discs, and am instructing then to refer all complaints received to the appropriate Air Force representative in their area.

The Air Forces indicated that the alleged sightings of flying Hi'itiin discs might have been made by individuals of Comunist sympathies for the purpose of causing mass hysteria in the United States over the fear of a secret Russian weapon.

The Air Forces indicated that the alleged sightings of flying Hi'itiin discs might have been made by individuals of Comunist sympathies for the purpose of causing mass hysteria in the United States over the fear of a secret Russian weapon.

The document records that SAVAGE stated that between the days 17 May to 21 May 1947, just efter dusk, he observed an object which he believed to be a small aircreft in the south.

SAVAGE stated that between the days 17 May to 21 May 1947, just efter dusk, he observed an object which he believed to be a small aircreft in the south.