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* , . tad | ¥ -— ey. te at tr 7 10. 3. DATE-TIME GROUP OVOO 08/07002 Local GMT 5. PHOTOS 1 Yas th Ne 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION BRIEF erin oahs bi SIGHTING QOD} one ~hourt be 14 i Altitude speed fra: brignt gol ar sound, om | rvs - + > 4 % H * we ae eo = =F iy P | () at 5 ae | : O00 ‘ f ft : rt il | ‘ SS _, = a ss 1 he - ag ¥ L. at ay M3 den mn - aae f a. he anpeared in direction of an arse home. ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52) * “4 hy obs l ‘ from signt tne: E | | Souk : | PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD nuen FOR ) 2 Texeie Pinte ale ak * 2 ee a | LJ & TYP OF OBSERVATION “IX Ground. Vi sual CT) Aim Vi …

IN REPLY REFER TO; hee‘ HEADQUARTERS FOURTH ARMY /77-yfe RAP 'e Teese : VV} “ORT SAM HOUSTON, TEXAS _ AS era VK Urrice of the AC of S, G2 {Le / AYADS-O 000.9 + SUBISCT: Unidentifiad Asrial Phenomena ry Commanding General Alr Materiel Command Wright-Patterson Air Force Bass Layton, UnLO » ware oO. TTH 3 Nils bw le Attached ror your information are extracts of a report on an unidentified aerinl onject sighted on GS June es which wers forwarded to this oifica by the Commanding Officer, Red River Arsenal, Texarkana, Texase 2. Attention .s invited to possible relation betwesn descending movement of…

Vs ll June 1954 le On & June 195%:, at 0256 hours, an explosion of fragmentation luster bombs occurrsd in an sarthen revetment in a restricted ammunition area in oe River Arsenal, Texarkana, Texas. Two blasts in rapid succession, vith sparks ascending approximately 150 feet, left a large hole in the pround and scattered containers and unexploded fragmentation bombs in th Vicinitye Debris, scattered over the surrounding area for a distance of 500 yards, started saveral small fires in nea Arby wooded arsa3s.e. No one was in tne araa at the time or tne exnlosion, ex Q + spt the driver of a patrol…

Extract from letter report from Ord Corps, Red River Arsenal, Texarkana, Tax, 8 June 195, to CG, Fourth Amy+ I tion, called at this off And suomitted the attach L] Ur QE 5 : a reliable person and doss not seem to have , DA civilian emp eat aporoximately statement. Loyes of this installae ic 3:5 A.M, 8 June 195h, ed = ms f - * fantastic tendenciss. He was very sincere in furnishing this infor= uLONe The information has not been released to anyons sxcept the Commending Officer of this installation. “un This information is submitted in conjumction with an explo- sion of a revetment in Arsa D, Red…

S hioe 195), STATEMENT BY MR. eee: 2222. SUPPLY DIVISION, RED MTVER ARSENAL ly nane is egies and I am employed by General Se Ss Divi- Sion, at present in Building 82. iy residence is in Hooks, Toxas, north of the high school. I have worked at the Ar senal since AR May Lhe . L got up approximately 1:00 A.il. this morning to taks the children - to the cellar. A heavy cloud was coming upe i tock the children to th allar and put them to bed and stayed with them. One was two years old eOing to sleasp. Then I went back to the house and stopped at the nortneast corner of the house and watched the clo…

Statement, Mr. Lloyd T. Prewitt, 3 Jume 195), Q- What was the weather condition at the time you saw the object going over? Ae it wes cloudy overhead with 2 heavy dark cloud in the northsast thet had ; > =~ <= «co } ™ . _= eo Se = . 4 ro) = whe p2ssed north of us, raining some out of ite = Qe You have been in thse service? Ae Noe I was called out, loaded up ready to go, but I did not goe Oe Exactly what type of noise was it that the object made? Ae similar to these sky rockets that go up and maks a Shh<nh, only it was more prominent and had more buzz to ite De Did anyone else see the object? A …