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"age 4 s | © uy q ,% AF FORM 112—PART.1 MAE LASS ELED / é f" J APPROVED I JUNE 1948 w eT 7 COUNTRY aaa : | REPORT NO. LO ml FOB = LO § (LEAKE BLAN A on : | Di; 6 j * a = * = - oe coe - s —- labia ddan ie AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT :" 7 = » = _————O Se eR ee ween eee ieee ees ee ee mem Pe ee ee tied eee te ee eee she eo oo, SUBJECT UFOB ‘ LOS ANGELES & RIVERSIDE. COUNTIES, CALI?. _ Flight iC, 4602D ALSS ee ee ce es Ess ae ses ap ae aees-- es Ss 2 a eg. a - — ; —— i ee — — eS oe ee ee ee ee . ee eens ee + owe toss eee ae —o 2 a a ee DATE OF REPORT DATE OF INFORMATION }20 July 198 wa __ …

| 4 4 é AY ba \ ‘ mY | GNC LL 55 LELED © AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT | RMN SEO paar ai “tna cane ss ad REPORT NO, LC-UFOB=}10— 5 Part One Flight 1C, 602d AISS ef ee ee ee: a ee ee ee ee ee Me KF FORM 112—PART Il APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948 * 7  &f | PAGE tx OF 9 PAGES — ee Address: iira Loma, California. Ages 25 Y°rSo : . Occudations Reliefman in a canning factory and odd shift ground observer. Educations Completed High School and a Radio=Electronics Course in a Technical School. Pe 6 i eee YO Be ee a ee a a a er eee I ee Qualifications: Member of the Ground Observer Corps. STs; RELIABILITY: …

‘) . * | i ™ 4 , ‘ AF FORM 112—PART It UNC RAS SLELE of ‘ - i% TION APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948 * © AIR sik tonics INFORMATION REPORT “20M (.iyency) | REPORT NO. LCaU FOB =<10— Part One Flight ic-h6028 ALSS | 3 aN — ee 6. a J a Fe ee ee ee a One, Report #1C-UFOB-10-55. Statement of STAT Baa KaNnT While looking in a Southeasterly direction, I saw an object which appeared to be a meteor, but in the thirty-five (35) seconds of which 1% was observed, it traveled on a horizontal plain. I considered this to be unusual. | LI reported this to the Filter Center, Pasadena, California “ (EJBE 5705) immediately.…

? oo 2 : AT nah SE an rain, 4 ae " a . L AF FORM 112—PART II UNCLAS SIFIED (CLASSIFIC 32. I AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT ‘2 f WOM CAgeney) REPORT NO. 1 em LS US aan? : — | Flight 1-2, hEOea AISS PAGE % OF 9 PAGES APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948. 5 9 we eee ——_— aT ee me a — = 1. A abeck with Gth Weather Grow, Det 7, Norton APB, San Bernardino, Calivorni the Long Beach and Riverside, california, wather stations contained the ‘tollowing informations a <A temperature inversion of five (5) cpereses Centigrade existed ab this time betwean the altitudss of 1500 fest and 4700 feet. ‘the tempers ture at 1…

AF FORM 2EPART | Ww a ae & ASS I FLED (CLASSIFICATION) APPROVED-1 JUNE ie ‘a Fat “ARR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT (as FROM (.igency) © ¥ : | d abit eg ‘LO~UPGB-1O-55 Pars Fivo | FLighs 12, cat aIss- “hh FS oe CORES a To PREPARING ONVICER: Le tt is the: opinion af ths Presirtng Orfiser thet the reliability of ths | U3 _ observers in these tives siehtinzs Verisd irom. "poor" to "fair and thak these were three seperate and distinct sishtinss. Wo clear-cot conclu sions can be made about any one of the three Si shtines becanse hae Ware only single observer sishtings of eath of ths objects in an…