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(LEAVE BLANK) a aoe AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT ‘Unkdentd fied Flying Object Arlington Hall, Arlington, Virginia | Director of Intelligence, Hq Comd, USAF ATS ¢ °) ogi fo ap EVALUATIC MATION 12 March 19% 7 March 195, Unicnown N. Hutchinson, Jr. let Lt None SUMMARY: (Bnler concios cummmery of report. Gise significances in Amel one-contence peregraph. ~ [lat inelooures at lower left. Begin text of report on AF Form 118—Part I.) The following information is sutmitted in accordance with AFR 200<2, ley: Director of Intelligence, Hq USAT, Wash 25, DC lcy: Chief, Air Technical Intelligence Ce…

af FORM H2—PART silage AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT “Intelligence Division OEE goons Headquarters Command, USAF i- SY _ Ll ~«@ = of sighting an unidentified flying objsct submitted oy lst _ tee, USAF, Duty Officer at Arlington Farns, 2. lst eh ten seeing three, taen soon after a total of four spaeroid shaped objects. The object on the risht was white, the middle was dimfred, the other two seemed to flash different colors, they being red, blue and white. There appeared to be no sound and no exhaust from these star sized objects. 7 { The objects were first seen at approximately 2310 hours…