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DATE OF INFO 13 Nov 50
LOCATION Meridian, Miss
SOURCE MG Pilot
DATE IN TO ATIC ---
COLOR Milky White
SPEED 600 mph
ALTITUDE 55000' - 60000' H
LENGTH OF TIME OBSERVED 25 Minutes
TYPE OF OBSERVATION Aerial
MANEUVERS ---
Object also witnessed by ground personnel

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DATE OF INFO 13 Nov 50
LOCATION Meridian, Miss
SOURCE MG Pilot
DATE IN TO ATIC ---
COLOR Milky White
SPEED 600 mph
ALTITUDE 55000' - 60000' H
LENGTH OF TIME OBSERVED 25 Minutes
TYPE OF OBSERVATION Aerial
MANEUVERS ---
Object also witnessed by ground personnel

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COPY JAN 9 1951
1. C
F259850
8065

# SUMMARY OF INFORMATION
UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 15 Nov 50

## PREPARING OFFICE
G-2, Hq Third Army, Fort McPherson, Georgia

## SUBJECT
REPORT OF UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT IN SKY

## CODE FOR USE IN INDIVIDUAL PARAGRAPH EVALUATION
### OF SOURCE:
COMPLETELY RELIABLE . . . . . A
USUALLY RELIABLE . . . . . . . B
FAIRLY RELIABLE . . . . . . . . C
NOT USUALLY RELIABLE . . . . . D
UNRELIABLE . . . . . . . . . . . E
RELIABILITY UNKNOWN . . . . . F

### OF INFORMATION:
CONFIRMED BY OTHER SOURCES . . 1
PROBABLY TRUE . . . . . . . . . . 2
POSSIBLY TRUE . . . . . . . . . . 3
DOUBTF…

UNCLASSIFIED
HEADQUARTERS
FOURTEENTH AIR FORCE
Robins Air Force Base, Georgia
NOV 24 1950
Int 350
SUBJECT: Reporting of Information on Unconventional Aircraft
TO: Commanding General
Air Materiel Command
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton, Ohio
Attn: MGIS
DOWNGRADED AT 3 YEAR INTERVAL
DECLASSIFIED AFTER 12 YEARS.
DOD DIR 5200.10
A X A
In compliance with United States Air Force letter, dated 8 September, 1950, subject: "Reporting of Information on Unconventional Aircraft," the following information is submitted:
a. Object sighted was long and slender having the appearance of a parachute with…

UNCLASSIFIED

h. No photographs available.

i. No interception attempted.

FOR THE COMMANDING GENERAL:

HP Bonnemat

L. P. CONNOLLY
Colonel, U.S. Army
Air Service General

Info cy to:
CG Third Army
CG ConAC

DOWNGRADED AT 3 YEAR INTERVALS
DECLASSIFIED AFTER 12 YEARS.
DOD DIR 5200.10

UNCLASSIFIED
2

13 Nov.
Lights
(unclassified) Reports of Unconventional Aircraft
SPECIAL INQUIRY
Documents & Dissemination Br, Directorate of
Intelligence, DCS/O
Counter Intelligence Division, Directorate of
Special Investigations, The Inspector General
4 DEC 1950
Maj Detwiler/bjm/71776
AFCSI
24-185/9

Attached for your information are two copies of Spot Intelligence Report concerning captioned subject, dated 25 November 1950. No further action is contemplated unless so requested by your Directorate.

1 Incl
SIR re abv subj fr
DO 9 dtd 25 Nov 50
(in dup)

GILBERT R. LEVY
Actg Chief, Counter Intelligence D…

9th 061 District 1100
25 November 1950

SPOT INTELLIGENCE REPORT

SUBJECT: Reports of Unconventional Aircraft

TO: Director of Special Investigations
Headquarters United States Air Force
Washington 25, D. C.

1. SYNOPSIS: Recent reports of sightings of unconventional aircraft in Mississippi are, briefly, as follows:

a. Managing Editor of the Meridian Star, who is a major in the Mississippi National Guards, sighted an unconventional aircraft while flying an F-47 aircraft and flew in pursuit of the object.

b. Three (3) Mississippi National Guards enlisted members sighted an unconventional flyi…

UNCLASSIFIED

Spot Intelligence Report, DO #9, 25 Nov 50, Subj: Report of Unconventional Aircraft

2. DETAILS:

a. [Redacted] of The Meridian Star, and a Major in the 153d Fighter Squadron, Mississippi National Guards, residing at [Redacted] Meridian, Mississippi, was interviewed by a Special Agent of the Office of Special Investigations (IC), on 16 November 1950 and reported the sighting of an unconventional flying object, during a flight he was performing in an F-47 type aircraft USMC, over Mississippi. Details as submitted by [Redacted].

(1) Time: 1650 hours CST, 13 November 1950. Object w…

UNCLASSIFIED

Spot Intelligence Report, DOOR 51, Nov 30, Subj: Report of Unconventional Aircraft

(6) is physically fit for flying and is an active pilot. At time of sighting, had been in the air for thirty (30) minutes, denying any feeling of fatigue.

(7) While over Forest, Mississippi, at 21,000 feet, radioed to all aircraft and radio stations within range to draw attention to the object. The broadcast was received by Jackson Radio, McComb Radio, Maxwell Air Force Base, and Monroe Radio.

(8) Neighbors and Police Department gave as being of excellent reputation and reliable.

b. T/Sgt., res…