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ATIC NO. ---
AF NO. ---

REPORT NO. Army Letter

DATE OF REPORT 29 March 1950

TIME OF SIGHTING 0030 EST

SHAPE ---
SIXY 50' - 75' long
COURSE 150°
NO. IN GROUP 1
MOUND ---
PHOTOS --- SKETCHES ---

DATE OF INFO 23 March 1950
LOCATION 85 p. NW Jacksonville, Fla.
SOURCE AF Pilot
DATE IN TO ATIC ---
COLOR Blue white flame
SPEED Very high
ALTITUDE
LENGTH OF TIME OBSERVED ---
TYPE OF OBSERVATION Aerial
MANEURS ---

Temporary ATIC Form 329
(2 Jan 52)

C-47 pilot airborne NW of Jax noticed
flame coming in rapidly from 11 o'clock.
Pulled up to overt collision and lost the
object.

ASTLO (MET…

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HEADQUARTERS
WARNER ROBINS AIR MATERIEL AREA
ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE
Office of the Commanding General
WARNER ROBINS, GA.
29 March 1950

SUBJECT: Spot Report of Unidentified Flying Object

TO: Commanding General
Headquarters AMC
Wright-Patterson AFB
Dayton, Ohio
ATTENTION: Chief of Intelligence

1. a. Observers:
1st Lt. J. K. Hahn, 2104th Weather Group,
Pilot of C-47 aircraft.
T/Sgt. L. H. Young, 2104th Weather Group, passenger.

b. Location: 85 miles N.W. Jacksonville, Florida
c. Date and time: 23 March 1950 at 0030
d. Weather C A V U: Visibility 15 miles.

2. On the 23 March 195…

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Spot Report of Unidentified Flying Object (cont'd) dtd 29 May 50

4. T/Sgt. Young, a passenger aboard the aircraft, was at the time of the incident looking from a window of the cargo bay, saw the blue white flame approach the C-47 but saw no object from which they could have been ejected. As the C-47 pulled up, Sgt. Young ran to the other side of the ship and also noted that the flame had disappeared.

FOR THE COMMANDING GENERAL:

P. KUBALA
Major, USAF
Intelligence Officer

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