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PROJECT 10973 RECORD CARD

|  1 Aug 52 | BROOKS AFB, TEX. | 12. CONCLUSIONS  |
| --- | --- | --- |
|  01/1600 CST | ☑ | ☐ Was Balloon ☐ Excessive Illusion ☐ Possibly Fallout  |
|  01/1600 Z | ☑ | ☐ Was Aircraft ☐ Possibly Aircraft ☐ Possibly Air Fall  |
|  2000 | ☑ | ☐ Was Astronomical ☐ Probably Astronomical ☐ Possibly Astronomical  |
|  1-1 1/2 min | 1 | SW  |
|  10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF MONTHS | 11. COMMENTS |   |

White disc flew straight and level at high altitude. Source is two airmen at BAFB.

1. One hour after balloon launch.

ATIC FORM 329 (REV 16 SEP 52)

SECURITY INFORMATION
HEADQUARTERS
BROOKS AIR FORCE BASE, TEXAS

DOTINT 319.1 5 AUG 1952

SUBJECT: Report on Unidentified Flying Object

TO: Director of Intelligence
DCS/O
Headquarters, USAF
Washington 25, D.C.

1. In accordance with letter, Hq, USAF, AFOIN-C/CC-2, subject: Reporting of Information on Unidentified Flying Objects, dated 19 Dec 51, the following information is submitted concerning an observation of an unidentified flying object. Information in sub-paragraphs below is in the same order as par 4d of referenced letter.

a. Object described as one white disc with no protuberances. Th…

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WAR DEPARTMENT
DISPOSITION FORM

SECU CLASSIFICATION (If any)
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11/11/32
11/11/32

|  FILE No. | SUBJECT (Unclassified) Material for Project Blue Book  |
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TO Chief, Air Technical
Intelligence Center
Wright-Patterson AFB
Ohio

FROM Dept of the Air Force
Hq USAF - AFOIN

DATE SEP 16 1932 COMMENT No. 1
Maj Fournet/fh/71016
AFOIN-2A2

1. Inclosed correspondence is forwarded for your information and retention.
2. Request acknowledgment of receipt by indorsement to basic letter.

1 Incl
Rpt of U/I flyobs,
w/2 Incls - statements
re subj.

for WILLIAM A. ADAMS
Colonel, USAF
C…

4 August 1952

At 10 AM on 1 August 1952, as I was entering the Security Service compound with a group of airmen returning to work after a movie at the Base theater, someone called attention of the group to something in the sky. Upon looking up, I saw a round disc like object, white in color. It seemed to be at a high altitude and was moving at a high rate of speed in a southwesterly direction. It performed no maneuvers of any kind, only flew in a straight and level flight until too far away to be seen with the naked eye. I saw nothing that could be taken for wings or tail surfaces. The plane …

SECURITY INFORMATION

DOTINT 319.1 Report on Unidentified Flying Objects

1. There was no interception or identification action as this headquarters was not notified at that time.

FOR THE COMMANDING OFFICER:

Bruce U. Capes
BRUCE U. CAPES
2nd Lt. USAF
Assistant Adjutant

2 Incl.
1. Statement from A/1C Holl
2. Statement from A/2C Daniell

Info copies to:

Commanding General
Continental Air Command
Mitchel Air Force Base, New York
ATTN: Director of Intelligence

Commanding General
Fourteenth Air Force
Robins Air Force Base, Georgia
ATTN: Director of Intelligence

4 August 1952

On Friday, 1 August 1952, at approximately 1000 hours, I noticed a flying object in the sky. The altitude of the aircraft was impossible for me to judge but appeared to be considerably above the cloud layer, which was reportedly 2500 ft. The relative speed appeared supersonic. The azimuth was about 25 to 30 degrees. The aircraft was heading in a WSW direction. It traveled a straight course on a horizontal plane. Its appearance was discus shaped with a ratio of diameter to width of about 6:1. It was metallic or white in color. It remained in view for about 1 and 1/2 minutes.

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