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20/Mar/50 20 Mar. 50 15 Mi. N Stuttgart, Ark. Airline pilots and crew 2126 Circular 100' Diam. 25 35 Seconds Aerial ________ yes (but not in file) UNIDENTIFIED
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2n J (1) 79-4 80-8 11-11-79 1979-1980 1980-1981 HEADQUARTERS 516th TROOP CARRIER WING MEMPHIS MUNICIPAL AIRPORT MEMPHIS, TENN. 22 March 1950 SUBJECT: INTERROGATION OF OBSERVER OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT - TO: DIRECTOR OF INTELLIGENCE U. S. AIR FORCE, WASHINGTON, D. C. 1. Capt. [redacted], a member of the 516th Troop Carrier Wing, was interrogated by the undersigned staff officers of the same organization. 2. Capt. [redacted] was flying as co-pilot of flight No. 53 of Chicago and Southern Airlines which departed Memphis at 20:55 CST on 20 March 1950, destination Little Rock, Ark. The we…
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was under observation, and Capt. xxxxxxxxxxxxxx experience in observing various types of aircraft including the F-86, Capt. xxxxxxxxx stated that the object was traveling at least 1000 miles per hour, giving this as a very conservative figure. He could see no signs or indications of exhaust flames, jet or otherwise. 5. The attached drawing is a rough sketch of the object as drawn by Capt. xxxxxxx. For the Commanding Officer - Richard K. Easley Maj. USAF (Res) Wing Ground Tr. Officer Dewey H. Orr Dewey H. Orr Maj. USAF (Res) Wing Intelligence Officer 1 incl. This Manual (Meady)
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