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07/0126Z

DATE: 6 Jan 1950
NAME: Kansas City Mo.
SOCIAL SECURITY NO.: 500
MANUFACTURER: 19 Jan 1950
TIME: 1926 CST
RATING: 1
Range: 19
Range: 1
Range: 1
Service: 1

SERVICE: EST. 10,000' & dropped 3,000'
LENGTH OF TIME: 25 Minutes
TYPE OF INFORMATION: Ground
SANITOR: Appeared to Swirl or Rotate

ATTA (VENUS)

RESTRICTED

UNCLASSIFIED
2472D AF RES TNG CENTER
CONTINENTAL AIR COMMAND
FAIRFAX FIELD
KANSAS CITY 15. KANSAS
EED/jn
9 January 1950
BO 370.2
SUBJECT: Report of "Flying Disc"
TO: Commanding General
Air Materiel Command
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
ATTN: TSDIN

1. The following report is submitted in accordance with ConAC Letter 200-1, 10 October 1949:

a. Kansas City, Missouri at 1930 hours CST, 7 January 1950.

b. Clear.

c.
Raytown, Missouri
Employed by Bendix Aviation Corp., Kansas City, Missouri
Raytown, Missouri
Employed by Bendix Aviation Corp., Kansas City, Missouri

d. Not available.

e. Attached.

f…

CONFIDENTIAL

BO 370.2
Subject: Report of "Flying Disc" 9 Jan 50

(6) West Southwest UNCLASSIFIED

(7) When first observed, 8 to 10 thousand feet, after
approximately 20 minutes observation, altitude lessened
to 3 to 4 thousand feet.

(8) No sound

(9) Red or orange glow, not constant.

g. Both witnesses stated they had had nothing intoxicating to drink.

2. This report is exempt from Reports Control Symbol.

FOR THE COMMANDING OFFICER:

2 Incls
1. Diag, poss. 1
2. Diag, poss. 2

(signed) J. DANFOEL
WJG, USAF
Adjutant

UNCLASSIFIED

Red glow not constant

UNCLASSIFIED

Very brilliant white
This object
for period of about 15 or 20 minutes
illustrate 8000 to 10,000 feet

Op. 10000
24 7130 PM

Red glow not constant

UNCLASSIFIED

Red glow not constant

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

At this point I've had
known in all two around 2000000000.
I often received for about 10000000000
the remaining 20000000000 all data, traveled
west Southeast. Speed could not be
recognized.

Our position at 7:50 PM

5

21

15 or 20 miles
West Southwest & North
position #1.

#4
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
WASHINGTON
UNCLASSIFIED
INSPECTOR GENERAL USAF
13TH DISTRICT OFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATION
Offutt Air Force Base, Omaha, Nebraska
MT/NES/dmb
24-69 19 January 1950
SUBJECT: UNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI
(WITNESS)
SPECIAL INQUIRY (UNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT)
TO: Commanding General
Air Materiel Command
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton, Ohio
ATTN: MCIAX
1. Inclosed for your information are two (2) copies of
Report of Investigation by Special Agent LAWRENCE A. APPLESSE, this
Office, dated 19 January 1950, refle…

UNCLASSIFIED dmb

|  UNITED STATES AIR FORCE THE INSPECTOR GENERAL OFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS REPORT OF INVESTIGATION | FILE NO. 24-69 | DATE 19 January 1950  |
| --- | --- | --- |
|  TITLE UNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI (WITNESS) | REPORT MADE AT DO #13 | PERIOD 9, 12 January 1950  |
|  OFFICE OF ORIGIN DO #13 | STATUS FINDING |   |
|  CHARACTER SPECIAL INQUIRY (UNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT) |  |   |
|  REFERENCE None; this is an Initial Report |  |   |
|  SYNOPSIS Investigation was initiated by the District Commander, 15th OSI District. Mr. [redacted], Kansas City, Missouri, …

24-69
UNCLASSIFIED
DETAILS:

1. Investigation was initiated by the District Commander, 13th OSI District, upon receipt of information that Mr. [redacted], (Raytown) Kansas City, Missouri, had sighted an unconventional aircraft on 6 January 1950.

AT KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

2. On 9 January 1950 M/Sgt MACARTHUR of the Provost Marshal's Office, Fairfax AFB, Kansas, telephonically advised this office that a "Flying Saucer" had been sighted on 7 January 1950, at about 1930 hours, by a [redacted].

Investigation revealed that the [redacted], sighting the unconventional aircraft, resided at [redacted]…