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ATIC NO. ---
AF NO. ---
REPORT NO. ---
DATE OF REPORT ---
TIME OF SIGHTING 2245 MST
SHAPE Meteor
SIZE ---
COURSE 154° magnetic
NO. IN GROUP 2
HOUND ---
PRIORITY SKETCHES ---
Temporary ATIC Form 329
(2 Jan 52)

DATE OF INFO 20 Sept 1950
LOCATION Denver, Colo.
SOURCE USAF Pilots & A/C observer
DATE IN TO ATIC ---
COLOR Brilliant white to orange-red
slightly faster than limited
SPEEDF-86 (700 mph) Measured
Estimated
ALTITUDE 8000' approx M assured
LENGTH OF TIME OBSERVED 10-30 sec.
TYPE OF OBSERVATION Aerial
MANEUVERS Changes in Speed
REMARKS: Object looked like landing light
which e…

AF FORM 112 - PART I UNCLASSIFIED
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
AIR C.
21
328702

Sighting of Unidentified Flying Objects, Colorado Intelligence Division, Hqs., MATS
Colorado, USA Andrews AF Base, Washington 25, D. C.
29 September 1950 20 September 1950 C-3 Note to 3111C B-1 GUC
Percy E. Sutton, Captain, USAF USAF Officers ATIAA-2

1. The Commanding Officer, Lowry Flight Service Center, Lowry AF Base, Denver, Colorado, reports the sighting of unidentified flying objects in the vicinity of Akron and Denver, Colorado, on the night of 20 September 1950 at approximately 2:45 MST. Clear skies…

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# Meteors in the Records

The American Meteorities Society, whose members specialize in the study of meteors and meteorites, for years have collected reports of such phenomena. From a large enough number of good descriptions of a given meteor, astronomers can analyze the data mathematically and determine the meteor's radiant—the point in the heavens from which it seems to come. The meteor is then identified by its radiant and given an AMS number. The data were published in *Meteoritics*, the journal of the society, and thus made available for future research.

September 20, the same…

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# LOWRY FLIGHT SERVICE CENTER
## LOWRY, AIR FORCE BASE
### DENVER, COLORADO

The following reports were received by Lowry Flight Service Center on unidentified objects seen at approximately 2245M, 20 September 1950.

Mrs. Eorah at Eagle, Colorado, sighted five balls of fire whose color changed from white to red, heading in a southerly direction. Did not know the altitude or speed of the objects. Sighted objects at 2245M.

Capt McFadden, First Officer Hansen, of United Air Lines, Frank Goodlire and a Mr. Black of CAA Maintenance reported seeing a number of balls if fire headi…

Reports on Unidentified Objects Seen on 28 Sep 50

T/Sgt Whitehead, 3115th Maintenance Sq, Lowry AFB, sighted two
streamlined objects over Lowry Field. Looked like two balls of orange-
red fire. Were traveling south in a straight line at about 25,000 to
30,000 feet. Thought they were jets. Weather clear. Sighted at 2245M.

Mr. Ken Tillotson, 1940 Geneva Street, Denver, Colorado, sighted
a ball of fire with a tail over Denver at 2250M. Tail was three times the
size of the ball. Color yellow. Weather clear. Traveling south-south-
east. No sound.

Above listed reports were received by 1st Lt Jack…

21 Sep 40

Statement re Unidentified Flying Object

Righer, about 500 feet. The objects seemed to have a "going ahead" power because they were able to accelerate rapidly.

Regarding size, the object was like a landing light in the air. It became more lights the same size, looked like looking down on a string of landing lights. We saw about 10 to 20 at the same time. There faded out. There was no exhaust trail. There was no sound. The light was similar to an aircraft on fire, except ragged in back. This was not a conventional aircraft and not a jeep. It was bare been rocket powered, there was n…

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20 September 1945

The undersigned was an unidentified flying object at 2251 on 20 September 1945 under the following circumstances:

We were flying a 9-3/4 aircraft at 8000 feet altitude, 2035 seconds bearing. Possible use of other parts of flying materials, while some 32/325 small harsher, 100/100 were completed. Weather was clear, but a little hazy.

When we first saw the object it looked like a brilliant view on the area which held out the flying movements, it looked like a small, well occurred 15-20 miles of the sky. It looked like a little clear in the sky. We sighted 60 miles…

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