HHRG-118-GO12-20241113-SD004.pdf

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. ‘ ” ‘ . aa HEAT JARTERS UNITED STATES ASW PORE WASNIPGION ShCIMSPR CIOS Stwt eat war - S%te THCY DOFPLL OF BTCA, InveatipaTiawp RAATLaANS AIS FOR SAP KT, Fm wg ae | DR/ns . - File Yor (24~-8)-26 . "2 Tay 1950. ma SUBJECT: Swamary of Observations ¥ porias —_— in the New Mexico APERT Docenber 1948 = = Tay 1950 TO; Biendionw General — F, Carroll Director ef Snecial Investigations lieadquarters USAF Washington 25, b. ©. . a }. 2. Ina Visiso meeting with other military and ee intel” ligence and invest seusivy agencies in Decenter 1948, it was determined that the rsguengy. of is et aerial phenomen…

ala ial ae ee Son Oe Dela oleh et tL RY ie Ca ee rs een BREN, SY MR TEAR eet fat ct ae What File No; (24-8)-28 Subj: Summary of © scrvations of Acrial Phenomena {- the New Mox. Area, December 1946 = Lay 195¢ 25 May 1950 Director of the Institute of Mcteoritics and Hcoad of the Department of Mathematics and Astronomy at the University of New Hoxico, He was Re» search Mathematician at the Uew Mexico Froving Grounds under an OSRD appointment in 1943 and 1944, and Technical Diroctor of the Operations™ Analysis Scction, Hoadquarters, Second Air Forec, 1944-45, Since 1948, Dr. LePaz has served on a …

NN? 76 a8 qe term te, 1RE16 ites 1h Bow 44) oh hare} WEL 1090 © senna . AVE HEADQUARTERS ™ PAY avec bom - - . COmmaRACATION AND Be. _ AIR MATERIEL COMMAND — dennaen, ‘arvennen TSDIN/HMM/ig/6-23100 PORLOWING OFC Trans, rece! NELS, SATION, GEG SE? 2 3194) SUBIECT: ANC Opinion Concarning "Flying Disce” TO: Commanding Generel Aray Aix Porces Washington 25, 0. C. TiQN: Brig. General Ueorge Sclulgen Ac/s5~2 xe «AS requested Oy AC/aS-2 there is presented below th: considered opinicn of this Comand concerning the so-called "Flying tises". This opinion is based on interrogation resort data furnished by…

ee There ia a possttility that some of the imeidents may be caused ty matical phenomena, guch as pevenra. dy, The reported operating characterintles such as extreme rates of Clisb, aasouverabiiity (particnlarly in reil), aml action which want be céngidered evasive when aighted ox contacted by Priendly aiz- exaft and radar, lend “bellef te the pesalbility that seme of the objecte are ecatrolled elther marualiy, avlosatically or remotely. e. The apparent eotan dcecriphion af the objects 4a an fallewsi- {1} Metalide or Light raflactirg surface, StCRST te 9552 SECRET Basie Lix fr Ca, hee ¥F to Gb,…

3. tha e nation has a fo Ot ptopates on ho tes fat By ea es is outside of ome stic knowledge, 3. It ds recommenjed that: an: a reecquar ety » Are ertinent daba which a Sess tg be mace a pie yee JPD3, the Air Forces Si RAMD and NEPA projects for commer’ sith prelisioay report to he feewandad: within 1S ‘days of recvink >| : a dxialled resort thereater yrery 30 days as the inve o—= —- U-39552 Seen ee Basic Ltr fr Cd, AXC, WF to CO, AAF, Taph. D.C. subj "ALD Opinion Com cerning *Flying Disce® gaticn develops. A complete interchanga of data should ba effected. he awaiting a specific directive AM w…

i i SEP 24 1952 ISHORANDUN FON: Director of-Gentral Intelligence THROUGH i Deputy Director (Intelligence} suasacr © sg Flying Saucers 1. Poeently an inquiry 1as-conducted by the Office of Scientific | Invellicence to determine uhetherthere are national security inplieations in the probleia of "unidentified flying objects," 4,0,, flying saucers; whether adequate study and reséarch is eutrently_helnz diregted to - °° nen this problon Jn its. relation:to stich nations) sesmty. tmeliaationss- - and what further investigation and research should be instituted ~~ by whoa, end under what-aegtsy; 2. I…

“¢ oO 5. It was found that the ATIC study is protably valid if the purpose is limited to a case-by-case explanation, However, that study dozs not solve the more fundanental asvects of the problen, These aspects are to determine definitely the nature of the various phenocena yvhich are causing these sightings, and to discover means by which these causes, and their visual or electronic effects, may bo identified inmediately, The CIA consultants stated that these Soluticns would probably be found on the rarging or just beyond ths froatiers of our present knowledge in the fields of atnospheric, Zo…