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ANAX Incident #167 DATE OF ISSUE: 6 May 1948 TIME OF ISSUE: 15:00 P.M. - 164:05 Wake Island NAME OF ISSUING AGENT: _________________________ DATE OF ISSUE: _____________________________ TIME OF ISSUE: _______________________________ DATE OF ISSUE: 0905 TIME OF ISSUE: _____________________________ TIME OF ISSUE: _____________________________ ORDER OF ISSUING AGENT: _______________________ DATE OF ISSUE: _____________________________ DATE OF ISSUE: _____________________________ TIME OF ISSUE: _____________________________ DATE OF ISSUE: _____________________________ TIME OF ISSUE: _______…
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UNCLASSIFIED Incident #137 -- Pacific Ocean: 19° 08' N, 104° 05' E -- 6 May 1943 The object observed here was probably an exploding fireball seen head-on and seen only at the time of actual explosion. This, with partial cloud coverage, could easily explain the absence of a trail. It is not likely that lights sighted on the water surface or aircraft sighted later had any relation to the original object. If the object had seen a shell fired from the USS Boxer, it appears improbable that only one shell would have been observed. UNCLASSIFIED
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HEADQUARTERS AIR MATERIEL COMMAND Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Dayton, Ohio MCIAXO-3/BWS/rm Jan 5 1949 MCIAXO SUBJECT: Project "SIGN" TO: Chief, Air Weather Service, Andrews Air Force Base, Washington 25, D. C. ATTN: DSS 1. Project "SIGN" is responsible for the collection, investigation and interpretation of data relative to sighting of unidentified flying objects. Attached Incident Summaries 1 thru 172 from the files of Project "SIGN" are forwarded for study and recommendations as to which of the incidents may be eliminated as balloons released on routine synoptic ascents by the Air W…
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Hq AMC, Chief, Air Weather Service, Washington 25, D. C. Subj: Project "SIGN" 4. The form used in interrogating witnesses to sightings is inclosed as a matter of interest. Comment as to possible improvement of the "Essential Elements of Information" in regard to routine synoptic balloon flights is invited. 5. It is requested that correspondence be forwarded to the Commanding General, Headquarters, Air Material Command, attention MCIAXO-3. FOR THE COMMANDING GENERAL: 2 Incls: Summaries 1-172 incl "EEI" /s/ W. R. Clingerman, Col, USAF for H. M. McCoy Colonel, USAF Chief, Intelligence Dept …
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UNCLASSIFIED HEADQUARTERS AIR MATERIEL COMMAND WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE DAYTON, OHIO McIAEO-3/RAL/aw AUG 10 1948 IN REPLY ADDRESS BOTH COMMUNICATION AND ENVELOPE TO COMMANDING GENERAL, AIR MATERIEL COMMAND, ATTENTION FOLLOWING OFFICE SYMBOL: McIAEO-3 SUBJECT: Project "SIGN" TO: Commanding General Hq, Eastern Pacific Wing Pacific Division Air Transport Command Fairfield, Suioun Air Force Base Fairfield, California ATTENTION: A-2 1. This Command is engaged in an intelligence investigation of all reported sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena and has been authorized direct communi…
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COPY UNCLASSIFIED PACD (10 May 1948) Subject: Spot Report observer's aircraft and slightly to the right of course. Captain Barnes made numerous attempts to contact the other aircraft on Channel B and C, VHF, but acknowledgment of his transmission was never received. FOR THE COMMANDING GENERAL: JOEL A. HARPER Major, USAF DAC/S, Intelligence UNCLASSIFIED DOWNGRADED AT 3 YEAR INTERVALS: DECLASSIFIED AFTER 12 YEARS. DOD DIR 5200.10
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UNCLASSIFIED DE/CJP/dd HEADQUARTERS PACIFIC DIVISION, AIR TRANSPORT SERVICE AIR TRANSPORT COMMAND APO 953 10 May 1948 SUBJECT: Spot Report TO: Commanding General Air Transport Service Washington 25, D. C. ATTENTION: AC/S, Intelligence 1. The following information was reported by Captain Floyd Barnes, Pilot of aircraft, who was in flight between Kwajalein Island, Marshall Islands, and Hickam Field, T. H., at the time the incident occurred. 2. While flying magnetic course 060°, altitude 9000 feet, at approximately 09:05 GCT, 6 May 1948, a large white ball of fire was observed 19° 05' N - 164…
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UNCLASSIFIED DC/CJP/dd HEADQUARTERS PACIFIC DIVISION MILITARY AIR TRANSPORT SERVICE APO 933 23 August 1948 SUBJECT: Project "SIGN" TO: Commanding General Air Material Command Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Dayton, Ohio ATTENTION: MCIAZO-3 1. Letter your Headquarters, above subject, 10 August 1948, addressed to Commanding General, Headquarters Eastern Pacific Wing, has been endorsed to this office, and, in turn, was forwarded to the Commanding Officer, 541st Air Base Group, APO 134, where Capt. Barnes was last reported to be assigned. 2. After receiving the report of "Possible Firing Betwe…
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