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1. OATE - TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION 3 16 Dec 53 16/1030% | Ft Belvoir, Va SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION military ASTRONOMICAL: SUil DOGS 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS Time and action indicates possible sun dogs. 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION i111. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 4S min Bright obj without definite shape. pareetied of star, short erky movements, color changed. 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION J y 4 Ang ground visual 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE O Ves 0 Ne FORM 7 FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) previous editions of this form may bo used.

ie ee wv ie INCLASSIF ‘ +. Riss ARTERS COMMAND Qe x UNITED STATES AIR FORCE BOLLING AIR FORCE BASE nw WASHINGTON 25, D. C. eee rn SUBJECT: (Unclassified) Unidentified Flying Object Report TO: Director of Intelligence Headquarters USAF 1. The following information concerning unidentified flying objects is submitted in accordance with Air Force Regulation 200-24. 2. No further action will be taken by this headquarters unless requested by The Air Technical Intelligence Center or other competent authority, as basic correspondence appears to adequately fulfill the requirement set forth in Air Force…

Fi ar a 6 s - . w | * iia Seiad aa ki iViw ee SBS ee i DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE THE INSPECTOR GENERAL USAF 4tu DISTRICT OFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS BOLLING AIR FORCE BASE, WASHINGTON 325. D. C. 9 - FEB.I35. 2h-0=297 rEB.i554 RE: (Unclassified) Unidentified Flying Objects Observed Over Yort Belvoir, Virginia on 16 December 1953 LYOBRT st VRCLASSIFIAD AFTER i DOV, DIR $200.14 TOs Comnander Headquarters Conmand Solling Air Force Base le ‘this office received the following letter dated 21 December 1953 from the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G2…

YINCLASSIFIED Oh=0—297 Rus (Unclassified), Unidentified Flying Objects Observed Over Fort Pelvoir, Virginia on 16 December 1953 VPLYORRT about 0545) was to the right of the first object in a westerly direc- tion. Both objects moved erratically, independent of one another; they apoeared to move closer to and also away irom the observers, as well as moving laterally. The movements were jerky and not of great distances. "The first sighted object disappeared bayond the horizon at approximately 0600; the second was not visible alter approximately 0615 as the dawn's light made the object inoorceptib…