USAF record 28929268

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• Page 1 UNCLASSIFIED DATE OF INFO 29 June 47 LOCATON Clarion, Iowa SOURCE Civilian DATE IN TO ATIC [ILLEGIBLE] COLOR dirty white SHAPE inverted saucer SPEED 200 mph [HW: X] ALTITUDE 1200 [HW: X] COUNTY…
• Page 2 Incident No. 21 - 2 June 1947, 16:15, Des Moines, Iowa. The observer, a bus driver, reported observing thirteen objects at 1000 ft altitude, traveling in a straight line in file at 300 mph. The…
• Page 3 Incident #21 -- Des Moines, Iowa -- 29 June 1947 There is no obvious astronomical explanation for this incident. If the estimate of size can be given any credence at all, the objects could not have…
• Page 4 Incident #43 -- Clarion, Iowa -- 29 June 1947 This incident refers to the same sighting by the same observer as that summarized in Incident #21. See that report for conclusions. [STAMP:]
• Page 5 Date: 10 June 47 Time: 1605 Location: Denialton, Iowa Time of observer [REDACTED] Occupation of observer Agent of Amazing Stories Magazine Address of observer Box 12, Drocker, IA Place of observation…
• Page 6 [STAMP: CHECK-1857 - DECLASSIFIED FILING 06/18] Incident 45 Date 29 June 1947 Time 16:45 Location [REDACTED] out of Clanton [REDACTED] direction of Macon City, [ILLEGIBLE] of observer Occupation of…
• Page 7 About 7 miles out of Charleston, [REDACTED] observed an unexplained object in the sky in front of the [REDACTED]. The object was about the height of a [REDACTED]. It was moving at a speed of about…
• Page 8 With 10th incidents thus eliminated, there remain thirty-four which contain some evidence but have no apparent ready explanation. This statement is true only under the assumption that the evidence is…
• Page 9 Dr HYNEK'S EVALUATIONS EXTRACTED FROM PROJECT GRUDGE REPORT. ILLIAC INDEX 1. Astronomical a. High probability: #26, 27, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 48, 49, 59, 60, 66, 69, 70, 94, 88, 97, 98, 101, 102,…