USAF record 28929512

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• Page 1 [STAMP: 7/18/52] UNCLASSIFIED [REDACTED] [REDACTED] SCORE [REDACTED] DATE IN TO APPL [ILLEGIBLE] ONCE COLOR [ILLEGIBLE] ONCE SPEED [ILLEGIBLE] ONCE AUTHOR [ILLEGIBLE] ONCE LENGTH OF THE CLOTH…
• Page 2 UNCLASSIFIED CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS Incident # 84 1. Date 7 July 1947 2. Time between 13:00 and 14:00 hours EST 3. Location 1 mile east of Lakeland, Fla 4. Name of observer Mr.…
• Page 3 Walt's walking on U. S. Highway #22 7 July 47, at approximately 1 mile east of Lakeland, Fla., between 1300 and 1400 hours observer's attention was attracted skyward by a whistling noise which seemed…
• Page 4 UNCLASSIFIED He is married and has two children; his description is as follows: Height 5'10"; weight 150 lbs.; medium brown hair; blue eyes; slender build; ruddy complexion; A neighborhood and…
• Page 5 UNCLASSIFIED HEADQUARTERS 94th COMBAT BOMBARDMENT WING VEB (PROV) OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF, A-3 MacDILL Field, Florida 11 July 1947 SUBJECT: Flying Discs. SUMMARY OF INFORMATION: On 10…
• Page 6 UNCLASSIFIED SAC 350.09 (14 July 47) 1st Ind 18 JUL 1947 ABB HEADQUARTERS STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND, Andrews Field, Washington 20, D. C. TO: Commanding General, Army Air Forces, Washington 25, D. C. FOR…
• Page 7 UNCLASSIFIED Incident 84 -- near Lakeland, Florida -- 7 July 1947 There appears to be no astronomical explanation for this incident: upward trajectory and "plastic appearance", if accurately…
• Page 8 With 104 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 Incident No. 24 -- 7 July 1947, 1300-14:00 Hours, Lakeland, Fla. One observer reported hearing a whistling noise and then seeing five shiny objects climbing from 5000 ft to 7500 ft in fifteen to…
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