USAF record 28930765 (1948)
28930765
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Incident #126 Date of Incident: 30 April 1948 Location: Anacostia Naval Air Sta. [REDACTED] Type of Aircraft: [REDACTED] Type of Pilot: Naval Pilot Time of Accident: 1015 Color: Yellow Shape: Sphere Speed: >100 mph Altitude: 500 ft. Source: [REDACTED] No. Injuries: 1 Type of Observation: Aerial
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- Page 1 Incident #126 Date of Incident: 30 April 1948 Location: Anacostia Naval Air Sta. [REDACTED] Type of Aircraft: [REDACTED] Type of Pilot: Naval Pilot Time of Accident: 1015 Color: Yellow Shape: Sphere…
- Page 2 UNCLASSIFIED Incident #126 -- Anacostia, Naval Air Station -- 30 April 1943 There is nothing in the description of this incident to indicate astronomical origin of the object observed. It appears to…
- Page 3 HEADQUARTERS AIR MATERIAL COMMAND Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Dayton, Ohio MCIAKO-3/ENB/ra Jan 5 1949 MCIAKO SUBJECT: Project "SIGN" TO: Chief, Air Weather Service, Andrews Air Force Base,…
- Page 4 HQ AWC, Chief, Air Weather Service, Washington 25, D. C. Subj: Project "SIGN" 4. The form used in interrogating witnesses to sightings is included as a matter of interest. Comment as to possible…
- Page 5 8/1tr Free AEC dtd 5 Jan 1949 Subj: Project "SIGN" AWS RSS 1st Ind 24 Jan 1949 HEADQUARTERS, AIR WEATHER SERVICE Andrews Air Force Base, Washington 25, D. C. TO: Commanding General, Air Materiel…
- Page 6 CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS Incident # 126 1. Date 30 April 1948 2. Time 1035 3. Location Anacostia, Naval Air Station, 38°21'N, 77°00'W 4. Name of observer Marcus L.Lowe 5. Occupation…
- Page 7 of its flight path. No external fittings or attachments were observed on the object. The speed of the object was estimated at about 100 mph. The flight of the object was observed to be smooth with…
- Page 8 UNCLASSIFIED AFIIR-00-5 (5-61) 21 May 1948 SUBJECT: Flying Discs TO: Commanding General Air Materiel Command Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Dayton, Ohio Attn: MCI Attached is a report of a flying…
- Page 9 UNCLASSIFIED Incident #126 -- Anacostia, Naval Air Station -- 30 April 1948 There is nothing in the description of this incident to indicate astronomical origin of the object observed. It appears to…
- Page 10 HEADQUARTERS AIR MATERIEL COMMAND Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Dayton, Ohio MEIAXO-3/BNS/ra Jan 5 1949 MCIAXO SUBJECT: Project "SIGN" TO: Chief, Air Weather Service, Andrews Air Force Base,…