USAF record 28930789 (1948)
28930789
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Incident # 167 DATE OF ISSUE: 6 May 1948 TIME: 12:00-14:05 (W) LOCATION: [REDACTED] OFFICER IN CHARGE: [HW:] DATE IN CHARGE: [ILLEGIBLE] ONCE COLOR: White ALT. ONCE BARO.: High [ILLEGIBLE] ALTITUDE: 10,000' (ST) DURATION OF TIME ON SCENE Split Second NO. OF PERSONS Aerial RESULT Exploded like shell
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- Page 1 Incident # 167 DATE OF ISSUE: 6 May 1948 TIME: 12:00-14:05 (W) LOCATION: [REDACTED] OFFICER IN CHARGE: [HW:] DATE IN CHARGE: [ILLEGIBLE] ONCE COLOR: White ALT. ONCE BARO.: High [ILLEGIBLE] ALTITUDE:…
- Page 2 UNCLASSIFIED Incident 217 -- Pacific Ocean: 18° 03' N, 104° 06' E -- 5 May 1943. The object observed here was probably an exploding fireball seen head-on and seen only at the time of actual…
- Page 3 HEADQUARTERS AIR MATERIAL COMMAND Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Dayton, Ohio MCLAXO-3/285/rm Jan 5 1949 MCLAXO SUBJECT: Project "SIGN" TO: Chief, Air Weather Service, Andrews Air Force Base,…
- Page 4 Eq AMC, Chief, Air Weather Service, Washington 25, D. C. Subj: Project "SIGN" 1. The form used in interrogating witnesses to sightings is enclosed as a matter of interest. Comment as to possible…
- Page 5 UNCLASSIFIED HEADQUARTERS AIR MATERIEL COMMAND WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE DAYTON, OHIO STAMP: 139 IN EVERY ADDRESS BOTH COMMUNICATION AND EN- VIROPE TO COMMUNICATE GUIDANCE AND MATERIALS…
- Page 6 COPY UNCLASSIFIED PAGD (10 May 1968) 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…
- Page 7 UNCLASSIFIED HEADQUARTERS PACIFIC DIVISION, AIR TRANSPORT SERVICE AIR TRANSPORT COMMAND APO 933 10 May 1948 SUBJECT: Spot Report TO: Commanding General Air Transport Service Washington 25, D. C.…
- Page 8 UNCLASSIFIED HEADQUARTERS PACIFIC DIVISION MILITARY AIR TRANSPORT SERVICE APO 953 23 August 1948 SUBJECT: Project [REDACTED] TO: Commanding General Air Materiel Command Wright-Patterson Air Force…
- Page 9 A large white ball of fire was observed some four to five miles directly ahead of and slightly above the aircraft. It was observed for only a split second and was comparable to the explosion of a…
- Page 10 CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Date 6 May 1948 2. Time 0905 GCT 3. Location 19° 08' N - 160° 05' E between Kwajalein Island, Marshall Islands and Hickam Field. 4. Name of observer Capt…