USAF record 28931965

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• Page 2 UNCLASSIFIED Incident #177 -- Kentwood, Louisiana -- 3 September 1943 Contradictory opinions concerning the existence of the alleged unusual noise and the dubious personality of the reporter of this…
• Page 3 HEADQUARTERS AIR WEATHER SERVICE Andrews Air Force Base Washington 28, D. C. In Reply Refer To: AWS DSS 11 May 1949 SUBJECT: Unidentified Flying Objects TO: Commanding General Air Defense Command…
• Page 4 No. 177: Crack-pot report; insufficient information to evaluate.
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• Page 6 Incident No. 176 -- 23 Sept. 1943, 1200 Hours, San Pablo, Calif. On a dull hazy day, two men saw a large translucent object over a mile overhead. It was the size of a four-engine bomber, buff-gray in…
• Page 7 UNCLASSIFIED Incident 2176, a -- [REDACTED] California -- 28 September 1943 The two observers of this incident made, in several respects, directly contradictory statements: diffuse object versus…
• Page 8 23 Sept 47 With 20th 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…
• Page 9 HEADQUARTERS AIR WEATHER SERVICE Andrews Air Force Base Washington 25, D. C. In Reply Refer To: AMS DSS 11 May 1949 SUBJECT: Unidentified Flying Objects TO: Commanding General Air Material Command…
• Page 10 No. 176: Navy rawinsonde and Weather Bureau pilot balloon soundings were released approximately one hour prior to sighting. Wind flow, however, was WNW at all levels from the surface to 15,000 feet…