USAF record 28932946 (1949)
28932946
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Incident #200 DATE OF INFO 24 Jan 1949 LOCATION South of Bermuda SOURCE USAF Pilot DATE OF SIGHT [REDACTED] DATE IN TO ATIC [REDACTED] THIS OF ST WITH: 2000 = 2134 SHAPE Circular-half Sphere SIZE 1-1/2 Miles Wide COLOR [ILLEGIBLE] ONCE SPEED [ILLEGIBLE] ONCE ALTITUDE Sea level [ILLEGIBLE] ONCE LENGTH OF THE OBSERVED 1 Hr 24 Min. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Aerial
[HW: Astro(other) Aurora Borealis]
[STAMP: FORM 329 (P-16-53)]
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- Page 1 Incident #200 DATE OF INFO 24 Jan 1949 LOCATION South of Bermuda SOURCE USAF Pilot DATE OF SIGHT [REDACTED] DATE IN TO ATIC [REDACTED] THIS OF ST WITH: 2000 = 2134 SHAPE Circular-half Sphere SIZE…
- Page 2 MCI ATTN: Mr. Honaker MOLAKO- Mar 49 1. Action request 1 above has been UNCLASSIFIED 2. According to astronomical authorities the phenomenon described by Captain [REDACTED] exactly with the…
- Page 3 Observed Atmospheric Phenomena MCIA MCIA 9 Mar 49 1. Attn: Mr. [REDACTED] UNCLASSIFIED 1. The attached correspondence will be coordinated immediately with the Engineering Division to determine what…
- Page 4 UNCLASSIFIED 8/9 WEATHER SQUADRON DETACHMENT KINDLY AIR FORCE BASE APO 858 C/O POSTMASTER NEW YORK, NEW YORK MEMORANDUM 10 May 1949 SUBJECT: Aurora Borealis TO: Commanding Officer, 373rd Recon…
- Page 5 UNCLASSIFIED Capt, [REDACTED] W. 1. Date of observation: Date of interview 24 January 1949 13 April 1949 2. Exact time of observation: From 2000 to 2124 3. Place of observation: 29°30'N-87°29'W 4.…
- Page 6 17. Trail: None 18. Luminosity: UNCLASSIFIED Appeared to generate its own light, white light comparable to flourescent light, red light some less brilliant than runway flare. 19. Projections: None…
- Page 7 INCIDENT NO. 260 1. Date of Observation 24 Jan 1949 Date of Interview 13 April 1949 2. Exact Time (local) 2000-212h 3. Place of Observation South of Bermuda, S.W.I. 29°30' North 67°49' West 4.…
- Page 8 Page 2 Incident 260 Name and address of observer: Capt. [REDACTED], 373d Recon Sqd. VLR Wes APO - 655 G/G FM, New York, N. Y. Occupation and hobbies: Captain, USAF VH3 Bomber Pilot Comments of…
- Page 9 UNCLASSIFIED Date of Observation: 24 January 1949 Date of Interview: 11 April 1949 Exact time of observation: 2000 to 2145 Place of Observation: Unknown Position of Observer: Air, B-29 (Stood between…
- Page 10 17. Trail: None 18. Luminosity: Red glow resembled a red railroad flare (fuzes) with blue-white base and pillar like beams of varying intensity going up into red mass. Red mass was transparent could…