USAF record 28933235

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• Page 1 [HW: Astro/sta/planet] Sirus [STAMP: Temporary ATIC Form 329 (2 Jan 52)] [REDACTED]
• Page 2 UNCLASSIFIED CLM/deg WRIGHT-PATTERSON FLIGHT SERVICE CENTER WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE DAYTON, OHIO 7 February 1949 SUBJECT: Report of Unidentified Flying Object TO: Commanding General Air…
• Page 3 UNCLASSIFIED (5) SPEED: Unknown. (6) HEADING: SW from Bodman Field (7) MANEUVERABILITY: Object appeared to be rotating. (8) ALTITUDE: Horizontal angle 242.5°, vertical angle 03.06. (9) SOUND: No…
• Page 4 UNCLASSIFIED STATEMENT On the 7th of February 1943, I was on duty at the Weather Station, Godman Air Force Base and at 01:50 Sgt. Ladbutter call me from the Control Tower. He stated that he and Pfc.…
• Page 5 UNCLASSIFIED STATEMENT I Cpl Richard G. Dumphy AF11179389, 1913-4 AACS Det, Godman Field, Fort Knox, Kentucky, was on duty on the night of 7 February 1949, when an unidentified object appeared in the…
• Page 6 UNCLASSIFIED STATEMENT I Richard E. Petersman was called to the tower on the night of 7 February 1949. Sgt Ledbetter was there and pointed out a bright object in the sky, which appeared to me to be…
• Page 7 UNCLASSIFIED STATEMENT I, Sergeant Donald E. Ledbetter, was on duty in the Control Tower, on the 7th of February 1949, from 0001C to 0703C, at Godman Air Force Base. At 0150C, I saw a bright object…
• Page 8 UNCLASSIFIED GEMD 333.5 (1 Mar 49) SUBJECT: Report of Unidentified Flying Object 3. The object observed, is believed by the Base Intelligence Officer to be the star Sirius. This star will appear in…
• Page 9 1. Date of Observation 7 Feb 49 2. Exact time (Local) 0150 CST 3. Place of Observation S7 of Ft Knox, Ky 37° 5h' 30 sec N 35° 58' W 4. Position of observer Control tower with binoculars 5. Just…
• Page 10 UNCLASSIFIED [REDACTED] Subject: Report of Unidentified Flying Object ABC 1st Ind NOLAND-3/GW7/aw To: AMC, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio FEB 9 1949 To: Commanding Officer, 223rd AF…