USAF record 28933838 (1952)
28933838
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[STAMP: 271] DATE OF INS: April 1, 1952 LOCATION: Dayton, Ohio SUBJECT: Civilians
DATE OF REPORT: THIS ON REPORTS: 0725 & 0730 COLOR: White NAME: Parachute SIZE: 1/4 size of moon COUNT: 90° NO. IN GROUP: 1
PHOTO: SKETCHES:
TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground MANEUVERS Straight Flight
Probable Aircraft
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- Page 1 [STAMP: 271] DATE OF INS: April 1, 1952 LOCATION: Dayton, Ohio SUBJECT: Civilians DATE OF REPORT: THIS ON REPORTS: 0725 & 0730 COLOR: White NAME: Parachute SIZE: 1/4 size of moon COUNT: 90° NO. IN…
- Page 2 UNCLASSIFIED INCIDENT NO. 271 1. Date of Observation 4 April 49 Date of Interview 4 April 49 2. Exact time (local) 0730 3. Place of Observation: 1 Mile North Dayton, Ohio. Valley Pike approaching…
- Page 3 Page 2 Incident: 271 Name and address of observer: [REDACTED] Occupation and hobbies: Dayton, Ohio USAF EMPLOYEE (Editor) Comments of Interrogator relative to intelligence and character of…
- Page 4 INSERT NO. -271A- 1. Date of Observation 4 April 49 2. Exact time (Local) 0725 3. Place of Observation North of Dayton Ohio, Fast Harshmanville Rd on Route # 69 4. Position of observer Ground in Auto…
- Page 5 Time a/14 7:30. (Pav. In at 7:43) Car driven by Mr. [REDACTED] travelled out at about [ILLEGIBLE] mph. Travelled out $2462. On Valley Pike approaching Starmandale Road - a crest with was River School…
- Page 6 Page 2 Incident: 271A Name and address of observer: Mr. [REDACTED] WPAFB, Dayton Ohio. Occupation and hobbies: Comments of Interrogator relative to intelligence and character of observer(s): [HW:…
- Page 7 G.I. CIV.JIG.NX UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL OBJECTS Incident No. 1. Date of Observation [ILLEGIBLE] Date of Interview [ILLEGIBLE] 2. Exact time of observation (local) 07:10 3. Place of Observation: [HW: Map…
- Page 8 Page 2 Guide to Investigation Incident No. ______ 17. Trail (color, length, width, persistence, etc.): [REDACTED] 18. Luminosity (visible by reflection, incandescence, other - degree of brilliancy):…
- Page 9 Page 3 Guide to Investigation Relative to Radar Sightings 1. Re radars now operating on ground a. Observations of direction, range, speed, altitude and size of target: b. Did targ t execute any…
- Page 10 Page: 4 Incident No. [REDACTED] Guide to Investigation 3. Local flight schedules of commercial, private and military aircraft flying in vicinity at the time: ( Check Canadian activity if close to…