USAF record 28937161 (1949)
28937161
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UNCLASSIFIED
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1. This investigation predicated upon information received from Mr. [REDACTED], New York Life Insurance Company, [REDACTED], Albuquerque, New Mexico. Advised that at 1935 hours MST, on 4 December 1949, he had observed a green Fireball in the northeastern sky. It was visible for only two or three seconds and was the size of a marble at arms length.
2. This is a joint investigation conducted by S/A JAMES N. KERRICK and the writer.
3. On 5 December 1949, Mr. [REDACTED], Salesman, New York Life Insurance Company, 1509 Los Lomas Avenue, Albuquerque, New Mexico, was interviewed and the following information was obtained:
a. Time and date of lighting: 1935 hours MST, 4 December 1949. b. Point of observation: 1060' S6', 35° 4'. c. Number of objects: One (1) d. What attracted observer's attention: The movement of the object. e. Direction from observer: 40° from true North f. Angle of elevation: Unknown g. Distance from observer: 8 to 10 miles. h. Time in sight: 2 to 3 seconds. i. Color of object: green j. Size of object: marble at arms length. k. Shape of object: Round l. Apparent construction: Unknown m Direction of Flight: Nearly horizontal, East to West. n Tactics or maneuvers: Sloping descent o Evidence or trail or dust: None observed p Effect on clouds or light: No clouds q Luminosity: Very bright r Projections and depressions: None s Means of propulsion control and stability Unknown t Speed of object (I/PH): Unable to estimate u Sound and odor None v Manner of disappearance Appeared to go out like a person blowing out a candle.
4 On 5 December 1949 the following information was received through Mr [REDACTED] Security Operations Atomic Energy Commission Los Alamos
a Time and date of lighting; I935 hours MST; I December I949 b Point of observation; I660'…
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- Page 1 UNCLASSIFIED DETAILS: 1. This investigation predicated upon information received from Mr. [REDACTED], New York Life Insurance Company, [REDACTED], Albuquerque, New Mexico. Advised that at 1935 hours…
- Page 2 UNCLASSIFIED e. Direction from observer: 30 f. Angle of elevation: unable to estimate g. Distance from observer: unknown h. Time in sight: one-fifth of a second i. Color of object: green j. Size of…
- Page 3 CONFIDENTIAL DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE WASHINGTON THE INSPECTOR GENERAL USAF 14TH DISTRICT OFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS KINSTLAND AIR FORCE BASE, NEW MEXICO…
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- Page 5 UNCLASSIFIED DETAILS: 1. Investigation predicated upon receipt of report by District Commander, 17th District, Office of Special Investigations that a fireball was reported to have fallen in the…
- Page 6 8. Lt. F. C. ATWOOD, Deputy Sheriff, Lincoln County Sheriff's Office informed the writer that riders of various ranches covered this region at regular intervals. These riders were instructed by…
- Page 7 [STAMP: 4 Dec 9] UNCLASSIFIED 26 March 1951 SUBJ: Anomalous luminous phenomena The Fall of 1951, March 8, 11:34 TO: Commanding General Air Materiel Command Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Dayton,…
- Page 8 DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE WASHINGTON THE INSPECTOR GENERAL'S OFFICE 17TH DISTRICT OFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS SOUTHERN AIR FORCE BASE, NEW MEXICO File No…
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