USAF record 28937492 (1950)
28937492
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[REDACTED] DATE OF UFO: 3 March 1950 IDENTITY: Selfridge AFB/Mich. SOURCE: AF Pilot DATE OF REPORT: 3 April 1950 TIME OF REPORTING: 2305 EST COLOR: White SHAPE: Light Source SPEED: [ILLEGIBLE] ALTITUDE: 5,000' SOURCE: Erratic (N to S to N) LENGTH OF THE ORBITED [ILLEGIBLE] km. NO. IN GRAPH: 1 TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground Source observed the erratic flight of this light. Compared it to lounge window at night viewed from 30 yards. (STAMPED) Filled; 9 March 1950 - Selfridge folder.) UNIDENTIFIED
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- Page 1 [REDACTED] DATE OF UFO: 3 March 1950 IDENTITY: Selfridge AFB/Mich. SOURCE: AF Pilot DATE OF REPORT: 3 April 1950 TIME OF REPORTING: 2305 EST COLOR: White SHAPE: Light Source SPEED: [ILLEGIBLE]…
- Page 2 HEADQUARTERS CONTINENTAL AIR COMMAND MITCHEL AIR FORCE BASE, NEW YORK Classified by Auth: C.C. Command Date: 3 APR 1950 Initials: J.M.S. INT 375.5 (E) SUBJECT: Unidentified Flying Object TO: Director…
- Page 3 INT 373.5 (B), "Unidentified Flying Object", (cont) observed on the CPS-4 height-finder before being observed on the CPS-5 surveillance radar set. This follows logic and field experience, inasmuch as…
- Page 4 UNCLASSIFIED 10 March 1950 NARRATIVE REPORT OF 1ST LT [REDACTED], 661ST AC & W SQ, SELFRIDGE AFS, MICH. On the first occasion of noticing the strange object 3 'ar 50, at 2305, I had just come from…
- Page 5 The second experience was as follows. I went on duty as Controller at 1630, 8 March 1950. At 1943 hours a blip was pointed out to me that was at 270°, sixty-eight (68) miles, 45,000 feet (measured by…
- Page 6 UNCLASSIFIED Department of the Air Force HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE 5D-OSI/DML/fan Washington SD 21-21 14 March 1950 SUBJECT: "PROJECT GRUDGE" Unconventional Type 'aircraft (Unexplained…
- Page 7 CONFIDENTIAL UNCLASSIFIED HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE WASHINGTON The Inspector General USAF 23th District Office of Special Investigations Box 325, RPA, Detroit 30, Michigan 10 March 1950…
- Page 8 UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL Subject: Unconventional Type Aircraft (Unexplained "Blip" on Radar Scopes Caused by Metallic Targets) 10 Mar 50 [REDACTED] requested that the radar crews record in the log…
- Page 9 [CONFIDENTIAL] from the station in Zone 4, and in as close as 35 miles in Zone 4. Lt. [REDACTED] advised that on Friday, 3 March 1950, at approximately 2205 hours, after he had left a stag party in…