USAF record 28937720

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• Page 1 FORM NO. 379 DATE OF ISSUE: 21 March 52 AP NO. [REDACTED] LOCATION: [REDACTED] WIRE NO. [REDACTED] SOURCE: [REDACTED] DATE OF EVENT: 21 March 52 PUB LK C AND D THIS OF WORLD: 1500-1813 CST…
• Page 2 AF FORM 112-PART I APPROVED 1 JUNE 1950 COUNTRY USA-WATS REPORT NO. IR-129-50 4783868 AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT SUBJECT Unidentified Flying Objects in USA. AREA REPORTED ON United States…
• Page 3 WERE ALL TRAVELING IN FORMATION - AT FIRST THEY WERE BROADSIDE TO THE WATCHERS AND LOOKED LIKE PLATES THEN TURNED AND THE EDGE SIDE WAS PRESENTED TO THE WATCHERS. THE MIDDLE ONE PULLED UP STRAIGHT…
• Page 4 RE132 JEJ152 JES 281 RR JEDC JESAE 02 RR JES ZVA RR JEDC JESC JEPC 333 DE JESAE 02 R 311530Z FM CO 3840TH AU VING CR. S AF BASE ALA TO JEDC/ CG AIR MATERIEL COMMAND WRIGHT-PATSONR AL... FORCE BASE…
• Page 5 NO CASE (INFORMATION ONLY) MALLES PHOTO Source: Newspaper Los Angeles Times dtd 12 March 1950 DR March 1950 Hawthorne, "California WHAT IT LOOKED LIKE—Above is a Times artist's drawing of the object…
• Page 6 New York, N. Y. World Telegram & Sun Mar 10, 1960 By the Associated Press LOS ANGELES, March 10—A dynamic salesman told reporters yesterday he had seen the wreckage of a flying saucer in Mexico, and…
• Page 7 SOURCE: NEW YORK WORLD TELEGRAM AND SUN DTD 10 March 1950 AIR-GOING DISK—Roy Wolford, left, and Don Shadie, exhibit their flying disk, designed with "curved yellow wings" by Wolford for use as…
• Page 8 SOURCE: NEW YORK WORLD TELEGRAM AND SUN DTD 10 March 1950 438 #4011 ALL-GOING DISK—Roy Wolford, left, and Don Shadie, engineering student, prepare to launch a flying disk designed by Wolford for use…
• Page 9 NO CASE (INFORMATION ONLY) Witness: Locke, Tanner March 1950 Between New Mexico and Colorado Flying Whatisit Chases 2 Westerners in Car They Won't Admit It Was a Saucer By the C-ited Press. DULANOO,…
• Page 10 Saucer for Sale (It Flies) Salesman's Pitch Includes 23-in. Pilot