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• Page 1 DECLASSIFIED Authority: NND 917033 SECRET SECRET EXHIBIT #530 OJ-27 Secret Serial CC196857 R/S S-OC200 dated 1-23-59 Subject: Flying Discs REPORT FILED V-5 AIRCRAFT - UNIDENTIFIED JONES 2-27-50
• Page 2 STAMP: 020249 30014 STAMP: S 78-1(126) STAMP: P 615 [HW:] Confidential [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED]
• Page 3 RESTRICTED CHECK-LIST - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Date 18 February 1948 2. Time 5:01 P.M. 3. Location Norcatur, Kansas 4. Name of observer M. R. Krehbiel account (taken from newspaper) 5.…
• Page 4 RESTRICTED of February 18 over northern Kansas was just that, inasmuch as meteorites have been recovered from it." There were found, beginning April 24, first several smaller fragments up to one of 4…
• Page 5 EXHIBIT B Statement taken from Leland Sammons My name is Leland Sammons, and I live on a farm 14 miles west of Stockton and 1 mile north, off US 24. On February 18 at about 5 P.M., I was standing…
• Page 6 (COPY) 323 W. Tenth St., Pueblo, Colorado February 20, 1948 Office of the Chief of Staff U. S. Army Washington, D. C. Subject: Explosion in the sky near Norcatur, Kansas. 4:00 p.m. (MST) February 18,…
• Page 7 It is held by rocketry experts (example, WILLY LEY - see his ROCKETS, p. 192, diagram and note in connection there- with) that it would take about 100 hours for a rocket-craft to negotiate the…
• Page 8 into reports like this one on the explosion over Norcatur and the direction of the object involved. There is a possibility, however remote this may seem, that the moon is either inhabited or in use…
• Page 9 (COPY) March 14, 1948 FILE REF: - SIGGE-M-1 From: Norman G. Markham MAIN HOTEL, Pueblo, Colo To: Chief Signal Officer U. S. Army, Washington, D.C. Subject: Norcatur, Kans., sky explosion of 18…
• Page 10 horizon of Boise at 3:30 p.m. and another line be drawn from the position of the moon at one hundred hours before the sighting of the Boise object, and projected to the center of the earth, it will…