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light or object in aigbt 1n NW at el Venua at 2h 8 1 11" on or alightq ot 15 dep·eee alowq descending below horizon below horizon at the reported after obaezvation of more thaD 10 m1nutea. time or observation. Sightiag Light or object changes colora traa 7ellowiah attriwted to refraction or thit wtite to brilliant red. ObeerYecl on other occ Aatronomical Bo<\J. in locaUcm. Thought b;y observer to be close to horizon with pseul1ar atmos}iler.l.c conditions cbanse in color. Object de sJilerl.cal. Color change ever.r six seconds. Object 290 del azimuth.

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Subject: Unidentified Flying Objects

The following Ucll Personnel reported t.he ::;ightine or unidentified flying objects on Harch 14, 1951:

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Hr . e the first sighting o.t appro:d.r.mtely 1500 hours while follo"rinp, the flir ht oo.t h of the B-50, which at that time was flying on a southerly hcadin~ nt nn o.ltitude of aQprox~t~toly 15,000 feet NSL east and slip.htly south of the base . At the first sighting due neither to the distrmce involved or small individual size of the objects, Hr. t tachcd little sir,11ificancc to t he phenonenon thinking oerhn~s that it was a flock of birdo at a considerable distance. However, in o. minute or so he ber,an to think otherwi:Je and called the Llattcr to the attention of Ilcs srs . and • At the time his sighting was verified by the latter men , the elevation angle of the bodies appeared to be r,reater than that of the B-50 which had progressed a f ew miles further south and cast of the Field.

The motion or the bodies (estimntcd a t bet\oreen 11;. and 20 in number) ap!)eared to be of a swirling nature, not unlike a flock of towering geese or a handful of l eaflets in an u~draft. hither due to distance or size, it was impossible to resolve individual sha~e , however, the general impression \ras ea.i ned tho.t the bodies wer e white.

Several minutes after the first sigh tine; the wri tcr nnd others were apprised of the phenomenon. At this time , the ll-50 had turned to the left on a reciprocal headlne nnd wa~ approx~uately ea~t of the Field at the same altitude. 'll1e bodies continued to swirl in somewhat random fashion and increase apparent elevation anele. During this time

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· bearing heading from the Hardstnnd chaneed fr om nearly due cast to a position lined up with Sierra Blanca. j n vlhnt seened to be a f ow minutes time. This gave the ~npresslon of rela t i vely hieh velocity.

· \lben last seen the bearing heading from the Bell Hardstand was slightly vest of Sierra Blanca. .

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a. Not lml ike n handful of leaflets thrown from an airplane •

b. Vibratory motion of individual hodies reported occasionally not unlike flapoing of winr,s •

c. Total time of observation, from tj me of' first sighting, was approximately 15 minutes .

It is of inter est to note that tlv ~ ground- to-air and air-to­ground VHF cormnunications were eencr nlly very poor throuehout the Bell mi:wion which corunenced a t 1.31 .. 5 hourD . '1)10 r,r ound-to- r;round VHF communications t-rere hO\·:ever v ary eood . In nddi t i on, for the l nst ten minuteD of the B-50 flight VHF COlllliiUllico.t i on \dth the tower "ra s extremely difficult as if another carrier was si.trul to.ncously in operation. When the writer contacted Queen-1 he was advised tha t they also were having communications difficulty.

As additional infornation, winds aloft to 27,000 fee t were generally west-northwest, estinatod a t 30 to 40 knots. The writer is aorally certain that the phenomenon he witnessed could not have been balloons of Project Sky-Hook.

In conclusion, the writer wishes to emphasize that the aerial phenomenon was different from anything he has ever seen up to and including flights of birds. '

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Thie questionnaire has been prepared 10 thot yov con g ive the U.S. : .ir force os much lftfouuotlon 01 possible concernine the unidentified aerial phenomenon that you hove observed. Pleo1a "Y k> ont•er 01 many questiont as you pou ibly con The lnformotlor. ti,CII you ~ive will be Ull .. for re11orch pvrposes. Your nome will not be used in connection witt. any statements, condutions, or pubUcationt without your permiuion. We request tfo!is porsonol lnf~otion 10

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