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Reference is made to mmyemorandum 0f#39;Septemb2eEr graenua__
V 195?, on the captioned matter which reflected an Intelli~ :f-
gence A dvisory Committe eIAC! evaluation of an Air Defense , d_*7T
Comm arAenDpdCo r!t that rada srtation ast Monta Puokint, E? Iii
Long Island, NYeowrk, aBnednton, Pennsylvania, detected anıueıem
unidentified object pinro ceeding a wdeirsetcwtioanrd with {~__
an altitude o5f0,000 feet and a speed o2f,000 knots
ae,psporoo ximately miles per hour! on - September lose.
The IAC intelligence evaluation of this report reflected
that #39i ;sUt highly improbable that a Soviet operation is
responsible jbr the unidentified flying object reports oj -
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General Hillard Lewis, Director, Air Force Intelligence, .
advised that although the ADC has not completed its investik
|gation of the evidence on this matter, there are continuing indicatio tnhsat the objec dtetecte wdas anatmospheric
phenomenon. The radar pickups now reflect speed variations
.n in the object#39; csourse, ranging f1ro,5m00 miles per hour to
4,500 miles per hour. This latter speed is improbable
. according to U. S. scientific theory for any type jlying
#39 o;bject which this could conceivably be. General Lewis added
2 that the present sun spots are associated with the peculiar
radar activity throughout the globe and that this could have
scoamusee jbr the captioned report.
Q _ ACTQON;
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Liaison will report further information on this
matter as quickly as it is developed.
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lhe following information was obtained by Liaison My -i
- Supervisor H;W. Kuhrtz atthe Intelligence Advisory Committee - Watch
Committee special meeting on September 21, 195?, relative to the
captioned matter. Ihe initial report in thismatter was given by the N
e,U.S. Air Defense Command to the:1hite_ˇgu§5,on September 20, 195?,
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lstation at Uontauk Point, Long Island, New York, at approximately
f4 pp.rmoc.,eeding in a westward direction with an altitude qf
50,000 feet and a sopf eed 2,000 knots approximately 2300 miles per
hour!. Trahdear station at.Hontauk Point maintained aimn age for
approximately one minute,and thereafter itwas picked up by a radar
92?station at Benton, Pennsylvania Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania!, which
coincided with the Montauk Point pickup and-was tracked by.Eenton for
approximately 9 minutes. Thereafter, jamming was reported by several
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hThe Watch aCt oimtmse metiStinteegpe to ewnm abse2 tro that - by the Air Defense Command tthhaet original reports had been down
graded, stihnecre was an ll-minute break in the tracking by the
various radat_stations, and further that weather istationsa in the
area were of the type whhaivceh in the past produced false radar
Qpıps and electronic information. Also, there were-a number qf
Strategic.Air Command planes in the Chicago area on a training flight.
Zhe hatch Committee was told that the Air Defense Command has not
completed its investigation of this incident; however, in any event
it;was reported tthhaet phenomena reported woef st Buffalo, New York,
were not related to the object as reported by Hontauk Point and
Benton, Pennsylvania. i
lhe Watch Committee concluded that, It is himigphrloybabl
a Soviet operation is responsible for the unidentified
flying} object reports of September, 1957.. Ihe HCaotmchmittee in conside ing
this matter also concluded that there is no intelligence on
Soviet
activities which can be related to amissile launching qf this y e
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT REPORTED
QE SEPTEMBEB 20. I957: INIZLLIGENGE #39;
ADVISORY countries - euros cauurrrze
over the U.S. Iits unlikely that a Soviet airoraft Oˇˇld Ovnduıi
amission at this sapnede d altitude and return to Soviet territory.
The Soviets are given credit for the capability of a#39;submarine
launched cruise-type missile of low supersonic performance and a
range of about 500 nautical miles; however, tihse re no evidence
. of the existence of such a missile bthye Soviets.
The Watch Committee also examined possible Soviet motives
for launching a one way missile on an operation over the U.S., and
it was concluded that there would be little motivation at this time
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Committee rouuletd one way reconnaissance operations on the likelihood
that the results would be of small value and the risk of compromise
would be very great. This possible retaliatory motive bthye Soviets
could be in response twdwk-idégde to a U.S. Vfroject Aquatone
flight over the USSR wwhaisc h detected on September 9, I956, by
Soviet planes and mentioned in mmyemorandum of September 19, 195?.!
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Defense Command is still investigating trheisport_further information
wbiell reported as a more conclusive evaluation can be made.
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Ihat attracte adttentio tno object 1: -, . A
lulu; 1¢92 tIn 01.00 I7 » #39 -; -
Iumbe orf oh;ect aand llroto ohf formatio onr gr#o3u9p;ing:
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lpparen 01t :1!-Qéo tom kpnaorwo onbject 1,.0., mm n, oon t-h, umb
or ıat a_t A1-aslength!:
lugnuhn. Q I, ,3
Color of object: _#39; #39; #39;
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8:-ap egive graphi dc- escription compa wreith knowonbject!;
I1#39;9211IH#39;IilI192-li ftlh _
Altitude lnglo of elovation above horizon - O dog:-oo aat;horizon,
93 degree! ov#e3r9h;e ad!: - _.
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ngmou Ioronn observ Aerng clolockw firsoem North!:
n v8-1..#-|39 I;IQ .1.3_:Ij # t 3nQ9.»;--wi m wm0!I[ l alJ. - I -vI#3 y 19r1;-0=!! 1 U I*-_r.I-_I-w -05 -!uv! c , #39;
Diata Inroo onobao rbvioarte tno £o0o1 h-rldnog, t,o.§_3;5§. , M _ ugh owe appea troe hdo!? #39; B 1Y1 c:?aunsuuscou
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D11-ootio onf ˇight of wgm !: -_ A
nadlowlaouhldtlaˇdnlmˇut hlllltlhb :1 .:#39;i ~#39;: ..1 g °1.@?._°
= - 1-= #39;.-1* -- -_-.:,,-1#39;Il1lo -- --- - ##3399; ;h#*3 _9##; 3399#;;. 39 -; #39; -Ii:
-_ = 5 --#39;: t#in3e9;, eo#v3o g9ri;w1h5 ongu dlnisr tonc- F0!3! -1 SAANNTONIO
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Luminosity visible by reflection, incandescence, other - degree -
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of bicrinllce ! 2#39;
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Projections tins,w ings, r aondtse,nnae, canopies, etc»!_: H .L
Innouver tculirmnsb,s , deivtce.s s-, ketchfl iogfh ı Pei-ll!! .
20.
£141-,;ıg s _é_r wumum . snnumm - p -u -u-.a -m ~w#21, nnc f sappe-r-once: -
lint eel li0k e lighs
Effect on clouds: .
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23. Additional inter-notion concerning objects
bllissstusnredaserndlsthseeundtben-usissbnıieots
Iepextol awsere clear owing. - .
leather conditions end light at time oi sighting: 7
Gar, sols slesn ıll. -
end a odf dressobserver: i
Occupation and hobbies:
driest, I IQ» _ _ _ . _ ,
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CommentIsn otof rrogator relativtoe intblligcnoea nd characotef r . ,#s
39;observer nCehigohckb ors, dpeoplice# 3re9c;o.r,d Fs,B 0I WP}§{§ £_#53:?9nun» churns. . = o.v-_ ~¢#39;usg;,,a
BYE-TP Q.-.M§R _ U-TH Pa-I;IA. rLlr.s cou _ -r 1-~ D03
Fbzg Did observer weer glasses, especially polnriod glasses atitme of _
sighting, owras object vtiherwouegdh canopy, windo owor,t ber_ ,_ .- r _
transparent suterielt lb _,_ - #-3-#I9-3*;9;
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Date o®f aemtio to of Intenriei .;-;,. --. x
Exact timeo i observationıo ca1!;_J2.° kLZ_,_1 __ .. -
Place of Observation: - @0ll#39;I5in-!1-1I ¢, 0, i #39;3 1# 39;
lap Coonlinatea! ° ~ _ #w ~
PoQs-iqtaiolinnn o#f3o 9b; aerver airo, ar, bldg,l ocation or - kin detaillh -. _#-pprauaq _ __ __
Ihat attractealatttoe notblojeac t: #39;
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lowing light Q #39; #39;- _
Igiémboebrj eocf ts aaknedt ehfo orfm atiognr our pi.n g __|
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Apparent siz ceo mparek tnoo wn obje1c.t0, ., mmn, oon, thumub
Or fist at am.s_1en51_;h!; _ __ __ _________
bob! Lib the btodlighi I Q on cu u no unnu-
Coof lor object: #39;-
gallel to moan _
G griavpee graphic descripti -ocno mparwe ith k onbojewcnt!;
In dotiaito ah-npo 0 jut 0 anvil; light . . .
lltitude Angolof elevatio ahnbo orivzeon -O degreesh aotr izon, mm °gY75i;--»=#-3n9 o;- ue#m3u9i.s; n na.|nm 1n Direction Loebas crwr Ancglolec kwise tlroornth !! _ ..
Distance from observer Distance to tern, bldg, etc e-ver
Ihich object appeared to be!: . _
hiuallgaighulltoldlolhnolouwut
- - 2 R2 I-....__ #39; -i #Dimctlon oflfi ght of object I!! 0,,-*1?-~_~ us-nuawuuaquupununuunmuu. m__3CB§¢§r-w a#h39;
Homr sight: , AL_.i P1-50f 3 Ito I Quail . #39; --ii-.,.
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ogvivemr i angular distanc -e-!:
.#_39;# .131 9-;?, . :,#92#3 9##;3 3-99.; ;I I!
Ira:-saiuorromol =11 .bUHHUl;Wl#m319;el71¥§?
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16. Saonudn d odor 5|-I-L. *#39;.*;-
floss
. #39;.#1#39;7. Tr aciol lor, longtb, width, persistence. etc.! #39; T
Is:-yasrro-so:-unptrliloiultillsthollagllollilllrioˇ _
18, Luminosity visible by reˇection, incandesoonce, other - dog:-no -
of briiiianceil #39; _
lioutnunnityuussstc #39; #39;-f #39;
19. Projections fins, rings, rods, sntonnsoc, anopies, otc.!|
m #39;-v 92
20. Innouvcrs f.LL1n8, climbds,iv es, etc. -Ikˇtıh of flight path!: 7
Absolutely ind Md! . y .
21. Innncr of disappoarancol
Out out in s{ratios of specans.
22. Effect on clouds:
ICI
23. Additional infomotion concerning object:
mmmGm mmen-mmmamw wvˇmhˇl m
#39; 21.. leather conditions and light stitme of sightingn .
l lama address ofo baorvora
Occupation and hobbies:
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hta of %wmt1o Date of In temeI ,-
Euct time of observatio ıdon ca1!_Z9;T@_ Q......-- h#3;9;
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It-udilgn I 7# 39;- - .I
Ibat attracted attention to object:
Evin; 11$. _
;I_un:b oef r objects and akoto ohf formatio onrgrouping:
ti
lpparent nize compar teo known object, i.o., nun, nthouomn,b
or fiat at arms length!! .
D I. I. tncor annals.
Color or object: _
Itniolinnzttlq on-up with mite tail. A
Saap goive gr-aph dieoscript -io cnomp wariteh know obnject!;#mm.
Altitude Anglo of olovntion above horizon - O dogrooa at horizon,
Q! dog:-oos ovorhocd:!
Iwntliotlallomntinlblo. I
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Direction from obs-orvo Ar nglo oloclmiac fromBarth!:
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L#39;li: E#39 o;tb.ee.o.:=-wct .D~istnnooto
n_- uuau. #39; 1-.
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which object appear-o tdo ho!:
blgg, otc,, ovor
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iipo toinri teo cov goivr ovnı i?ii?-ıı-ııi IU
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17. Trail colorl,e ngth, widpthe,r sistence, etc.! #39; -,;~#39;- -I|it0t:92$1aprI:.b92imi92_hslsq1-hefniabonlyu #39 .; #39_; #39;.18, Luminosity visible breyˇection, incnndcecence, othe -rd egree #3#93; o#f 39; brilliance!: - .-
I92a_sb:-iliisdusotan _
19. Projections fins, wings, rods, antennaec,a nopiese, te.!:
20. llonouvo trusr ns, climbdsi,v es, etc -.s ketcho f flight path!: d
trnolsdialhorinnnl fiightritbloilshtenn
21. lonner of disappearance: ~
- *um waemamna; a cal naus. #39;
22. Effect ocnlouds: r
Z3. ldditional infornntien concerning object: -
clan:-nrdid l00l#39;1l.1J-I#39;~;#39;l92e.rliu92thox1IllIooQpaI#39;1:nnotimsd to trheipsort.
21,. leather conditions and light at toimf e lighting: __
#39; I100. Q
hoe and address of observer: 355 Q-355.; f 153;,
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Occupatiohno babnide s: ard ms G aw l.
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Comments oInf torrogator relative to intelligence and charactero f
observer Chonceki ghbors, policdee pt., IBI records, employetrc, .!l
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hit churns, B4 difficulty describing his obscrntisn. _ . #39;1
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Did obswereveerr glaessspeesc, ially pgolalasrsioed tsBi m aTte2 3?g m; ,_,lighting, orw as objevciet wed throcuagnho py, windoor wO,ı b§!#39;.S# #39; transpmaarteenrtie l? M _ _
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ltaadi-.3o abto e:-ration pd. ..
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Iahtntrtacted attention toobject:
Ixurnlliglthdm _ M
lumber oobf jects eokf otebformationg oror upings
ml at 0 ho #39; #39;
lpparent sciozme pakrneo tmo ob1je.0c.t,, sunno,o n, thumb
or ıst at armlse ngth!: -#39;
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Color of object: , .
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tit; till pun tall.
Snapsg rgaivpeh ic dea -oroipmtiporeinthr e k nowbjne ct!;_
lltitude Angolfo e levatiaobno vo hor -iz Odocng roo ahato rizon,
Q3 degreeosv orhoad!: ; - A
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lpq. If above horiult .
Direction forobmoo rvor Acnlogclek wise Nfromrth !:
Diatanoo ofrboamo rvor Dietoto tnoowonh ,ld g, otco.,v or - # 3#9#3;wohbijocoht appearo hdgo t!o: - #-39;
ma - mo 1:111. H
Dirootimona mofo o7f #39;.ioct; a!t -§:mmr;hToim It- oonfi ta gloathhtt:h , 1 #£:31 -9110;T0111!»5 1-511#?3 c9 *n;-6 s-°u3s a~trigaéégggc
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n #39;q 77.#39;I_
18, Luminosity visible by reˇection, inoondoacenoo, other - d¢5PO6
of brilliance!: #3-9;
his btllinnuu map nu. .-no --- -_
19. Projection fsin s, Iinga,I -0_d:, untem0fnmo0, P1°ls °°#39;!#mv-iw F
20. Innouvcra turns, climbs, dives, e-t c. sketch pf flighi P6?-3!!
_l1I=l92» 1171011 $; [Old-518 W5 #39;5
21. _ Ionnei of dioappezu-anco:#39;
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22. Effect ocnloudaf
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Qanwˇlnoluonyhliiagounlnringtnopariodotobnrntiq
21,. leather conditions and light atitne of sighting:
Q8? 0 ll? 5#°3-9r;
lane aonddd reaoab soef rver: I
I knead Divides, ¢; lend, II-Ill
..ion u.-#39;h1o bbies!
We _ #39;
Garments oIin torrogator relative tiontblligcnce and e!10m¢$°Olr #39;
eboerver Chonceki ghborg, policdee pt FBI race:-do, employaeter,: -!8
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Did observer rear glasses, eapeoiauy pomneu gwuwu av I-uw w
nighting, or Ian object viewed throughc qnopy, windowo,r etbır
transparent material! III-n - -
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Poeition oofb server aoira, r, bldglo, cation o -gr ive detai-1l!I_
ltanˇq -
Ibat attracted attention toobject: _
1_.l-4. 92l..92l. -.-Ina lpnnˇl
my BI W ITICII
lumber of objoota anda kotch of formation ogrrouping: _
lpparent aiae compar teko nown object, i.o., sun, noont!himb
otirnt aatrna length!: #39; #3. 9;
Coof lor objectk _ __ M ._#39;
um rmela.m: w um 1-11-w ~ _
Ezapˇ giveg raphic descriptio -cno mpare w ith konbojo-ronth
Inn! nu an-I mu o a _ p
lltitude Anglo of elevation abovo horizo -nO dog:-oo aaht orizon, #Wdegrooa ovol-bond!: --#39; #39; #39;;
blimhwˇnpntw _ - =
on-notion obaorvor Anoglloc kwiac n-Ionrt hlt .
al-not-ulnnnuuaonnlnn -
Diatanoo froomb aorwr Diatnnc ttooo wn, bldg, 0O1W0;!; #39;
shich object appeared tho o!: # 39#;3 9; #39; ##3399; ;17
I If Sıı - #39; , - I#3 =9-;.#Direction ˇoigf ht objc-ot a !W: 91-RSS1;-11f- g1p
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#39;8PB to6 o£o#5v3-wo9r;nl tiann-og ular dainsto n!! . #39;- .
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18, Luminos vitiya ible brye ˇection, lncnndcec oo thnceord, eglfw
of brillinneo I #39;- 92.»u92.-; 1u-bum _- ;#39;,#- , . _ .
19. Projection tsin s, I-Lngrao,d s, antennoanen, opie eat,a !! e _ ,
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. l 1 tnrvornI£dJ1ngstu1hth£.r:.i¢i9292llI°#39;°#Icath-or conditionasn d light at toimf e sighting: #39I ;
Inna a aondfd d rea oıagbserver:
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Comments oIfn ter:-ogotor relative to Lntblligcnoe and character of
o Cbsheorcvke r neighbors, poliˇceep h, FBIr eoorda eo,m topJllo yer, J#_3f9 - bu W _:__EGPv.!LDEpˇ1rHlsr-vFIL-E .- - _ fl
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Refer to Sunneries of Inforlneticn, Objects Bidlted Over O01 Ridge, renneseee,
deted 13 October 1950, 17 October 1950, 21 October 129 50; Iovelber 1950, 8
Iovenber 1950, end 111 Iovenber 1950.!
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identified ee Illinois Avenue, Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
At 1900 hours Hr. sndllrs. II. I. Anderson and lbs. John A.
White sighted three objects st Oak Ridge, #39;I#39;esninielsrsee,
to erunnwr.
Ir. Btuert Mcoek reported peculiar readings tn his IQ
Radar Sihceospee . objects reappeared st. spprozilsteiy tbs
sane tine of dq which is sisiler to BUB-I#3 9R;leBfer#:39B;9l2.s:ry
of Infozmtiou, Subject; Unidentified Objects Over Oak Ridge
Vicinity, dated 6 am-on1950.!
2325 hours. Kncx1i1J.e Airport Beder Unit indicated I. eeriel
of unidentified targets over the Restricted Zone st Out
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Approximately 1500 how:-s. bjosr L. I. Bonniger, eecclpenied
1»; his daughter, beard interlittent noises. .--
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Subject: BAH NELSONl ,ttcrney-at-Lil, 926 Perrine Bu.Llding,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
e Re: Flying Saucer l ystery Solved.
On. 30 July 191.7 nu mson was i nterviewed at his office, 926 Per:-inc
Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, relative to nu alleged solving of the -
Flying Saucer 1-betery.
1bject, whose age i s 53, i s at present engagedi n practicing l av and
is the agent for the Dual Parking Eater Company. Subject advised he is
married and has two sons, ages seven and ten, residing at 2613 NJ. lhth
Street, Oklahom City, Oklahoma. Nelson stated he Iras a sergeant i n World
War i , being sounded in action Ihile serving with Company 1, 53th infantry,
and that before entering the service he had an eighth grade education. After
l eaving the service he finished his education and graduated from the University
cf Oklahoma i n 1929. He advised that since 1929 he has practiced general
l ss i n both Herman and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Subject stated he notified the War Department by l etter on 19 July
l 9h7, advising than of his discoveries concerning the Flying Saucer Mystery.
He received an answer d2a3t ed July 19h? Idfising nu his l etter had been
referred to em Air Forces. £5 stated he heard no are fror. the ¥c.r Depart ause o2nf9; Jul; 191 a0t. whi tcimh hee releas heisd statemtoent
the Bail Oklahoman, Oklahoma City l ocal nesspaper.
Subject advised the basis for his theory concerning the Flying Saucer
i iy-stew was 6#39;ıtai 1ro.nnuu s_in-p#le39; ex-perizeente ihich he conducted i hile driving
his automobile. NELSON stated he believed that mpaenoyple had seen lights
or shining objects coanstto their Iindshields and side ventilator windows
of their automobile and reflected aas saucer or disc shaped object. Be
stated that the movement cf the automobile, plus the fact that the glass was
not a perfect sir:-or and passing objects could be seen i n relation to the
objects gave than an appearance of great speed.
Subject advised that the vibration of the oar gave the objects an
appeerance of rotating and that the reflections caused than to ;ppQ_l_lflat
or saucer shaped. IEISOR stated that any number of objects might be seen
according to_tbc direction that the car i s traveling and the number of bright
objects being reflected onto the winder. He further stated that these objects
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subject related that any change in speed of the car resulted in a change in
speed of the object, and that changes of direction resulted in a change in
the angle of travel of the object. _ #39;
HEISON stated hheas not talked to any persons that haacdtually seen
flying saucers or dbiustc s he believed that trheeflseections plus the -
excitement and hysteria caused by ortehpeorrts has been the basis for sost
flying saucer reports. Subject also stated that this stahemoery could be
true in relation to flying saucers seen from aircraft.
attached hereto is a detailed statemnt by NELSON covering his findings
and explaining his solution to the so-called Flying Saucer Hystery.
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The most impressive reports of the so-called flying #saucers or discs were those from aviators who claim they.
saw disc-shaped objects flying through the air in various
formations at high altitudes and at a high rate of speed.
The first report was from an awvhiaot or stated that these
so-called flying discs had a somewhat shiny appearance and
would fly in formation and change tphoesirition from time
to time. Most reports stated that they appeared in tlhaete
afternoon oarbout dusk. --
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had the appearance of an inverted doirs c saucer, and some
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These shiny c =eote may havexurious torn and there may
be morteh an oned; epending othne numbeorf reflections.
They may appear to be in the swkhyen the driver looks through
the ventilation wing glass. Their position in the sky depends
upon~the angle at which the object is reflected in-the ven-tilation
wing and the position of the observer. They may have
various fborumt s very frequently they are of asaucer shape
or a flat shape when they appear to be itnhe sky.
#39; The ventilation wing during day-light is not of course
a perfect mirror, therefore, it appears to the driver oorb-server
that he is actually looking through the glass into the
sky. As he moves along, the bright objects appear to be#39;
traveling at a high roaft e speed in comparison with the
stationary objects on the ground, or the distant horizon, that
he sees through the window, or icnomparison with the fairtly
silhouetted objects on the landscape which at times are re-flected
in the window.
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If the vqntil .ion Hing windca were a paect mirror the
objects causing the reflections would appear therein,es well as
all ootbhjercts within range, but the ventilation wing being
a sort of a semi-mirror, does not reflect the object but only
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the bright_epot, wlehaivcehs the impression that the observer
is actually looking through the glass and that the
ually aepears to be in the sky, oart times e long
away. These results are best obtained in the late
or after sun down.
The aviators who reported seeing flying discs
object ect-distance
afternoon,
osraucers,
undoubtedly were seeing the reflection of bright objects ionr
on their own plane. They saw them as reflected in their canopy
or wind shie1d,.but failed troecognize thew as reflections.
Otherwise they were reflections from other air craft.
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aviator#39;traveled along observing the movement of
comparison with the mountains, clouds or station- othne
earth, made them appear tboe traveling at
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are reflectee from eome#39;briogbhjte ct in or on the car or plane,
the uapnd down motion of the car or plane causes the flying
discs to appear to bgeoing throuzh adipping and rising motion,
or, if the reflectinq object in stationery and the car moving,
the results will bthee same.
The statement that the discs appeared to breotating as
they sailed through the atmosphere is due to the vibration of
the automobile or plane. Vibrations make than aonear to be
rotating at avery hriagthe of speed. Vibration is what gives
them a Flat or disc-like shape-also. #39;
If you wish to see some flyinq discs, make adrive at about
dusk or at night, open your ventilation hing window at about a
jle from the irivers seat and wet
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the stationary electric lights th.t appear on yleofut,r if you
are driving, after ypoauss them,and see how many discs ycoaun
observe flyin; through the air. If tahreer e not too many lights
to yroeaurr, ymoauy have aperfect formation of beaufiful
flying discs hLiCh may bred, gorre en silver according to
the color of the electric lights which you have passed. They
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These appear best when the spproachinz car is sdoismtaence
away, perhaps a quarter or half a mile. The results at night
may not be aims pressive as those in the late afternoon because
at night your ventilation wing window makes a more perfect
mirror and the passing landscape is not as pronounced, therefore,
the reflections therein are more easily detected as reflections.
In the late afternoon, however, you have a feelin: that you are
actun.1y loosing through the glass and the reflected objects
§D83P uore real. The sun shinin: on a bright ring on your fin-ger
uith yhoaunrd resting on the steering wheel may cast disc-like
reflections in your wind shield. The form of the reflect-ion
will depend uthpeo n ornamental decorations on yroinugr.
The rear door handle on mauytomobile reflects nine beau-tiful,
little, silver, flying discs itnhe briqht sun-light.
These appear in the lower part of the ventilation win: and when
traveling oan level highway, they appear to be racing along
with me at the road side. These nine discs appear in a forn-ation
of two rows ofof ur each, with the ninth one in the lead
at the center of the formation. They appear as whirling pro-
PBLIBFS in a vertical position. Tdhisecsse also have stream-ers
which are due to the curveture and decorative pattern on
the handle. While traveling north in the early afternoon under
abright sun, thniensee daipspcesared far below tmo y left,
racing up the valley at a terrific rate.
V_Iou may be able to see flying discs in your own home.
If you will turn on a small electric light in the hall-way
and thenlbokth rough thew indow atth e other end of the hall,
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you may s:e as many as three flying discs from one electric
l ight bulb, which may have more or l eosf s a bell shape. These
discs many times appea arsi nverted saucers, aifn d youwill
change your position slowly you will see that they change their
position also. Those are best observedi n the l ite afternoon
or between sun down and dusk, then i t sgpears to you that you
are merely l ooking through the winoow pane at the discs sus- pended
i nthe distance. As darkness comes on, the window pane
becomes a more perfect mirror and your discs GJPGHP as reflect-i
ons i n a mirror.
To watch tdhiescs, through your ventilation wing, sail
along with you as you drive through the country, becomes very
fescinoting, especioll you use a l ittle i nuqinstion. It
may absorb your thoughts completely, tIh erefore, could admon-i
sh automobile drivers watching tfhlyeing discs, to be cautious
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and not roufnf the road or i nto some other oar.
Soof me the reports on flying saucers, heretofore not ex- plained.
in this article, such as those reported seeing bright
flashes i n the sky, were no doubt reflected sun-light from
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planes. These l ight beams chanced to cross the l ionfe vision
of the observer. They frequently appear very brilliant and
may more or l ees blind the observer for an i nIfs taht. the
plane i s very high i t may not be seen by the observer, which
may be due to i mpaired vision or the great height at which
the plane i s flying. We very often get these same blinding
flashes from automobile wind-shields, Moaf ny the reports
around July tth. were i ncited by various fofr ms fire works.
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others were deliberate hoaxes.
plained if all the surrounding f
Host all of the rezorts and
saucers coincide so clearly with
tchoeureld be no doubt bthuat t
The foregoing statement may
scientific terms, and may nboet
ever, we believe it is so worded
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magination or hysteria, while
Any other reports cbaen ex- acts
are known.
descrictions of the flying!
the findings herein, that
we have the correct solution.
nboet coached in precise
scientifically exact, how- that
the average layman can
understand it and that it is sufficiently correct to prove
the proposition.
IP ersonally, do not bthealite ve the so-called flying
saucers or the solution thereof,
unless the Government wished to
the psychological effect upon an
such as Germany did in regard to
weapons during the war.
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Unidentifie:..erial Phenomena.
RIAN advised that Dr. LPAAZ came to Roswell after one otfhese objects had
boebesnerved bsyeveral persons in the Roswell atrheea night oJfanuary 30, 1949
at approximately 6:00 P.U. One otfhese persOn8 who witnessed the object was an
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khlhsr Air Force Base at Roswell, New Mexico.
REA] infonned that all ohfis agents had been searching the area around
Artesia, Tatum, and Kenna, Ken Zexico; Amherst, Brownfield, and Lamesa,
where the phenomena had recently boebesnerved. Tsheeasrcehes all met
negative results.
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Fjˇtartenent bRyo bertM Iy. ers, HeSatehcetrio n, AtHmaice rgy 3
;_.f*_CIIn1ssionR, idOgaek, Tennesseceo,n cerning thpee culiar sight _NQ_#1%,.-la;y ;1n9.5| - 9. fr I f 92?.=.; __,,, 1? #-1 a0 -s, i__ r , - sIi _.:IA_ _; Btatenent by Uillian O Frey, Security Becticn, IIPA Division, Atmie #39;
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Bnerg Ca-nzieeim, Oak Ri%, renncssee, c~.n.ce:.-1 Obgects 5ig,_11teQ
Over Oak Ridge on 214 October 1950.
Sbtya tement Major Lawrence I. Ballweg concerning Objects Bight-eı Over
Oak Ridge Q 25 October 1950.
Interview with Ir. Don Patrick, Illustrator, IKPA Division, Atmic
Energy Ccnlission, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, concerning Objects 8i@lted
OOvaekr Ridge on 5 Iovenber 195-O and asketch thereof.
Certified true tracing copies cfˇae original notes and sketches male by
Hr. Don Patrick at the time and pclfa ce cbservation.
Interview concerning objects sighted over Knoxville Airport on 29
October 1959,
Interview concerning the releases oi balloons, the captive Blimp, and
other weather data, and the release oi radioactive particles in Argon
Interview tit; #39;!ra_ncieM Jg,r concerning ObJecta Oighted Over
Oak Ridge on 23 October 1950, and Geiger counter readings in that
vicinity.
Knoxville Radar Bite rceopnocretrning Ob_1ects Sighted Over Oak
Riige on 25 October 195?». -
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coming previous si@t1nge our peculiar objects over Oak Riiali e-11
The most reliable scuroee svnilnble were utilized. in he occt ipilotion this reper
The qploynent reoorés am the hie:-e.1 Bureau out Investigation reports qonoeo-sing
ıne vitneesee were inspected. to ascertain their xveliabiliw, integrity, cal 10111.1;
to the United States Govemmlt. .
the opinions eat the officials of ıe Security Division, AIO, Oek Blip;
§oo1.a#3 B9a;ni1a_l,=_r !_E1? DAivision, out Bilge; AL; 590::-it; Iotrol, OakBilge;
D:-|c:vi1.Le;Ai.r Force Bmartme:ur Bqunlrone, Ihoxville; cal the OBI, Iho:|:vi1.l.|
Tomnosee, tail to evolve an adequate elphmticl tor SUBJECT h, owever tpheeei- bilitiee
of go-soticsl Jokers, mes hyeteris, bdllons out ew leeoription, tliˇts
or bi:-rte with or vith-out oohnbe or eıer tibjocts sttcobi!, telling leaves, inn
nurse, peculiar weather conditions, reˇections, £11193 kites, obJootsthroes
1#39 ;:t-haes 5:~cu:n|l. I,inˇalonm cbJecte, insanity, enl new other anti:-Q1 kepjpenilp
have boon reJec1iel. because out the simultaneous vimeseing of the objects with k
rope:-ted. rear sigtings; because at the reiisbiliiiy eat the Iihaeoees; Incense st
ıe detailed, einihr lseoription of its etjeots soon by littereat persons; X.
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etion; the sie cond that the objects are ezgperinent-e o.lbjects tron ea unleternin
source! 50.16.04 by eloctronice; enl ıe ˇirt is similar to the seoonl. except kt
en intondot hum-slisetioa or her:-assnent is involved. the tsntutio is pas:-0.1.1
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6, Mu-011950 -Ir. 8tue.rtA10o0krep0rto4I.1ne0u1.i.92rreu-Gingeˇ.
hie Han Ruler Scope. These 0bJe0te reappeared at epproxinetely the
can tile oMf y which 100111111 tSoIIBJIBOI. Refer: Brit: If
Intortation, Subject; Unidentifieul ObJo0te Over Oek B1650 ˇetnity,
um 6mu 1950.! - .
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radar target tow ll-! lilee from the B1eBeot92.u:ˇ.u7 BK0e1rr101 Get
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1950-1520 hours. SIIBJIOI eaet en Kerr Hollow Gate by 1#39;:-oopere Ryner
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