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Summary
This report from the Department of War and FBI includes investigative records and eyewitness testimonies about Unidentified Flying Objects documented between June 1947 and July 1968. It contains high-profile incident accounts, photographs from locations like Oak Ridge, TN, and discussions on potential propulsion systems.
Key highlights
Witnesses reported seeing a flying disc in Hackensack, New Jersey on August 3, 1947.p.4
“a 'Flying Disc' had been reported to have been seen at Hackensack”
Charles Caselia described the object as round and black, moving too fast for a balloon.p.4
“a round, black object moving from south to north”
Joyce McFarland saw the object and described it as round and silver-blue, appearing to revolve.p.6
“she said that it was round and silver-blue in color”
Investigators noted that the object was seen by multiple witnesses, including a soldier and a local resident.p.4
“a soldier stationed at Fort Dix, observing”
The report includes a teletype about a plane crash in Kelso, Washington, unrelated to the discs.p.24
“the crash of the B-Twentyfive at Kelso, WN.”
Outliers
The document references a separate investigation into a plane crash that was initially suspected to involve flying discs.p.24
“there is no question of the crash of the B-Twentyfive at Kelso”
Source
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