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Summary
This report from the Department of War and FBI includes investigative records and eyewitness testimonies about Unidentified Flying Objects and flying discs from June 1947 to July 1968. It contains high-profile incident accounts, photographs from locations like Oak Ridge, TN, and technical proposals for propulsion systems, along with media coverage and researcher accounts.
Key highlights
Lt. Col. Donald L. Springer reported sightings of flying discs on Guam.p.6
“Unidentified flying objects have been reported by American enlisted men”
F. M. Johnson claimed to have seen a flying disc on June 24, 1947.p.2
“regarding his alleged sighting of a "flying disc" on June 24, 1947.”
Witnesses described two crescent-shaped objects traveling at high speed.p.6
“small, crescent shaped and traveling at a speed twice that of a fighter plane”
The report mentions a plane crash near Kelso, Washington, on August 1, 1947.p.10
“a plane had been seen to crash and burn thirteen (13) miles south of KELSO”
The investigation into the crash revealed possible classified documents on board.p.11
“it was known thet NAMILTON APS was aware of the incident and would notify Sq. 3.”
Source
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