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 "slug": "65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130",
 "title": "65 HS1-834228961 62-HQ-83894 Serial 130",
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   "text": "_· C O N F I D E N T I A L\nl\nt ;t- '9 3 9 1 - / a 11\nAu1horily:\nNND 90986\nHEADQUA R TE RS\nAIR DEFENSE COMMAND\nIN IUi.PlY\nREFER TO,\nMITCHEL FIELD, NEW YORK\n12 Septel.'liber 19iT\n'OBJCCT a Unident1f'ie Flying Objoot\n(Int rvin - Alphew, o. Powell)\nSUl.nlART O? mamaTIO I\nThe following information ft8 recei'Y&d 12 At1£U1t 1947 fro:i Ur.\nlpheua O. P01'ell, 28 Redwood Road, New Hyde Park, Loni; hlWld, rel tifl\nto the sighting of a poaoible flying d1so ~ Augu•t 194T.\nOn 4 Auguet 19•7,\nr Powell, an Airlinea Captain with P n American\nAinni.ye , Jne., waa the firet pilot or a Con1tollat1on type airoraft on•\nflight trcm Gander,\newtoundland, to La Guardia Field..\n1ew York.\nMr. Powell\ntook oTer the airoratt at Gander,\newfoundla.a.d and departed at approd111atel7\nl2SO P. lf., Eo.ateni Dqlight Saving 'Hm ror La Guardia Field, Bow York.\nAt\n1600 P • • , at\npoe1tioa approximately lld.dway between the Enrett (\na) F&n\nArker IUld the Bedford Badio Eoooon (ETerott ie 3 mile• ffl7 or Boeton.. Ka••••\nand Bodford 1• 15 ms.1..\nor the same oity) both llr Powoll and Mr iv.\n1:e,\nnaT16ator on this trip, •i(;bted wrl.dent1.i'ioble flying objeota.\nfo the be•t\not llr . Povell'• knowledge, the tollonng weatbar oond1t1ons existed at that\ntime ,\nVisib1li't7 wae 6oodJ cloud oo.erage ••• trom. 8- 9/l.Oths# with topn at\n10. 000 feeta md the wind at the e.ooo toot level was eati:.atod o.s bcin&\n270/25 mlca per hour.\nThe iroratt was at a.ooo teet1 airspeed 266 mphi\n&!ld the course•• 214 degre••• magnetic.\nUr mute, who wae sitting in the co-pilots seat (the right aide ot\nthe oookpit) fir1t ce.lled 11:r. Powell ' ■ attention to a bright orango objeot,.\n-.rhich was on the right ald• ot' the plane, and slightly below the lovol of' the\na1rerart.\nJlr Powell fflll unable to 1ee the object. a1 he ba.d no visibility to\nthe right nd down. from bla position.\nPo,rell inmediatoly cl11noed out bi1\neide wiudow and noticed, at a 45° angle to the lort. and unidentified tl:y1ng\nobject.\nIt wu bout one mile nay at an altitude or approx1matel 7 1, 800\nfeet.\nIrr- Powell banked to obtain a better view or the objeot.\nThe object\n'fte under obaervat1on ~or approxtmatoly 50 ••oond1, and during thie time waa\nvie,red by\nPonlle 1lr Powell dHor1be4 the objeot aa being bout the length\not & P-40 t uaelage , blunt at both end■ , 07llnclrioal in abspe. and hatlng a\nbright oran,o hue.\nKr Powell. stated that the object had• definite sbapo,\nd\nthat there 1me no aucgeatioa or gaaeoua d1ec1pe.t1on •• there would be lf the\norange color wore the •xbauat tro~ • rocket, or a jet airoratt.\nMr ~owell\neatimato4 the oouree or th• objoot to be 200° magnetic, end that th• object\nwae tra-relling at approxinatel:, 160 aph.\nKr Po,rc,11 loat sight or th• object,\nwhen. • oleud oaae between. the aircraft and the object.\n:rhe pursuit of 'th•\nobject ..._. not oontinud. lnaaJIWOh H it would ha-re neoeaaitated a departur•\nfrom the eetabliahed aiJ\"'lla1'••\n,/\nCONFID~NTIAL"
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   "text": "C b N -F I D E ~~ T I A L\nHEADQ U ARTERS\nAIR DEFENSE COMMAND\nIN REPlY\nMITCHEL FIELD, NEW 'I/OR~\nIIEFEII TO:\nStmJI?C'f z.\nUnldcntified Flying Object,\n(Interview -\nalter I. \\i'hlto)\nS0?.!!1\\RY OP Ir.FOlll!AHO t\n15 Septeaber 194,'7\nThe follo-.ung informtion rcl~tivo to th8 d htiug or f. possible\ntlying di~o 6 Auzuat 1947. was received 10 Septo bor 1941 from Mr. Walter\nI . 'Whito, 19-67 19th Street. Ja.clcaon He1ghta, h• York.\nOn 4 Ausu,t 1947., Hr.\n1te, Pen American Airwa,-\nIno. • wao tho\nnavigator or• Comtellation typ• &iroraft 011 & flight :fro O nder., Baw­\nroundlo.nd to La Guardia f iel4, New York.\nAt 1600; at & po•ition appro~i­\nmatel y 10 miles\n, or Bosto11, l!ua• ., Mr- v::bitc aighted a .tlyin(S object '1hioh\nh• waa unable to identif'7. At thi• time IL'\" lffllit• was oi'ttift6 1n the co­\npilote sent, and loolc'lns out the right aide tor other uroratt that mlcht\nbe in the, vie111S:t:,.\nJ6r Wb1te •te.ted that when he t1rst i~ted t!te object.\nit nppou-od to o about S miloa awuy, aud at l•Qat 1. 000 ~eet beloir the leffl\nor the Conetellation.\nMr i:hite beli•~•• tut he etudled th object tor almo■t\nSO aecond• befcre he called th• pilot'• att:Gntioa to it.\nWhite doncr1bed\nthe object•• 'being a deep gold in color. md that its• surface rerlected\nlieht. It appeered to bo bout 113 feet iJl:. length,. and. f'rOltl 2-:; feet in depthJ\nelli ptloal in 1h9pe and blanted at th cn4e.\nHr\nte eati ted the speed of\nthe obj1ot as being 176 mi.lea per hour. e.nd that it\ntra..-ellin& in 11D ee.at­\nrl y cilreotion~ one eourso ot approxitlately llOQ\nr,uetia.\nMr Wlute then\ntold tho nirore.ft oomm:i.ndor that there wns wi un1dentU'ied object to the r16}\\t.\nand ag~in glanced ..out to observe the objoot, oatoh1ng a me atary gl1111.pce ot\nit before th9 pilot b11nked the pl ne to the left.\nffllen tbt e.1rorntt banltod\nUr White lost light of the 0bjsat.\nAt thil potnt. Mr Powell, 'the aircraft\nC&ptain, exolaime<l that he wa.s &ble to eo a air:d.lar obj9ot on hia o1do.\nJir \\'ihit. was unsble to ts o tne objeot on '\nPcrwoll' e •ide.\nne •tated the.t\nhe does not bel1en that it wuc tho• • obj~ot that he had Tielffld ift.8.elllUCh\naa the on he li&W 1r it ha<t romaiuod on the aa\noow- e woud ha.TO beou\nhidden trom 'View b;y that titie b7 'tho Wii:iGB t1nd tail oectioff! or the Conctella­\ntion.\n~ ffld to st tod 1.hat the pilot thoo righted the plo.:a.o.\nt'he ontb•• iu­\noident transpired in leoe 'then a min~te ond one-halt.\ni­\n'Mr tvhito deacriMa 'tlie\nath~, ooniition et the tilne of' si&btinE•\n•\n0\nfolloirs a a'bout 6/lOt aoattered oumul ua, arith top• at 10.000 r et: vidblH.ty\n10 miloe, w1rid at t·Ught lowl. 'l'est at a:bout 16 lllph.\n1'he !'light level of th•\nairoraft &t this ti\n,nq,, a .'000 feet, TAB 270_ and tho\ncnotlo course was SW.\n\\\nAGEB1'S HOfflS ,\nJ4r ,c.lter I .\n1:te ha obeon employed by P&n\nrioan Airway,\n' I\nfor -the pa.at t'i \"\\\"O years •• a\nTiie.tor. and during the\nr Y10r1cod with Pil\n\\\nco~~FIDE~~TIAL"
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   "text": "co~~FIDE~~TIAL..\nin conjunotion Wit h coctraot flying for th• .AlF.\nMr TJblt. eta.tea tbat he\nho.1 tloWA 'With Mr Ponll on a nmber of' oocaaiona, and h• ooruiclera h1a\nto be a Tery atabl• pertonJ completely reliable, an4 not t;iven to\n•t11ght1 or tu.or\".\nReb.te4 Reports So• Swmaa17 or lnfont&t1on, 12 September 194'7• Bq !DC.\naubjeot~ •t1u1dentiti•d FlyiAg Objeota• (intemew • AlpbGua O. ?owell).\nPrerloua Distribution,\n- lone\n'\n'ftluaticm\nDiltr1but1on\n- AAF (S oop1ea)\nor aowce\nor 1llt'ormat1oll\n- ADC (2 oop1e1)\nC\ns"
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   "text": "~\nAOE!JTS JIO'l'ES t\nMr. A. O. Powell 11 a graduate or the ATiation Cadet Flying\nTraining Program. ha-.1.ng gradua.ted from Marnll l.l'ield, Alabama. With the\nClass ot ,n.c.\nSince graduation.. Irr. Powell ha.a flo,m .for Ptll!. AJHrioe.n\nAirway• and. at thi• date, h&a onr ~, 000 oomm.and pilot houra to hla credit.\nMr . Powell appear, to boa cala, intelligent ind1Tidual, ~ot giwu t o\nflights or tan.oy, or eaeilT •waT•~ by what he hae previoualy r~4 in the\nne..,.papere •• reg•rda report• or thi• tn,e.\nJtr. Po,rell haa a rear ot publi­\noity and eeemed h•e1tant to enn tell hia atory leat he beoo'IM tM objoot ot\nridicule.\nllz- Powell was queationed as to the poasibility that what he\naighte4 mi6ht have been a tow target, a pilot b&lloon, or a radioaonio device\nuaed for meteorological purpose••\nKr Powell at&ted that he has aeen aumerou,\npilot balloona, radioaonic device• and tc,r targets, while on f l ight•J the\nobject obaer,..d on thi• flight defhi tel7••• •ot on• ot th••\nPrerloua Distributions\n- Rona\nof eo\nEvaluati on\nuroe\nor Wormatio11\nC\n8\nDistribution\n- AAF (S copies)\n-\nADC (2 copiea)\ny\nt\n1\nCG~~FID E ~T I AL"
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   "text": "•\n.J.UIO: t,r. Jlca.. sun, Jlrai--- u,, Blrat....... jla. • 4'4 I .r..i,. a.1.\nnlt.11 -or, oa J,00&1 •1'171ac Dteo. •\n1)\n. II ~Yi\n.\n1., lad.,;\n-Mj~, JOUliDift AI• JOB«>•, Orlaaclo, l'lort.4&,\n!01 Ooa•a4hc 0.•ral, .lir Dlfea•• Coa•lld, u,ae1 fto14, •• Tork.\n1. ~orwar4ocl for latoraaUoa ot 70ur Bea4'11&Z'tera.\n2. !ldo Bead.q-a.anere baa 11&4.o ao la•oo'1pUoa ot •nnac Dl ■ o•\n~r\\e be-.uo lilli• 1• aa ho1a,oc1 oaH.\n!OJI. !Ill 0(1()(.UJ)IJrG GPIIAL:\n3 hclet a/o\n82715"
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   "text": ""
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   "text": "\"\"' ..,.o,,c-1 •\" l\n..ir\nT <, :-vr... I,; ... , J\nR 4, ,.1 T~I CTL.D\n~-J.._t:·.r:- :?,\n•• ; r .J\nt • q •,Jl,J _n ./ _\ntft\n..l\no: vrt c,n Loe:• 1 \". lJ l.I:.,. ..,l.:; c\"\n'!'C :\nCoi:u.\"'.'l'l n ' i\n. c urtcc-nth\nC.rlt.n~r ,\n1 :.r :\n,,\n..\n1 .\n1.,.,.\nt.,\n<li:; c, II , ••••.i.ch ,•') r\n.... \" o •,,l...,.r\n..... .:.....\n<..J. - Uli. •\nJ ,\nC ;:1.1.,· 1 • ,. / •\n2 •\n... ..c.-t i ...r\ni ­\nt:.c 1i_' t \"r ...\n1 01101·.:.:-.\n0\n• 1.0\"-<,0 '\"' 1 ,1 i-..!.i, c,-. 'u:; ti.or.\nby -t r,ft...... ..., .:\n_he,.. ..,..,,. 1· '1-­\ni- th_+ t .. o\n.... 1,-0.,, ..-\n\"\"'i...v·• -·\n.:.. .,1.;..: t u ' :\n\"h\" +. ...\n, •\n..:. irv1,;,4. .i '1\n.... ... (.., l.:.\n...\nc\"\"\n1\n~ r•t~-- \"lt ~C\"li ~(.\n\"\" ho • 6 ..\"\" on : ! \"\nt .i...~ 1 i:-.!'.-,,. . .._.;.\nc_?.1:· .\n..\ncr.c\n.,t, r: U-\nZ .\n\"':.ti l.L..'-4tir- J..f.,11<-.!\n,.. c.i~\nu•· v\"\"',..~:.,\nit\n~1 .L :.+\nCl ' n: J .iv c, ,,,. ' vv ,.• •..\nV .1\n,._., r\n'r U ..t.,, ,,. _,U,...\nre;,..1..,..,...•..,\n... ..,,, C... ..i..\nv ...\ni\n·-.....\n,._~C\nc;;i tizor \" · u!\n1r!,.1.•• n..1,. ,\n+ l <J ,; c.r r,.\n_ .1.\n.1. r- .1. _u·u~ : . . . '·L . t\n0\n11\nf,-.-4.\"'c:.........\n,-r+-1.,, rr; .ir ·lvwu--. ~ ..Jt•• l..\n'\n0\n1..i\n3 C'\"l-t:\"! .:_'1 !; ·\"'\nJ.. .., +.1,,,\n\"\n,, - l,\n,\n.... ...\n:,J.\";\n.,r\nJ.J. ... ..., \"'_ ...\n\"'\n.i1.i· I : •\n.\n...\n...\n-.1.\n.L .i\n.....\n.. ...\n. . ­\n...\nh, u•·\n'l.t.\n,J\" U \\.,\n.....\n,.;\nI ,.r'!\n\\J \" (. -\n__,\n.L. ~? G\nr.\nI...\nV•\nC,l.,~ V t.;t , .\nvU\n~ . ..,..\nl ..\nC,•\n\": 1 j\n...,.\n• ,j_ 1 j_+\n.1•:· .... ~...,-' i ♦..:. .!t\n·•\nA ,\n'\"l.c L-i+•,1 11 ,1.;\n.,r-+ +:.rou), ,1\"\" 411 ' 1ci-<-... -.:,,'ll!_,,_ ' n •:.o -o.L 11\n.J.\nl C.%\"\",. l' .1.:J '\n.i... 11\nJCl\"\"r 1, \"'; . .L•J . • ~~~·•\nn+\n-\nJOvr ,.,.i.\" •\n..IT\n'\nT\n...\n\" ...ncls .\nJ\"r •\n__j_r\n.,<;1·\n:r.c-l;o ,r 3 ,h\n;;o· . • n~ i11 ;\n2 . _t,.t~~cm1\n..,] .i.• '- .J. o \"\n/\nC 'l'\n/"
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   "text": "Report on Loofl. \"'fflPS Diac\"\n1>333.5 ID (8 Jul 47\n2nd In1\nHQ., ADl DEP'DSB COIOIARD, Kitchel Field, Bew York, 2S JuJ.r 1947.\n'1'01\nCollaandiA& General, A.NT Air Forces, lfa•hington ~5, D. c.\nATflh\nAC/AS-2\nForwarded tor your intoraation.\nFCR TH! COIIU.NDING GENERAL:\nR.\nS\n✓ ti\n~ 3 Incle:\nColonel, GSC\n/\nn/c\nAsst Chiet ot St~t-Intell•\n•"
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   "text": "• • •\n•\n.,.!Ir...... ~ .. U, · • WHtflw\n,ror ■lrml\"9hllffl •fk1 Y~~\n• fJartfy cloudy end we,m toctayf t.\nnight end tomorro,w wlttt • few\nscattered shower• this aftMnoon.\nHlth today N, low tonltht 70, hlth\ntomorrow IO.\nPftlCI:\nCINTS\ncers Reported\nrom\ny • t~,teS, But· Seem\n••\nI\n• d Here\nCity Is Baffled By\n·-Dazzling Display\nOf· Spooky Discs\n• TIM stra111e. th1ap tut haT•\nbeen Lil nfaht lkJes naee ..June 25,\nWeN o-,er Blrmhapam last nlallt.\nOn one thtn1 everyone who bu\n...._ Ille mystertoua objects acre•\n-tbeJ are round, saucer-lib. After\nthat. every ,tory differs. Each ol\nthe hundreds of callers who re--\n.A\nparted wttnetliq the bafflinl UT )\ndelllon1tratlou here last nl1ht hacl\na different Yenion of what the7\n....\nlome 1ald the objects -ro\nlarp, ,ome small. TIiey were mov•\n,\n.._ at ll\"eat ,peed. Tbe, were 1u.\npadecl hl the air. Tbere wu aound\n,i.. Witll ~Ir movement.. Tbe7\nm\"8d nolNleulythrQa,h the blaek\n~- TIiey were at ,reat diatance\nfrom the earth.~ bad fallen to\nthe ,niaDd. They were la perfect\nformalloa. Tbq weN collldlDC\nwith Neb other.\nBut wbatever the thm,a are that\nhave aet the nation acot liDce f1nt\nreported 12 da)'I aco by a man la\nW'~n State, the7 cleflnltelY\nwere over the Malle City Jut nilbt.\nIt seem., ID fact, that more Bu,.\nminlbam realdenta aaw the objects\ntball hl ~\nother place.\n• llEPORTS BEGAN comiq hlto\nthe Aae-B\"erald city room atvand\nI o'doclt Jut Dlabt. For more tball\na11 lroour thereafter, the place was\nbedlam. Tbe switchboard operators\nwere swamped with calla. Repo~\nen, office boy1, copy rwaders ­\nevel)'one In the place wu cajled\nlllto actJon.\ny\nReports came In from Ecqewoocf.\nMountain Brook, Avondale, Soutb­\n1lde, Palrfleld, Pratt Cll7, Wut\nEnd, Central PU$. Beuemer.\nTbere wu fear, exclteme!)t. b.or­\nror, S;!re~•J~.-..,.. ~~\nOne\n-\n•\n-\n•\ntha"
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   "n": 10,
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   "text": "~ ~·\n•\nI\n/\n/\n•\nS-TIII -•!¥tNWM NM\n~Flying\nSaucers RlpOi1ed\n,In ·Birniinaha■ Skies\n.\n-\n.\nContinued I',_ ,._ I\nAltlloqll tbe reporta to1l'lle A,._\nBenld lat Dilld ........ off at\naboal t p.m., tMN ...... llul call\nftaa 'a mu at JI, ..,_ .. hd\n-\ndie ob,lec!ta Oftr. tie IOUth­\nNltern lfftlon. 'fll1I IDOl\"lliq, t.bere\n,... more reperta, DION quert•\neominl Into Tile News.\n)IIJ. WllltelllaedaJDelllllto\nBlrmiqbam Nlidnta: \"Wa'U do\nneryWq U.. Ana, Air Forefl I\nempowered to do,to run down t.be\nlll1lterJ ol Ult dllca. Thia tblJII\n..... to ..... _... be,olld tbe\n)obit of. IIPft1llatla. Blm!t111~m\ncu rest u..-ad tbe air bue wW\nkeep -\ntbe alert uW tbe .,..\nt.ry ls aettfed.\" •\n'\nl=!ajt•iiJ\n'ii!ili!jJnsr~i!;i!lijl'iniidt(t!JJ'. ;·\ni·1J1irtl s !!f'filil l~q 11t1l l5i[:i\nr\n1\n~1a,,1t at~l~,,, : ;,il\n.. rfi1!lst1,•\ni ..5I fl a.[ l••Ir!1'1:,i i11-!11flffl r,\n1! Ji,1;rl1' 11,:11'' JiJ ,i~l il 1a­\n~f,ar it ,,~i,,,I; t,i st~fi lilli"
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   "text": "✓"
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   "n": 12,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p12.jpg",
   "text": "-\n• • •\n-\n.............\n......,.,.,,. ........... pbe-\n~ ...... •\n----~\n..,...._ \"I ban ~\nmr IU -\n... IJ!Aa' ......., r-\nata!f to be •\nthe alert tw ~\n1a- lDto Ilia tnlll ~\n\"I aw tlaa lud­\nfonnatl~ ta.lY mlpt 11U1ff OD~ ~\n11.pte ol a DO.a' and lT II#\nmatter, .. aid;\n~\n• Jdill bup,9' lie rnorted.\nOUAftft DClTUl&NT of\n·• i •\n-\n,\nUae ~ eeae wbea a mun-\n_..... 1amee Bala. 1111 Soutll atll\nDeN4 IOIM of tba dllCI bad fallft Street, uw tbt'N diael tra....unt\nla a raYiM MIi' Avoawood: Ar. lrolll •Mt to welt. Two more were\nIIOrier ud ~apb•r wot b lpotted later, ~\nb, a ltp&l•\niba\nICll9MI UMl folUld IIOtbiq. dlle, u aeta~•1:ua.rec1.\nReeld•ata ol die dlltrW ul4 Ula\nJ . L. Xardua, noo autoa 9tNet.\ndlles bad PIINd low and appeared Beaemer reportacl ...uaa \"atruae\nto ba~ falll9 lD tlaa Ina.\nlllhW-- movlq tllrouah Uie 1k1 be-\nBoben c.aaanc;_Ap,Renld ~ .._.mer aa4'1ted Mouataln.\neGP1 ~\n~\nIlia camera -r11e7 ,.... -••• -- ...... ., lie\nwbea tlaa o\\aiaeta :,aaed o.er Ilia aald.\n•- ·-, --.\nre■lddae oa alll Strea and Blah•\n• • •\nlaad A..-n-. Bia deftloped flla\n\"'W1alrllu UIIOUI- were nDC)l'ted\nnvealed two rouacl. wldta •Potl oa aeea -\nIfaa. Smhi, 1', lal 10th\nthe black, elole tioaltller, one l•rt- Place, loath. and lllamn Pllaro, 15,\ner thaa tM otller. lie aald be laff GI 10tb A v • a a a, 8outb. \"We\nUla plctaN a 15-NeoDd expoaure. weren't loold.al for tum,\" .tbe bon\nnva otber penom_,.... with him reported. \"We were ataad11 111 tile\nwbu tlaa plelure wu made.\nyard wben we uw rouD\nallver\nBut wltn-■-- aren't needed anr Dathe• clrclllll around. THJ came\nlCJlllU' to l)e.ar out raporta of UM one at a Ume at flnt, tho die num­\natralll• demonatratloa. Too~n., 1lier lDcnlfed. n-, Named to 10\npenoU-Cood, aoUd dtbe\nave over the moaatalJl.\naeen the tblnp. In fact, they're\n• • •\n­\ntblnlrl•I r,t eallblC Ula ahow out at\nAt police beadquuten, Offlcer\nJlunpr Bowl tonllbt, \"Tba Dlao- E. E. MeNaal aald reporta ol the\nlllbt Opara.\"\n•\ndllea MIU at 1:10 p.m. aad CNNd\nabout ao mlDat91 later,\nScores Of People Report\n\"Strem of•u;bt t1y1q • • r,.\nr --;- My-ious Discl,\nalow\" ware reported .. bJ 11n.\n~\n\"\"lJ\nH-\nu. 11. Sockwell. ueo llu4ow\nBnldenta of Eut Lake,\nuth- Greaa Aent. SIM la1d 1be ~\natde, West &ad, Woodla'WJI and ~\nlDto Mr y.,-4 u -,c,a u lbe Marci\n•mar reported ■eelnl the flylnl the a-.port on the radio. &be ucl\ncUaca or aaucara tut DiJbt. One dlae ber baabaad and tiff Mil'bbonaaw\nwu reported IND yesterday after- atx of the ~\nftJinl •~\nlow...\naooe Offr die Warrior River. Th• Bbe utd th-, were tu ala of a\naumber _.D at one time varied.\n\"'810 Al TA■LI.I\"\nN1M ol the dlael we.re -n by\n-i eallad to flDd out if rm\nCoDnla Murdocb, 512 South 10th\ncru.,,.. aald·Mn. Gordon MJN,\nCourt-\n\"'1'lley -re 101>1 of lllht\nat UM Baaemer Super-Hlab­\n= .-.MUld the aky,\" ahe re-\nway, wbo telapbened TM\n•..\n\"-- tlua ~r:r=\nH. S. ...,_, Ull '8th Street.\naald lie and Mlclabon uw \"40 or --=~abeand.­\nIO\" Upt n,ota Ill the ay, apparp~\nlaaabud aD4 tMlr -- ....\ntbe ''balll of tin\" u tbe7 pre­\n~ 17 over die Central Park A1r(Rlrt\npared to 1et lDto ttaelr ear\nafter a vlait with Mr. and Mn.\nU\"8L\n• • •\nGordOD Buab at Brtptcm, t.\ntween t :IO and 10 tut lllCbt.\nShe aa1d the flub u,hta.\n,wbleb appeared\na■ bellcoll\nl.lpta ~ over a blll, CUM\n°'1! realdent ol Bllll Lab. be• '\n.,~ _.__,..,_u.. ____,,..~\nTbe Uptll would ea111e at\nlllhtninl ,peed and tbea .top\ndead it1ll and bani la tu U:.,1\nthe, aald. TbeD t.bay wowa\ndart off a,alD. eOm• retarDlDI\nlD tha cUrectloa ol a-mer\nand eome 1otu on. Som•\nwould e1rde. Othen would\npau Neb other ud 1earce1Y\navoid eollilloa.\n\"TIiey were alloat a■ taro\nI\nu 1D1 dlDlDC room table,\" .tie\nutd.\nbueball and traftled Ill a \"blal\ncurve from aouthWflt to aomlleaaf.\nThe aaucen came at tatervala of\nabout ftn NCODda.\n.\n..."
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   "text": "I\ne1l•,. Jji► ,,~~~ ii i1 it111 ►1\n5 l.,,_\"' ~~a lJi\"\" t= th r!\n,\n1U!i.~~- ~Mf.df.t!J~i\n• t:r•el\n.◄\nI.. ~111if i!i1-lfih\"ii!il\n. - .\n..\n.\n. .\n.\n.\n.\n.i le ,S1:: ~I !i 1, f,if\n, ' .. • ~11•11,1111~,r1ifJI IiI-t r '~R'°i----\n- I lilt lll~l~l tii'JjiJI,: p, :r:u'\n1~ f:1,!PI:,.\n-\"\nf·'l;\n--~I\n1li rm !i -!: ;;-} ;1;tl1 [rj=ithiIn ~ i11:i ,. •.~!1irl! =It. :,,;,\n....l-1..5; _,, i l ! _,,..jrJ: sll , ,ja JI\nlana ~11.._~-1- -i~ ..­\nft l~ill~I \"'i I (t ·1· 1;;•1 l\"I, -efi•·JI J!If SL 11•J I\nf-f fl~i5l: i 5ff•;\nI 1P, rr l .,\na.\n1J ► ~·\n••1 r ..s '\\.- •~\n&.\n, .. i-'I '=\n11 = f iii\ni1M ,iud&~ ,!it . ~,li1~i ·rhlll,,l t1G ~,~ihir i:l!,.r1lu ~ n\n3\nth~~\n-..\n'\n·\n-•\n'"
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   "text": "• . \\\nRESTRICTED\n.,\nS-T-A-T-M-'E- -T\nI, Staff Sergeant Irn L. Livi~•ton, RA 1h li:;J 07?, Air ~oros, h..ve\na,,,,roxim,.tel;v- 250 \"\"\"''-=\"11 fly~ time f\\S \"Oilot --nd Armorer Ou.nner have\nthe folloving t~tement to mA'lce {\"Onct'!rning the 11.T>nearence of \"1'lyin,v; D1 acs\"\nin the Ticinity of ~irminghrun, Aln.bama.\nAt 204\" hours, 6 July 1Cl47 • :hilo !\n·r-,s e\"'tiDP' si.,~er ot my residence\nl\\t 1354 Meedow Lane, Gre-?n Acres, Birmingham, U/'\\bama, rrr::, next door nei.ghbor,\n1-lr. 'Herman H. Sookvel 1 • c~llP.d for Me to come to th.e front ~oor the.t there w PrP\ncooe \"J'l.yi~ 'T)iace\" outside.\nIm.~ediPt~ly I went out in thP front y .. r~ to\nobserve the objects.\nThe objects ~'One\"red to th.e '<l'e11t of 'Birming'·e.m trAveUng\nin~ South .,~stern r•r~~t•on .\nThey \"\"\"'ll)eared to be n~~rorlmntely ?()()() fe~t\nabovi, the horizon t\"t .. lu; d.\"!gree angle from 'flhere ! w .. s st9ni.,1v \"'t n n un­\neatimated ~istAnce PY~Y~\nThe objects r'l\")ne!'ll\"ed to be ~,,nroxtm~tely t vo (?)\nfeet in diameter, roun~ in ehA~e, \"!)roduollag A ~im P,low of 11,-,bt rnd trpvnli~\nat ~n est1mate1.aneed of five (5) to six (6) h.undr~d miles ner hour.\nThe object• or obj~ct An\"Oe· red to be trAveling in P definite ore rather thAn\nstraight ~nd AB soon c~ one WPS out of ~ip,ht /'\\nother woul d An~ear be~i d\nit, but not nlw,va in the s me -oath.\n! q p w one th~t SPemed to come atr~i£ht\nu~.\nThe view of where it cl'tllle f r o~ w~s obstructed by~ nearby house; ~nd\nwhen 1t r\"l'IChed the ltltitude of A'!>\"\"'l\"oximately 2000feet, it •tarted off in\nthe •~e direction ~a tne oth~ra.\nI did not Pt any time see ADY more than\none at the time and even though there could haTe been on _y o .e, 11\\V -•~•n\"~!\nbelief 1• that there wore eeven (7) to ten (1~). 'l'he Discs were silent ,ind\naTI'?eared to be col!J\"Ooaed of e einr,le lir.bt.\n~~~-A.:..-..-ca~\nIr~ L. LiTingaton\nSt...ff Sergeant, 1lA 14 153 972\nSubscribed Pnc'I sworn to b,fore me this 7th ~,r:r of July 1q47.\nRESTRICTED\n••"
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   "n": 15,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p15.jpg",
   "text": ".\nIDJIDTi Ln\\er ot fl'aaad,w.1..\nto\na a,\n•➔- cawni.\nMlenle 11Yiaioa, ATC,\n'°\"'°''·· Lolw Ial■a4, •• t.\n(AfflllflOlla IIJ/8, ln•llic....)\nPOil TD O<IIIAIDDD OIIIIW.t\n~e.91,~\nIIAllIOS C • MILLIR,.\nCapkia, .U.- Corpa,\n, 1 Iaola\n.\nIIJ~, Inel.Upaoe.\nPiaal lpt ot Siclniae, ,23 .1111 41\nlat Ind.\nIA, ATLAN'r.IC DIVISitfi, ATC, FORT TOTrEH, L.I., HE\\l YORK\n6 Aug 47\nTO:\nCommanding General, A.1r Tre.nsport Canmand, \\1aab1ngton 25, D.c.\nAT'l!h Cbie! ot Start\nForw.rded in accordance with inst\nons outlined in\n'fflX Cli-95, your Headquarters.\n~ Incl:\nn/c\nREST, lCTED\n•S 8PIP1Dl:NTIA1s ­"
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   "n": 16,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p16.jpg",
   "text": "GBNPIDErtTliL\n..... 9lgbting\ns Stranp interm:i.Uent i'laehes that\n,\nay tie in\nw1th •nying Diece•.\n3. nae.\n1\nHanlon Jlield I Stephemi.lle, tlewfNmdl and.\n4. TiM\ns 034SZ, 23 J~ 1947.\ns. Alti tude\n,\nApproxillatel,7 10,000 ffft high.\n6. \"8ather\ns\nHigh scattered corniU.onJ 'rlsib1.11ty betti,r\nthan titteen (lS) miles.\n7.\nHeading\n1\nFrom South, heading ?n,1E (approxiantely 30° )\n8.\nSpeed\n:\nHigh velocity; stated to be taater th~n a\nconventional airplane.\n9.\nDescription :\nThe observers saw a light which at tirot appeared\nto be a ,hooting star or airplane. It appeared\nagain, and a m1111ber ot intermittant fiashe• were\nseen tor a period of appro,:imately three (3) mi.nut.a.\nThe nashea were reddish in color.\nObservers aa14 it\nwas not a tailing star because it did not appear aa\nsuch; nor was it an airplane, l>ecause ~s~wee\ntoo abrupt and the?\"e was no noise ot a motor.\n10. Reported by: Miss Patricia .Abbott, (Nffl'foundla'¥! 'National) Ooverment\n&aployee and Lt. Halllllakar, t:S.vigator and Public Relat­\nions Of'ticer.\nll. General\nThe intormants (noted in Par.10) were waltd.ni when they\nnoticed a peculiar reddish light. Both Miss Ahl;\\ctt and\nLt. Hamaker stated that at first., they thought it was\na 1'alli,ng atar, ·but it left no streak. It appeared\nagain; they thought 1i micbt be a plane flying at. n\nvery high altitude.\nAlter obeerri..'lC i ta am:>9Uffl\"a,\nthey concluded, because or the silence (no hum ot mot.er)\nand abrupt darts ot the U g.lit., it, was definately not\nIll\\ Airplane.\nNeither Iii•• .Abbot.t nor l,t. Hammaker bwl\nseen anythlre; like it be!Ol\"e.·\n~~#?~-­\nWILLIAM Ji• 00TH\nCaptain, Air Corps,\nIntelligence Of'ficer.\nSBMFfBE~Th~t"
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   "text": "..\n..\n1. Tnmlal\\\\ect llerwitJa, u laol.oauN 1, 2 ..S ,, an nMl.\n·-.,oru ~ atp\\hp ot •tq1ac ••o•r.- la -..r...n.., w1 nolaiv\nlinet M fol.1-••\n:\nP1Jlal -.,n ot 8SCll'illc • 2000S, 10 ~\n1947\n•\n•\n•\n•\n• OOJOJ, 11 Jlaq 1947\n•\nt •\n•\n•\n• 00151, 20 Jaq 1947\n2. -.r...... m • • ~. tlda bead.qaanen, 48\\el 1217JQZ\n4'111,- 1t4?, Npltias 9iall'tap ot •tqiac ,,..__. \"7 CouWtle llllC\nDflllr., a.tOlllllllallll ~, a Onacl Palla, •..tCNDll.aDI, •\n,11e .S,- -6 9 ~\n1947, att..W ber•i\\11, u iaalNIIN 4, 1a •ipit\n8'et •\n1, oA 11119 •tctnbc \"7 C.IIMble mRSlf.\n,\nPOI TD r.cwtJDDD OIIIIML,\n•\n41-1­\n1. ftM1 IP' of Hcla'tas, 10 h1 47\n2e\na\n■\na\nI\n, 11 1111 47\nJe\n8\nI\n■\n8\n, 20 J,al 47\n4. ltc-4 MM••• • Coan DAIii!\n,\nI\nI\nRESTRiCTED\n88ftil'!IDl!l11IA:L"
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   "n": 18,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p18.jpg",
   "text": ".\n, . .\nl .\nCk'g.\n2 .\nSighting\n). Place\n4.\nTime\n5.\nAltitude\n6.\nWeather\n? •\nHeading\n8.\nSpeed\nOONfU)ENTIAL\nFINAL REPOOT OF SI GHTING\n•:-\n/ ,.\n-~\n( . ,\ns 1388th A.AF' !U, llBC, ATLD', ATC. Harmon Field, Newfoundland.\n: F1.yi.ng :lisc or other ajrborne object.\nApprox six (6) miles SSW of Harmon Field.\n20CI0/7., 10 July 1947\n: 8- 10,000 ft.\n: Clear, Scattered CUmulus 8 - 10, 000 ft.\n: N?lE on horizontal course.\n:\nVery high velocity.\n,\n9.\nShape & Size: Circular like a 1'8eel, estimated to be same s i ze as a C-54\n10.\nColor\nll.\nFhotograpl.s:\n12. Reported By:\n13.\nGeneral\nt\nas seen f'ron 10, 000 ft.\nTranslucent or Silvery, l eft ~ 1Jl uish Black trail approx\n15 miles l ong.\n?.r. Robert w. Leidy reported that he took two .!2) Kodachrome\nsnap shots of the trail.\n~T. John N. !'erhman, TWA. mechanic; '.r. John W • .toodruft,\nPAA rtechanic; and l.'r. Robert E. Letdy, PAA mechanic report,'9<1\nthe above facts to the Intelligence Officer on 15 July 1947.\nA Flash eport was T.tX ed t o :\nAction copy\nConmandine\nGeneral, Hq. ATC, Attn. Asst. Chief of Staff , Intelligence.\nInfo copies:\nComr-anding Generals Hq. ATLD and Hq. NBC\n~ister's t'erh.,nan, Vfoodruff, and Leidy ~e enroute !'ran\nStephenville Crossing to Harmon Field at the time of the\nsighting.\n1:•r. Vloodruff was the first to sea th!t Disc, it\na ppeared t o rent or split the clouds thru which it passed\nand le.ft a Eluish Black trail approx. fitteen (15 ) miles .\nl ong behind it. The trail was similar to the afterglmr or\na powerful landing light or search light beam after it is\nsuddenly switched off.\nlhe object maintained a straight and\nhorizontal course 11ccording to Mr. Mertunan and~. Woodrutt,\nMr. ·Leidy stated it appeared to be on a great curved course\non a horizontal plane. The object disappeared into the\nMorth Northeast.\n~ . Leidy sqs he took two (2) Kodachr0ffl9\nPhotographs or the trail. The film has been transmitted\nto the Asst. Chi ef of Staff, Intelligence, Newhundland\nBMe Command for processing.\nI\n.\n..\nAM\n•\nCAPT. A. C.\nIntelligence Officer\n·Rt:.STRiCTED\nCOl'IFIBENml •"
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   "n": 19,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p19.jpg",
   "text": ".\n.\n.\n.. .\n1. Organisation:\n2. Sighting\nI\n). Place\n:\n4.\nTi.Jae\n:\n5.\nAltitude\ni\n6. Wellther\n.\n1. Headi1'g\n.\na.\nSpeed\n.\n9.\nShAre & Stze:\n10. Color\n:\n11. Reported by~\n12. General\n,\n1388th AAF RAse Unit\nAP0 864, ~/o Postmaster, New York, N.Y.\nFlying Dj sc or other airborne object.\nCodroy, N~wroundland, 59co3 • W Long.; 1,7o50, N Lat.\nOOJOZ hours, 11 July 1947.\nAppro\"ld.mately 6.000 feet.\nClear; at dusk.\nFrom northwest heading eastward.\nVery hieh velocity.\nDisc shat>eli; was reported as being the she of a\nbarrel-head, ~inner-plate arvt. ~ize of a plane\nthat is flyL~g high.\nThe trail i ave t he whole\nobject the appearance of a cone.\nFlame color ed with a trail of a lighter name ~nlor.\nMr. John Legge, Mr. lb. Ev&ns and Albert Samm.9 of\nCodroy, N~wfoundland.\nMr. Legge and Mr. Evans were standing 011tside Mr. Legge 's\nstore when they both sighted the o bjec+..\nBoth \"len stated\nt hat the di sc was very bright with an after-r,1.ow which\nmade the object look like a cone. It was a very clear\nnight. In s!)ite of the high velocity of the fiyin g\nobject, they said they ~ould not possibly have mistaken\nit for a plane or a r~lling star. Besides the two Men,\nthe object ffllS sighted by Albert Sam:ns; he rP-portert what\nhe had seen t.o his mother.\nMrs. Samms stated t hat Albert\nwas in no way a larmed about it, he w~s alor.e and on hi s\nway hC1mo when he sighted it, arxl watched it llhile it wae\nin si ~t.\n'-ll)ert was quite convinced fran the color and\nbehaviour of the object that it was not a plane, but\nde!'inately sa:ie !'lytng objPJct.\nThe inforinant, Vr. Legce, is believed to be reliable.\nH'i is ·a man of approxim11.tely .forty; has had considerable\nexperience as f oreman ot B•1chan3 l!ir,e, Newfoundland, where\nhe was in charcc of three hundt-ed m~n.\nDuring the war,\nMr. Legee was si mamber of a civilian volunteer Air\nD-,uction Corps.\nWith that >, ckg:round, Vr. Legge stAted\nthat he felt sure thlit the object he had seen was eorne-/\nthing new which he had never seen before.\nv"
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   "n": 20,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p20.jpg",
   "text": "Final Report of Si(1lt ing\nGeneral cont'd ,\n~lbert Sann• 1s a t w~l•~ year old boy .\nHe was alone\nwhen he saw the fiying objer.t, he wa::: very denr,1te\nil1t1.t ·,e no.ti never seen anything 1i\\r.e it bef r-re. Hie\nmot.her, Mre. Semnu,, ia the Pret Mistress ot thi- t ~wn,\nand after hee.rinr; Al bert' :: d•er:ri~tion, felt that it\nantnrered to the deec..iption of a •Flying Disc\".\nUr.\nLegge reported h i s -.ight in~ shortly afterw&rds to Mrs.\nS&IT\"Tls b .. , . .,, se hP was sure it shoiild be IT'&de known to\nher in order th11t tt i!- i ncident nrl ght be r ep,,rteri ~·\nt.clegram t!fflle<\\:1 at,-,~ .\nThere wa~ one other sight,~c report.~ from A 11 vqr\nWar den at South Br ancl- .\nThe !!\\an ~0•1ld not be con­\nt ,1,ct,,,ct at time or inter view,. with other partiea.\n~owev~r, a secor,d-hand rlescrlption or his ,nghting\nWA!' obt'll n811, and it agreed with the siv}ltings at\nCodrey.\n]\nI\nlnU,IAl,I H. Sl!ITH\nCaptain, Air Cor ps ,\nIntelligenr.• 0 ficer."
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   "n": 21,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p21.jpg",
   "text": "eaNFIDENTfAL\nFitlAL REPcm' OF SIGHTING\n1. Organization:\n1J88th AAF Bass Unit\nAPO 864, c/o Post.\"118ster, N~ York, N.I.\n2.\nSighting\nPlying Disc or other Airborne Obj ect.\nJ. Pl&ee\ns\nOn bo&rd Steamship ltBUROec>\" enroute from Sydney,\nMova Scotia to Port &CY Basque~, Pfewtomdland,\nahout one hour out h-o:n Sydr-~.\n4.\nTiM\n:\nOOlSZ 20 July 19u7.\ns.\nAlttt,ude\n•\nJOO otr t.tte h,.,rbori e.t an est!.,.ated quart, • mile range.\n6. Weather\ns Cl.ear am dark.\n7. Heading\ns\nlfNB (J(1-) East, ,:,f True Horth) on hor1Mntal plane.\na.\nSpeed\n1\nH!gn nlocit7, stated to be teeter than a tr!lc~r bull -,t .\n9. Descrip+,ion s\nOlserYers did. not see u,e o-.,je~t, thf!tY saw 1te n.ashes\nam all ~our t'hservers agref:li there W1tre rour (h) or\nfiT\"' (S) nashP~ approxi-nately one (1) secon:' apart\narrl ~uidistant.\n'nle tlAshes were said to be a1lnry\nto reddish i n eolo~, an~ were described. by two ob~erv­\n9rs to he like t.hoee or a F!rs Fly ,:,nl_y larger and at.\n,:,q-.tal intervals, an~ did not look like a sh~ot!n~ star\n•\nor airpl&M.\n10.\nReported by:\nlfessrs Maitlluxi, L11.rldn, Do~s and H•ilton ot\nHamilton, Metcalfe and Kansas City Brfdg9 Companies\nwfiich concern i• doing the c-mstructiOD at Haraon '1.eld.\n11. General\ns\nTt\\e tour gentlemen (noted in Par.lo) and Capta.1.n Gullage,\nMae♦,er ot thP \"Burgeo•, were standing on the starboard\ndeck, and •• the Captain was trying t 'J Jescribe a pt\"erloua\nBighting, he ■aw the tla ■hes; the other tour gentlemen\nal.so eaw th• \"~ deacrib4td her91n, and believed that it\n,ras not a aeteorite or airplane N9C&UH ot its ■peed,\ncolor, and ev.,~ spaced discharge, or nashes.\nCaptain Gullage to1d the tour e\"lntl....n that he h'ld Hat\nt h~ same thing at approximately the SUl't time and location\n(ehlp'• position) on the eTening ot 15 Jlil.y 1947, except\nat that tt,.,.,, the object or tlallhee were tra•elin~ tast er\nand frequently lhangin~ enurae (he ■aid it chang-1 cour■e\nahruptl7 sevf.rnl times) and was headed generally to the\n- CUNFIBENI~Al"
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   "n": 22,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p22.jpg",
   "text": "Fi.Tl<.). ReP<?r~ of Si ghting:\n, s&\"W.\nThe Captain also told the four gentlP\"Uen\nGenoral cont'd\nth=. t he 110 ~ willing tr, make a complet~ report\nif the infor mation !s desired for official\npurposes.\n-;,f~,?q. , ' -\n?\n.; •\nlri.LLIAll R. SMITH\nCaptain, Air Corps\nIntelligence Officer."
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   "text": "•.\n*· ...,.,••:•. ·-~\n..._\n11.u. lsafl\n.._ .. Pl.I... 1' \"'- 19'7,\n.._\n,,_ .. lad.. ,., ....~ ona....\n.\n.\n.. ... ,.. ... - ., ,.. - ...,s.. ·--..............,,...\n•IMS...ldrf\n•\nA.\nTN, I &I&.\n'-\n~\n..\n................,\n,\nA.\nI 1telp 1,-,0.\n.. • ..., - .. ... ...........s• ,.. ... *• .,,... .\n._ ...... ..,.,__.,...n..._,._, _. ,,........... ~\n'NIH• .... II■& lt11I: l■fUle ....... ,- -\n.......a'IAiial le.,_\n............ 1 ... -..~-...-•-.. ... .i.... ~-...\naal U 19ft. 1,. ,n.n ,.,.. u .\n.....M•••..•lU.tWa.,t\n1, wa -.wr e1-.. 1M Ula .1... ..,. ftlF .......-:\n'\n•\nJ\n... -\n, .. ..,...,•• ai,,....., ....,.....,\nl't ear,._ IDIO fNI te 11,000 feet•\n.. ,.. ........ \"Mltl\nT-. 1liil lt ao,,... .. be -\na. tw1wt a• lib a .._1\n...11111a at a tent.lie ..-. ., .,..& a& .,.... ._..... •\n,, ...,•••-.au.\n.\na..,_. IM• .. ~ a.rt1111&1_ ....1nf1llc or aaanl1...\nU _. Mrlllllltal.\n•\na... ..., Mc ua u er•• .. ,..,\n.,_ .._ ._s.M et lt, 11& •ar tt --~ tu •ls• ot a,- n a\nOeutelWtea•\n....., ... ,., ......\n, .......... e1...,\nIt .,.,.. \\119 .i...ta _. _.., 1iaU Idle.\n,"
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   "text": "•••\n•\n\"\n•\n1,\nI\n...\nRESTR\\CTf_O , .\n£BNPID!NTt'tl ,\nia,..,...,~..., Jeba •• \"••tnf't (eoa,•t)\n•\n'-\n'-' ldlll •I a-..- Ut I\\ _.. la •\n.i..aat­\nA.\n1\\ at a .,•._.., ,a\\ll ~' \"\"-- \\M ei.u.\nCl. · DU H l_,. a tntU\n.t..\nI••• lt left a \\nil lalk \\lul• ta •i•• ■iallu \\ea~,..,.\n11-1. ft• ,nt'l wa tNII •••■ sf.aa\\~ t1n.. ( 1,> ,. ,waw\n(IO) allN 1....\n._.,.. .,_ ... aan...t\n,...\n-\n,..~\\tit■ ..........,\n••• I a.•t llilak .., l\\ wa• At t•• el.ea. nia vu .. a\\ftlot\n... M U'l'OYe\nVIiia\\ _. Ille •ve• et \\lie •'~'\nw.u, l•eldltc at \\lie .., 1•t ..,. ••nil •n1a kn•\n._. ,- 'be• wel'kbc .....,. ab71aM• lone ...._ ,. 1rMY ,.._\n.S... et •\natl'Oftft ,at Ille laett,lt tftll a ttn....t\n.,...\n~,,.l•a& i..e J'O• ..._ wefthc ue11al alHnftt\n..._ (T) FNN•\ny_.. ,- ta tlrie Anti lviltc Ille ttae ot \\lie Wart\nQ...\nr-COfJFICJ:z~nru;.\n\"RE TRiC 1_"
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   "n": 25,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p25.jpg",
   "text": "':\"'~-fr;S'!.flztt_-=- ~\n._,.,\n.,~ •\n.,\nh\n, • RES1R-C EO\nlll'ILJl--~ffla\n.\n.._.... 1,UU ~\nIAII IIID,..\nDtJiDVl1I.An k.8 COlllAD, dlalMMN\nIIO ~••,......., ....... Ten, •. T.\nlnena.-,1ea et ,oa. •• ...,.., n., ..,,_,.1.-r _. ••n:ete,\nhlaa h.U a,re..-■, •m•• ft.U, ••h sC:a&. talra at 1~30 DI,\n1' l-1r 1,a.7, lf' ~\nWtllUa •• Int•, AC, lat•1Uca• Otn...\n'-\n..., i... llll9e ,.. ... u••latet wt•• a1nn11 _. anau.., •\nA.\nllaN ........_•lr 19,S.\nCle ._.,_s...___,..._,M~\n••\n1'••·\nca. .., tu ,.. .. Sa .. -.,\nA.\nMr1a1 I\n••\n41,.\n_.,._ '9'~1M wr •Wl ,- .. N ul• .. ~\nUet••••\nMl et■• et •\".ten• al._..,\n1..\n1'N.\nCl.\n0a Ille __,... et 10 h1F lflal, U& ,- ...... et Ille N eallel\n•~•--• •r ••-~Sa tu .-rt\n••\n1'................................. -.............p,,••\nfllle .....-. fte ..., WM .,._ -, ld.11 _. w enl& ... tile ­\n.... -\n.... wllllllldel&. ...• •.....,, ..u \"lMk at , .. -· Sa , ..\n_.. I lMIN& -, _. ..., a •l•lall -.i... -....r tall.\n'- ..,.. ..... •''9n'\n&. • ·• I ,-. .., .._ tnll u H -. lift M'1al.\n0 • , -\nW\n•\n. . . .\n4'.\n&N.S'9 t M effMt Ille •''\"'\ntile el..a h\nle•t\nA.\nfte al.s•I• ._.. YN7 NM-..& ...... ._, fl'N IOOO feet ..\n10,000 , .... .._--~... ,....a,..... a& 111t , ... deal 1...S.C a\n........ ,-. enl& ... Ille UM •-• lib a lalife Mi& •t U. fte\n......... f•~ dldlar M a wU, .. lf ,-. •• a wM la .it.\n41,.\nNU..•~..,,. M '9 u•\n, ---1-., er MrlNnalt\n&.\nIt ... MrlNlllal ... ■s•al te ....._. n atne -.ree.\n... .....,.... .........,..........,\n& •\n..........-•1F11nt1a-....-....\n'-\n,_,..\"\" aar ...._.... •• ,._ ••• ., ,._ .,.,_..,\n&.\nI &U 11H ... tM •'IN'•\nTf~ C\n1J9N.t4"
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   "n": 26,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p26.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 27,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p27.jpg",
   "text": "...,.. ... .,. ,...,..,..........\n... .... -\n... .,-.............. llliU .... , .......\n...\n_ ,_,..~----\n-.u,\n·······-.....,..--... ._,_.\nA:.;\nlllll1. ... ·••:an ...''\"\"'... ..a& .. .., ... , ........., ...\n,.., • * •· .. aa ... '911.••ldaat \"\"'• .... w ... .\n111ca .. .._ II w •••I ...... 1111A ... ea. I War ■••••\n• --- a ........ d lt. ft11+ wa a._,.... * 19ft la ... ­\n•• al.A ... -- --- • el.RA ...... ., -\n• &tifta&te ball\nail I\nll ... elnC, .. -- .,_ M I.I .... tin ·•\n.. ... '' -\n.......... .i-At\nA.\n\"•• ,, .. war .... - ,- ...ia ... •\n,...u .._ •• •\n.. 911•1• lt lPsll I • '9 ...US.. Ill a 1-lc dnle al lt l.n\n....................\n'-\n......... 1a11uw\nA.\nI ...iA Ml 11F ll -\nc¢rat, ll 1111191 M 1., • e-,... ,-111·\n,........,_ ......, • ~\\le ,...,... ..... la ... ;.a.\n'­ .......,,, - .,,........_,...\nA. .., tt l11bl u lf.Ulli •~ lftke \"- .S... ial left tllla .,aaac.\n'9 ...... tftil~el/tlac-., U II•·--·\nA.\n1,1,i...., ..........\n'-\n... wa Ille .i,1..._ d tlla elMlat\n.t..\nI ._,, ..._, di', '- \"'\".JNltJ' lllall _.,..._\n... ... , ...... u.&a,\n'\n.t..\nI ...., lmri I ( fl'OF di', lat ti _. lift•• ilfte 11111A ftft ••~\nla ... eft--■Mw W .... II tac -- floa ,t.-._.\nr-t.\nC"
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   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p28.jpg",
   "text": ".\n,\n.\n·\n. . ··\n·\n.\n..\n..\n· ,\n~.. 1•tr . ~~t• · r~-.t:r ;,.,.• r..r\n!...!1i;r\n.. '1!\n·,\n1,-/::-:.. ..\n•i,r~\n.'r\n'. -..'t . -t':_' .\n• •\n.\n·-\n- .'·,\n•\n'\n- '\n•\n•~ )\n-~\n-\n.\n·. · 1- -~\n. .\n.,. ...\n1\n, •\n.\n\" 1\n'\n-, ill-\n\\,,\n~~\nl ~\n-\n;\n~\n'\\'\n.· •\n\"I\n;\n• .....-\n-........ \".\"\" ~\nJ' -~~\n.;\n;.\nI • l 1--··;,,:, '., ,. . . . -.,·'..·1.. .· . ·1·..., ,· •\n~'.- 11· ·'\n.\n. ; ·, ':.. .c.r - •·• t1-. .\"\n-~·E·\n. ,. \"7._1\n..\n·_.:\"·.·· -\n-, . - . - .•~\n·~ ~\n•'C\n• : : •\n•\n'\n1 ,\n, '\n.J ·,.\n-\n-, '\n)\n-\n. ... ' it';-\n1\n'\n• • •\n•\n' .\n. .f..~' ·•:t··... -1:..\n, -. -_e .I .. _.. ·:1l ·/1··; t<: •:1· ~ :-· •ff·1 .. -., I ·.., .\nf\n·1· ,.\n~ . : 1·. .' .:. ..~~- .. ' ;..;.,,. .: - ·. '.~ .\n,\n•\n,:\n-·\nI\n•\n',\n,\n•\n., .-\n.,•\n'\n· ~·' C••.\nt\n., •\n0\ni\n~ • •\n~ .- •\n1. ,:\n: t••\n.. ~ ••\n·\" •-- i.. ,_.·.../ • -.;!\n-· .....\n., ..~·- ·l. -.0 .t :t\n~ ~ . -. :\n' t ,1 .I ,'I -... ; ;(-..\n·· •.•\n. 1 /•. j ...-\n,\n, • :l :• ·-:l.f;\nr ;~-,. ;,\n,\n11\n~ r ..,...\n~ '\n•. ,' ,; .• · : :: ~ :-....:! ' ; -\nft\nf\n• •\nJa­\n-\n••\n·.a\n~ --~\n.·,\n.:\nI ,\n~v\n· .\n•,.-·\n.•\n•-~\"\n•··_\n. . ~. •.. ,,,, •-'1· -\n•1\n• ~, _·\n•\"\n~\n·\n'\n'\n,_.\n. ..\n. .\n.\n--1·. -. ,;,\n- -\nI .-\n~ -\n•\n-\n_\n.\n•\n~\n-\n. :f'_\n-\n~\n·--. ....-_\n•\n·\n·. · 1·\n...\n·--\"'\n. ·- ·· ...,·_ · I ·\n--=- I''·\n. . .\n✓\n'\n'\n~,\n'\n,\n-\n';\n.\n'\n\"\n:.\n•\n....,,;•~ •___ . '\n·•\n.\n•'~·,1•' :.._\nc\n•_•;\nc\n•\n-\n•'\n'\n'\n•-\n•\n,< •\n·~ •• ., _, •\n,\n•·\ni\n.L_ '\n-\n•\n•\n., . . I .:. • ·· ..., ·-. . ,\n. I\n•1 , .\n. ­\n•..- ·,:,·\n'!~\n: .._\n;t..\n•\nt\n.\n... .\n0\n.-\n•\nI-.. - r I -\n..\n. . -.~ • l\n;;.__ ; .\n•\n.,fl..\n\"\n.,._.\n•\n:•\n,----.-.. _\n-\n,\n~ -.. ' t\n....\n- -\nr\n-'\n,, •\n-\n.-­\nU ,\n'\nlI-~ -\n-\n' -,.~ -_\n..\n..\n''\n.... ­\n·I[\n•\n-\n'\n1\nl\n.'I ,\nI\n;·, ..\\\\-\n•,. ·1.:, -·\n, .,r '~•-,, • c:\n- --_ -1·1 :~.,:.1-,1\n, J·:\n• ,\n• '\n... :-\n--t\n,._\n'---._ t;,. .,., ... _1\nL\n\\\n• ;1.;\n;8\n• · - .,\n'•\n,,,\n'\n.•\n\"\n-\nI\n- -·\n-\nr'\"'\" - ­\n-\n•\n-\n•\nI\n•\nI\".\n-\n...\n-.\n'\n---1\n--\"\n·•\nl\n.1 '\nll,\nj\n~\n-~\n'\n7'\n'\n'\n.\n.,.~\n• ', •• •\nA,-• -....~.....\n... ..\n-\n•\n~\n-\nl.\n,\n'.\n,,\n, e\n'\n..-\n-.\n• ,--•\n•\n•\n.\n'\n.\n-\n.\n,..\n.\n;-•\n:.\n, .,\n.\n.,\n.\n·1\n~"
  },
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   "n": 29,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p29.jpg",
   "text": "-CQiJffBEf~liAL\n•\n.....,_.__.lea., &Si\"'- ...,\n,\n.. -- ,.. ..,u,. .. \"\".. ..,, • -- .-, , .. ~......- .,..\nudlt\n•\nA.\nT•••\nw~\n.\nltMlell ■son,.\n••-..s--M....­\n'\nTRl\nI T\n• D"
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   "n": 30,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p30.jpg",
   "text": "Ri:.~TRIC il )\nSTATEM.\"\".!iT OF MR. J OHB P. LE'zGE, CORDEOY, NE/,'FOUN.JL.:'JiD.\nTA}~ BY\nl4~CEDES BU3.KE OF '\"'HE INT~ IGE:lCE \"'FiICE, HARMO;I FI~LD, pw]'OUND­\nLAND.\n17 July 1947.\nAt approximately 10 o'elook in the e•ening of 10 July 1947\nI was etanding by my store door; I happeo~d to l ook up and saw\nwnat appeared t~ be a \"FLYING SAUC~?.\". It definately was not a\nah•oting star: I'd e~en se•eral stars shoat before, but ne•er like\nthial aor was it an a i roplane, it was too \"lit up\" and tra~eling\nat t•• great a speed.\nIt wasn't an air0plane on fire because it\nwould have fallen in the ~ater.\nIt ~as a niee elear night, no\ne l ouds, it ~as jus t getting dark.\nI would say it was tra•eling at\nthe rate of a shooting star but mueh •loser. I'd es:y r ~ugbly at\n6, 000 feet. It was visible fo r about fifteeD (15 ) seoonds.\nIt\n•~e from the North West beading East~ard.\nThe oirole looked to\nbe about the s ize of a barrel head, and th~ trail behind looked\nto be about f ifteen (16) feet long.\n~he trail behind the dis•\nmade the ~bol e object look l ike a eone.\nAnother thing that makes\nme feel sure i t wa~n• t a- shooting atar is: a shooti ng s tar usually\nlea~es a temporary streak , this objeot I saw left no streak only\nthe one that appeared to travel behind the circle wbieh looked like\nan after-glow .\nThe oirele was a bright red , nearest I could des­\neribe it ~ould be t he eolor o~ a flame, the after-glow(eone-shaped)\nwaa a £sinter shade.\nWhat I s aw las t Thursday night resemble d a\nshooting star in no way ~hatsoe•er.\nThere was only one.\n( J\nJOHN P.\n'2\nWitness: ; . ..,.._,, ,\n,\n.,...-vv----L Iv--- -- .\nRES ih:C11-__o"
  },
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   "n": 31,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p31.jpg",
   "text": "•.\n,.\ne ESTF<iCTED\n•\nSTATEMENT OJ MR. WM. EVANS, CORDROY'' ?fEWP'OUNDLABD. TAKEN BT\nf-\nMERCEDES BURKE OF THE INTELLIGEBOE OFFIOEi HARMOB FIELD, •n­\nFOUBDLAND.\n17 Jul! 1947•\nAt approxi■ately 10 •'•look in the eTentnc of 10 July 1947,\nI was standing eut si de Kr. Legga's store tal king with him.\nW•\nboth aaw this thine dash aeroae the elq.\nI oouldn't be aoeurate\nabout the direotiona. If it was a shooting star , I'd neYer seen\none as large befor•• and it waa 1112eh brighter than an,thing I'Ye\never aeen i n the sq. It looked t o be a r ound object , I eou.ldn't\nsay it was anything else but round; it •had a tail on it wbieh\nahowed yellowish, but not as bright a s the oirele which appeared\nand nearest I could desoribe it would be sort of red and yellow.\nThe streak behind, I would aa7, was little oTer a yard long; the\neirele looked t• be about the si&e •fa larce dinner plate. It\nwent so fast, it was hardly 1o sight before it disappeared.\nI\neoul d nGt giYe any idea of t he height; all I • s.n say is it ~as\nmuoh eloser than a shooting star. and travelling at a great speed .\nWbate~er it was it wa s flying through the air; it wasn 't jus t\n, a streak aoros e the sq. To me it wasn't in any way like a\nshooting star, and I am sure it wasn't an airoplane.\nI •alled it\na \"FLYING SAUCER\" beeauee it seeme d exaotly like what we had been\nhearing ,eo mueh about on the radio .\nWitness: J. ~ ' ,A\nt-J\n~ -\nWitneoa : t/1/~ ~---­"
  },
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   "n": 32,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p32.jpg",
   "text": "..\nSTATEME:fT OF ALBERT SA.1111S , CORDhOY, !U...!~Ou!LLA.ND.\nTAR~ .BY\nME.RC.El.lES BURKE OF TRr! INTELLI GElW2 OFFICE, Hnd1Oll F'I .b:LD\nNE~ ­\nJ'OUDLA.BD.\n17 July 1~947.\nLast Thursday night I was out by our house, I happened to\nlook up and saw •hat I thought was an airoplane. It was f l y i ng\nat the height of a plane t hat is flying high.\nThen\nI t hought\nit leoke d s trange f or an airoplsne, be~ause it was all lit up\nao bright, pla.nea do have a light or t wo. but this thing was Ter7\nbright - sort of a bright reddish yellow.\nI saw it only f or a\nmiAute because it was travell ing at a teriff i• peed .\nIt shot\nout of sight so quiokly I thought i t s trange i f it fia e 8Jl airop ­\nlane.\nTllU, I remember e d \"r.hat I'd been hearing about\n\" .r1l,JI ND\nSAUCERS\" I ran in and told my mother.\nWitness: f: t,..).\nitnese: '\n.\n..J , l lb an, I\n....\n, ~ ~\nJ"
  },
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   "n": 33,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p33.jpg",
   "text": "Albert ruot.ed in and t)l• ce a inu t thie th i :,\nh,-'d juHt ~,.en .\nat fi r t\nt:.f\" thouri:nt 1 t we\non a 1 r fl- t ne\nhut tr:: en ne ret:',P.~,ber~d\nbavin~ hea r ~d about \" r'LYI NG , AUC~hS\" and he thon~nt that's wh,-t\ni t must haT,-\no~~n.\nI 1ue,tion~d him: he eoid it couldn't bnT~\nbeen a pl ane\nbetBuee a PlEnft ~ou) on' t shoot down }jve tn~t did ,\nbeside s it ~as t oo \"lit up\"\nMr. Le~~e rep ~rted tbft ee~e thing to me in order tbe.t I ~• iht\nrepnrt same to St. J~h•'a in th~ morh :ng.\nr\nRI"
  },
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   "n": 34,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p34.jpg",
   "text": ".... ..\nNEWFOUNDLAND CONSTABULARY\n•\nSTATION Grazd Fallat\nDATE Jw.y l3t.h. 1.947 • ,\nSUBJECT Rea- St.ran.• obJecta aeen tl.,yina over Gram\nFalla on n16iht. ot July 9t.b. at. approx.\nu,l§ •94 AetP,\nSira\nI reapect.1'\\ll.l.r N vort tor 1our ~oraat.lon that, on\n·ednea4a¥ ni&ht.1 the 9t.b. inat.e I UT1Ye4 boae troa\ndu\\y at. approx. ll..30.\ntJS)oD UTiYal at. boa• I Joined my wit•, m¥ mot.her-in-law\nand Mr. John Jae.Iman a reaident ot s t.. John'• and tr1e;\".l\not tJie t•il.r, who were oitt.!nB on the tront. atepa ot\nU. bouae. I wu aaked b' ,q wit• U I bad aun t.he\n•t1¥1Da aauaera\" I t.boU& t ah• waa Jokina and replied\nthat. I ba4 •••n nothiDt, tlyln£. Jacban and rq aot.ber­\nin-law then told •• that th•1 bad r eally •••n tour obJ eota­\ntl¥1D& 1D an eaaterl,y direction Juat. before l ani•e4•\nI aaked t.hea to deacriN what. t.h•1 bad •••n• JacblaD aaicl\nt.bat tour rou.n4 abaped ti&u.r•• bud paaaecl oyerhead at a\nterrific apeed and nre tl,y~ aide bt •tde.\nOn l.ook~ a)Q'warda qain rq wile, Jackllall1 and myaelt1• __\n••• a obJect. which I would deaorille aa bein& a hug• J•'-'-r\ntlah tlaab acroaa t.he the •Ir¥• It. wollld M '1U.ic.u\\. \\0\ndetermine it.a helgbt .ind apeed owina \\o t.be brief period\nit waa Yiaible• .1l. 1a colour alao would be bard \\o aa_,1\nbut. there a...ed t.o be\npboapborua ~lo• ,ltou\\ it.9 lt\nwaa round 1D abape and about. th• a1s• of a barrel bea41\n1t appeare4 to M fl.¥~ 1n a rock~ aot.ion.\nThia air1 ia about. all I can• 1 about. t.he matt.er , ..\ncont.inued to oaan th• •kt tor about.• halt bcNr but. no\n•~ of t.hea were •••n ~•in.\n~\n•\n~\n,C'-,1,,Q~\nConat.abl••\ntJ\n~ ~"
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   "n": 35,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p35.jpg",
   "text": "GftDIPalia,\nDAT& JuJ.¥ Ja\\11. i9-&7. ,"
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   "n": 36,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p36.jpg",
   "text": "Pr011 detailed atud7 ot report.a aeleowcl tor their iapreaaion ot\nveracity and reliability, aenral oonoluaiona bave been tormed,\n. (a) ThJ.s •tlying saucer\" a1tuation 1a not all imaginArl or seeing\ntoo 11Uch in soae nat~ phellOllenon. Somtbing is really tlyina around.\n-\n•\n(b) lAok ot topside inquiries, when compared to the prompt and\ndeaanding inquiries that have originat.d topside upon toraei- events,\ngive acre than ordinary weight to tbe p6eaibilit7 that this ia a d011teatic\nproject, about which the President, ~to. lmow.\n(a) Whateftl\" the objeota are, this much can be said of their physical\nappearance,\n1. Tbe s'lll\"taoe of these object.a 1a •tallio, indicating a metal.lie\nakin, at least.\n2. When a trail 1a obeened, it 1a lightl7 colored, a Blue-Brown\nbase, that 1a aillilar to a rocket engine•a exhaust. Contrary to a rocket\not the solid type, one obeervation i!ldioates that the tuel ~\nbe throttled.\nwhich would i!ldicate a liquid rocket engine.\nJ. As to shape, all obeervationa state thut the object 1a cireular\nor at leaat elliptical, flat on the bott011 and slightl.7 domed on the top.\nTbe a11e estimates place it somewhere near the size ot a C-54 or a Coastellation.\n4. Soae reporta describe two tabs, located at the rear and\nsyaet.rical about the Xli:m axis ot flight motion.\n5. Plights han been reported, trom three to nine of them, tlying\ngoocl·formation on each other, with speeds alfllya above JOO knot,e.\n6. The discs oscillate laterill7 while flying along, which could\nbe snaking.\n,,\n✓"
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   "text": "CONFIDENTIAL\nHEADQUARTERS FOURTH AIR FORCE\nOttioe or the Assi stant Chi ef or Start, A- 2\nIntdl1genoe\n\"HAnilt on Fiel d, California\n4AFDA\n25 August 1947\n353.6/1208- I\nSUBJECT:\nInveat i iation of Fl ying Disc.\nTO:\nHeadquarters, Army Air forces,\nashin(ton 25, D. C.\nATTE11TIO.r:\nAC of AS- 2\n1. The attached true copy of the letter or\n• F. \" • Johnson of\nPortland, Ore gon, we.1 r eceived by this off icer 22 Auf'Ust 1947.\n\\\n2.\nYour attention i s invited to t he si milRrity of st at ement by\n!:r. Johnson and ·.:r . Arnold.\n3 .\nThia l otter is boinr r eferred thi a date t o t he Spec i a l Agent\nIn Char r;o, F~I , San 1-'rancisco, tor any 1nvest1get1on thev may care t o\nmake .\n~\n, 4- ~ (/ -\n~\nI\nDONALD L. SPRIU\nl Incl:\nLt . Colonel, r.sc\nCy or ltr f r F. 1. Johnson\nAC of S, A-2\n(in du:,)\nCONFIDENTIAL"
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   "n": 38,
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   "text": "CONFIDENTIAL\nPORTLAND, OREGON, August 20th 1947\nLt. Col. Donald L. Springer , Assistant Staff\nSir .\nSaw in the portland paper a short time ago in r egar ds to\nan article in regards to the so called flying disc having any basis\nof tact.\nI can say am a prospector and was in the t.!t Adams district\non June 24th the day Kennet Arnold or Boise Idaho claims he saw a\nformation of flying disc. Andi saw the same flyinh objects at about\nthe same time. Having a telescope with me at the time 1 can asure you\nthey are real and noting like them I ever saw before they did not oaas\nverry high over where I was standing at the the time, pl obl y 1000 ft .\nthey were Round about 30 foot in dimater tapering sharply to a point in\nthe head end in an oval shape. with a bright top surface.\nI did not\nhear any noise as you would from a plane.\nilut there was an object in\nthe tail end looked like a big hand of a clock shifting fro~ side to\nside li~e a big magenet.\n'f,iere speed as far as i know seemed to be\ngr eater than onything I ever saw.\n1's~ veiw I got of the objects t hey\nwere standing on edge Banki ng in a Cloud.\nYours Respectfully\n/s/\nF. H. Johnson\n106 ?:o. \\'fest lat Ave\nPortland, Oregon\nA TRUE COPY:\n\\\n\\\nCONFIDENTIAL"
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   "text": "CONFIDENTIAL\nPORl'LAiID, O'lSOvN\n..\n30,JuJ.¥ l.947 .\nun 30 July 19u7 l!.r .tdehnrn ttan.1dn, 83u il. li. Siq)son Str.t,\nPor.tland, Oregon m s inten ewed by this agent and stated in substance as\nfollows :\n•\nl(y' name is R:1.charo. Rankin. I arn47 yearo ol.d and have !town since\nI i':'3S nineteen years old. I t.1.nst soloed in m a1:r cr:t.tt in 1919. I hlve 1'1.own\nover all the western parts of the United st& es many t.ilm!s 8.lld have capped\nall or \\.ho ,, stern~ of the Unite l States during the years before the\nla.to war for the US Forest Service. I m:i .tam.liar with almost every part o!\nthe -r.cstarn United States. During a great part ot re:, life I have dcne stunt\nflying for air shows a.nd various other types of aeronautical. e.:ichibit1ons. MY'\nbrothor was\n11Tex11Rankin who was quite well known in both c1V1llan and 1'1.l.1taJ;r\nf~ng circles ror maey yea.rs before his death and during the late 11ar ran\nt housands of nyln.; cadets through primary training school.a ormod and oper­\naMd by h1r.l. To Jate I lnve acco:upl.i.shed 7000 hours in tho air as pilot of\nboth civilian and !.:il.i.t.aey aircra.rt. I a:i 1'911. acquainted Tri.th most articles\nthat one -woul d seo in the air o.nd I feel that I an well qualified to say\nwhen I see :irticles flylng through the air, although I \\TOuld not attempt to\nsay that I ac infallable and state thD.t I could definitely identify every ,\nobject that might be nying through th:S air. The following 1s. an account of\nwhat I sa-., on 1h June 1947 frcc the :,or~ or my home at 1 -0. SOllth •u• st,\nBakersfield, ca.litornia.\n~t appro:d.motely 1200 no.:in on the lu of June I was ly1.ne in ~he\n.front yard 0£ rx:J hoce. Ibero '\"'3S a lad ncminc t he la-m at tro tl:::le.\nI l ooi::c\nup into t he sky and saw ten art:.cles fiylnc fran tte South to th Hort\\ at what\nI -ould ju~ c to be 6500 rt. ':'l-c objects were fiyins ~ approx:1.rl3toly T1h.._'lt I\nr.oul::1 jud('.;e to be 350 ;o.l.e,; per hoar. A.S I lu '\\l? stated b fore , I h.:lve t~one\ner.ti.te a lot of r:l7ip work for t he OS Forest service . :\n4 :;tinctly remember t..'l\\ot\n-it the t~ I sa,..\nho arti cles I mcn~1oncrt !.t to t.ho la l who ~\n-::iom.ne the\n]ay;n at tho time . I toll t1•: l..\"l< that the object3 were in alt probab:llty\nsome sort of A;J:-rJy or !:avy test plnncs i'ro., the ne~°b'J test cantors on tho\n\"'eserts o~ Southern Cal..if'omia. ::aving quito a kncr.vlcdce o! aircraft in\n:eneral I o.tte:-,pte 1 to c~ lain to the l..a l r:10 11:.n.:; th'? J....;m th.:t. thl obj\nt s\n.-:ere irob ab~ on s cne sort of tra.:.n.:.nr: ':'\\l ,3.'..o:'l fer either t.he Ar11y or ?!avy.\nAt th~... tw\nlid not cive the s\nr;htcst•thoucht to aeyt•lint; but t h:it t he\nobjecta m?re so,e .,or or te::;t :hip f or the ~rrncnt ..ervices. ~e ol)';,..ct...\nreser.m eii the pictures that I haw seen of ,.ho .::F5U-11 t.he o =.;. llerl 11Fly-.i.nc\n?lap). ck Clfjax that Uv- ··.avy : - tcs• .:.J'\\S• .\\fter :..he object-s di sap e.:irad I\nproce\"'d.. i,to the houst. \"'.1\\1 ·~, ny noon '\"lC'l •••t nr.roxlr-..ntely lLlS ! . nt\nback into the • ard to .,it .md lie in '..h -.? sh~1e . At t his timo tho obj~ t.s ro­\nap:'IC\".U'el .:;o:~ rro-:a S.Jrth to South, al t'1ou.=·1 t '1is tioc th~r ~ ~!'o only seven\no£. \"'.re articles. '\\'fh~n I first ~'\\-\nthe ott.ct nal •,on objects :.he:, , re rJ.yi.J\\:\nin a •vn f'ornation W' t}l one o :)ct s e.c,.. inc1y star-..,li\"!: in the rear or thr\nfor: t.:.on. W'-.!?~ t~ ot:e::~.. a?r-Cr:ied :e secon:i\n-1.oe ti,ey were t.:.11 ·n thn\nrtV\nfa-11n l UCl -ilt''OU::h there r.as onl:, seven c:! the\nject\n'\\..., t · -r ~ • .:me . I\nre~f'!:'.\"bc:- ± t hi::. t ime that\ntol1. t 1c ad, U'\\ o m s ::;till o r ·.::tn.,. on tlc lar.n,\ntll8t ~b.'.l',~ ~~.rce of tho objc cts ha1\nce ded b::.ck t,o thfl.i!\" b.? o on ~ rt· ff­\ncrcnt course.\nactually • '•\"'!U:}.t t'1_-.t, t~ \"'l'a:J\n·\"\nC.:l e, ·\"vlt too ot er •.hroe\nobject.,. hdi3 . ,rob~ly con'!\n- c'• ~,, hd r b.., -c on the other \"iie of tho n~t:l • s\n!'ro:l 3aker -!iel ~. ..\n, :. or\no 1 -i..,cr .,.,:,en I read o :...r ·en ell' .lr.10\nc ~ -.lnc\nthat ho h.i.l seen artic,.os fl:,in!: t,hrou,ch t.h a:r o\"1Cr t.h.. ~ :. ~·e \" 0.1!'\\~itw"
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   "text": "~ I r..U.Md tba.t the aniGJ/N that I saw ~\ntr obah=tle .... ,._,••\nI •s still r.lllotant. to •ntS. tld.• to ~\nWil#nc that\nwould pib_­\nab~ eq t.-t. I was Ol'U7• After eoaltae I llellticmid tm 1act\nto the\nedltor d t.bl fl()Ngonian•, a Port~ Ol\"egon hWapllpi!I•-• At W.a t.1ae I ­\nin Portland tor tie 1\"'a&i.nder of tale .._r. The nnlts t1 U. oormn,•U. .\nwith the editor ot ·tiae paper i1 p11t. tort.al in t.be ~ --~\n&rt.iol.e.\n.\nI fully' re~• that 11111 1s a broad atateme~~1n view ~ Eot;\nth& there !as been a, aach publioity t\nt\ne ,at. forth ln ftrlOll.9\npapen or the count.rr. I aa d a,~ ll1nt in eT.-y respect am I a■ t!\ncorm.need tb&t ta U\"t4oles I saw aw actually .... sort, ot ~\nwbinas\nal.though I cannot ..,- from wblre tbq came or to 1bere thq wn loinc• I say\nwhat. I lan aid with no idea ot publiait)r or J)ff9onal gata.\nSIG!lED~\nPortland.1 Oregon\n30 .,~ 1947"
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   "n": 41,
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   "text": "'\nPilot Recalls-,f--\n:-~-r O\n_ U_ _ A~----'--: -~.,;._'1..:..:..\nTHl\n_NIA.Jf\n_,Tit.\nB&U>_I~\":'\n14'_~,.:...'.\n\" T'.iE ORBGO: :u.; 11\nPor tland, Or et;oc .\nSeeing Discs\n•\n3 Jul y H,,. 7\nDiclc Rankin Tells\n. Of Odd Aircraft\nMore reports ol \"flyln& flap,\njacka\" turned 11p Wedllesday,\none -from no le.a than Dick\nRankin, brother of the late Tex\nRankin, and blmlelf an expe­\nrienced pilot of more than. 7000\nboun' tlyln& time.\nRankin, who i.w recovering\nfrom an old back injury r~\ncelved in an automobile acci­\ndfflt, came to PorUand over\nthe week end to apend the 11um ­\nmer. He saw the \"allver ca u­\ncers\" over Bakerlfield, Cal.,\nJ une 23, while lying on the\nlawn run batblns, he told Th~\nOregonian.\n\"I hesitated to 1, y much\nabout them,\" R.lnkl.n ·aald, \"un•\nt1l I noticed all the hulJabaloo\nin th e papers. I punled over\ntheir 1tran1e ahape tor a while\narid JinaUy concluded~bat they\nwere the navy's new- Xl'SU-1\nflying flapjackl!, wblch Ille thin\nand round, with twin propellers\nand ,tubby tail.\"\nOaly Oaa XFIU-1 Built\n1\n(The navy and the manufac,\nturer have announced official•\n1 Jy that only one such machine\nwu built and that It never left\nConnecticut.\n\"ThHe planes were flying\nhl&h, maybe 9000 feet, and fair•\nJy fut, about 300 or 400 mile•\nan hour. I first counted ten of\nthem In formation , iolng north.\nAbout 2:15 P . M. UM!y returned\non the rever,ie course, headed\n110uth. But there were only sev•\nen In the formation.\n•\n\"They were not weavin.c or\nbobbln,c tn formaUon I couTdn't\nmake out the number or loca•\ntlon of their propellera and\ncouJtln't dbtlngulth any w in.«•\nor tall. They appeafed almowt\nround. They looked like pie-\nlures of the na~•• ftylna flap.\n1\njack,\" Rankin 1ald.\nR.ankJn, who plans to ,rpenrt\nthe aummer her, at 8i44 N. E.\nSimpson street, h1 now able to\nre.um\" a little flying for fun,\nbut not commercially. he 11ald.\nHe now operate1 a 1trln1 of\nautG rourta. ,rpendln,c h l1 win•\nlffl at P•lm Springs.\nI • ,\nI',"
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   "text": ".\n.\n• • .\ny·\n.\n... .....\n..,\n• ft\n0\n0 •r\nIL--.;inew Ill\n.......\n•nl'JII•­\n·~- w ..,,. ................--· \"· , .... .\n....... .i.... na, -- .....1111\" aoco•t •111'119' ...... Ilda\n•.u., ,._ llftaea .._-.-•a,.__. us, ......._._. a.._. d ,.._. • _..\nA. o. 1IIU a,..,w •• 111n• lala tapnaete• ., tile t.annaat •t• lie alalw\nteia.......\n­\nOoao•ftlae Vil·•• --'•••• lt ._ lte .,.. tllat M •lle-..4 U.\nlel.W ..._ .... wata llie atleaptel M --•le l.a lllm,awtnc to haw .._ a-...\na fNI ~. UJIUI UlllwiN NU..,_ Ulat U. hMIIII 81' --9' ftw al.\nM aM ~• .... data .. llaw •• _. _,. a foot ~\naad extmtr4 at\ni.e.. .. .._ l»MJk •4 O'f Ul• deTloe. .. n... cU• aol tin1• .. .__ df\n............ to.,.. Ille -..Jr.\nmJ.1.1' aa4 DIIII m.1 ..., .. , ..., IM7 oo'Cll.4 ... a knot OD 't h• •U. d\nU.. unee fros •tch lho flaae• wn uao,lac, •4 IIMI IM17 N1114 ... •­\n11- ,....... Ille •.._, n... a4 •• eta. ~ lb• da'tioe. !'be nal!le ■ &14 DOI\n,ie... ~\n•aok• or odor.\nfte um• boT• •~• ,.._, t.be •atcte .s..,,a ..._ untt ..., tW\nIlle entee •• •\" *-,,17 ■•cl!lt ffta '-ttloa lo tep.l. teil e URI • h1...it\n' --.., that 11 • • more a\\naa11ae4 aa4 Gllft'9&.\nVU• alt ._. ._ ~\n_. ._. le a -pelatN •~ ft...a t19.\nla ld1 an.u..• vaa lde•e>-1,- aa14 ~ . , !le had ...21 tt •\nW!xa ►\n•• a.n.s latemew, Ille riatecl Uaat 11 .....11, ~.a 'Mia •\n...........•\n...... la• lN'P, ._._act~• .... ■- Ille eodr1Tnace a'bo·1t ltOO P.K.\n-.. «.3e::a1& u.at M lla4 ..- )ala 1-,- to ·,i.. 1'1Ter lo pt •o•\n-.,. fl'9■ Ill• lltat. ... M llrtf)I Ullf' wn •••t • • .., nlat... Ill•\ntM1 alllll& .. 1Nll.. a.. • aoH•el tbea •••' aoo f••ta~ l ooklac 1a\nu. •\n_. u Wn11t wp ..... .._, a.. ••JJ9' u.. n,taa a ... • •• •\n...U a17 ... ll ,_ a _, -1•• i i 41-W•arecl Nhind. a hill 11l1all\ne,Had Illa n•••\nma ,_,._••._..._ ..._. 111e ..,.s....... ___. ......,._n~\n,_. la U. , •• 111U l'NUN la -. UplM f/11 lb■ ._. UTer 0.,., lib!• •\nie .-- fRr Ill drof ,_. .... aa4 lw1w t\n1PM , ......... •\nUlat plaiN.\n........... M M• ••••• 11119 -Vi--- _. dOU\\ tbn• hl.CdNd t..t ltelw\nIlle na d U.. • ..,.. ~\nlie •• u aplut u.. ..... ..U• d Ille • r• •\nu.. I• ... • ...ma& lie ..ieao ,. aaq- U• a1 na,e1 ,1aa, •\ntnMe&\n• ii 1, ...U M -- ...... 1M -,. .. llklnlN ael4 U.. ll .. ~\nIr\n♦nm ._. M -• lt. IW&. Ml .... Ulle a .... ,\n~11,"
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   "text": "· °\") , , ..\n•\ni\n'\n•\nt~!iRi\n1 51.'\ng.r\n\"1 - Siff! f£1:I· ;_.,.\n!\na\n1\n~ 1\ni ,. ! ~\n_,,. r ' • ·1 :\n•\nl\nS\nIl\nf. \"hl, i !.,. fE p'-l u..~f •1~\n,,c'\"\n00\nfl~Fu ~;h, If~ ~11,r1 Jr:ii,i _r_lt\nl . 1. Ii ! f !-~i g • I .. E1--,1-\nI ti\n1le' f\nriirtl! g~ ! , r it, h,..,1 i a;~.!- ~1·1\n[1-£•1\n:- •e:•\n.. ;-! 1,.-(I\nr, • . I\n..... ; ••• u !Jf f..:::t H _J\ne\nr, 1'i1'' :,\nill-~111; i\n1!11· ti~ f[lfJf; 1l !iii 1·11\n•\nI> l i .,.. r l a.o\n•\n.! •:\nI\nI\n•\nh hil~ 5 f ! f i • ; u:i! !!lJ ··.e!\n~~ ~- ... !\nI\n1'\n• 1•'\n•~r\n~\n1.\n-,\n••· t4 1 :, C a.I iif fl sr I\nR\n...\n:,r .\n· 11· •• -t\n•·\n-- l\"_ •. lf\n~\n~\n~\n~\n~\nP•J.-[1\n,,~ i\n~ff ir\no ~...\ni\nI • ...\n~ ~\nf\nI il~, ,~~1 ~1 i~·iti t,J~, ·!l:\nt\n:, l • er. -=!ca\nI\nf 11 • [ I •\n, ••\n~\n\\\n-ii1,;i iIr• i 'ii- ~: •11• ; t' ~;:\ni11It f 1 ·r11 :-:~ ! ·fJJ, It:\nt\n•\n~I 1•..\n•"
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   "n": 44,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p44.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 45,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p45.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 46,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p46.jpg",
   "text": "M'ADQUAR'l'CRS\nS:LYIN6 DIVISION, AIR TRAININ& COMMAND\nOffice of the ComMandt,. e-...,.1\nAamlolph Field, T.._ , ,\n10 \"'1T 1511.7\n1. The iaal.Olecl ll>IO 1• tOZ\"WU'decl tor your intCll'llat!en.\n2. In Use ennt that. k. B, B. Al'lllt.raq hM been in~\nl11' your IN4qanc-a, reqae•t that. a oopr or the ll>JD N hmiat.\nto \\bu ~.\nJOit ftl OOlll(U'l)mJ CIIDIAJ.1\nl laol\nH. L. c:aJBID\n_,IC\nu. eoia.i.. o.s.c.\nun.. Chi.et ot awt• ..e\nlat In4\nDC\nBIAl)QOARTl!RS Tllffll 111 POBCE., OFrICI OF THI 188T CHIIP 01 STAn'• A-2,\nM:>OIS FI!LD, SAN ANTONIO, TWS, 16 Jul,y 1947\nTOt\nCc\nn41Jta 0antl'al, P'J.¥1.n& Di.Ti.lion, U.:r Training Cc\nnA, .8andoll)ll\n'1d., Tex.a\nATTlh\n·Aeat. Chier or Sta.tr, A-2\nlnol.oeed 1• llaaorandaa ror t.he Oftic•r in Charp in refeNIICe \\o\nLt.. •• B. n.ru\\rOQ&, u\neuggNted in paragraph 2, baai c COIUIWdcat.ton.\nl Incal\nlfOIC, cit.cl l~ Ju., It?\nl Inol wit.hclrawa\nUOIO, 4t.d 7 Jul.T 47\nl.. .·v\n_/"
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   "n": 47,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p47.jpg",
   "text": "•\nI■ ■AJPIIII ,a -\nOfftm ll O'Nl□ J\n1. Oli 14 '9Jr 1•1. in ,_. ........vm••·· ~9109, 1,otll\nW .... v••• ._.,.-...... Ir... ti.ell, 8aa jJlli111l•• tw ..\ntzt 11 ... •• UII .. hllnd11 tJIIWllaU• ... ....... .._ AIMIi...\n111 NI a1u.. n.11. Arla•• at JleOO •~ • • .,-. 1~7 &a • Ml\n,_ ....1u1....... 'r ~\n1l!llr ., ...,... °\"I•• ..., ..., •>r\n•u •1 • &•--- et JOO ....,., uA .-a& •JMI d -,, •l--...\nJa.-O ..... ....---~ ~\nalliee anti Ht fl i.. ...... •• to•\nla ....._ ,,.tsi1. ttw • ab wld-• •bftlw ••~ta at ,._ •••1-llr.\naltltd♦ .....--..- 6.-, ,.._• ---• &f!INlda•lJ' 18D ••■-•• ..a\naa •Ull&W ■,-.& et aa, ... IA ....... ea.U ta. , • .,.._ _.. '1f'bl\n~\na+SDJr ul la & elae ,__,t•• fM •tt.aW Ille fl tlle .Wt.\n..,._ .... ..,......~ ,, tPNlln 1a ••• •••. a .Al'M..._ ,_.,,\n• · ••: . .. tlle IIMta ~\n_.. ... MNa, 1bN tllll9 ft~ ~ •lend--~,\n.. .,.., 111n. Lt --· .... ---.la-., th• wa.t• -~ ........\n~\n.. ~-•silllleaal _,. llUW&ft •bl• ...... n.. ~\n.....\nMlllt11 JIO!lla\nI"
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   "n": 48,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p48.jpg",
   "text": "fte tu\\bel'\ne- .,\nUllIOf~TIP'IABLr. OPIJ~;,..->\n,l LU.ws 71 :J..D, CH\\JIOLlJl,\nAJUZONA.\n7 Jlll.7 1947\nIW&OBJlffl:JI( ,Oi THI. om cm Ill CHARCII\nl. OIi 1 Ju, 1947, Lt. •Ul1• O. •atuav, USII, 19S803, P-eo\nsw.-, .nu\nn.w, Cblodl••, Art...., ... u~ \"7\nthie A&mt., Md at.at.eel ill abstanee1\nTba\\ en 30 J\\IM 1947, at about.\n0910, UST, be wu tlJ'1.QI at. 25,000 IN\\ a.. Grand Cayan, Ari•na, ill\na p.eo ~\ndftnft. lie at.at.eel \\hat he aa blladlftc -th t.Ollarda liUH\nPield, Arbona, wh• h• ea t.. round objeeta pi.ng at. inconcelftbl•\n8JI•••, .trd.ab' .... H• tllll'Ula et&t..cl that h1I reacUOAI 'NN to\ntarn •q hoa th• obJeet.e. Re fvth• a\\&W t.bat. one ot tba anlde•\nUtlable GbJene toU~ecl the Mhtr •eoondl apan.\nRe tvtMr 1taW\n\\.bat dm to the spNd ot t.b• objeot.a, be tould OGlT ... that. Ulq ...,.\nCllrow.u, and t.b& \\ \\hq WN poeaibl• lJcht. ~\nin -,...•\nat.aw thn 1, wu h1I optruon t.bat t.be obJ.ota .... •~\n•- ten 1a cl1ae'-• Ill ooncla1on, be et.ated U.t t.h• obJff\\a\n~\nha~JIS'Ol:Mlbl.7 hlt, t.bt O'GIUd a ppJ\"Old.aatel.7 t.•~r1•• llll•\neovtib ot t.bt Soat.h a.ta ot ONld ~. Arisoaa.\nAQQfTtS ROT!Sa L\\ ll.Ol.&7 Pft h i • pc,aMDt, a4dNiN ua W.AJ.T.c.,\nPoint. lhp, Pon Humae, C&U.t.\n2. OD 1 4'1117 19411 Capt.&la llalAola O. Aaet.~, ~,\nInauuew, Siael-• -1ne, 1llhnr '1.-W, ChandlAP1 Arhona, -..\n1nl...-d.... '-7 lb.la Aa•t. and a\\ated in .u~•• ftat bJ.• ~,\nlat. L\\ s. B. Alllat.ran&, atat.lomd at ~\n10th AM', boob u F, 'feaa\nbad Nla\\ed to h1a tu\\ be ... a fonlllt.ion ~ unexplaSl\\able •Jeota\niii tb• 1J.dll1'7 ot Lake Mud, ...,. Ca~aiA Anaatrcmg, llll'\\hn at.at.cl\n\\bat hi• ~\nat.aw Ule 0'3eo\\a ... beecU.Qc oath, an:l ..-. at.\nappNJd.a\\&lT 10,000 tNt. alt.ltda.\nNl!ft'S NO'fLCJa C.4dn AIIIA~ oe..W not. ll•• \\eo m1b w ...t.1o11\nOIi UM HJM\\a \\Mt. hia b10tb• had aeen. Lt.. 1. B. Al'IIIIWen& -\nbe ·\nOODt.Mled ., Rq, lOt.b A>,, BIWb Field, Texu tor tU'\\hlr intemaUon.\nu .,\n\\\nL,- C. A.1.cb'leh, ~pMS.al Aps,. Clc-AJ.'I, J'1'l9C\nTHI\nIS A ftlUI (X)Pf\nC.Z i,;.C~'O ,vl,,. . v \\l:\nI.\n•\n,:\n•"
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   "n": 49,
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   "text": "Un1dent.U1aD1- Obzot..a.\nD 333.5 ID (16 Jui ,.7)\n.J..•t Ind.\nHQ\ni l J l mPBRSE COMIW(D, lti.t.cnel 1iald, New\nY o r!C ,\n~\nJ \\ l.J..Y\n19/+7\n.\nTO:\nCcmundi.Qg General, Arwv 1.ir IPorce•, lfaahingt,on 25, D. c.\n1'!'TM:\n>J:.I AS-2.\nl. Fcrwardea tor your information and utilization.\nFOR TH! CCIOWIDING Gl\".N!RAt:\n-\n--c.-7 .)-. )l' . ~~\n• H. S)(lffl\nY-L- n\n,,\n­\nIn.to c7:\nColonel, GSC\nC//,-; ~\n• \"\"- •\nCG, AMC,\nf\"v A.Ht Chi.et ot Statt-IA~U.\nWright l'ld,\n~\nDa_rton, o.\n~\n..\n, .,\nI J f\nf"
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   "n": 50,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p50.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 51,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p51.jpg",
   "text": "1\nHEADQ UARTERS\nTENTH AIR F'ORCE\nBROOKS r' l £L~, SAN ANl\"ONIO , TEXAS\nCff1ce of tho Assis tao.t ..:hief' of Staff, A-2\nIN AEPLY\nA E ,-£ A\nTO :\n16 .Ju l :: 1$47\nDC 333 •5\nSUJJECT: lnidentifialle Gbject s\nTC :\nCom1rs.ndin~ Genera l\n:, i r Do fvr.s e C oru,\"ll nd\n,\n...i tcho l !- ie ld , ::o,·. Yor k\nAT'rr;:\nrtSS t Chief of : taff ,\n1 .\nIi.closed her e·:,it l for yt-ur i nf'or ri..-ition is icvectio,ti or. re la t i ve\nt o Unidentifia '.. lc ( b~octs \\\\hi c h •uas i.nitL,ted at !.t:.'l.c!. ua r ter :; , .: lyinc D1Y1­\nsion, Ai r fri:. inir,{; Conna.r.d , Rando l rh . ield , Tex.as .\n'i'his Offi ce a.c:. isted ,\nns notod in Inc lost.r e ~, by c or.ir,letinL a. :emor a.ndum ror the < f ficer in\nChnr;;e •\n2 .\n1:0 f u_r ther n.ct: or. is c ente r. platC;d b: t i--.i!; :.ee.r' q· ..,, r ~or z c o ncor nine;\ninvest i e;atlon of t r.i s iuc icent .\n2 Inc l s :\n1. :~CI C dtd 7 Jub 47\n2 . ltr, ~ATC , w7 1 I nd\na nd 1 I nc 1 , :'( I C , d td\nl ~ Ju l~· 1':47\nI\n..\nl JUl\n.."
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   "n": 52,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p52.jpg",
   "text": "11-\" -.:\n~ All if '/7\n/f~J r .. ·,\n7 4 73\n203e llagnolia Aw.e. ,\nLoa A!!gelea 7, <Jalif.\nAuguat ~\n194~\nD'i.rect.or of Mi11'tary Intallegeno•,\nllar ~partma.nt, Waahington. 25, D..C.\nIJ;ear Sir:..\nOn SUnday a!tarnoon, July the Sixth, I observed something very\nstrange ; 1 t 1a related. -- at least ill my own min~ w1 th t he\nphenomena of t he •Fabulow, J':3.ying ~uceraf and I cannot report on\nthia second phuaomena, without speaking or the first.\nAs I do ~ot wish to be considered the victim ot mass p ■ychology,\na crGok,-pot or-visionary, it is rather har d !or me to m....ke this\nreport. I am doing it beoause I oonsider it my duty.\nA neirapaper article spoke ot the Bureau of standards as •Having a\nfinger in the pie• in many experiments so not knowing whore to\nwrite or who to write t o l wrote to the Bureau,\n,\n­\nand Ur. Hugh L. Dryd\neh has suggested t hat you were the one to r eport to .\nI had been amused at accounts ot the• !lying saucers•. ~eryone\nwas talking, laughing and joking about themand I di d not -believe\nin them~\nl)le Hollywood T,arzana BU■ was par ked a t the Terzana end of the line\nand the driver was busy making out his .reports preparatory to malting\nth• return trip./ I was the only one in t he bus and I sat i n the\nmiddle or the side next to v~ntura.~o the bus was parked nort h ~nd\nsouth~\nAs I looked to my rig ht , a •Saucer appeared out ot nowhere~appar­\nently out ot nowhere and it was followed by several others; they\nwere of uniform size and spaoed a t :tegular intervals and it seemed\nas 1! they turned a c9rner from the ~e st and they rolled\nalong\nat great speedto the Northward and parXa.llel toVentura Boulev~rd.\nTl\nAs soon as I becameconvinced that what f saw was not an i llusion\nbut what every one was talki ng about I ~egan to study them and it\nwas right t hen that my eyas seemed to be drawn to this other phenoma\nin t he air between me and the •~ ucers\".\n~hat I saw waa milky whit• rays in the sunlight t.hat seemed to aria\ncrosa like the search lights do at bight ; it was nothing like the\naun shining on some bright obj ect tor the rays were not spaced and\nthey were not so c.lose together and t hey eris crossed. However, they\ndid seem to converge t oward a center but they d.id not ~eet t here.\nI rr ~hi ■ center -- a radioua or about eigh~een i nches it seemed\ntrom~r eat, t here were spinning objects l! some red substance\nJ\n,..,"
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   "n": 53,
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   "text": "2\n- . .\na bout t he c ol or or t he semi-\n~reci ous stone\nOomelian. t hese\nfra.gn.enta ,·:e:-e sharp and irregul a r a nd shi ng.\n!'hey were flying\nabout as if f l yi r.g to a magnet . T~is w~s momentar y a nd I l ooked\nto see i f t r.e •sauc er s• were sti ll t here. ·I saw one or two but\nt he sace thi ng 'happened aga i n 3nd 1 saw t he second phenomena tor\na s ec ond. By t his time t he \"saucer s were out or s ight .\n• ; 11 t r:.e w~y hoipe I was tryirig t o f i nd sooe logical e.xplane. t ion for\nthe \"Sa ucera• but my c ind kept reverting to t he second phenomena\nand as I dwelt on it I coul d not help surmising it perhaps t hese\nr ays I saw did not come out or the red f ragmenta that \\,ere spinning\ni n t he vorte.s.\nI ooul dnt hel p wondering i t t his subst ance had beeh\nc: ot from the •saucor s a s t heyt urned t he cor ner trou t ~e west on ~heir\nway to the ~or th/.\nAs our a r r:.:, ·.ould not be sho ti::- 1J- dly r ays over t oward :i very\ncroweded hi g~way ancl. as t hi s \\Thole t hi l'\\; s eems fant astic to say\nt he l east , I t hought I ho.d better t rust some o,1es Jud.i;eaent who\nr eal ly knows wha t is going onand so you have\nmy r eport on what\n1 reall y saw, and wha t I a 11 very cur ious about.\nT,ha.nks t o Lm. Dryden f or hi s cour tesy i n l etti:ie oe know j ust\nwho to rel a t e t hi s i ncident to, and t ~anks t o you for l i stening\nand I hope t hat\ni t ;..akes t he right ki nd or i mpressi on.\nSi ncere l y your■ ,\n).{. ~ r.or e <Jorey\n.\n/"
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   "n": 54,
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   "text": "-,1,1\n111 I lilfJf!1 ·\ntr •5\n~ff[f~ lffit[J:\n-iii-\n1,-! .. 1 -\n~\nl\ne;. ~ •\nf I\nt\nV\\. ! ~,.\n~\n~.\n..,\n!\n!!!~~ff ff!'i i~ilftl: --\n•\n!!\n. JI\nu(l;'1 ir~tf\nI\nJ\na\ni\n~t~~! 11!1.i!l ic!!}t '!'j~ ~!J ~I! ! ;\n~\n%\n.. 1 • 8 • , ... I..-f 8\n0\nf.-i\" cf, ~\n:c\n0\n' r 1·E ~;eif\ni·l I~f_iJ~\nf\nf& .f ~~ ~\nI~ ;\n~\nt~fffj ~!lc~rii' g~~i,, :,iai,1,; ·I\n~~'\nl I ~\n~ =~\n. .,. :I\nirt,;lf l!t:lt~~\n~ J -r'.'\"i (\n.,...,...--,-\nrlii:r ~itr~§ti1 Ii t ~I 8\nj ii :c\n~ G~\n!f,\n-\nz\n\"'\n_.,.\nr •\nI ,... ., I!'P:!,a,f'.. ~e\n..0 l ...\ni\ni\n>\n:I\n­\n• r•~l,..fi\n2(£\n• ~l~i;,i• i :• i -\n..\n,-\"'\n• • f f-t\nr~,, iii\n>\n_ 8\n( l\nIf._ b\n11\n~ 5\n-\n~Ao\n~o\n~ •\n~\nb\nbl\nIQ\nl\n~ I.'\ni\n••o\no\n&..\n>\n)\nt[ftff 21hi f i!rfi J[t.;~1 h J\n~\n•\ni f i1 l sfJiii inII:\ns. ia';~~i\nO i\n,iiil~\n8 ;;,11,1 ttfJ~ l1fJ1i~~ ii ' •\n~"
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   "n": 55,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p55.jpg",
   "text": "conditiona, and that the objec~ 111.gbt be either ffl\"tical or bori.sonal. !bl\nsubject rel&t.d that an7 change 1n spNCl ot the car reault.ed 1n a change 1n\nspNd ot the object, and that cbang•• ot di.Net.ion reaultecl 1n a change 1n\nth• anclA ot t.ra~l ot the object.\nI\nNKLSON atatecl be bu not talked to arq peraou that bad act~ aND\n~\naucera or daca but he bell.end tbat thue renect.iou plu the\nu.oi~t and b,rateria caued b7 other report. bu been tbe buia tor.,.,\n~\nM\\ICer report.. Subject aleo •tatecl tbat th1a .... tbeol7 coald be\nt.ra• 1n relation to~ Mucera •Mn troa aircraft.\nAttached hereto 18 a detailed atat...nt b7 ~• co~ h18 nnct1np\nand •xp)a1n1ng h1a aoluUon to the BO-Called Fq1ng Sancer lf;1wter'y'.\n~IJ. L.­\n1u:Mn D. SDl'.>11\nC.I., U.S. AfflT\n2"
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   "n": 56,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p56.jpg",
   "text": ".. ­\nJLYDO SAUOBR M!STBRY SOLRD\n'\nJulf 12, 1947.\nTh• aoat 1apnaa1•• report• ot the ao-oalled fiylng . ,,\naauoera or d1aoa wre tho•• tro ■ ariatora llbo clai■ th•J\naaw diac-abaped obJ•c~• flying through the air 1n Yarioua\ntoraationa at high altitudes and at a high rate ot apeed.\nThe tirat report waa tro■ an arlator who atated that th•••\nao-called flying d1eca had a ao■ewhat ahiny appearance and\nwould fly in formation and change their poa~tion from t1ae\nto time.\nMoat report• atated that they appeared in the late\nafternoon or about dusk.\nMost all report• were to the effect that theae objects\nhad the appearance of an inverted diac or saucer, and ao•\nof them reported that they appeared to be rotatin~ in their\nflight.\nThe mystery of the flying aaucers or discs may be sol­\nved by the. uae of a little applied science along with a\nfew simple experiments.\nThese fiying discs or saucers can be observed by any\nmot orist traveling along the highways when the aun is\nshining on moat any afternoon or evening.\nDuring the day­\nlight moat of these ao-called flying discs are r eflections\nfrom the sun shining upon some bright object in or on the\nautomobile driven by the observer.\nFor instance, if you\nwere driving i n a north-westerly direction with the sun\n.\nahininJ on the handle of the front or rear door on the l eft\nside of the car, you may notice a shiny object appear in the\nventilation wing of the window on th~ drivers left, if it is\nopened to about a 45° angle."
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   "n": 57,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p57.jpg",
   "text": "tbeH lhllly objeot ■ ■ay hn• -.rloua tor■■ and th•re ■ay\n.\nbe aore than one, dependia& on the nuaber ot retlectioa ■•\nThey aay appear to be 1D the aky when th• drinr look• through\nth• Yent11a,1on wins &la~••\nTheir poa1t1on in th• ■ky depend ■\nupon·the angle at lilllich th• objeot la reflected 1D· th• ftn•\n·tilation wing ·and the poaition of the obaer.er.\nThey may baTe\nyarioua !ol'lla but ••17 frequently they are or a aaucer ahape\nor a tat ahape when they appear-to be in the aky.\nTbe ••ntilation wing during day-light ie not ot cour••\na pert•ct ■irror, therefore, it appears to the driver or ob­\naener that h• ia actually looking through the glaaa into the\naky.\nAa h• ao••• along, t he bright object• a ppear to be\ntraTeling at a high rate ot apeed in comparison with the\natationary objects on the ground, or the distant horison, that\nhe aeea through the window, or in comparison with the faintlf\nailbouetted objects on th• landacape which at times are re­\nflected in th• window.\nTh• fiying saucer a ppeara t o be travelini.i; in the ea.me\ngeneral direction aa the automobile but sometimes a little to\nthe right which makea it appear t hat it will eventual ly croea\nthe driYera path.\nThe a pparent flight direction or the\naaucer is due to the angle of the ventilation wing glass in\nit.a relation to the direction in which the car ia traveling.\nThe number and poaition ot t he saucers reflefted int.he glaaa\ndepend upon ~h• number and contour of object• reflected there­\nin by t.h• aun.\nBri:;ht objects on a car a pproaching from the\nrear ■ay caat such reflections on your ventilat i on wing in\nthe daytille• .\n(2)"
  },
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   "n": 58,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p58.jpg",
   "text": "It th• ._,11at1on wing window were a perfect airror th•\nobJeota oauain& the re£leot1ona would a ppear therein••• well••\nall ot.ber object• within range, but th• ventilation win being\na aort ot a aeal-alrrc>r, do•• not Nllect the object but only\nth• bright .•pot, which leaves the impression that the obaerver\n1a actually looking through the glaaa and that the object act­\nually a opears to be in the aky, or at timea a lon~ diet ance\naway.\nTh••• Nault• are beat obtained in the late artemoon,\nor after aun down.\nTba arlatora who reported seeing fiying diace or saucers,\nundoubtedly were seeing th• reflection of bright objects in or\non their own plane.\nThey nw t.hem aa r eflected in t heir canopy\nor wind ahield, but failed t o recognise them as retlectiopa.\nOth•nd.•• t.hey were retlectione from other air craft.\nAs the aviator ·traveled along obaervin~ the n,ovement of\nthe disc in coapari aon with tbe mountai ns , clouds or station­\nary object• on the earth, male them appear to be traveling at\na high rat• or speed.\nTh• sloping angle or t he avi ators\nwind-ahield and his position in the plane made it a ppear that\nthe discs were in the sky.\nThe poaition of t he discs also\ndepend upon the position of the observer and the angle at which\nthey are Nflected in t he gl a sa.\nSome ot the report• stated that where there were more\nthan on• flying disc, they appeared to be tastenH ~ogether\nand frequently performed a dipping or rising motion and when\none would dip, they wo~ld all go thro•.igh the same \"otion s i m­\nultaneoualy.\nThe aiaultaneous movemant iu due t v t he reflect­\nlona all coming troa the aame object. ror instance, 1! they\n())"
  },
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   "n": 59,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p59.jpg",
   "text": "are r eflected tro■ eome ·bright object i n or on the car or plane ,\nth• up and down motion or the car or plane cause• the tlyi ng\ndiscs to a ppear to be &oing through a dipping and riaing motion,\nor , if the reflecting object i e atationvry and the car movi ng ,\nth• results will be the••••\nThe statement that the dieca a ppeared to be rot at in1 aa\nthey aailod through the atmoophere ie due to the vibration ot\nthe automobile or plane.\nVibrations make thu, a ppear to be\nrotatin~ at a very high rate ot speed.\nVibration is lfhat ives\nthem a flat or disc- like. ahape- also•\nIf you wish to see some fly1n~ dis cs , make a drive at about\ndusk or at ni ,ht , open your ventilation win~ window at about a\n45° angle from tho Jrivers seat and watch the refl ections o!\nthe etstionary elec~ric lights t h ,t appear on your left , if you\nare driving, a!t3r you paos the~ 1and see how many discs you can\nobeerYa flyin~ through the air .\nIt there ar e not t oo many l i ghts\nt o your rear, you may have a pertect formation of beautiful\nflying discs which may be red,\nreen or ~ilver accordin~ to\nthe color of the elect r ic lights which you ha~• passed.\nThey\nap\nar moat realistic \\,hen travel i n~ about forty-five or fift y\nail•• per hour. Ir you do not get satistactory r esults from\nyour first experiments, try again.\nAfier yo 1 have learned\nwhen and nher• to l ook tor t hoc , your observation~ become more\npleaoin~ ..nd interesting.\nEvon tho 11 :ht s of an approachin~ automobile f r vm your\nrear mn.y appear as one flying di sc 1n your ventilation win~.\nThe r efl ctions ot the approachin~ liyits will ap~ear in your\nveneilation uinb unless the eide ot your car prot rudes out so\nf ar as t.o pr e v ..nt tte 11 ~ t beam \"\"rom shinin , on the ·.:ing."
  },
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   "n": 60,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p60.jpg",
   "text": "..\n. ·..\n) ­\nTh••• appear beat when the approachin~ car is some distance\naway, perhaps a quarter or half a mile.\nThe results at night\nmay not be aa impressive ae tboae in the late afternoon because\nat night your ventilation wing window makes a more pertect\nmirror and the passing landaca~ is not as pronounced, theretore,\nthe reflections therein are more easily detected as reflections.\nIn t he l ate afternoon, boweYer, you have a teelin~ that you are\nactually looking through the glass and the r eflected objects\n• ~pear more real. The sun ahinin~ on a bright ring on your fin­\nger with your hand resting on the steering wheel may caat disc­\nlike reflections in your wind shield.\nThe form or the reflect­\nion will depend upon the ornamental decorations on your ring.\nTh• rear door handle on my automobile reflects nine beau­\ntiful, little, silver, flying disca in the bright sun-light.\nThese appear in the lower part of the ventilation wing and when\ntraveling on a level highway, they appear to be racinz along\nwith me at the road side.\nThese nine discs a ppear in a fora­\nation of two rows ot four each, with the ninth one 1n the lead\nat the center ot the formation.\nThey appear as whirling pro­\npel lers in a vertical position. · These discs also have atreaa­\nera which are due to the curYeture and decorative pattern on\nthe handle.\nWhile traveling north in the early afternoon under\na bright s\\Dl, these nine discs appeared tar below to my lert,\nracing up the Talley at a terri fic rate.\nYou may be able to ••e flying disc ■ 1n your own home.\nIt you will tum on a aaall electric light 1n the hall-way\nand then l>olc through the window at the other end ot the hall,\n//\n(S)"
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   "n": 61,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p61.jpg",
   "text": "you aay s ee aa many as three flying discs from one electric\nlight bulb, w<hich may haTe more or less of a bell shape. Thea•\ndiscs many timoa • ppear as inverted aaucera, and it you will\nchange 7our ?()Si tion slowl y you will see that they change their\nposition also.\nThose ara best obserTed in the late a ftomoon\nor between sun do..u and dusk, lilen it a ppears to you that you\nara merely look1n~ through the window pane at the discs sus­\npended in the distance.\nAs darkness comes on, the window pane\nbecomes a more perfect mirror nd your discs a ppear as r eflect­\nions 1n a llirror.\nTo watch the discs, through your venti lation \\·:ine; , Nil\nalong uith you as you drive through the country, becomes Tery\nrascinat1ng, eapacially if' you use a little imagination. It\nmay absorb your t hought• completely, therefore , I ,ould adaon­\niah •~0110bil~ driTera watching the flying discs, t o be cautious\n•\nand not. run orr the road or into some other car.\nSome or t he reports on tlying aaucera, heretofore not ex­\nplai.D~in this article, such as those reported seeing bright\nfl.aahea 1n the aky, were no doubt reflected sun-light fro■\nplanes. These light beams chanced to cross t he line of vision\nof the obaerYer.- They frequently appear Yery brilliant and\nmay aore or l••• blind the obsener for an instant. If the\nplane 1a Yery high it may not be aeen by the observer, which\naa7 be due to iapaired Tia1on or the great height at 'Nhich\nthe plane 1a flying.\n\\le very often get th••• aame blinding\nflaahea fro■ automobile wind-ahielda,\nMany ot the repor'ta\nI\naround July 4th. were incited by variou• tortDa ot fire worka.\nI"
  },
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   "n": 62,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p62.jpg",
   "text": "SOllle report.a ateamed tro■ pure illagination or hysteria. while\nother• were deliberate hoaxes•\n.my other re ports can be ex­\npld.ned it all the surrounding facts ar e known .\nMoat all of' the r e-.iorta and descri-ptions of the flying\naaucera coincide eo clearly with the findings herein. that\nthere could be no doubt bu~ that we baYe the correct aolution.\nTh• ~oregoing atate..nt may not be coached in precise\nac1ent11\"1c t•nu• and may not be acientitically exact. bow­\neyer, we belieYe it la ao worded that the average l ayman can\nunderstand it and that it ii. ~,1fticiently correct to prove\nthe proposition.\nPersona1ly• I do not belieYe that the so-called flying\naaucers or the solution thereof. are or any military value,\nunl••• the Govemment wished to retain this information for\nthe psychological effect upon any potential enemy nation,\nauch aa Germany did 1n regard to their so-called secret\nweapons during the war•\n..\n/"
  },
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   "n": 63,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p63.jpg",
   "text": ".. ..\n•\nCo4e llOA\nDI,\n7 Aapat 1947\nMIMOWDQM.\n!'O:\nAe ■t CM,d of Air ltaff-2\nCollection Branch, W\nVaahin,;ton 25, D. c.\n1. IJ'he inclo■uN 1• an excerpt fro• a letter to\nDr. E. Tou.e7, Micron Ya•-■ Section Bead. Jra.al Be ■earch La)ora,­\nto17, troa Mr. John 7. Cole, pert&Ulin« to ■oM ,midentifiH obJect•\nwhich Mr. Cole report ■ to baTe •een •ome ti• prior to the fir•t\nreport• of •tl)'in« ■aucer•• in the Iev England area.\n2.\nDr. 'l'ouae7 ■tat•• that Mr. Cole 1• a well-mown ..,ronomer\nand a reliable ob■ener a■ a reault of hi ■ trainiJI«.\n3. The\ninclo■ure 1• in a441tion t o intoraation coatainecl\ni n prenoua letter■\nreque•t ·of Lt. Col.\n1 A\"'ne1.\n!' hcerpt ! 11 l tr t o\nDr. Touae7 2\nto 7our office taken fro■ 1nterT1ew• at the\nG. D. Garrett, Ail A.-3.\n/\nr ;1\n~ ,,\n\"\"'\"\"\nWILLIAM P. MP!.t,J.D\nMajor, Air Corpe\nAMC Liaison Officer\n)layal Re ■earch Laborator,.\n..) ­"
  },
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   "n": 64,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p64.jpg",
   "text": "'lxce1•p, troa letter to Dr. B. 'l'ouH7 fro■\n~. John \"I. Cole\nSouth Brook•Tille, Ne.\nJul7. ae, 1947.\nBaTing in ■ind the ri~cule which ha■ been beape4.on thoH iuocnt\nor per-hap• cullible ind.iTidual• who baTe reported dielca, I would be a little\noauUoue in lnterpretlq. :But it 1e eat• to ■ay trutbtull7, that ■oMthiDC\n'UlU11&1 attracted~ attention, and I vae in a perfectl7 eober . condltioa,\n'barrinc the •lld etllnllation, atforded b7 cool ■pring water filterinc throuch\nllorth BaTen green■ton• craclca. It ahould be eae7 to deteraiu if the •di•k••\nwere a uv type jet plue, or bomber, or rocket. '!'he !a.ct t':-t.t it vaa Jul7\n3, about 3&30 P. M. ( auaaer tiM) or Greenwich C1T11 t1•e 1830 ■icht wcce•t\nthat the7 were •acace4 in ao• naTal demon■tration from :l&atportl, Bar Harbor\nor :Belfaat. The group appeared to be at an alt1tu4e of about fiO\n-\nI autfer\ntroa a aild cenical arthriti ■--'but rq e7e• are well corrected tor aatigaa­\nti•• and bn,enNtropia, and I doubt if rq cerebral. cortical Ledon• are euffic­\nlentl7 &chanced to affect rq balance. What firet -.de•• look up vae the un­\nuWLl.17 loud roar and I va• eurprhed not to He a well defined group ot pl&nH\nquite near. Inetead I had to look rather eharpl7 to••• the bunch-of Te1'7\nlicht colored obJecta, in a pneral northerl7 direction and tr&TelliDC ro~7\nin an (true) direction. Thi• vaa reaeonabl7 correct,•• I vaa on Co:x'•\nhill, ud looked OTer toward■ :Baclcvood'• Mount, that 1• the conspicuoua flat\ntep planated hill at llarbor•ide. '!'he group could hardly haTe cOTered aore\nthan lt0 azacular diaaeter in the eq, and bunched rather cloeely with DO\nregular toraation. There ■ight haTe been 10, I couldn't ••Y and with 901 ot\narc eprea4, would -•iiy be within the limit of Ti ■ibility for di•creet ob­\nject■•\nA■ a group they were goin« •o •• to coTer 31J0 of arc, eetimated of\ncoune, in perbap• 10 or 15 eecond•.\nIf one of them, ■ay, eubtended 1/10°,\nwith a po•eible wuic apre&4 of 100 feet, 1t would put 1t at a di ■tance of\noTer 10 a1lee, and quite inTieible for a light obj ect.\nBeeide ■, vlth 30°\narc~ traftl at a 10 111. dietance vould be roughly 6 ■ile• in 15 aeconda\nor 20 111. per ■inute or 1200 mi . per hour! !--rather f&at for a bo■ber--hi.\nA fiO ft. object at ~ mile■ diet. would be about 600 111. per hr.-alao taet\ngolnc. !'he only concrete e-t·idence of fon apoeared on the left tancent of\ntbe group-tvo dAlrlc ahaped fora•: ~ tf;J\nwhich a&7 h&Te been tail wine•.\nDoen't tbe DouglaH bomber haTe theae? And llince they were in no regular\nfor■ation, but aee■ed MOD« the■aelTe ■ to be ■oTln« irre«ularly like a ■var■\nof be••• vb)- ehould.n' t all of the• han ahovn win«-? The loud roar .-a««••h\nthe7 11a7 haft been auch cloaer, and rather amall. 'rbe •lc;y baeqTOtmd vaa\nbas7 bl111, ad the eun behind ■e. One -plane tovin« a lo• of balloone, I\nbelieTe, vould baTe been e&eily r8Cognised. BaT7 any Meteorite• been re­\nported? At that ti•• of uy. ha• there been an7 abrupt cb.all«• of radio field\netnDgth? or ionization?"
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   "n": 65,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p65.jpg",
   "text": ".. .\n. .\nOFFICE OF THE Alll INSPl!:CTCR\n26 JULY li47\nMElfORAJlDUK TOa\nAC/ AS-2, Counter Intelligence Branch\nl. Information contained herein and opinion• expresaed are baaed\nupon conversat ion with and request by Mr. Butler ot your orfice. All\npertain t o certai n phenonema c onnected with recent widespread talk or\n\"flying saucer•\"•\n2. Approximat ely three weeks ago, on or about 7 July 1947, I\nprepared to go to bed around 2230 or 2300 EDT.\nI was living at 2807\nNorth Glebe Road , Arli ngton, Virginia, with my wife. Illustration No. l\nshows the ceneral layout or the r ooJ11 we occupied at that time. See\nIllustrat ion No. l.\nI\n( _J\n;r\n\\\n\\\nI \\ )\nUJ\nf,\n/,"
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   "n": 66,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p66.jpg",
   "text": "5.\nI had juat turned ott th• light by my bedside. but aat down\non the aide ot the bed to listed to the end ot a radio proue,m betor.\nreclizdng.\nID the -,a.ntiae. ay wit• and I ••r• hanng •01111 con-nr••­\ntion about the seleotion or certain t'urniture tor a hCIIW we had juat\npurchaaed.\nAt the tiae or these ewnt•• as I aat t\"acinr; the windows.\na light appeared at the right•hand edge ot the extreae and window and\nmo-nd rapidly along to diaappea.r below the tree• or horilon. or to be\nextinguished in s c.e taahlon at acae place in a general southerly\ndirection. Thi• 1a illustrated on the tollowing page by a very tenta-\n.\ntiYe aketch. See Illuatration No. 2. .\n, /\nCJ;\nAl l\n.t.'\n~\n\"'\"\"~\n·\nI__\nr\n,,,,. ~\n/\n/\n. .\n/ ....\nf '\n.J\n/\na"
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   "n": 67,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p67.jpg",
   "text": "t. At the ti-, 1inoe my attention wa• diTided and ab1orbed among\nthe 1ubjeot1 •ntioned, JI)' reaction wa1 limply that \"a light paued b)\",\"\nand I gaw no turther thought to th• •tter until •oae moment• later,\nWhen th• thought o... to .. that I had nenr aeen 1uo}) an object betore,\nand that although the tir•t explanation would have been that a meteor had\nfallen ~rd earth in that direction, it did not han the appearance ot\nany •t•or or \"1hooti~ •tar\" I had ever ■-Mn. Tbinlc:1~ ot the then­\nprenlent talk of flying diak:1, I :refleo\\ed that probably 1ome auoh\nthing a• I had just 1een wa■ the aou:roe ot a large &110unt of newapape:r\nand radio publicity on the 1ubject. The next morning I jeatingly\nannounced in the office that I nw a tlying Hucer the nigtlt betore and\nthought that it wa1 enroute to Alexand:ria,where •ome ot our o.ffice:r1\nliT••\nI then went on to aay that I 1uppo1ed it wa ■ a •hooting 1tar,\nbut that it did look: 1011tewhat peculiar. At'ter we had diaou•••d the\ngeneral topic tor acae t1ae, I dropped the subject, not wiahing to add\nto the auppoaed nao:r1, which I enviaioned aa a aouro• ot 1eriou1 panic\nover the country.\n6.\nA cleaoription ot the light, or object 1• almoat impoaaible,\naince obaerntion o.f it waa 10 limited. A• ahown in Illustretion Ro. 2,\nthe object appeared top••• in cloaeat proximity to• at the tiJDe it\ncame into view. All o.f my mental calculation• were baaed upon acme\nimpression or oonoeption ot it• diatance at the clo1est point, (AC).\nI had no way ot judgi~ thil, except in the form o.f ffry crude depth­\nperoeption. Ir this by any chance were correct, ar.d inatead of a di••\ntant meteor aome objoot had passed near-by, I would assume tor purpose•\nof description that the distance AC on the sketch was SOl!le three quarter•\not a mile.\nOM factor which I could judge quite reliably was the angular\nelevation.\nThi.a Ja1St haTe been approximately 3 or 4 degrees, at any\nrate, the light was lnte:rmlttently behind the tallest treea forward of\nay position a• lt pa1aed, and these treea are or a normal height, perhap•\naixty or eighty feet at a diate.no~aeveral blocks.\nBaaod upon a aild\naasuaption aa to distance, and a reaaon.able as•U11ption aa to angular\nelevation, the object would be at a low altitude, conaiderably bolow\n500 feet, and ot a size approximating a ..all airplane, say 30 1'9et\naero•••\nThe •h•pe nay have been round. 0...1, discal, or irre&ula:r; at ­\nthe •peed with lfhich it travelled, I could only percein it a• a \"blob.\"\nI do not conaider the distance mentioned to be leas than 3/4 11111•,\nlNtoauH had 1t been. I teel sure th•t, late in the evenin:; and w1 th all\nmy winf\\owa open, I would haw heard aome sound, which I definitely did\nnot in thi• ca••• It llight be well to poin~ out here the relati.,.\nsiailarity in •ize, altitude and airspeed of~ .firefly at a diatanoe ot\n30 feet, au airplane at about 3/4 mile, and a aeteor at senral hundred\nail••• Moat of u• are familiar with thi• illuaion."
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   "n": 68,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p68.jpg",
   "text": ".. . ... .\ne. Although I oould not aoourately judg• th• ti•, I 1eena to\nrecall the object or light wa■ Ti■ibl• tor a couple ot ■ econd■•\nTaking thi ■ tigure literally and applying it to the ■ketch, Bo.· 2,\non• could roughly compute th• apeed ot the objeot at 1350 aphJ however,\nI did not ■ enH that it wa■ aorlng with ■uoh great ■peed a ■ thi•. It\nrather appeared to acwe with the •pe•d o t a jet-powered airplane. It\ndid not deviate tram a ■traight oour ■e While I ob■ernd it, and did not\nperceptibly lo•• altitude.\n'I•\nIn color, the ■ubjeot had the appearance ot a retlected wh1te\nlight, a oool, bright white light with no red in 1t, like the naoon on a\nolear night. Th•r• wa■ no train v1■1ble to -• in the torm ot fire,\n■-oke, or ■para. The wather at the aaaumed time and date was checked\nthrough record■ ot the BollinC Pield weather otf'ioe, and con■iated ot\nacattered to broken clCNdl with v1a1bilitie■ ot 10 - 12 mil•••\n1'h• cloud\ncondition 1• further indication that the object wa■ not nece■■arily a\n•.teor, ■inoe it aigbt have been impoaalble to ••• a •teor. I do not\nper■ onally re-lll>er th• ..ather condition, except that I am sure it wa■\nnot raining.\na. At th• ti- ot thia occurrence, I waa not incll.Ded to think ot\nit ■-rioualy enough to wake ay wit• and deacribe it to her, nor by a~\nreaaoalng to ll&b otticial r4port. Aa tiae paaaed, I thought considerably\nabout the neeting glimp■• I bad ot whatenr I ■aw, and aa ■till aomewhat\ncontuNcl, but teel that it waa acae natural phenomenon which occur■ but\nrarely.\nI have tlown appro:d.11m.tely 2500 how-a during th• put ~ ■-nn\nyear• and being 1•nerally tam.liar with a■peota ot a-nation -.n -phati­\noally atate that (a) •it wa■ no weather balloon, (b) it was not the tla1h or\na beacon on th• oloud-b&■-, (c) it could hardly have beon an airplane on\ntire, ■inc• it would han at least caaahed in thia general area, (d) it\nwa■\nauo\nnot entirely a\nh tiae in one place.\nre■ult ot i•gination, and (e) it waa not ■pending\nYi-­\n. ~ -~//\n(,/\"\"\nJAIIES O. COBB\nLt Colonel, Air Corpe\nI"
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   "n": 69,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p69.jpg",
   "text": "' -Mft.TTO\n..-=rolt..NIWAL IIISEAIICH LMORATORY\nAINT LWICIJ OffICS\nWASISJlr:a,,a. D. C.\nNAVY DEPARTMENT\n--TO:\nNAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY\nCou uo\nWASHINGTON 20, D . C.\n38 .Tul7 194'7\nstJB.mC'f: ft7bc Saueen\n1'0:\n.laet .Chld O'f Air ftatt-2\nCollection Breach, AD\n~ 36, D. C.\n,\nhppleaeiatal to tbat coatalne4 ill a letter'° 70v O'fflce,\ntatecl 18 J11l7 194.,, re lnternw with Mr. c. II. Zohn who purport•\nto._... .. •\n1m14attf1ect flJinc object . tbe followtnc &441ttonal\nldol'll&UOD ,_. obtatne4 Oil 21 Jul7 froa c. c. llockwoocl. who we Mlltlonecl\nla lbat letter ae •Tille &leo eeen the object.\nC. C. Bockwoo4 NpOt\"t• the object to han been either a •1ln17\naphere or 41ec, which be W01114 ban tabn to be a •teorolopo&l 'balloon\neseept for tbe fact tbat U ,... tranlltnc at a aach higher nloclt7\ntllaa the autoao'bll• a4 approxiaatel7 1n tbe .... 41recUoa. !he auto­\nao'bll• we aoTlnc a1HNt eo aiph.\n!'bere vaa 11u1e, u 8117, -.daoe wlJMl.\n1lba tint .... at •\n•l•.,.Uoa O'f abo11t 46° 1 t appeancl about of\nIlle .... •1■- ae t.be .,..\n•\ncoul4 bear nothinc abon the nolN of the\ncar. r,..., no ■-,a or contre.Ue.\nIt• aoUoa ,.. appanatl7 &11 horisoatal. It• aspect 414 aot cllMce\neo h.l'.. Cftlcl be olNterncl cl1U'1.nc tbe U• O'f obeenat1oa. •\nthoupt\nit 41Nppe&N4 'b7 •1apl7 beco■J.llc too -11 to •\"•\ncu,Jt~/?'JJtdL_.\nYILLUM P. fflJ,P\nMajor . Air Corpe\n.AMC L1&1eon Officer\nI"
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   "n": 70,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p70.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 71,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p71.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 72,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p72.jpg",
   "text": ".G\n....,\n\"\nI\nI •"
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   "n": 73,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p73.jpg",
   "text": "JOINT CCMmfICATIOIB CITIC!\nIR IESSJ.GE\nT.O.Or\n080800 Aug. 1947\nRIC'Da 1200 IDT 9Ul Aue.\nFROMa\nA.l!. LONDON\nTO:\nFJ.FDBL\nAIX 6328\nt.ug. 8t.b 1947\nYour AIX 14 Jul.7 29tb •\nDuring normal nigh~ t1ying praot.ioe at. 2230 b0111'8 OD 16111\nJ &DUBr)'t 1947, <'ne ot our Moequitoe •• wotcired m to an UD.idenWW\no.lrora.ft At 22,000 teet. A long obue en.me! OCl!lll8DOiae OWi' tale ....\n.\nSea about ,:) dlea h-oc the Duteb coaat @nd ending at 2300 houn owr\nNorfolk. Two trt.et AI cont.r.cta were a:de bat f'aded qu1.oklY,.. !ha mt-\n1.dentitied airo.\"'9.tt appeared to take etticient controlled •••1• acts.an.\nNo exple.m.tion of thil ind.dent baa been tort.lloOl'dng .,..\nh&s it been repeated.\n,.\nl\nI .•C.II.\n1..u.\nC.I.o. (Action)\nI\na\n/ec"
  },
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   "n": 74,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p74.jpg",
   "text": "P'I.nNG DIXS\nFor purpoaes of ana~is by AFBm~o., eighteen reported sightings\not \"ll'lJ'ing Discs\" were selected tor bre&kdOllfn into detailed particu:Lars. F.ach\nreport was aaeigned a number and each nuraber appears in the lert-hand colUllll\not the data on the following pages.\nQle report, t;umer 7, has not yet been received and therefore no\n1n!ormat1on is included other than Date, Na.me or Observer, and Location. The\nFourth Air Force is attempting to eecure a stat.eraent trom this observer.\nFour reports, Numbere 2, 4, 17, and 18, have not been ana.l.yzetl.\nThe subject headings on which thfl) bre&kdol'ln has been made are;\nDato\nHour (Local standard Time )\nLocation\nChse:rver 'a t: ame\nCbserver•s Occupation\nObserved from Ground or ,Ur\nNwii>er of Objects .iighted\nAltitude\nDirection of Flight\nSpeed\nDistanee Covered\nLength ot Time in Jight\nDeviation tram J'traight Flight\nColor\n31.ze\nJhape\nJound\nTrail\nWeather\nManner or Disappearance\nRemarks"
  },
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   "n": 75,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p75.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\nReport\nNwm>er\nD9te\nLocation\n*.!!2:!!t\nl\n19~\n1215\nManitou .ipringe, Colorado\n2\n22 May\nOklahoma City, Okl.&h0111a\nJ\n22 June\nUJO\nGreenfield, Massachuaetts\n4\n24 June\nMt• Rainier, ·,18.8hi.ngton\n5\n28 June\n2120\nM.a.x,well Field, Alabama\n6\n29 June\nlJJO\nNera ',1lite Sands; l~ew lilexico\n7\n1 July\nUakerstield, Callfomia\n8\n4 Ju~\n2015\nF;:urnett, Idaho\n9\n6 J~,\n1345\nClq Center, Kansas\n10\n6 July\nFairtietd-Ouisun, C:1lifomia\nll\n7 July\n1145\nKoshkonong, ,ii£consin\n12\n7 July\n1430\nEast Troy, :•1isconsin\nl J\n8 July-\n1550\n:.it. Baldy, California\n11.\n9 July\n2JJO\nGrand Falb, liewtoundland\n15\n10 July\n1600\nHarmon Field, Newfoundland\n16\n12 JuJv,\n11330\nSlmendort field, JJ.alika\n17\nI '6\n*Local ..>'tandard Ti.me"
  },
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   "n": 76,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p76.jpg",
   "text": "Report\nflw:iber\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n6\n7\n8\n9\n10\n11\n12\nlJ\n14\n15\n16\nCbserver's Name\nD. A. Houser\nF. J. Smith\nL. D. Jamison\nByron Savage\nE. L. DeRoee\nKenneth Arnold\n',1ilson H. .Kayko\nJohn H. Cattrell\nHedman\nTheodore Dewe7\nc. ll. Zohn\nJ. R. Kauke\nC. C. Hockwood\nNancy Rockwood\nRicharct Rankin\n:;. J . Smith\nRalph -,'tevens\nA. B. I3rowning\nJas. H. Burniston\n?fot Jtated\n\"\n\"\nNot Jtated\ntt\nII\nAl.Yin E. lloorman\nIrie Ke4rsey\nMr. Yehrman\nllr. Woodruff\nGrahm\nand several other otticen,\n•\nOccupation\nRailroad .Employee\n\"\n\"\n!I\nII\nBusinessman-Pilot\n~lot s tated\nBusines s-nian Pilot\nCaptain, .v..f\nII\nII\nti\nII\nl l'lt Lieut., ;v.F\n:)nploJee, Nl,L\nII\nII\nII\nII\n:'lite ot C.C. Rockwood\nCivilian f ilot\nUnited ;dr Lines Pilot\n11\n11\n\" Co-Pilot\nUaj or, ~\nCaptain, .W\nCAP Instructor\nCAP 5tudent\nCAl- Pilot\nCAP Passenger\n1st Lieut., ACCWG\nConstable, Newfoundland\nConstabulary\nT,'iA Uepresentative\n}'Ai;_\nII\nuajor, AAY\n*From letter received, observer\nis obviously well educated.\nO:>served\nfrom\nGround\n\"\nIt\nGroWld\nGround\nAir\nGround\n,,\n\"\nII\n\"\nII\nGrol.:lld\nAir\n\"\n.Ur\nGround\niiir\nII\nAir\nII\nAir\nGround\nGround\nII\nGround"
  },
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   "n": 77,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p77.jpg",
   "text": "Report\nt-:umber\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n6\n7\n8\n9\n10\n11\n12\nl J\n14\n15\n16\nOf!Viation rroc\n.5t r a1eht :light\nClint>ed, dove, hovered overhead, re­\nsumed original course\nlione reported\nZi g zag course \"much like a water­\nbue\"\nli 001'! repor t ed\nKonf\" reported\nNone repor t ed\nNone reported\nDescended edgewise, stopped at 4,000'\nand asewned horizontal po~itior.. l'r o­\nceeded ir. horizont al flight f or 15\nseconds , stopped Again, then disapp­\near ect\nNone reported\nNone reported\nNoni, reported\nNone reported\nFollowed contours of mountains five\nmiles away from observera\n3ilver\nSilver, very\nbr icht\nBrilliance\nslightly great­\ner than a s tar\nJ ome solar spec­\nular reflection\n.ar.tost dusk;\ncould not dis­\ntinguish\nVer:, bright and\nsilvery colored\nReflection from\nsun\nNot stat ed\nNot stated\nor light-reflec­\nting nature\nPhosphorous\ncolor\n.'.>ilvery\nRes embled a\ngrayish balloon\nApparently small\nNot stated\nImpossible to\ndetermine\nJ0-50' in di8Jlle-.er\nComparable t o a\nC-54 at 10 ,000 1\nKot stated\nl~ot s tated\nApparent depth of\na P- 51\nlot stated\nJame span as a\nC-54 at 10,000'\n,\\pprox. 10 ' in\ndiM1eter\n5"
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   "n": 78,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p78.jpg",
   "text": "Report\nN\\&llber\nShepe\n$0\\p'ld\nD:&11.\nv:eather\nl .\nNo definite Jhape could be\n?lone\nNone\nCAVU\ndetendned\n2\n3\nIrregular; roWld, Db not\nNone\nNone\nNot stated\nappear particular~ disc-\nshaped\n4\n5\nNone stated; seead like\na bright lieJit\nNone\nNone\nClear aocnllght\n6\nNo details other than that\nNone\nPoaaible vapor CAVU\nsh&p-. was unitorna with no\ntrailJI\nprotubarancea\n7\n8\nNone definite, but seemed\nNone\nNone\nCAVU\nflat on baae with the top\n•118ht~ rough 1n contour\n9\nRound, diac-shaped\nNone\nNone\nCAVU\n10\nNo shape could be dieting-\nNone\nNone\n.;unny\nuished\n11\nNot atated, but report re­\nter_a to \"sauc8l\"\" several\nNone\nNone\nCAVU\ntimes\nl2\n.Saae u Report Uo. ll\nNone\nNone\nCAVU\n13\nFlat object, ot light-re-\nNone\nNone\nNot stated\ntlectin8 nature 'lfhieh appear­\ned to be without vertical\ntin or any viaihle wings\n14\nEgg-shaped, or like barrel\nNone\nNone\nCAVU\nhead\n15\nCircular 1n sh.ape, like\nl~on-,\nBluish black\nClear with scat­\n•aeon wheel\ntrail approx.\nt.ered cwnulws\n16\nResembled balloon\nt.one\n15 ad. long\nNone\nat 8 to 10 , 000'\n?lot stated"
  },
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   "n": 79,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p79.jpg",
   "text": "1\n-\nReport\nN\\@l?!t\n2\n3\n4\n5\n6\n7\n8\n9\n10\n11\n12\n13\n14\n15\n16\nManner ot\nDiaappearm1c•\nCllnbed very tast and out ot ei8ht\nCbscured by a cloud bank\nLost 1n brilliancy ot the moon\nC.mot explain, except that renec­\ntion angle r111&y have changed abruptly\nDon't know whet.her t.hoy put on a tre­\nMenduows burst ot epeed, or disinteg­\nrated. HOlltever, they '1.id disappear into\nsunset\nUnexplained\nDisappeared at an anele of about JQ0\nabove the earth's svface\nUnexplained\nUnexplained\nPil ot (at J(X)MPH) attempted to keep\nobject in eight , but unable to do so\nUnexplained\nUne)(J)lained\nt:ot s tat\"\"1\nRemarb\nNo definite shape could be det.erm\nand ev.-i with the aid ot 4 to 6 pc\ner binocul.ars object could not be\nbroucht into tocua\nFroa letter thia observer wrote, i\nis obvioue he 1s a well-educated\nperson. Seeks no publicity.\nCbservera {2 rated, 2 &ir intell.)\nphoned Field Ops to aacerta:i..n no\nscheduled experiment.al a/ c were in\nvicinit7. Sky chart attached to re\nCbserver is Admin. \"3st. in the Roe\net Jonde .;ect. or t-'RL. Two other\n\"scientist.e\", and wife ot one, wee,\nin p arty and made same observation\nCl,eervers were Pi.,,_ot, Co-Pilot, ot\nscheduled UAL DC-.). ..,'tewardes s ala1\nS8.)1f objects• .:iuggest reading ot VY.\ndetailed statement.a.\nWhen first ei ehting obj ect near ho:\nizon, observer looked at chart in\nhis lap to check posit.ion. ',/hen he\nl ooked out windOl't aeain, object wai\noff his lert wing at 11 0 1 clock\nRolled rrom side to side 3 times 1l\nits path across the sky. Sun retle­\ned from top side, but never from ui\nerside, even \"hen turning\nNone\nNone\nCbserver contacted bues in area w:\nreported no a/c 1n air at ti.me\nFirst. 4 discs flyi.n& line-a-trail\nJeemed to cut clouds open es it\npassed thru . Trail wu like be~\nseen after a higb-p0111ered landing\nli:11t it. switched orr.\nCbject was observed paralleling ta\ncourse of a C-47 then landing.\n7"
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   "n": 80,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p80.jpg",
   "text": "H?:AJJ-tL.:-.HTE:'.S f If rEE~TL .,\nFC..-t..;E\nColorado SprinLs , Colo:·ado\n2 J uly 1947\nSUbJ ::CT:\nSupersonic Platters\nSU?a!AkY C.F INFCH!.'.ATICH :\nThe following infonna1 i on was related to Counter l ntelligenc~ Cor ps\nPersonnel at iieadquar ters Fifte entn Air Force , Color&.ao ..;prir., s, Col o r ado on\n27 June 1947 o:., Mr D. A , ha.user , 24 t;or th t:hesr,ut .:>tr eet, Colorado .>pr i nbs\nColorado, Mr, F, J . .imit:- , 24. r airview, ..lanitou Sprint,s , Color ado a.nd Mr. L,\nD. Jamison, 241b \\,est l\\iowa., Color~do Sprin 8 , Col orado .\nAll three o f t he\nmen are empol yees of the PiKes Peak kailv \"y,\nanitou !:>prinbs , Colorado.\n\"On or a bout 19 ...ay 1~~7 d\\.4r ing the i r l unch ~er i..>d ,, 121, -13ltJ a mem­\nber of a t rain crew called a.t~ent ion to a s : l ver objec l in ti.e s ky a i pr oachin1,\nfrom t r.e Nor tn Zs.st .\nIt a;,peare d t.o we t ravelli11, a t a i;;reat SFee<! ,\nAll\nthret1 men stat ed tha t t r.e alti tude of t.ne object was very di1'ficult to de t er­\nmine because of i t s a pparent sma l l ness.\nThey fur t.r,c:1r s t.a ed that. because of\nth .:.s it was diffi c ult to view t he objt1ct a s beinb l arbe a nd .,avinG hie;h\naltitude or s mall and being a t a r elatively l ow al ti t ude.\n'i'ne~ did se.y thouc;h\nthat i t appeared to be higner than the t o p of ~1anitou !,'oun l.ain wnich i s over\nl OUO f ee t hit.her than t ne shops which are situated a~ i t& base ,\n,fo defi1w. 1,e\na .. ape of t he object could be det e rmined a nd even wi th t.i.e aid of binvculars it.\nt1till could not be b r ought into f ocus .\nThe IJinoculers used were of a.bou t 4 t o\n6 power.\nThe men s tated that they were cer a j n that Lite cbj-,ct did not nave\nany of t ne physical characteristics of modern conventiona l aircraft .\nThe da y was discribed as being clea.r a 11d sunny with not\n11 cloud in the\nsky and.io gr ound wind .\nOn reacb i nt, t : e area j ust Nor th o f J.ie.r,it ou I. outs.in t he ob j e ct 1·emained\nio t ne immedia ~e a rea for several minutes dur ing which time it was s e en to\nexec ute manuvers s vch as cllmbl.:.g, di1·1r,\nt nd r eve:sal o f direct ion of fli;:ht .\nTh i s ha£pened ever y few seconds.\nThe. distance and l oc..ltion be we en views\npr ompt ed two 01' t .,e men to t hink tnat t here .were more of •he unidentified\nobject s in t he sky .\nAt times tlie object seer,1ed to hovee r lo t11e ai r w,d then\nst.art on a no ther pa t h of fli , ht .\nWhen last seen t : e sHvec ob,;oct was c limo­\n1n,, very fat1 t towards the ~,est almost d i rectl y in to the wind ,\nPr e vious disLribu t ion:\nEval u to. t.i on\nNone\ns our ce\n01· inJ'ormt\\tic,n\nE\n0\nHq !.,AC\n3 copit,a"
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   "n": 81,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p81.jpg",
   "text": "..\nHOOCAMA l'O•M NO e-eo•\nJII MAY , •••\nO KLAHOMA CITY AIR MATERIEL AREA\nT INKER FIELD\nO KLAHO MA CITY,\nO l<l.AHOMA\nC.J>t-./KD.S : cp\n/(J72k- I\n21. Jul y 1947\nME!AO:ut;i)UU 'ro TH::: S~P.ITY CF ::-:CC.:R, OCA.MA, 7IKt,..R :-r..:.w.\nSUBJ.:CT:\nBTIOI\\ :. . :JAVl..G':., field Enginee r, :taaio Cor poration of\nAmerica, Dallas, ':\"exas . ( ltesidence:\n416 K. :,. 29th Street,\nOklahoma City , OklahOl'IIB.. )\nRE :\nFlying Disc.\nOn 23 July 1947, BYRCN c. JAVAGJ was intervi ewed at his resiaence,\n416 N. W. :;><)t h Street, Oklahoma Ci ty, Oklahoma, relating to his alleged\nviewing of a flying disc over t he vicinity of Oklahoma Ci ty, Okl ahoma.\nSubject, whose age i s 38, advi sed he is married ar:d nas one child,\nand is pregent l y the hol der of a Private Pi l ot' s License, No . 39101,\n(wingle ~ngine, Land) .\nSubject averred he has extensively studied elect ron­\nics, sound engineering and aeronautics, and his present occupation, which is\nFiel d engineer for Radio Corporation of America , of t'ices of which are\nlocated i n vallas, Texas, i s that of installing theat er sound equipmdnt.\n~AVAGE stated that between the days 17 May to 21 Uay 1947, just after dusk,\nhe observed an object which he bel ieved to be a smal l air craft i n the south.\n~AVA~6 advised t hat the s un had just gone down and t he moon had not a risen\non the horizon.\ns~VAG~ related that he and his wife had j ust depart ed\nthei r r esidence and had started to enter their car in the dri veway at\n416 N. ii. 29t h St r eet, Oklahoma Ci t y.\nHe judged the time to be bet ween\n8:30 p.m. and 9: 00 p.m., and the l ight s fran the city of Okl ahoma Ci ty\nap~e~red to be shining on this object when he f i r st saw i t. He judged the\nobjdct to be about 160° i n the south when he f i r st saw it, and as it moved\nt owar d him he r emarked to his wi fe that \"a big white plane was coming over.\"\n,\nSAVAGE stated that when this object was at a 45° angle from him., he\nrealized it was not a conventional. type aircraft, and it appeared elliptical\nat first and a s it moved closer it appeared perfectly rowid and was flat.\nSAVAGE advised the object , which appeared to him as a disc, had no appearance\nof belng spher i cal and had a ratio of diameter to the thickness of approxi­\nmately 10 to l, appearing thicke r in the center, but this could not be\npositively ascertained. SAVAGE judged the object to be at a.n altitude of\nbetween 10,000 and 18,000 feet, and it left no trailinf effects. SAVAGE\nrelated that it appeared to be in bulk as big as the bulk of six B-29s at\nan al titude of approximately the same height. SAVAGB advisad that the obj ect\nwas i n his vision approximately 15 to 20 seconds and travdlled at a speed\nwhi ch he judg•Jd to be approximat el y three times tha t of jet-propelled aircraft.\nl"
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   "n": 82,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p82.jpg",
   "text": "Memo to the Securit7 Officer, OCAMA, Tinker Field, dtd 7/2J+/47, Fil•\n372J+-I.\nSAVAGE stated that there were no protrusions on this object and as it\nwent b7 he l istened tor a sound of noise., and at one time thought he dis­\ntinguished a swishing sound like the rushing o! air. This swishing 80und\noccurred a rew seconds after this object ·had passed him.\nSAVAGE averred\nthis sound wais not verr loud and did not last very long, and it is vecy\npossible that the sound could have been his imagination or expectation, as\nhe was not sure or the sound.\nSAVA~ related that he cal.l.ed his wife to\nsee this object but it had disappeared before she could focus her eyes on\nit. Subject s tated-that the object appeared to diminish in size and\nspeed as it moved away, and it was moving in a direction of 3500. to the\nnorth.\nSubject further stated t hat th4' object appeared to be frosty white\nin color at all times.\nSAVAGE advised that he has held a pilot's certificat e since 1934 and\nhas been flying since 1929.\nHe advised that he would be glad to answer any\nfurther inquiries and will cooperate in every way possible.\nSAVAGE s tated\nhe was sure this object was not a meteor and in his opinion it must be\nradically built and powered, probably atomic.\n~~\n/ JL ~\nKAUUN D. SHON\nC. I .\nU. S. Army\n(.\n2"
  },
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   "n": 83,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p83.jpg",
   "text": "•\n111 ..rUlaa •-...­\nCINelatie14, llueaohuaett•\nJuly 10, lM,\nOoeeneP4lnc Ottloer\n.........t.el4\nOhl•epee• ..■a.hullet1,■\nDear llrt\nAl'Mr ha-ring read ••ffral aooomta ot ey.'\"\"'1tnN••• Who olata the7\nbad aNn t llll ao-oall•d • t lying d1101•, 111 brought to a1nd a •trance •xper­\nl•noe I bad .... --- WNU •· !tw reuon I write to JeU fl that radio and\n-paper repona naw ~• 1sbl air t.roN ba'ft 'been alff'Wd to lnwetlgate\nthe•• 111\"1terioua el>jeou. A.H\\ad.ng that you an la'Mre1~, I .. aaldng tlw\ntollAnring report 1n the bellet that 11' ld.r)lt po■■ ibly be ot )adp to Yl»U•\nI\ndo DDt 4e11re to haft uq kind ot publiolt7 wbatlo...,.r 1n thll oonnecrtion.\nAboub 11,ao All• 8\\lllday, ,_,. HIid, I wu worldnc outdoon on a atiep,,,\nladder, loolc1ac up, and •udlll•nq t1-re appeared aoroH 11¥ line or nlion a\n1pMd.1ng, bl\"illlant, -11, round••ba~, •llT•~• object at aD altitude\nI would jwlp to b• al»out 1,000 rt. or aore. lt waa •Tina .-.ry t'ut 1n a\natraight, non11R1wrly dlreotion ,-\nI 111>uld 19.7 u t'Mt or po11i bl7 r ut.er\nthin a 1pNdiJI& pl&M. It wu ao \\llluaa_l and •true• a a1ght that it arreet­\n•\nrq attention tor about 8 or 10 ••oonda umsll it wu obeou.ried b7 a oloud­\nbanlc.\n•turall7 rq ourioaU17,.. oonaldienbl7 aromed and I tried to 1;.b1.nk\nwhat tb.1• objen llipt haft been.\nI doli»tled \".-Y awob that it oould haft bffn\na wa~r b&loon beoaua• it ,.. DDt at all lib any weatlwr baloom I ~\nH8D\nbefore. th9 objen I •••• althouch mall, retleowd tbl eunli&ht ftry .trong­\nly u thous)l it were ot poli•hN al\\llfima or 111.,.r, and 1 oan auure JOU wa•\n'\"l\"Y real. It appeared to haw an irngular ro\\lnd abape and while it oould\nha..-. been U■ o-■ hapecl, it did not partioularly 1apNH -\nu\n■uob.\nl haTe att..pted to glff you thl• 1nton1&1Jion a• acourately and\nolearly a■ I know bow, tree t~• &111' 1Jlaglat1on or exag •rat1on. Pw-ther­\naore, ,-y experienoe took plaoe betore I had any 1.Dklinc tbat •tlJing di■ oa•\nwre reported eeen.\n•\nThi• int'oration 1• bei.Dg pueecl on to you tor Whatenr it .,.y be\n\"°\"h, purely and daply ln the i nteN1t1 ot niltli.onal 1eounty. and onoe\naore N quaet t hat JOU do not publiou• rq naat.\nllnoer-oly youra,\nA OIR!Il'IB:D fttJ'I COP'lt\n/•/ B4ward L. l>eRo••\nEdward Le l>eRoN\nAf.th , (C\n\"J Ir\n."
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   "n": 84,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p84.jpg",
   "text": "BllDQUllffl.S POOllTH .UI POICI\nott1oe or the uahtant Chier or St&tt• .l•Z\nIntelUgenot\nBm:dlton Pitld, Calitornia\nstJBJICTa\n1Dflnlp.'1on of •n,-1ng I>hoa•\nTOt\neo-ncting 0.NNl• M'Wt7 ~ir Poroee, Wa•hinf\\ou Z&• De Ce\n.lrTnTIOl1\n.AC ot A.I•!\n1. Attaoll•4 ttate•nta a_nd lfOIC• f'ol\"'llarct.d to J'O'lP otti•• per\n.....n !IX tJ-oa S.adq\\l&l\"ter• Air DettnH Coaaand. l(Uoh•l Pi•ld• • • T.,\ndated 10 July l~tT.\nz. Thia ~dquanera 11 unable to looate 11obard lankla. h01NTer,\n•• aoon •• he it located, atat...nt and MOIC will be tornrded direot t o\nyour of't1oe.\na. Intoraation oop1t• turniahed Beaclquanera .Air Def'an1e Colmand.\nDOI.U.D L. 8PRIIOIR\n, 111•1••\nLt. Colonel, 080\nl • liN>IC U Jul/.lrown\nAC ot s. A-t\nz. IIOIC 16 hl/.&r-f1ffn\na. llllO 16 Jul/BJ-on\n, • MOIC l& Jul/Brown\nIn1'o eo to ADC"
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   "n": 85,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p85.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\nIneident\n4A~ ·1a,8 I\n16 Jul.r 1947\nl .\nt.m l2 JulT 1947, a oall •as aade at the nenpaper otf'ice of\nt.be \"Idaho Oail.7 .:>t at\"1Ulll•, C!oiee, I dam .\nThe artation ed.U,or ot t.b.e\npaptr , :.r. Darld N. J obnaon , •aa inteniewecl in regard to ho• ,r..U be\nmew llr. lem etb Arnold ot oiee, Idaho, and u\nto the credib1.llt7 ot\nm 7 at.atnmt aade b7 Ur. 1mold. Th• purpoH of this urt.-d.. was u\natte.pt to ••it7 atat_.t&• ■ad.• b;r !lr . i ennetb A.mold on 26 Jum 1947,\nt o yaJ\"iou• national DeQ aerrtoH to tbe etfeot that be, .r. A.mold,\nbad eeen 9 objeota n71,. in the air abo•e the .:ascade •ount.ain P.mge\not 1asb.1~ton. These object.a •er• aubsequentl.7 referred t.o H f1)\"ing\neauoera or n.,1.nc d.i■u and will her.-in-aft er be reterred to aa s uch.\n1n thia report..\nr. J ohnso n stated tbat he had known Ur. Arnold f or\nquite a period ot t1.., ba'flng bad r elat.iona with\n• Arnold on T&rioua\noocaai one, \"1• to tbe tact th.at botb bl, ar. J ohnaon, and Hr. Arnold\nwere pr1 Yate tU.n and f requently cot t.og•tb.- to talk abop.\nKr. J ohnson\natated that u\nf ar • • b.• •aa concerned aJJTth11'\\i Kr• .lrnold said oculd be\ntake\n\"•\"f7 ••riouly and tbat be, arr. J obnaon, act.uall,y beli•-nd that • r .\nArnold had •••n the ator..nti,>Ded f'l.,lnc di.aka.\nlilr. Johnson stated that\naftc- 'lr. 1rnold reported bannc seen the flY1n« diaka, that the editor\nof the paper had a•~icned hia, r . J ohnson, t he u ,.igaaeot ot taking t.he\nairplane beloaging t.o the nnapaper and exhaustine all efforts \\o proTe\nor duprO't'e t he probabilitT or a71ng di.aka had n, been aeen in the\nnortb..s t area. The re.ult• of thia asatgnaent t o ~ . Jobneon and what\nhe aubaequentl;r ••• 1a put forth i n a sworn stateant signed b7 llr. Johnson\nat tached to tbia report ae ~bl.t B.\nAOPT'S OTIS s wr. Jobnaon ia a aan ot approxiaat,el.y- )) to JS 19ars ot\nac•• Proa all appearanoea he 1a • ••rr reaerYed t;rpe or person.\nIrr.\nJohn■ 011 baa l.oued 2800 houra ot tlri,ng tiu in Yari.oue ~ pea of airplane•\nup to and 1nclud1.nc aal.t1-encin• aircraft..\nDuring part. of th• 1'U' 19ara,\nVr.\nJohn■ on was the r1nt pilot ot a B-29 tn>e airoratt beinc assigned to\nU. Tw9nt1e\\h OSAAF and at.ationed on Tinian t.aund, in the Paoifio.\nIt\n1a the per.on.al opinion ot the int.-nenr t.hat. tr. Jobnaon actu.all.1 sa•\nwhat he ■ tat• that be •a• in the attaohed rtipOrt.. It 1a al.ao the opinion\not the int.niewer that Mr. Johnaon woud have •oh aore to lose tun cain\nand would ha~• _, be nr7 atroncl7 oonTinNd that be act.ll&llT aaw ■oaething\nW on be woud r.port ■uoh an 1no1den\\ a11d open hiuel.t tor the ridioule\ntbat. would aooo1111pan.J' aich a repor\\•\n1 1Hl1 lllhibit •1•"
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   "n": 86,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p86.jpg",
   "text": "co\nStatoment or Do.vie. I, . Johnson\nat Jois e , Ide.ho , July 12, 1947\nTo \\lhom It ~·~y ~onoern :\nOn the sixth day of July, 1947 , I r e ceived from Je,rtes L . 3r ovm ,\nr,ener e.l D'\\l\\naier or the :,tates ~nn Xewspo..pers , i n corpor ated in Idaho a s\nT 10 Statesl'l\\an Printing comoany , an assirnoent which vms in substance:\n\" ~onduct nn eerial search of th\" nort hwest stetes in tin effor t to\nsee o.ncl rhoto.-rnnh a flying- disc .\nConduct this Jatrol for so lonr; a time\no.s you ~elievo rea~onabl e , or until you see a flyin• disc .\"\nIn accordance to those in~tr uotions , I t.ook the Statosnan ' s nir pla.no ,\no.n-... ,.it;h tenneth 'rnol d as pussen er , f lew c, sJ von o.nd one- half hour. r-1ission\non tho sevc•1th do.y of: July , 1S17 .\n~hi :ii - ission was wlthoul.. r e::.ult .\nIt\nco•1.or ed n\narea e•i:..>rncit~r; tho c on_'ir.o::i of tr.o ..nnford :-,1 ,nt. .:.~ ,a.si,ir.i;ton ,\nu.n<l territory 'between ant! arounc 1 't .\n•r. inier und\nt . ..demo, wl1er& Arnold\nfirst reported seein\nob,ioct:; honcel'orth described us saucers or discs .\nOn the ei~hth day of July, 1~47 , I took an AT- u of the 190tn Fi r:hter\nsquadron , Idaho l ationc l ;uar.:i, of ,,hich I am a ~mber, and fle·. to r.ortr.ern\nIunho , into nortl'wrester r\n'ontana briefly , to Spokane , ,ashir.i\"ton , nnd back\n.\nto 3oise by woy of ••alln .a.Ha, .ashir,.ton, and Penctletor , vrt:1 ·on .\nrhis\nsearch al6o was ner,at1ve .\nOn tne ninth ua:, of July, l.'i7, I cont.inuud thu search , ornin usinl!: o.\nnational\nuer d AT- G, ttis tioo centorin\nmy ef~or ts over tno Ov,yhe~ ~our.tains\nwest s.~d soutLwoct or 3ois , .. ortion of tb:t ountain .:one deser t on a tre.ck\nsoutheast o!' \";he\nountuin f.ol':\\G ar:::;, o.ir baso , t ,onco into t ho ~a'lftooth I our.­\ntainJ , ar.<l back in tho :ener t l dir£otion or 3oiso on n lino carryinr no woll\nto the r.ort ?. or t;he '>hnfer \":>utte for est serv:.ce lookou~ ... totior. , into tt,o\nI'orseshoe Bonu. a.ref' , r>,1u t 1.cmce l.,a.c': ir n soul;:.Hesterl:· :lir ,c.. :.or. t;o &. point"
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   "n": 87,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p87.jpg",
   "text": "between Boise and the v illo.r;e o r\nor idien , west of ,oiso a few 1'liloo .\nl>urinr, thi s sear ch , whioh lasted anpr oxi r.lbt..cly tv,o c.nt on<;- ht.1.l!'\nhours , I flow unde r and e.rouno r e .,i<lly for l\"'inr· cumulus clouds o v e r t not\narea knovm as the Came.3 Pra.i r io , east of' 1oise .\nThe cloud3 wer, roar t.ho\nvillace of Fnir f.iol<:.. ir: thot va.llo:, , H !cl ?oirfi r:.lcl is 7'CJ riLn air lin'?\ndist a.nce oust of 1oi se •\n..t that time I saw nothi n ,· ir. i,hc vicinity of\nthese cl ouds .\nAt tr.e timo I reacned the point between 3ois.J a.nu\ne r itlii n , I was\nf lyinr, at nn altitude of 14 , 000 feet mean sea l evel , which woulC: be a rntie.n\naver are of 11 , 000 feet above the e r r th in this area , not consi~er in; error s\nin tho altimeter induced ol.t,her by bo r oMotric chPnP.;es cinc e m~, taJreoff, or\nby tho tompcrcturo at thrt.. a l titude .\nI tur ned tho uircrcft on Pr. cc~stt.r l:1 hcatirw , pointin tov;arc. ~owen\nField , &nd h• d I'l o ,r on tht .. cour~( ror\n>Grr,llp:; o ;ninuto wi,on '..r,er e sut!aenly\ne.ppoared in Lhe l Aft hnnd oortion of::-.:, i'i,L, of.' •1ision r_n object -.:hich was\nblack and round .\nI im' odiatcl:v cer.tered !'l\"Y ~azo o n ➔,lo object .\n/.r, t..,.at time , due to ii;G\nerr atic J.CIV~··.ent , I i 110u ·ht I ·:.u:; seeir:\na ·.-,ec.t1.er b\"lloon .\n1 CC'lled the\nCAA ' s COMMunicnticn :;tnLio\"' 1 t\noise , c.n c! • :..kou : 'tie ·1cC1.'; .or ::;to.tio?\" ho.cl\nrE.;cer.tl:· r elo'l:;od a\nbnlloon .\n- .,e renl:' fron co:-t.\"1'.rn •en to r\nl\nr'tsor was 1;,.ut\nthe b\\·r~e.u hnJ not .\nI rlo not re\"'er\">er hi ::i •1XEit\"t worc.s ;\ni.n-,r ession he si id \" not fer s~ven 1 hcJrs\" o r ·nve '!'., •,n\no:r.t ct tl:r,'3 of t .e\not·evious roloese , Hhic:. was arountl .)8 : ~O t ..·t day .\n•:non '..enrin'\" t.ni:; r(;s-,ons , I turn d ;.nc f> ~ rcrat't br c•o.d:side \"..o the\no!:>.ject , ri•..illed bt>clr\nhn .,l,nci -1, ss coverin\n•.o c.void an;, dis~ortion . took\nmy ce.r,er!l f r o.., t ho ru::, er s , ,ir.d ex-.osed i. ~out 10 seco?'lcis '\n...i irftio!\" o!' e i p-ht\n'l'i llime ..e r !\"Otion oict•..:re fil:n .\n.J\\lri!'l\nt.,o \"Ci!\"F-J the cir e r £ ·.vos\nt 0\"e lev e l,"
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   "n": 88,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p88.jpg",
   "text": "I\nI\nL\ncou l d not se e the object beccJse of ~inute~ess 01 sco?e introduced ~y the\n•\noptical view finder with \\':hich the canera , t.n f . 1.9 East-:an , was equipped .\nTakin-• the camer a away and once ar;ain cer.torin ~ n;v gaze on tnc ob5€ct ,\nI observed i t to r ol l so that its ed~e was nresented to me .\nAt this ti~e it\nfla shed once i n the sunli\";ht.\nIt then appear€d e.s c thin bl ack line .\nIt\nt hem per for med a :r.aneuver which looked as if it had be17.1n e. $low roll , or\na ~arre l r oll , wl,loh instesd of heinf co~?leted, was br oken off at about\nthe 18O- de,:r ee point .\n~'he object r olled out of tho t.op o~ the maneuver at\nthi s point , and I lost sibht of it .\nrhis ontir o )0r forna:icc was o\">sorved asainst u~e ':>eckf;round of clouds\npr e viousl y f <M\"rrinr; over th\"\" ~ana5 Prairie .\n!'he o~ject o.p'.)e&reci to r1'? ,\nr e l atively, [1.S the s.izc of a twenty- five cent oioco .\nI do not knO\\'t i1ow\nfar awa~' it ua~ .\nI <lo not kno,·1 , nor cun I truthfully os'.;ir.iatc , its soeed .\nI can or:ly say it was not an airolr.ne, end if it wns at a very ·reat dis­\nt ance from me , its s')oed was ·reat, tokinr; into consideration thnt n::>par.,nt\nspeed i s r educe d to the viewer if , n ob.iect is a verv n-reat distance av,ey .\nI f oreot to l ook ct ~v cl oc~ ~o deterrine the exact time I sa.w the\nobjoot .\nThe CAA' s loe; o!: r adio contacts shows my first conta.ct to hnve been\nmaae o.~12 :17 hours .\n3ut n few seconds elapsed between the tir1e I fi r st saw\nthe object , and the t i me I cnlled the C.-.A ' s station .\nI subsequentl y r elated over the r adio fl descrir,tion of what I savr, and\n0O!Tlr.luni oator .:..1bertson may romer ber it .\nlhe contr ol towor nay have· a. record­\nin; or the conversat i on .\nI\n1ave not chocked to deter r i n~ that .\n'J.he purpose o f '\"fl.Y rol e.tin\nover tho air whnt I saw wo.s to enable raoid\ntransmi ssion of the r e_)ort to tho uevrspe.per, for at thut t i me I was on\nassir.nment o.nd my ener ~ies 1hencoforth we r e devoted to (1) t r a'1s11ittinL the\ni nf orn-.at i on o.n cl (2 ) oonductinr, o. fur ther search , which I did aftor l unding\nfor fuel a nd to make some t eleohone calls ."
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   "n": 89,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p89.jpg",
   "text": "rhe next search , bt: un wit:iin :.c.lf :r. :1our nf'ter· l·~ ... :n\n.fro!'l t he\nIrr.:nudiatt1lv after ..i ·ntinl\" tho object . -\n• s::cl~ -=--· t . t re \"..oro ot~or\nnircrnf~ in the urea .\nrioncvv\\;)r: in t. o vi.ci~it.\" o ' :·una ,\nu t t. t ,.....s\nHJ ir.~ --:.c .\n• C- 82 ,a ssca\nover\noi se , '>ut I saw t l.t\\t tdrcrnft go b€:-.ea.t:. me. by :ic t.' 2 , 01)) feet .\n'Iho ::>- 51 1r: t.r.c v~cir.it.' of r:un~ or oceedeo to tho a rea. ,-r.,ere I sa.v:\nt'1e ob,iect, at:\"'?' request , a.nd condicted a searer .\nwas ne •tive •\nTt\n.Jurinr the afterroon, ~lights of P- 5ls wer e sent out to cover the a r e&.\nand sol'\"\\e 01' thG\"'l flew hir;!-. e.l\"titudo :-.issions on oxyren .\nI'hese st:1srci es\nwere ner,a tiva .\nI was sul::>soc:uently .:.nfor1, tJd thnt -,Drsonni:,l on ·,otn thE, t ni.tad Jtir\ntinos ·sitlo or ~~won fie l a , a~~ on t he catio~al ~ard side , obsorved o black\nob.}oct n:ar;ouvorir. \"' it. f r ont of the so:- c clou<l !'or\"'lll..,ior: , ·,:} ici. by 1.ow had\nf r om a :,eon bnso o~ 13 , Juu or 14 , 000 feet , '\"eR:' sea. level •\n.,'ltr oe of ~hase\n:-:ton wora r.a.tione.l · unrJ\nr son.'1 .. 1 t:' llU :r trl1<cC to t f,cr.1 , ns'::n th~.. to\ndo::.crilJc ,.he t th-?·• so..,, ')c \"or, t .. llinr them r:ry :;tor\", i n ~,rdcr ~o uvcid\nsu ·•~L-stion o,· inf'erenoe of n ltlt\\.lln r.otur o .\n'i'ha:-,· SE\\\\', t h o o :<-ot. \\from\ntho r,r ound)' whi l e I wns on \"':ly socond search .\nThey ocli eved ... i,o tirr.o to\nhave been 14. : 00 hours .\nThe o':lj.::ot oer for n1od in the sa•:\\o? erratic ntnner ,\nthey said, as I observed .\nThe above ls the extent or the stor y , and ini'or:rc.ti on conoernjn­\nrn,vself is now in order .\nI have npproxinetol y 2800 hour s of f l ~in~ t irne in cquipmtnt r nn~in~\nf r om pr imary t.r fl inors t.o J- 2Js .\nOf cour se , thnt does n ot. incr oase ny\npower s of observation oxoept f'S to those nr ncti ced dnily b~ nn nirut-n ."
  },
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   "n": 90,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p90.jpg",
   "text": "•e COt~fi'IDENTIAII\nIt dooa not 111&ke my eyesi ~ht any sharper except again as to the incidental\ndemanda upon t ho oyea of 'a pilot.\nAt t ho. time or· t ho expe~ienoe re lated above . I had flown fourteen\nand one- half hour e on an a asi ~nmont t o find a di ao and i ~ possibl e. to\nphotogrnph it .\nIn all f r ~nknoss , I was t i red.\nI may have been suffering,\nal though s11::;htly. f r o:n wnnt of oxygen .\nPrior to si;htin~ t he object , I had concluded thor o was no po1ot i n\npr es sing t he s ear oh . t hat I pr obably ,.ould never see tho diso- liko objcot.s\nreforred to JY Arnol d ~nd by Captoin Sni th of Unitod Air Lines .\nAt nll tinos tlurin· t:1e, soo.r oh , both on that day o.ntl tno b-10 preoodi ni;\ndays ( part1oulnrly w:1en I was ,nt:1 Arnol d) I had liter a lly tt.lkod t o· myself\nto keep bee.ti n• into ny head tho.t I would not fnll vioti-i to tile power or\nsur~est i on or sel f - hypnosi s ari si nr, f r on o. nc~ur nlly ver y intent dosi r e to\nfind a disc ond bring success to tho assi nr.ient e;1ven \"'• •\nI ther eror o do not ?el iove that I was the vioti­ or su ;costion or\nh~•onosis .\nI O'II ft'l\"i li r with the opti011l illuai or. of e fixod o b,1eot :>e;in ­\n·nin • t o oove o.ftar it is v.atched a s u!'f\\.cient l onr-tl, of time .\nI know whet\nt r iolcs -:he e~:o s will p;ay as to r:>0vin~ bod ·es, and l ve l ear ned of this\n:>O.rt ioul nrl:, duri.,.. • ni ht !'c.ir\ntion :l:,rin..,..\n1 so.w tho 0:1.-loct n!);>ee.r :;uc.denly .\nIf it hno ,ovod in l ~or k!,r ~a::i1ion\n(a3 i t die cit :'irs:.J .'.'or\n:1e \"'ul l l<.in·th o!~ ti::--• I observad 1 • : T.ou d ~ot\nho ~u'lstior. rer • ~\n.. i\ni C\\t,."
  },
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   "n": 91,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p91.jpg",
   "text": ",.\n241 B&~ery Street, San Franeisoo~ ahowed no traee of a117 object. Stohr\n.\n.\nsays that if it was more than a nile di~tant ,from ne at tbe •1~• I described,\nthe objeot would not h&ve registered sufficiently on the ftlm to be shown .\nIle aaid it probabl7 •• too far away to be apparent eTeathrough croat en­\nlargement of the negative, and enlarcement in .that e&J• ia limited beo&uae\nof the aise of ~he N.lm and the fact\"l did not have any teleaoopic equipment\non the lena. The expoeure was r.16, •to~ set at infinity, at a speed of 16\nframe• per aeoond.\nI h.nve•worr1ed over this matter a great deal a1noe seeinf it.\nI \"took\nmyself aside\" and said, \"oome now, Johnson, don't be atupia. •\ndut I carmot·\n•\nbring myself to the point of thinldn& I did not see anyth1n&•\nTho im~resaion\not the Momont was too vivid, too realistic, and I knew in the air when I saw_\nthnt par tial slow roll or barr el roll, that I wns not a victim of illuaion .\nI t ruat this mattor will be of hel~ to those inveatigatinc t he flying\ndiao phonomena which hD.vo been r eported.\nchart is attached depicting the Movements of t he object as I saw it.\n1his stotensnt io made voluntarily and freely , in response to the\nrequest or Ur. 3r own and ~ant ain Davidson, who called on me this ~ornine.\n/s/ IJo.vid _r . Johnson\nSuh•cribed end sworn to botoro ne , a·notary oublic, t h i5\n12th\nn y of July, 1947.\n/a/\nGeo. L. Flaherty\nl,otary ?Ublic for Ada\ncount::, Iaaho . \"y\nooa.~ission expire3\n~an 2, 1949.\nC O P Y"
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   "n": 92,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p92.jpg",
   "text": "reforo:ice !s\n\"\"'8 ' t\n•\nI\n•\nChart to v!,l :J\nr\n~\n\":>n\n·t. six ,\n•• •\n.\n..._\" nr.so• .\n• ' '\n,. 0- _.:\nThis oosi tl p...,r tru•·.., t ,, ...ovununts\nf t ,o obJcc:. to\nwn1ch raforrncc l\"\n11ot• Lr. t h~ 1tttt1c ocl st,.to cnt .\n,t.\nRl'l ..,1\n.J\nt;h-, obJect r· 'lOUrod &s ' l oc•· .\nPositions 1,lJ, \\ .. }\ne.•,.4 (..,)\nc,. •\n···-:· , ri sin -c · \"t .\n0 osi io•, l4) •,.. ., ,r\nt • l ·ct.rol l\n1. ,\nr,•:rnr.ti1w its udl\"e t,o mo .\nlt. tlen\nf olloNed t..\nl.t ~\nl i:, , r<\" l li\nver tl e to? o!' t.he\nnouve r\nan\n~l attpp~nrinr ,t Po i~ ion , ~) .\n~TIAL"
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   "n": 93,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p93.jpg",
   "text": ".\n\"_ i ·: •_:!:f•!,t..,~:,:110~11f1~•!r,rin :· :·iui• .\n.,~- . !t!!s!!f:s,r-t!Jfil: ·\"'i .l,.! rf'\" ,Jfi-i.ir\n~i ~ \"'i•,I tl,~J\n•\n\"'\n.f ~..\n. ·f -~!Ir\nJ'':_: :~•111:Jrltlrs:,zhl! t,d!'cln~!, ~1 1Pn.E.-:~\ns..._.·~~c··l : 1 ,' 1·~1-!t••~i1-~~l~',·1:-r.1rn:t1[!, -,._Ja~& > ~\n~\n~ -~~: ~--- • af\n•I ;, ••·•'•• -- - It, i -: •t ·i\n~ ·i\n\\.·\n·\n1 ,, ; :- .,1,111:;,~-•;!idll:p~i•:nr,n,!•l!fil~ .:-.-,1 .\n·;t~r:11•t:i:!(l!1';!1d:1!r!J:1~! hi,? ••~\n-\n. .\n•\n,\n-\na\n-\n.,\ns\ns t i r - -\n•\n,\n~ t. • i i &f.~ l.. f\nl} al f \"'I ·\n◄ f 1~- J\n\"' ·$:,·•· 5 d •: \"t: i:-.'f11~ rh.-• 1t,i:: , , f 1~ .. • ,. : ; : !t • .· .\n. ... . .\n~ _-~lf!II \"!flt-~ U1f~\"' .r!•!t-\n•\n••-.. ,7 -~,~~> -~;ii!·l'jlli~I. ·If'IIrt·!t 11 If) ;~ IJ~.f,_\n•. -- .,,\n· · Isl . -& f.. ..\n..1•.- f1••'12.t; \"-\n•.. ,,a.•\n& .\n......• I\n:\n.., I\n-\n•\n•\n.,\n·\nI\nI\n'--~ ., • •.• ·\n• If\n'-\n•\n-\n­\n• ~ •~ • •\n•I •-r If .\n•5i1-2 I 'I j. \"l•,t, M l r\nf\nl 1. ~ Ef fi\n. .~.\n. • r. • Jif ·1 I 5 ' ..J\" fl J.. f • • ~;'I\n~ , i ~\n.,\"•• r:fJ,,l,\n1}]f:11'i !~HfF=af ~:t,1:ir:1!-it i,;,­\n·iii\n• f\n•· I t. l ~l ..lfri• .f\"'11 is,~. ,i\nC\ni !\n-\n. ...\nl,N\n....\n•"
  },
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   "n": 94,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p94.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 95,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p95.jpg",
   "text": "ti}NFIDENTIAL •\nCOPY.\nSOME LIFE D>.'l'A ON KENNETH ARllOLD\nI wae born Maroh~, 1916 in Subeka, ~inneeot&.\nUy father 's name was\nEdward Erb Arnoldi my mother's maiden name ns i3erth& E. Barden.\nI was a\nresident ot Minneeota until I was ·six years old whon my ramily moved to\nScobey, vontana, where they homestea~ed.\nMy Y,randfather , Roland c. Arnold\nalso homesteaded in Scobey, 'ontana , and became quite gromlnent in political\noirolee along with Surton K. Wheeler, the famous Montana senator.\nI went t o grade school and hip;h school at l1inot , Horth JJakota .\nI\nenter ed scouting at t we lve years of ago and achieved the r ank ot Be.gle scout\nbefore I was fourteen. ..w former scout executive was u . rt. Prescott , now a\nregiona l commissioner for the\n10:r Scouts in l..a.nse.s City, Y.a.nsas .\nAs a boy, I was interested irl athletics and was se l ected as an a ll­\n'\nsto.te ond in 1932 and 1933 in the et ate or 1:orth De.kot a.\nI entored tlle\nU. S. Ol ym9ic t r ial s in ftncy divine in 1932;\nI was a Rod Cr oss Life Scvinc\nExvminer dur ing t he yeor s or 1~32 , ' 33 and ' 34 .\nI ta.u~ht sw1!11J!l1ne; and divint\nat scout camps and tho municipal pool in . inot , l,orth wakot5. •\nI went to the\nUniver sity or .•i nneiso-t.o., vrl1ere l s wam Pnd did f ancy divin ~ under .,eils 'Ihol\"'pe ,\nand also played footbnll under aernie iie r rAn , but upon entering college I\nwas unab l e to continue my football career because of an inj u red knee . ·y\nhirh school footbnll ooecr. was Glenn L. Jarrett, who ia now the read football\ncoo.oh of the Unive rsity of l\\orth l.)akota .\nI had little or no finances , and\nmy &:1bition in fur t hor ine r:ry e ducation in colleie was throu~h my a t hle t ics:\nAs a boy in 'inot , l,or t h ..;c.\\-:otr , I did a &ooJ dorl -:,f dor- sled r e.cint;. placed\nfirst with rtfJ doi; i n 1930 in tho Lions :;lul) ;JOI; lierby.\nIr. l :.13'3 I wer.t to i!Or'< for r.Gd Comet , Inc . of Littleton, Col orado , a\nnanufacturer of a•1tocati c fire f ight inc; ;pparatua .\nIn 133!, I v,a s .no.de\ndistr ict manaeer f or ti.er, over c ..,o.r t of the westorn sto.tos , nuci in 1940 I\nEXHI BI T \"A\"\n•\n... r •:f"
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   "n": 96,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p96.jpg",
   "text": "e stablished my ovm fire contr ol supply known as the '\"reat \\1estern Fire\nContr ol Supply.\nI have been wor ki nt as an independent fire control\nen&ineer since , and I handl e , distr i bute, sell and install all types of\naut omatic and manual f1ro fi)lt i nt; equipment in the rural aroas over\nf ive western. states• •\nl'y flyinr; o.xperience started a:; c. boy- in 1·1not, liorth De.koto., w .ere\nI took my f irst rlyin~ lesaon from Earl T. 7anoo, who was or i,i nally rron\nGreat Ptlla, - ontana .\nlJua to the hi 0h cost at ·t hat ti~e , I wns unable to\ncont inue my flyinr, and did not fly of any great consequonco until 1943 •\n. I was given my pilot certif i cate by Ed Leach. a senior CAA inspector of\nPortland. Ore gon. and f or tne l est t hree year s have owned my own air plane\nooverin& my entire territory with same and f lying from fo rty to one hundred\nhours per month since .\nDue to t he faot that I use an airplane enti rel y in\n~ work, in January of this yeo.r I purchased a new Callai r airplane , which\nis an airplane designed for hiuh al t itude take-offs and short rou&h field use .\nIn the typo of flyini I do, i t t&kos n great deal of pract ice and\njudgment to be abl e to l and in moat any cow pasture and r,ot out without\n1njur1~ your airplaneJ\ntho runways are vor y li~i ted and t ho altitude i s\n•\nvery high in some of t he fiel ds and places I ho.ve to go in my .,ork.\nTo\nr\ndate . I hove landed in 823 eov, pastu res in mounto.in IIM6ado,7a. and in over\na thousand hours a f l at tire has been my greatest mishap .\nI\nco ~,JFIDENTIAL"
  },
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   "n": 97,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p97.jpg",
   "text": "C O P Y\n•\nThe !'ollOTrint; :stor~, or what I observed over tne Cascade C10untaina •\na• 1~poaa1ble as lt cay aoe~; ia poai t iTrly t rue .\n! nover as~ed nor -nted\nany notorie.ty for Just acc1dently beln ; in t .'16 right 1-,ot at the rir,ht ti,e\nto obaer~o r.ho t I dld.\nI reported ,omethin t hat I 'mow any ~ilot would\nhaYe r eported.\nI don ' t t !\\inlc tl ,, t ir. ~ny W!'I\" ir.:• o\"-servation was due to an.v\nseoaivity or •:·e 1 1 ht e r j uJg::iont ttui.n\nhat i s cnn siuered nor-I'l l for any oilot .\nOn June 24th. Tueaday , 1947 , I }uod finished my ~ork ror the Central Ji r\n.\nSerYico at Chehalis , ,,a ,hintt;on. and at obout tl,o o ' oloclc I took off f'roo\nCneh&lia.\no.shint~ton . ai r port with tho int.eution or ·oi-, · to Yalci u . ,faah .\n/ t rip wa ~ del ayed tor an hour to search tor a large\nrine t ranarort that\nau,poaedl y went down ~•or or arounu the southwest side of ft . ~.ainier in the\nat.ate of ,ashinGton and to date has never been round .\nI flew dirootly toward\nt . Rainier arter reachlnc an a l titude of a.bout\n9. 600 !'eet. which ia tho • ?proximate elevation o!' the hi :1 :,lntenu froo which\n•.t . Hainer risea .\nI ilnd nado ono swoop or this high pl ateau to the 'Westward.\naoe.rohing all or the various r i dges ror t his marine ahi? and Clew to t he west\ndown and near tho r idge aide o!' the canyon where AshforJ , 11ashington, 1s located.\nUnable t o aeo anythinr. that looked like the lost. ship, I made a ~GO degree\n,\nturn to t he rir,ht and above the little oi t y of J'ineral • atartin\"; again toward\n.ft;. Rainier. I climbed back up to an altitude of ~oproximately 9, 200 reet.\nThe air•• 10 Rooth that day that it was a real pleasur e tlyinr, and ,\n•• most pilota do when the air ia smooth and t hey are flying at a higher\naltitude, I trimmed out !!ty airplane in the direotion of Yaki.Qll .\naahingten.\nwhioh wa1 alJDOat directl y ea,t or m:, position and si,mply aa\\ in m:J plan. ob•\naen-ing the •icy and the terrain.\n(~Al'JPTnP.N'T'TAT."
  },
  {
   "n": 98,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p98.jpg",
   "text": "e•JNFIDENTIAL9e .\nTher e was a DC-4 to the left and to the rear or me approximately\ni'ifteen miles di stance , nnd I should judge, at 14, 000 foot elevo.t i on.\n'rhe sky and n1r w-as as olear as orystal .\nI ho.dn 't flown more than\ntwo or throo minutes on rny course when a br i :;ht f lash r ofl ooted on my\no.irplane .\nIt startl ed me o.s I t hour,ht I wo.s t oo c lo:se to some other air ­\nor a.ft .\nI lookod every p l aoe in the sky nnd ooul dn ' t rinu where the rorleo­\ntion hau cor:ie l'rom until I looked to tho l ert o.nd the north or\nt .\n..ainier\nwher o I observed a cha.in o r ninc1 ooculinr lookin~ niro1·nft flyinr-\n\"\"rom north\nto south at appr oxi1,,ately 9 .soo foot e levation nnd c;oinr: , seeminr l y. in o.\ndefinite direction o: a~out 170 de~r oes .\nThey were approo.chin•~\nt . 1\\Sinier ver~• ra:,idly , and I nerely o.ssumod\nthey were jet planes .\nAnyhow, I discovered that t h1 s was wheru thll r e fl e c ­\ntion h{ld oorne from , as two or three or thain every few :seconds would di:> or\nchan;e their course sH c.htl ;v, just enou ·h for I.he sun l..o str iko t hem at an\nang l e that reflected b r i r;htl y on my pl ane .\nThese objects boin - qu i te rar oway , I was unable !'or a f ew seoonds to\nmake out their shaoa or their Cormction .\n'!ery shortly they aopr oo.ched ••t.\n~ainier , and I observed their ou~lino s~r i nst tho sno, QJi.u ~lLinl~ .\n- thou ht it wo.s very --eculiar t:1r,t I coul:ln ' :.. f in.i t?1eir tails but.\nassumed \"'..hey wer e some ty;,e or jet plar.o .\nI was tleterninou to cloc:: tb:i r\nspeed. as I had two de!'ini -.e '.')Oints I could cl ock V ·1•JM :>;1 ; t.: r.:\nl- i r wn:; so\nclear that it ,;as very oas:• to seo o'1jects Pnd uetor ...ir. , t toi l\" c '''.Jr ox inut.u\nshape ar.d size at a l r,ost fift:· \"!il• s tr.at. aa:' •\nI r enet:1:>er distinctl.v tht t\nr:lY s'\"rooo seco\"ld hand on rn:' e i h~ day clocic ,\n.:hi ch is loco.tad on ~y instrument \"\"10.nel , r ead one !nin 1t.o ~o S t> , ' . os tho\nfi r st object of this formation oassed t he southe r n ed~e of\nt .\nticier .\nI wyltched these objects with ~r eat inter est r. s I h&d never '> \"'or e oosorv9d"
  },
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   "n": 99,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p99.jpg",
   "text": "f •\nJ I\nJ 1.\nairplnne~ flyin~ so close to t ho nountn1n topo , fly1nr, diroct ly couth to\naoutheo.st d,,vm tho hor, ' s bock of n rnount1in rtinr,e .\nJ s,oul d es t imate their\nelevation could have vo.ried a thousand feet nne we.:r or another up or dovm ,\nbut they l1ere pretty much on t.hti horizon to mo which woul J indicate they­\nwere near the s ome el evation rs I was .\nThey flew liko many ~imee I hove observed geese to f ly 1n a rather\ndia~onal chein- like lino ns if tho~ were l inkea torether .\n:h~v seared to\nhold a c.lefir.1te di rect i on but r ather swerved in end out of the n i ~h mountein\npeaks.\n! heir soeed at tho time did not imnress me ~articul arly , b~oau3e I\nknew that our army and ti i r \"orcos had nl~nes thc.t w,.rit ver~, fast .\n,fuot kept botherin~ ,~ us I wo.tc~ed Lhem ~l ip ard fls~h i n tno sun\nri ht ulon\nth1 ir •10.U, w1..s the fe.ct thot I coulcin 't :\".like out t.rCJ\nt,1., il on\nthom , ana I ur.i suro tht.. t. any r,ilot \\,ould justi f':1 r.ore !.ha.n u socor.a look at\non P.S clear a uay as ii. was t;nr.1, . uesdc;; .\nln !'r ct r CO~\")ared ft u ,us fas\"';;oner\nor cowlin' tool I hBd ~n ~y ~ocket wi t~ t h~m - holcin• i t up on thcrr ~nd\nho l din it U? on the ~~- • - th•t I coulo observe at ouite a di sta~co to ~y\nlert , und th\"V seor:ed snollE:>r t i- 0 n th~ :ic- 4 ; ~ut , I shoul a j.1ci ·e +.h·ir s:,on\nvtou l d ►,r,ve beon as wide o.s t h.- \"ur t ,er est en~i nes on c.s.ch side o!' the\nfusole r o o~ the ~c - 4 •\n•he nore : observoa +,he se ob.i..3c ts . t .. e •·ore\n..1'lset I beca'lle , i..s J ar:i\naccus tomed aria ff--:ilicr ,,i';h :-.o~t, all objects flyin1; .:· . .:it.i\"'r:;. e:-i close t.o\n0,.\n1 se c~,\"octs\n:·ounc. o r nt\n,.\n'llJ.SSin\n, r;ot.:1c r ni i:h c:10·.:- r.. nerco rid ·o in '>et•.-:een"
  },
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   "n": 100,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p100.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\nI\n•\nI\nand as , t he first one was oassin~ th~ south crest of thi s ri d~e t ~e l ast\nobject ~s ent er ing t he nor t her n or osi of the r i dr,e .\nAs I was rlyi n, in the direct ion or this :>ar ticula r r ia.::;o , I c.casured\nit and f ound i t t o be appr oximatel y f ive miles so\n~ couL s fol:, assJmo '.hat\nthe oho.i n of these s~ucar like objects were at l oas t f ive mi l e s l on~.\ncould quite accuratel y deter Mine their ~athwc.:• uue t o •..h-, fact t .nt t l1er e\nwere sev-.,r \"\\ l hic;h -:>ePkS t .P t wor e r little t his s i de o!' ti.••:, ns vroll as\nnis hor\n\".>ee.·-cs on tho 01;!1er side of their -,ath1•,ay .\nAs the l r..st unit of' thi s f'o rll\"Ation r,a. ssed the soutr1ern :nost hirh s~ow­\ncover ed crest of .!t . Adan s. I looked at my sweep second ha n<l o.nu lt s11owea\nt hat they had t r avelled the di st&nco in ono mi rut e and .'.'or ty-t ·.,o seconds ,\n: ven at t he time t his timin ~ di d nnt uoset rre as I rel ~ confi dent after I\nwoul d l and t her e woul d be sone ex~l anation of wnat I saw ,\nA nu;nber of news men and exper t s ~~~rested thc t r miwht have ~oen\nseein P' r e fl- cti ons or eve n E, 111irar;e .\n'rhis I know t o be abso l utely ~f! lse ,\na s I ob serve d ~ he se objects n ot only t h~ou ~h th~ r l r s s o ~ ~y air plan e but\ntur ned r:ry airpl ane si deways wher e I coul d ooen ny wi ndow 1:1nd obsenre them\nwith e. conpl otoly unobst r uct ed view.\n(,1ithout. sun -lnsses )\n~v9n~ hou,:h t wo minutes seems lika a ver y shor t t i me to ono o.n t he\n~round, in the air in t,,10 minutes ti~e e. ni lot can obser ve a croat meny\nthinl\"S ana anythi n!' vrithin hi:; s i ht of vision \">robobl y an ri:any ns !'if t:r or\nslx t.y t i nes .\nI continued rrry s~arch ror the J'l'larine pl ane fo r another fi fteen or\ntwenty minutes and wnilo sear ching f or t hi s mar ine pl ano , wha~ I had just\nobserved kept ~oin~ t hrou~h rrry mind .\nI became mor e di stur bed, s o af t er\ntaking a l ast look at Tieton Reservoir 1 headed ror Yaki:na.\nI mi ght add that my ·complete observnt i on of t hose ob_joots , \\'ihi oh' I\ncould eren follow by their !'lashe s as they passed 1:1. . Adams , was around two"
  },
  {
   "n": 101,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p101.jpg",
   "text": "r S S• ~ t.\n'linier .\nor ~r t.:.ll ur.· s,,.,11 .\nI\n:n cm.vi• ('ul .:.:. r ;· on: :iin.:\n..\"t '..i.c\" ,.ur a\nthr ou .,c,ul,; t:.c :.:ni t.eu :ts.tus. ~I• r-\nr vc •uct six or s vo·1 ot: er uccounts\nwrit t en b • so-,t; ~: ti cse o11scrvers t .. t\nC'.'1 trut,rully St:· . ust l.Pve ob-\nso rved th•J s.,,,ti t,in • th· t I Jio ;\nc r ti ~ul a rly , t.n\" c..nscrioti o1.s ol' t;i,e t: r ee\n!:e do.r Cit ,, , ' 'tch\nPi 1o t )\n'\\oste r n/r.ir Li \":10s/ ..\nl O\"dOs , thc/-t r:t o,,,nn f r or-: ,klah.o-a City And the l ocor.o­\ntive onr-inoe r in Illi..,ois , -,l us ~art '>\" i th a!\"d :;o- \"\"ilc-t 3tever. s <'\n'l'nitec. Air Li ne s\nSomo d()scril\"lt i on s coul o r.ot oe ver y nccur r t.o ..:c k0n i'r o•n the r-n,uno. unl ess\nthosc1 saucer - like di sks v:ere o.t <'uit e a r r aet ,.oi•~•·t n1.J • t n\n• s £' ...,os sibi lity\nt hat Nl l o r tho ~uopl o who obs e r ve~ ~ecu l inr ob~ucts coul ~ ::•o s~on ihL ser~\nthi n\nI di d ; ~ut, , it woult. hf vo bt:o:, vc•r y ui!'f icul 't. i'\"r vr t.hC' , r oun-1 t.<' C'bso rve\ntho so ror -,or o t hen rour or .\"iv v :iccon~s , end Lr.u 1·e is• h.c :,t i.le !\"'ossioi lit.y\nor atr,osph or ic noist•1r o ur,-1 uusL n1..,u r tho r,r ound which coul ~ .:1.sto r t c-n... ' s vi si on .\n•,;ho ·>t·of o!l s t:,i..t t. hosll o~ject s\n: vc.. 'Jeen o sorvod ove r othor ,o ·tions ol' tho"
  },
  {
   "n": 102,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p102.jpg",
   "text": "•a.:..:.\n\" /'_.L\"...!..1\n, J+f ?L...;.-1+-\nf ..;.+t -:-+\n' J\\.!.d-\n1 +'l '+l 4'~---·\nw\n. r 1 ti .t.J!V r z=_.,\nworld , _,rinci po.lly Swodon, !3e rmudu , and Cnlifor nia .\nI woulJ have ~i ven nl most nnyt 1in , that day t o hnvo had a ,ovie\ncn:nor o. with a to l t-phot o l ons and f r orr1 ·now on I \\Ii 11 nevor be vrit hout one\nbut , to continue f'u r t hor 1·tith my story .\n\\'/hen I landod a t the Yakima , Wash.,\nairpo!'t I descr i '.:>e d what I had seon to ny vor y ·;ood fri onu ,\nl :Jo.xter , v.ho\nl1st onod \"8t1ently and \\'/as , ve r y courtoou::. ~ut i n e. j okinr wa?·tlidn ' t. believe no .\nI d j d not noourntvly r.101\\sure t.ho c i st.,~r:cc botv1oon t ,o;;o trio\nount.11ina\nun'.il ::;: l anded nt Ponu l oton, Or e :on , t.liu t s l\\:--o aa:, w ,or e I I.old a numhor , r\n'li lo t f ri, ncls nf -ni •·\" ·.v iat I huti oh sorved nnd t ho•· oli <l r.o t scoff or lnu h but\ns~.- ~osteJ :.h~y ~1 ·ht b o <'uided \"\"i ssilos or somuthin • no ~: .\nl r, \"r..ct sov o rt1.l\noir i nto\nde scri\n0.'Cd • n..i e. ssurod ::so ! :u t l wu:;•1' t 1..r ~u!,inr; or\nI v ir.\ncr ttt.y .\nl c:u<'t e 3om,y ,to:,i '!1.;on , , for e r ,.r :• .. i r :or cos ? i l ct • .. o is r,O\\, o u r n ­\nt in\n\" usti r.\nO\"'e r o-.;i on :, n't Pt.11 l &to:. ,\nr o 0:1 , \" .• :., ~ ~-ou 0';)3c:r v1..u , ! , • c:on­\novo r nm r.,;. ~ 1· ,,v Lt\nnvc r nncnt\n11 •\n' \\' (.\n'\n,L ' •\nr o•\n.....\no\n\\ :;co . . 1.r:\n.o •c i e .\ni g. •,:\n.::er· a•.1\n, 1.·. l:· cti u\ns r o r n• ,,.,. r\n~r.1\n,,. .. r.o t\ncxisi .\n~i o:. l r"
  },
  {
   "n": 103,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p103.jpg",
   "text": "oxor.,ir.e.ti on\nimport~nt\nor,y\non two\n111tr r y\nFBI a s t o t.he authenticity of my :itor y or\n11 riontc. l or o. physlc,:, l\n,\na b to rny capu.bilitios , l ntve r ,,coived no inter est f r or.- tlirise two\nprotect ive f or ces o f our country; I will ,o so f a r ~o -..o a::: sunl'J t n&t\nr opor t I ra ve .t.o the 'Jnitod a~.tl Aosociet,i::a Pr ose end c vor t:ie r adio\ncllffer er,t ocoosions whictt a :1pe1 r1mtly set tno r,ation buu in1;, if our\nIntellit once was nnt nwor <, of ,, u.:t I obser ved , the:, would be t r.e vvr ? fi r st\nI hnv o received l ot s of reD•iast; s f r om r>oopl e ,;t.o ..old mo to J'l&ke n lot\nof \\ i l d ~osses .\nI .. , ·Je bu:;-,d \\'n,r,t\n.1. no.vo wri t t <,r\nt.<. r c in '\\.nis ort.j r;l ,. on\npositiv-\" fact s •,n:.1 on r, r 11n\n,wn\"i,\n;r.uch n r,ystory Lo \"1CJ us ;_ t, i c ~o\nt; .u r &st. o~ t1w .:or l c .\ni . • 1r !...\n4\n,:'('lT\" i.\n1-..,\n• '\"l (.Xtr,:l,. • l\"'\n',.1.\n••\ncr .\"'l)r', r.r- 1\n•\nni h • !t;,i: .. t_..r; ,,; ·• 1·),, •. rt v.t•s\n1. • ior,1\n} ,_,, r.t;tt ,,~r.old\n~O l' £87\no .: so , Idc..:.o •\n• 111->:,\n:;,::,e~o1.. lon :er\nw••' ..:<..e,\neir\nl.iick:-c. s s •;.rs t.bout 1/2u• ~- of -:.,.eir ;,iat:,\nrj r.t\n'I:-\n\\.O\nt.\ni r l o r .;•\n•• ..,ee:-e:.i ir :·x: . ...cc .:.tion,"
  },
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   "n": 104,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p104.jpg",
   "text": "---\n•\n..,\n?11~,...\"\"\"~~11!\"\"1\"7:,Vriu,\nCAPT • Jom; H. c:,1ll'::L:LL,\nHEADQUARTERS TACTICAL AJR COMMAND\nLANGLtrY\nl'l«l.O.\nVUIGIN IA\n7 Jul:,, 1947\nIN ,._y\nIIUU TO'\nStE~CT :\nRoport of unu::ua.l Cel estial Phcna:io?ll'.\nTO:\n.A:;sistnnt Chie!' of Staff , A- 2\nHeadqu1.r-';er!\" Tacti -~:. .ir Ca:u-..rnd\nLo.ne;ley Fiel.!,\n-✓ir~i:tiA\n1.\nT'to foll~1inv re ort i:; :;utnitted concorn.i~~ an unu3Wll occur­\nre:ice ob::crved b:,\n:>or::onnnl 1t .E.r.'roll ::olc!, ''ont;;<rlor-J,\nAla . on t!10 nic;h\n0- 33841 , ~q. TAC\n0-25.>1()1., !fq, TAC\nl:3T LT . TICODORE DE\",;zy, 0- 2094172 , liq, TAC\nCAPT• .!IBD...A.1, , To.ndolph Field, Tox:1s\n2 .\nAt Appro-/.i1.0.toly 2120 Contra.l time , a li.:;ht, ,r.ith a 'brilliance\nsliihtly :-;r aator than a. star , a.pponrod from tho 'lost .\nIt \\'l't\\G firot noted\nabove the horizon of a clear 1,1000- li;;ht ni.;ht , tr.i.velinc in a.n ea.A t~.:-ly\ndir ection nt n hich r e.to of spood .\nThora 1,nA no audib le sounr! :1nd it was\nimpooniole to c.etorru.ne the n l -';i tuc.o, exoe:-,t thn t, .it a.pr,onrad to be a.t\nGr ea-'; heicht . It traveled i nn zic za.G cour30 ,nth f r oquent bw'~t3 of\nopoed ,.-.r.1uch liko a v,u tor uuc as it spurts a\"'ld ::top:; ncro:Js tho sur.Co.oo of\nwater .\nI t continued until it was directly ovorh~d a.nd cha.l'll;Otl courso :)Qo\ninto tho couth.\nA.i'tor t ravolill{; in tho a b ove r.nnnor !'or o.pproxinntely fi\"Te\n(5) n i nutoo, it turnod oouthwoot· e.nd ,•,as loot in the br i l lia.noJ of tho r.1oon.\nat 2145 Contr e.l it ,·in.a no loncer posoihlo to oboerve it.\n3 .\nA ca.11 wns pla.cod to lJa.xwell Fiol<l oparo.tion:i reforenoo titio\nphenomom nnd inquirJ made if any oxporiuental a.ire.raft 1·1oro schodulod for\na. flir;ht in the vicinity.\nTho reply wan negative .\n4 .\nllo pl a usible expl amtion is o!'fe.red for tho unuooo.l o.ction of this\ncourco of li:1lt, which nctod oontr&..ry to o.ny cOl'llnOn a.erodynrunioe.l laws.\n'i'hio report is submitted upon roqueot, in view of Lho many recont ropor ts\nreferenco \\.10.U.::lual a.oria.l objoots obsorvotl throuchout tho u . s.\n&.\nTwo of the nbovo notod obsorver o a r e r ated pilots and tho other two\nare air intollic;once officor o .\nAll oboorvor o ·,,ore oold sobor.\n(\n,1\nI~ 1'1\n•\n6 .\nAttached hor ewith a skotch ohowi!'lC o.pproximn.to cour:;o\nr, T )\n# f ... T\n~-, r,\nw✓; ,_ J.1 .I c.\n/ L\n,,\nh ~ ~\"\n~\n. , J\n~ ~ ..,_.,,\n1IU:OH u. KAYKV\n­\nCa.pta.in, Alr Corpe\nAD-... AL.l. COMMUNICATIONe TO I\nCOMMANOINO GIMIIIAL TACTICAL A l lllt COMMAHO"
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   "n": 105,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-130/p105.jpg",
   "text": "•\n:~.-1_':,:.,::_\n·--\n'\\.---, , ,....... ..... , ,,-..--,. , ,./ \\,..... '\\\n..,\n\"\n...\n\\\n...... _\n)\n\\\nI'\n' '\n,\n,\n\\\n' '\n,,."
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   "n": 106,
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   "text": "-\nUM\"'-TTO\n• •\n• DIIIECTI)ft. NAVAi. ~[S[AR<:H 1.MOMTQ••\nABMT LLUSOlf onxo• - e\nWUMIMOTOII 20, 0.C.\n•\nNAVY DEPARTMENT\nANO MRJI TO:\nNAVAL RESEARCH L\\BORATORY\nColle 110\nWMHINQTON l0, D . C ,\n18 Jul7 1947\nSUBJJlC'l':\nlate\"1ew ot Penon ReporUn« tllidentitied Aerial Object\nTO:\nAaat Chief d\nAir S\\atf-3\nCollection ~re.nob, AJJ\nWaahin«ton a~. D. C.\n1. .l\\ the requeat of Lt. Col. G. D. Oe.rrett, UJ A-2, the\nun4eraipe4 baa interriewed. thia 4ate Mr. c. JI. Zohn, .ldainiatraUTe\nAaai■\\aa\\ 1A the Jtooke\\ Soade Section. lllL, who bad preT1oual7\nNleued Wonatlon to the PNH ftCaZ'dinc an aerial objec\\ which\nhe a\\a\\ed he •w at Vh1te Sallda • Bew Mexico• 29 June.\n2.\nSubatance ot the 1nte\"1•w la aa followa :\nAt betYHD. 1:00 and 1:30 p. •• Sunday, 29 June 1947,\n!Ir. 7.olm, in the colll)NlT of the tollovin,;:\nMr. J. R. Bauke, mn. Rocket\nSon4.• Section teleaetering eupe\"1aor; Mr. C. c. Rockwood, llRL Rocket\nSonde hip &lt1tu4e apectrocraph acientiat; an4 Mra. llanoy Rockwood,\nvite of the latter, wa• proceedinc &lone Bichw&y 17 in a •orth-katerl7\ndirectioa t'ro• Laa Cruce■, Iew Menco to Whit• 8and.e Y-2 tirlnc groUDd•\nla an au\\o110bil• drinn 'b7 Mr. Iauke. At aom• time between tho•• ginn\na11d about oae-third ot the diat&Dce fro• Laa Cruea Mr. Baulce, who waa\ndr1Tinc the car, noticed the aubject ct.Tic• and called attention to the\nother oco-capenta.\nMr. Zohn opened the viJM\\ow neanat him and obeernd\nth• obJect aoTing at •\nunknown rspid Teloc1t7 at an -cmlalovn altitude,\nvhioh be e■U•tect at about 10.000 feet. u.4 which Mr. k\"aD, vbo alao\nobael'ftd it thro'QCll • .~\nwindow, Htiaated at betnen 8,000 and\n10.000 feet, al.thouch the toner pnta little credence in the ••ti.ate■•\nWhen fir■t aighted th• object vaa to the right and forward\nof the autoaobil• at an ,matated elen.tion and waa • PP•rentl7 aoTin,;\nhorisontally in a •ortherly diNction av.eh a■ to oroH the highway fro■\nript to left. '!'he object vaa obHrnd by &11 peraona in the autoaobile.\nMr. 7.olm etate4 that he coul.4 aot obHr..-e &Jl7 detaila of the object\nother tbaa tbat it ■ ahape va■ ,m1fora, with ao protuberance• mob aa\nth• w1nc■ of an airplane. It waa too diatant to epable atereo■co oic\nTi811&1.isatioa.\n'!'here vu appareZLtl7 ■olH eolar apecular reflectioa\nwhich ••-ed to~ 1A intenaity ae the object receded until it\nwaa loat fro• eight after an eaU-.ted 30 aeconda troa the ti.me tir•t\naoUced.\nBe could aot e,cplain bow it 41aappeared except perbapa that\nthe reflection an«l• 8AT baTe ch.azlce4 abruptly. !'here were app&rently\nno cloud.a or T1aibillt7 ob■truetiona at the ti••• The aun wa.a to the\nrear ot the autoaobile. Mr. :taulce tho~t that at one time be aaw\nT&por traila."
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   "text": "Ltr, .ALO, NRL, 18 July 47 to M•t Chief Air Statf-2, Collection Br., A>J,\n•ubj: \"Inter,-iew of Per•on Reporting Unidentified Aerial ObjectN\n3.\nThi• interview va• made in the pre•ence of Dr. H. E. Newell,\nAct1n& Rocket Sonde Section Head, vho •aid that Mr. Zohn had recently\nbeen in the Ba•y and h familiar with the appea.rance of the ma.Jor1ty of\naircraft type• and with meteorological balloon•. Mr. Zohn al•o •tated\nthat none of the occupant• of the car were intoxicated.\nJI /, t\n(' }J /ll\nWILLIAM P. MEI.I.;:Y\nMajor, Air Corp•\nAMC Liahon Officer\n2"
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   "n": 108,
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   "text": "-\n-\n----\n'.:: C p y\n~t':..n:~r,\nIr:t~rvie'r.s ·,r! t~ ~a.:,t . z. J . S ... 4:'J an,:! !.a.. \"'>'1 Sto~en• , :_- • t,-J A.:.r\nLi>1es :--:.1.-.t~, wh:> r PO~ ..-'\";.,j .-. c'-h1.:; !'!v:.n;: . • ~1-., .\nC.r~t,,.i-, E • .; . C.!'.~To was :.ntorvi ~ .--,-! .. ~ 1500,\n0 .:-'lY 1917, concurn!ns\nt~e • flyi~b Jisks\", ar~ stat<-1 W#~~~1'!\"!t: ~llv ~, !'allows:\n\"\"\"o 16ft .;:iois e , I d,.~1,,,. et 2::i\"4 rc.(.i!'ic S:,..., -1:i.n. :.:.\"\"!• .\nA~ approxir:,itoly\n2015, the co- pilot, Ralph STE'\"IE:S, calle~ ,y ott1J'1t 1 ?~\no t he f :rst o~~~ct\nS'3en.\n7ic ..,~r ~ .,hr-n i\"l t i'l\" •1ici-,ity of Ot..-\"t, ldci.1>, our altitude we~ c.:,p­\nr?ximet~ly 6500, and ~e wPr J clL-~:.~~ t o o~r ~roposoc cr ~ising altituie cf\n3000 !'ro~ t her'3 t o Po 1dleto-:., C,1·ub,;,-, .\n~-·\" .~()9.dinb ? !' tho pl::i...-,e '\\t that t.i.'\"lo\n-..u 300 due;reeo l:c._;netlc ''ortr., as1d t i.13 ..,i.,~._c+ (-,.,,.) --.a... ::.:..;htG:! at-\n~ .... .--,,c­\n:!.>r.atJly 2~0 r.!.:._,.:- ..~s ,\nC. '\" t ., -l-.-r-J9S b :, ;:..:- l 0 !'t.\n: :,'ffl an otrl,H t ior11l !'-:,.u­\nc~_:!3ct:: q>i)ee:- J1 to .,}\"I,, 1\" :t er thtJ 11:1....:.., ,\n.:,r . ; ,.s , ':>bjoct.\nrl1es e !-, .r\nob~~~tc appearc.~ ~li0 htly sm~ller th~n t~~ fi-st c~j~ct _: 0 ~tuJ, t~t c._l\nof t~o o~j'9cts appe11:-..,J on t he t '!.\"'\"l- r l \".nc.\n:\n.....t l:r.'it ..J \":.h~ Alt !.t...1.!<. ..,.\nth~ object~ t o bu ti.r-o...t 8500. r, ...y ...,,..r .. ·-::th::. o_.- ::.liht !'or a:-:,:-\"\"\"!.:'l\"tc. ly\ntwo rr.1~...t~c, -..hM t~\"Y ji:::c.:,:9.,f'lrt><l .\n\"Shortly aft6r the !'irat gr c~i) disap?ear~d, probabl y O\"le er t w? w:n~t~•\nlater, the oeco~ d gro~i> eyp~o.r~J abo...1t 310 d~~i uc~, o~ to the ri~ht of the\nplime.\n7h.,ir i.ltit•.1de was t!le r--;,, > o.s ~ho :'irct 6r o.1,;,.\n;:ir o• of the orj~cta\ne:,peareJ to b... on th~ Cant, plen•, lltld one 0¥~0-·\n'l!'r \"~r<.J ::li6 htly hi0her\nVld to the right o~ t hE: other& .\n':'!,13 s ...o-,:,1 6roup stpy.,-! T;.:, tt.i n o..r sl.,h~\ntwel'le to f.:..!'toon :nin.1tc.:o, thon dlsapp~nrc.J.\n':':<; i.'lri l E;·tulled off by the\nt.i.ne tho second gro-.lp d:s~ppeP~ ...J .\n\"~~e v~j•ots wore nat on the =~&e, the top s!i~htly rough i~ contour .\nThe dimenaiona appeared the s::imo ~3 a DC- 3 appro~imately five ~ilrJ from\nua.\nIL ?.,er 11':)rds, it could have been nl~ety ciles away if it would be\npossible for an obj~ct as larb~::..: t hat ~o~l1 have to bet~ b~ flying, but\nsinco \"'\"' J.i1n't knO'II' l'lha.t we were look!.ng l\\t or !low lart,~ it was, we de­\ncided that if it were the size of a·DC- 3 winb span (90 :oet), lt was about\nr:ve milco c!.:.3tect.\nActually, w~ t o.Te no lde~ Just ~ow large it -:,ras since\n~e c~ul d ~~t 1etenn1ne it~ di,tM ce frc~ ~••\nl'fhen we first sightad tho\nobjects, we decided they wero oither goin~ away from ...1a or ootnine towar dn\n\\.41! .\nAlter a ahort ,Thile, l10'Tev~r, we k:nO'l'I' they coulJn' t be oominc; toward:l\n~s , bocauae we nev~r approached them.\nI d?n't believe they could have\nbee~ 6oing a. groat rate of cp•~d and atill st~ed in si&ht for as long as\nthey did.\nI wo ...11 Ju~e t hey r.iight t.ave bEson travelling about 300 miles\nper hour.\n\"1.::,· pers~n,u opinions r 8&arding the object3 are - that their speed\nvaried, was not conatllilt.\nffi'lm first ai&hted, they were going slow o.nd\nst ayed within aisht for quite sooe time.\nHowever, when we lott ai6ht of\nthem, they seeme1 t o disap,ear ~rnotically immediatoly.\nI think they\neither put on a tran9ndous burst of speed and disappeared from sight, or\nelse they dissipated. Also, it appeared that only one objeot, the large\none, was cort rolled, and it in turn controlled the other objects , and I\nt~ink they were gro'1!ld controlled.~---~"
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   "n": 109,
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   "text": ".\nC O P Y\n.\n-- - ­\n\" IL ~oth instancos, the co-pilot s l~hted the obj~cts firs~ end callc1\n-ey attention t o them.\n';11e weather 'l'!'aB cl..i~r and unlimited, with not a cl:>ud\nin the sk'.r.\n1:'fe checked the wind, and .it was 230-10, or c...t. c: t ho South'1\"1est\nat ten miles per hour .\nThe ai r spE\"P1 of tht ~hip was abo~t 135 ;JPH.\n7he\nsun was bel ow the hor iion and t he objects wer e silhoueted against t he sky,\nht!ll'lce w~ coul d distin~uiah no col or or ref lection. \"\nRalph GT~!S, co-pilot vf the plane, was intG~viewed et 2130, 9 July\n1947.\nSTE\\:::?-1S corroborated the r emarlca cade by St~ITH .;;oncarnin~ the fli&}lt\nof t he plane, the time the objects were sighted, dir ect ion of th~ flibht of\nthe plane, etc.\nTher e wer e two discrepancios in thei r stat.m:ents as ~o t he\nsize of the smaller objeots an~ the alti t ude gt w;.ioh t hey were flyinb •\nSTEV'JWS atated that ther e was a big differenc~ in t he si1.e of the large\nobjeota and t he smaller ones, and that it was hard to dist inguieh the ah ape\nof the small e?\" ones.\nSTEVE:rn alco stPtod that the object s .,..er o at the aame\naltitude s.s their pl ane and eefl'!led to be cli.mbin6 with t hem .\nIn addit ion t o\nconfirmi ng S'~ lT~ ' S stat ~ents concer ning tr9 f l ight, etc. , STb\"VENS stated\noubstll..~t ially as followsa\n\" I was f l ying t he plane when I apotted the fir st object Pt 2012 on t h e\n4t h of July, eight minutes after depar ture from Boise, Idaho.\nI t hought i t\nwaa an oncoming aircraft similar to ourc (DC- 3) about five mil es awftY. ao\nt u.med on our landing lights , whio~ is the usua l si gnal t o anot h er pl ane t o\nlet it know you' re in the vicini ty.\nI mEll\"tioned t.hi s fact to SY.ITH, and he\nwatohed the objeot also.\nWhile we were botr watching, fo~r more objects\nappenr od at t he se.r.o altit~do as the f i rst.\nThey s eemed t o be at the sftme\naltitude as our plane, about 6000 feet. They were heading about 290 dPgress\nmagnet ic North. so I t urned to follow them.\nVie watohed them fo r four or\nf i ve minut es, then t hey all mer ged as one and disappeared.\nI don' t lm01'!'\nt'f.1ether they mer ged i n 1i.ne of f l ight or not , nor do I know whether thel·\nwent beyond our vision or whether they dissipated.\n\"Two minut es l ater, the large ob j ect reappeared wit h thr ee smaller\nones on i ts l e.ft and one smaller one a great a1stance t o the ri&ht .\nW~\nhad t he second &roup in si~ht fo r about twelve minutes.\nThe last t il'\\e\nseen , they were ct i ll in t hat formation and disappeared into t he sunset.\nAlso, when we last caw t hem, they e eemed to have cont inued climbing aft~r\nwe l evel led off and wer e a.bout nine or te.n t housand feet .\n\"At the timo we aaw t he objeot s , t he sun wae below t he hor i zon, but\nt her e was quito a bright r od glow above t he hor i zon from the sunset .\ni\ncouldn't r eal l y •~ what distance they were from ua, not knowing what they\nwere or how large they wer e .\nHowever, while we wer e watchi ng t hEllll we\nradiod ahead to Ontario. Oregon, about t hirty mi l es distant , t o th~ weather\nstation there, and t ol d t hem what we were s eeing and asked thern t o 60 out ­\naide and cee if t hey coul d aee t hem.\nThey r adioed back anrl saia they could\n- 2 ­"
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   "n": 110,
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   "text": "• •\nCOP Y\naee nothing. • o the objects could have been beyond Ontario. •lnoo we had\ntold thom that they wero betwea:i our plane and Ontario.\nIt should alan be\n•noted that the pera.onnel at Ontario would bo looking at a dark alcy and\n~\nnot be l i kely to be o.ble to aeo them anyway.\n•1 oan' t •a:t whether th-ey are lllan-made diaka or nbt, whether they are\nradio controlled or not, or onythinb about them,\nThey did not maneuver muoh\nat all, except when the first group merged. All I can •a:t 1a that t~ey were\ngoing our direotion and were climbing.\nI don't think they were clouds, aa\nthere hadn't been a oloud in the alcy, end it woul rl ho.ve been quit o a pha:i­\n• Onlenon a• it was l ike nothing I had ever seen before.\nThere was a big dif­\nrerenoe in the ai&e of th~ objeota. The amaller one• were hard to diatinguiah\nas to ahape; t ney were not shiny. nor did tho •r11p•.\nI couldn't swear on a\nstand that they were not olouda, but I think it impossible. l ad they been\nclouds, they wouldn't have appeared and diaapp,arod s o suddenly, end we\nwould h&ve approached them.\n\"A• we wero taxi in& out to take off ~ro~ Boise, tho tower oalled us\nand uked us if we had •~en imy ~i•k• lately.\nAa ~ conaequenoo, we were and\nhad bem talking abo~t the flyi~ disks when we sighted th'll'I\\.\nI don't baliove,\nhowever, that i t waa a f igment or the imagination, as S11ITH and I were seeing\nthe aa:ne thi~a, even t ho object far off to th o right in the second s roup.\n'ffe also called tho st~-.rard~s•, whn bad not ~oen in on th~ co,,versatio~. and\nff'i't hout me!'ltioninb \" ~iaka• akaed ~er w~at she saw.\nShe state1 that 1hfl! aaw\nt 'le sa:no thin.;s we did, which s eC!\"lled to prove t o ..lll that j t was not. our\n!.ma;ination.\"\nIn addition t o the abovo, STCTV.S statod, off the . e~ord, that he was\nrat her disappointed in SMTTa tnd all th~ publicity he r~R ~etting.\nuo\nt hol.l{;ht t hat SlJITH was probably \"grnnd-atanti.ing\" aome, and that as far ~s\n~e , STEVEfJS, ws1 ooncerned, he wu not 6 oing t o t~ intorviewf'j by any r t-­\npor~ers, or go on the ~adio, et c .\nJo stated that he WAS blad to talk t o\na -~-..vy r epr11!S9'\\t&t~vo a.bout it, or to any ot~er ~ove'\"?Ullent official, M:i\nhel p ::..n &\"'1:Y way he coul.i, b•.1t :.e certainly did.-' t ~.,t t o be b-:>thercd r..t o\na lot of intervi ews wlt'l ~\"spspers nnd radio stations .\nST~li''S :e~ed to\nthe writer to bo e vory level heade1, aena\\bl o man, ar.~ not in r~vor or a\nlot of }'~blicity, ltl ereaa s,~ITE, alt.,-,:,itt}, a a-,::iai blo mM and all , e ene..! to\n• ~ mor ~ in fa·,or of t1.ll t ~e publicity he was i;Ottin&•\n- end ­\n..\nV\n•"
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   "n": 111,
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   "text": "Incident\n4il' 1208 I\n16 July 1947\nMBKJUNDUtl Fm T1£ OFF'ICER Df CHAROE:\nl. On 12 J~ 1947, Captain Sini.th, o~ the United Airlines, was\ninterrlaed at the Boise !-lun.icipal Urport, Boiae, Idaho. Captain\n5111th wu passing t.hrouah Bot.• on a echedule flight at the time and\nhad a 20 ainute stop-oYer. Captain Smith rei.terat.d the etatements\norigiDally aade by bi.a to the press as to what he bad •••n in tha late\n•Y~ of J'l.117 4th, wti.n 8 ainutes out ot Boise on the route to Seattle,\nWuhi~ton. It is th• opinion ot tbe intervi•er that due to tha poaltion\nCaptain Saith occupies, that he, Captain Smith , would have to be Te'rT\netrongl.7 convinced that he actually saw t1ying disk• be.tore he would open\nhuuelr tar the ridicule attached t.o a report ot this type."
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   "n": 112,
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   "text": "16 July 1947\nTO ·mou rr •AY ca.:mm1\nT,\n.ijor Archie \"1 . Bromine,\n,C, •j o hor eb., m1ear, Usie dete,\nthat t'..c. follcdnt st.;.te;..ent s a re t r ue to the best of :'l\\i. krionlod~e:\n' On 6 July 191.?, <iile £lyir1g frcm Ocden, Utah, to Yansas\nC~tJ , 'issouri, at 1(1()()1) ft 1r. a\n- 25, I noticed~ vex-, bris,~t\nob.., ct lo,., c.nd to er..; left, eppr oxinately lO r.-.Ues away.\nTbe\nwas 1 :15 f . • • , and position approY...iJnately 100 m.i.l '.:c ~,est of\nl,c.nsas ~.:.t., . ' 'y first i.mpres3ion ~:as that it ,-:as thd top of a\n·,oter tant-.\nfter checkine r.i; po::;iticn on th~ map ! a..;iin\nlooi:E:d +:.o :- left (elapsed t:L-:,.e 5 aecond,) .\nA r ound, disc\nshe.peel object, v1?1-y br i6ht and silver colored, s .. <:. e·t to be\nfl.,'.in(. on6 to t t10 miles off :r--.;,· left :winz at ll ocl oc . a t\nD 000 ft.\nT\"le bri~htness of the object which I ,·rould 3st .i.11a te\nat ;0- 5 ft • .:..1 d~ e\"t.;r , m:.s ver;,\nreat. It seer.ied t o be\ntravelin.., •n crune riirlctior. nt sa.1:1e rate of speed ( 210 Pn\nuntil I s~rted to t.un 1 into it, then it. c rlot el y iisapp r oct.\n1,eather conai tio,1s at that ti::ie\n\\!re CAVU . 1\n>\\,~:; I:£\n. c.Jor, Ai r Corps\n./\n-~,~·:;\n-\n-.-, ,.. CIDM--- _,., .. PIIIICU. --HIN ... • &"
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   "n": 113,
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   "n": 114,
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   "text": "·\n~ :\n. •\n·\n,\nrri: -.J.::j~ .~-•. ·1·.IJ ·.llt:r1·1:1,1n.·l ' -I-is: \\••r'ft·r,1>..\n, -•,.t . 1, ,\\\"..•·. ·-:1·• -.: •.·.1-\n.·.~\n. -:':\"'J. '\":i,J!- il-1!1];:\nllt .. •f·f ' .J·.\n, 1\n-.•\n,, f ''I .:·.-.. 't·).'''•'.\"' .l.~•Jr. ~·.~-~.tr-_.,\n.. ••: 1:tf•••• r: •ffr- ,~rff,r • - ·&f ,1 f ·f:4\n,a. ·• i.. .. .. !\n~-•• ra... .tlL•. .ic, _._ _I!~ _·\n:::o\nC/')\nr~,\n(./)-.\nf\nf!1-' ~1·!/f!'-Hif;(tl!Jilrr••,i-:-_,ii!i1·~:\n,-\n·~\nrn\n~--\n~\n• ~\n...\n~- • ., :..li_i !-- I .~f·.•l ~-\n..~\n0\n,1·1 .·:-.·\n1'7'1\n--i\n·~\n-;Ii •! f :_ii tffif:;.,111:1(f]ijJ:1\n~ -\n.l\nI is\n;\n·•\n., t; •~r s:11 J•f f f _I ta 'at-_ ■ f\n'4 11~,-~f2 ~i:.r,\n- • ~\nI\no - .,\n11 I t ..! it1•-i iiI f\n~ :~1 f = .~r:i • te•J•'h U d\"' , ••.• '\"f '\n:' -ii~ f\n~ Ht :.1:1f!!1f,ru: f;!1IJf\nI\n• ,, f\n~ J:l ! 111•~ :'f f!:.!.\\.»l! !(f.tf.,i\n~\n~ ~\n,.\n,,.\n~\nr\n-• rf .,~rrf~•Sf! 1 ,,~\n~ '\n-,,\n• 11\n.I- •\nf · t· •1 • \"· ., .• 1~ ! 1, r\n··': . a\n\"\"'\nV\nif ••\n... 'l''-ifC[\nJ •·~\n.. ­\n~"
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   "n": 115,
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   "text": "fll\nWAR DEPARTMENT\n•\ncll\\sstFIED MESSAGE CENflL'R\nINCOMING CLASSIFIED MESSAGE\nPARAPHRASE NOT REQumED.\nHANDIE A;~ t\n, •• ,. , .:;i;:::.:. :~­\nRESPOIIDE:OOE PER PARAS 511 o.nd 60a : ~ -\n-~, ..;80-5\nFrom:\nCG EBAMA san Berna.dtno CalU'\nTo:\n00 AAF Wasb DC attn AC/AS 2, Counter Intelligence\nD1v1rstonJ CO 51.Xth Army, Attn: AC/S, G 2i CG .Hq\nAMC thru Sacramento AMA, Calif' attn Chte:f.~ securtty\nSection\nDTO:\n102359z\n8 July 47\nt approximately 1550 PST Alvin E Mooz,­\nman ls L\nt\n96 Ftr Sq, vhtle f'lying r01.1t:tns toe t\nmission in C\n51 at 20\".000 feet 1mltcated • a1g11ted s t'lo\"t\nobjeot ot light reflecting nature vhioh appeared to be vith­\n. out verttoal ttn or any v1a1blo wings vtth apparoqt depth\nof' a P 51 airplane at app~oxtmstel~ 35,000 feot a1tttua~\nand a.pproittma.te 1ooation or ~34~d~a~~e~e~s-4,~~~~~...,M..w-6Mi•\n17 dogreos _\nt\nng u e.\nO eot vas in\no\napprox1ma e17 30 secondsc\nObjoot van ags.tn stgbted\n~ at 15505 PST at approximately 50000 reet altitude en~ over\nMount Baldy ap-proximate J.ooatton of 34 degrees 20 minutec\nl.atttude-117 degrees 47 minutes vest longttudeo\nPilot attempted to\nunable to do so~\nSpeed of\nclimbing. March Field end\nand reported non~ ,or thetr\nACTION:\nAAP\nnm:\nkeep object in sight but vas\nP 51 e.pproxime.tely 300 mph an.rJ\nother bases in area vere eontaoted\nships 1n ,the a1r o\nAA~\nEnd\nDIS'f -\n(12 Jul. 47)\n.,\nICI f\n·--­\nIIJ•\nD U I\n13\nTHE MAKING OF. AN EXACT COPY OF nus MESSAGE IS FORBIDDEN"
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   "text": "•\n•\nJ'Jl))U\nCG .t.TIJ> A!C l'Oll! 1'0TDlr, ••Te\nnu m ~\nnm, 1423231 JOI,T 1947\n•\nTO:\nCO .UC AftI CBID OJ' ftJJT\ndS6'4~ DO( DWJOUBDWIID B.UZ OOMMdl> SUlinCf Q,UOH l'LnlG DISCS ~\nUOb\n01ns 70I.LOVIJfO SUJOlill OJ' IIP!DTIJIW VI!B IBIC DilSff OMA BWJl()tm)Lill)\nco•SLUU:LilY Cll COISUBLK RIFORDD s.nun JIOUR mo SIIAn PIIOSPHOBDS COLOll\n•ucs J..BOU GIUm> l'ALLS DWl'OtnmL.A.ID A! !lllO mRD TBBEI ZEB) HOtJRS LOCW.\nfl~. sxm~ DUO OD ZllRJ lllllJ'BS LA.DR PD u l'IIIS! ~\n.aa .ACOOJIDIIG 1'0 D&BSTI IOtJll DISCS Y.BU CLOD 1'0GMKD 1• .&BLI LID A !Ill.IL\nJ'Ollu.1'IOI )(OfllG KAI! PARUJ.Jt !O GBOUID PD s~u DISC LISS CLIWl BU!\nDi.lm.IJn SAO DlDO'flOI PD OAJISST VOULl) liOUOBLY Q'.rlMAD AL!'l!OD:I or DISCS\nA!' !HBD ZJ:BO TJl)USAll> J'Df SIMICLI .&PPADl'l'LY MOTIJQ lDl' r.AS!r AS DmY\nDIIAPP1&UI> ll DI.» rD OOOID8 PD\nUID SKAn OJ' DlSO WA.I LID\nBUBII, ~\no:a mo SJINICll llLACI SPOTS OJI' ~LE SJMIOLW JI) fl«>D !JW:L\nDNlCLS ill> DU RIPPRSD !BA!' ~!IID OJSKBYD OOMP.ABJI]) Slib':& 07 DISCS !O\n!BUI ~\nPl> Dl) 07 OOIOIUII0.U'IO• . nOM aWl'OlmlLA)JD B.AS.11 00111.UD PD :&St.U­\nI.ISHll> :BY 1IH.ffIDlll CIU. ]k)IOCI( I• 011.t.Bm BKPBDR Sli!IOI GllAJID J'.&LLS CM.A.\n!11.A!r C.l'flJ V.U D&'PBD J!l !INIS IIDIO.ADD"
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   "text": "-\n-\nC\n0\nI' y\nJIIIIOil:tft\n1Mt\n_..,. inm,.taaca mo oe &TM> .uc:\nft IDI\nI, UO ... 0~ Jllf .. YOB F_,. CO\n.\n-~--·~~.. fL?DI .\n• • , ....,.\"111.Y\n,.,. IICll1D IOOC&l\n•\nPD ..... ouiu•m ---\nU 8-10000 FIIT\n..,.D D DIIC .. Fim IIcnmll> UOOT e. MIUl8 IOU!'Jl IOvrB •\nnaila\n•XIID BY • ..... fta 111P..aft.Uift UD Jal\n•\nIIXW:a, NA ~ PJ> DIIC .._.D \"8011! 1'D 8&Jll SPil M\n.\n....# 10000 Pal', ... Olll'IU.a ll lll&P9 LID IIIICJOD 1EDL, l>IaC\n,••\n, •11 TO IVI' ta C7L01JDI QIIIII M I! JJMDI> tnU UI> Din A Blr11I&JI :euci\nI\n8'1L a,pn1114,Y f'IF!lal Jatal LCBl PD Tall, 1IU Snatil TO TD\nfllS b _,.,._,...\n••\nmsr us lll'CSim> ~\n~bD r\n'\n~ t l~1\n11t[ 1\n_,... & BIGII P-Oiii&, tUDJm LilllT 01 Da.11:B\nIS SWlitlitD\nnc\n•\nilD\n•am IllffLCl'U sun"
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   "text": "MESSAGEFORM\nCR-1\n•\nCAI.Lt\ny\n........ AWIN I\nTai t\nPlilvl11 IT\n-....,,.,.\nan'PTOeMf'M Ott\n_\n_,,\nI\n..\n·~•a .t.eOY• ro• llaNA.£ cmrt'D ON£F\n\"'°\"'' <~\n59th A.ACS Grou.p\n..,'n.nr\ni:lm\"'11..or! Ale 111.:,\nCOIA.& Ans Ala! GIU»- l'fUf\nllT.a.LlC>.iXCI\naa:uRrTY a.Aall\"lc:ATICIN\nC&ilCIM<:S rOft\nI\n-­\no~~\nR0'£1'S TO MOTH£R IUSSIIGE\nIOllfflflCAlUI\n~.,.,.\nT\\o \"L\n.inw • ..:'vJh ::;... ..... LA.,..Ji. G lh.1i1:'.'.l -~T L.:u ':'wu ~\nu .MI ~\nP.:.n !ilJlfA\nI\n~\nJ,\n\\ I. J l JJ <.JlJJ-C'.!' ......s ,.,iJ ;>-1.V~\n...... -= ...,) z....r.u ?v.:J. T!:!:-..:..i:; z..no z.:.oRA.\nhJl!. .:,_v:....,.,._ ..• ~ _...s B Y ,;.,tJv.rt Q.wu. 1':nIS li.::,;l; v AZ!•.:1S 5_·,.e.Jiu.\n~ V p J\nla:ttphrttse hit f't-t ..: r ,c .\n'{.~.., :~--• we~ ...\n... _ 'i'iaL cvr .. ts.s:,-:>~aeuce\n~ r l):U'l1V-A]lOS ) l!. ~\n\\I. ..,Oa ( 4J, Alt JoO-:.,. 15 .\\.\\14;\\l&t 1940.\n1-------SCCUflfTY a..A8Sll\"ICAT'ION -------SIGi-•♦-TUM-------UTHORIZATION----.:;....----11\n- -------OfttGINATINO AGa:NCY--------1-------------------------11\n..,....\nU.Tl· T1Nl U0UI'\n0f'PICIM. 1'1\\.1\nn.,__,...._WDAOO ,.._,1-1a.aha'4.\n... wo,oor-•1.11111a,u,_....,.......,"
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   "text": "TftANSlllmNG 11EA.NS\nCftYf'TOQMIIH Ott CUA1t TtXT\nR U:'I.:I~\nMESSAGEFO\nCM&a\nTIii\nJIM~\n~TOIi CIATl,1- ­\ny\n-\n12W47Z\nJ..ily 47\n8o£1:::.:.....UTixL\nDIIWf _,,_ tlllllMU\n.-olll'OOUlff\n..\n•,..a A.eOv• ,oa aJaNAL UNTU ONL'f\n; t\nJ.ACS Group\nEl me~dor f Alaska\nACnmlTO:\nCONAS\nAT4 ASSISl'&.T CH. w' ui Si'AFP\nI ,., r..tL::.I \\T_..CG\n1...-ottMATION TO:\nOBJ...C'!' R.;:.SBl-iBLI~G A.J ALU\nAL·:'ITU.:.Z.\nLYI G J.T A G~T SP~.::.JJ L.\neaQIIIITY CLAUl,,ICATION\n8onl'Ib:z.., 'fI.Id,\nD 01tkWW. IIES!Wit\nltl7lftS TO MOTH£ft IIIESSAGf:\n._.._..no.\na.ASWICAT'tla\nA rvitTH TO Su\\JTH\nDlh.!.CrIOJ PlJ OH5..t.A .-.X!Uts ~S !~\nI.. VICI,d.:'Y vi L.-....,.,..JUtU'\n.A.I.ID nA.Jvl1 G.11o\"YS.:.R THIS ru.A.u~v..ll.i'....HS PD\nCOPY\nl'araphrase ..ot .req..iired.\nHaunle ,. 11 eu.,.. !v......'?:.\\:L c;rre11poudeuce\nper psr&eJ·apb~ , 11 ano. 6'JII\\ ( 4) . AR 380-5, 15 Au~st 1946.\nSUL. Iziu~!AL\n\"\"'° ,_•---WO AOO F- ll· IA, II A..'4.\nud WO AGO J'-\nIOl, 11 Mar a, wlddl.,. ......."
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   "text": "P:u:k£1.ee receiv-,1 frori 3herirf llerle r. Wilmoth, ·:;a.tseka, Ill. His\n1~\nt -,r s tRtes t he inst rumft1 t in the package was found by a tarri1er at\nDanforth, Ill. It l anrlect in the mirldle of a section of his farm land a.nd\nbur ned w\"eds 2,2 feet t.nl l to fine ash an area of l} feet ir. diam. around\nwh~r e t he ohject dropped .\nThe instMll!lent consist s of:\n(a)\nPl as t er of paris hody having an ovnl. cavity thru it.\n(b)\nA power microphone which screws over one end of the oval cavity.\nThe power Microphone carried the name, \"~thaniel oalawin Inc. \"\nJol.lt Lake i:ity, Utah. Pat ilAy 10 1910 & Jept 14, 1?16. l'at r;os\n957/+0J (se cond nwii>er not rearlable)\n(c)\n,. n\"lall\n11Polymat11 filter condenser.\n( rl)\nTwo bakelit.e cyl ind.-xs to which i:i1 at tact-~ d a net v,ork of fine\n~opper wire . These w~re obviously coils w1ct the irapact has t orn\nt he wi re from t.he core. ( Our radi o s ection definit ely states t hat\nt his is old stuf f , or t he coil s wer e us ed quite some ti.me ~ o,\nsinc e havine been repl aced by slllAller oore ef ficient coils )\n(e )\nA piece of m~tal having ~acnetic properties obviously broken off\nt h e power micr ophone as a r esult of the irapact.\nTot1 r>lMter of pru-j s bo~• was broken up by t hl'I impact but some ot the\npi~ces w~r e held toget her by wi re r~in f or cernent inside the plast er or paris.\nMrs. \\','hec\\on\nJ\n'?.74\nExt 7J90? (Jig C) was shown this object hy Mr.\nZimmer of t he FBI.\nt.lrs \"ne'1.on cl aims she knew what it was, but couldn't\nt e'll z±rnmer.\n~\n.\n',\n•\nI/,\n1),\n... . ."
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