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   "text": "1\n11 I I\nI\n.\n'\n'\n62-\nIHC-83894\nI\nSerials EBF 154\n~ ~ 1111 I11111 IH~ llm\nEBF t\n62-HCl-83894-ESF\" 164\nDO NOT·\nDES.fRO)'\n•• ~\nU\nl t7{iJ;; +•\n_\nFBI - CENTRAL RECORDS CENTER\n_ _ .\nHQ - HEADQUARTERS\n.\nClass / Case #\nSub\nVol.\nSerial #\n0062 83694\n1\n164\nONLY\n8/11/1274166\nI\n11 1/IIIHIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllll~IIII\nRRPO031XG8"
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\nr\nDEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UN1TED STATES AIR FORCE\nDIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n15 February 1949\nAIR INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS\nMEMORANDUM NUMBER 4\nUNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT\nPART I - GENERAL\n1. PURPOSE\nThe purpose of this memorandum is twofold:\na.\nTo enunciate continuing Air Force requirements for information pertaining to sightings of\nunconventional aircraft and unidentified flying objects, including the so-called \"Flying Discs.\"\nb.\nTo establish procedures for reporting such information.\n2.\nRESCISSION\nDepartment of the Army Collection Memorandum Number 7, dated 21 January 1948, and letter,\nCSGID 425.1, dated 25 March 1948, both subject as above, which have been transferred to Air\nForce agencies for action, are herewith superseded.\n3.\nREPORTING\na.\nGeneral\n(1) As complete an answer to the requirements enunciated in Part II, as may be procur­\nable, should be dispatched by means of electrical transmission immediately afte:' sighttngs.\n(2) Supplementary reports should be forwarded as availabl e by the most expeditious means\nconsistent with the importance of the information reported.\nb. Major Air Commands (Overseas) and Air Attaches\n(1)\nInitial and supplementary cabled reports will be transmitted to the Dir ector of Intelli­\ngence, Headquarters United States Air Force.\nCables will contain the phase, \" Pass to\nCOMGENAMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, DAYTON, OHIO, ATTN: MCIAXO- 3.\"\nRESTRICTED\nC9-~892, AF"
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   "text": "..\nRESTRICTED\n(2) Supplementary written reports, prepared on AF Form 112, will be forwarded to the\nDirector of Intelligence, Headquarters United States Air Force.\n(3)\nCommanding General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (overseas) and organizations under their control in connection with the\ndevelopment of information on this subject.\nc. Major Air Commands (ZI)\n(1) Reports will be forwarded direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command,\nWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAXO-3 by installations receiv­\ning information pertaining to the requirements enunciated in Part II.\n(2) Copies of such reports may be supplied the Command Headquarters of the installation\nconcerned.\n(3) A copy of all reports sent to Air Materiel Command in accordance with these instruc­\ntions will be forwarded at the same time to the Director of Intelligence, Headquarters\nUnited States Air Force.\n(4) Written reports will be submitted on AF Form 112.\n(5) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (ZI) and organizations under their control in connection with the d~velop­\nment of information on this subject.\nd. Non-Air Force Agencies\n(1) Addressees otqer than those of the United States Air Force are requested to forward\nreports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air\nForce Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAXO-3.\n(2) In order to reduce the time factor involved in transmission of this type of information\nit is requested that, wherever communications facilities permit, subordinate elements be\nauthorized to communicate reports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Com­\nmand.\nPART II - REQUIREMENTS\nGeneral\n1. Date of sighting.\n2. Time of sighting (zonal by 24 hr. clock).\n3. Where sighted (observer's position):\na. Ground\n(1) City, town.\n(2) Distance and direction from city or town, road, intersection, etc.\n(3) From building (story), yard, etc.\n(4) Map coordinates (if feasible) showing latitude and longitude.\n- 2 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\nb. Air\n(1) Type aircraft, speed, altitude, direction of flight.\n(2) Distance and direction from city, town or known landmark.\n(3)\nClock position of object from observer's aircraft.\n(4) Latitude and longitude.'\nc. Sea\n(1) Latitude and longitude.\n(2) Proximity to land.\n(Name city, country, etc.)\n4. Number of objects.\nFormation type (if any), sketch if possible.\n5. Observable celestial phenomena or planets that may account for the sighting. (Local facilities\nor organizations which follow such celestial phenomena should be consulted for such information.)\n6. Distance of object from observer.\na. Laterally or horizontally.\nb. Angle of elevation from horizon.\nC.\nAltitude.\n7. Time in sight.\n8. Appearance of object.\na. Color.\nb. Shape.\n(Sketch if possible)\nc.\nApparent construction.\n(Of what material or substance)\nd. Size.\n(1) Estimated size.\n(2) Size as it appeared from observer's view.\n(Compared to known object)\n9. Direction of flight.\n10. Tactics or maneuvers.\nVertical ascent or descent, horizontal, oscillating, fluttering, evasive, aggressive, erratic, etc.\n11. Evidence of exhaust.\na. Color of smoke.\n, b.\nLength and width.\nRESTRICTED\n- 3 ­"
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   "text": "•\nRESTRICTED\nc. Odor (if any).\nd. Rate of evaporation.\ne. Does trail vary with sound? (spurts)\n12. Effect on clouds.\na. Opened path thru clouds.\nb. Forced cloud or mists.\nc. Reflected on cloud.\nd. Showed thru cloud.\n13. Lights.\na. Reflected or attached.\nb. Luminous\nc . Blinked on and off in relation to speed.\n14. Support\na. Wings.\nb. Aerodynamic list of fuselage.\nc. Vertical jet.\nd. Rotating cylinder or cone.\ne. Aerostatic lift (balloon or dirigible).\n15. Propulsion.\na. Propeller or jet.\nb. Rotor.\nc. Aerodynamic vanes (flapping or oscillating) (Katz Mayer effect).\nd. Visible exhaust or jet openings.\n16. Control and stability.\na . Fins\nb. Stabilizers (horizontal or vertical).\n(1) Size.\n(2) Shape.\n(3) Location.\n- 4 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "text": ", ..\n,,. ...\n..\nRESTRICTED\n17. Air ducts.\na. Slots.\nb. Duct openings.\n18. Speed - M.P.H.\n19. Sound.\na. Continuous whine or buzz.\nb. Roar, whistle, whoosh.\nc. Intermittent.\n20. Manner of disappearance.\na.\nExplode.\n(1) Possibility of fragments.\n(2) Other physical evidence.\nb. Faded from view.\nc. Disappeared behind obstacle.\nRelative to the Observer\n1. Name of observer.\n2. Address.\n3. Occupation.\n4. Place of business.\na. Employer or employee.\n5. Pertinent hobbies.\na. Is observer amateur astronomer, pilot, engineer, etc.\nb. Length of time engaged in hobby (experience).\n6. AbUity to determine:\na. Color.\nb. Speed of moving objects.\nc . Size at distance.\n7. Reliability of observer.\na.\nSources.\nRESTRICTED\n- 5 -"
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   "text": ".• ''\nRESTRICTED\n(1) Neighbors.\n(2)\nPolice Dept.\n(3)\nFBI records.\n(4)\nEmployer.\n8. Notes relative to observer on:\na. Sightings in general.\nb. How attention was drawn to object(s).\n(1) Sound.\n(2)\nMotion.\n(3) Glint of light.\nc. Degree of fatigue and duration of flight at time of sighting in cases where observer is\nairborne.\n9. Witnesses.\na. Addressees.\nb. Occupation.\nC. Reliability.\n10. Comments of interrogator regarding the intell1gence and character of person interrogated.\nRelative to Radar Sightings\n1. Re radars operating on ground.\na. Observations of range, speed, altitude and size of target.\nb. Did target executive any turns?\nIf so, what angle (180°), etc. and what radius of turn.\nIf radius of turn is not observable, how long did the target stay in the turn and what was its speed?\nc. Note particularly any separation of distant target into several targets upon approach. Track\nall if possible.\n2.\nIf airborne when object sighted.\na. Were there any radar inductions or extra noise on radio circuits?\nb. Give estimates of size, speed, maneuvers, etc.\nGENERAL\n1. Teletype sequences of local weather conditions.\n2. Winds aloft report.\n- 6 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "text": ",. '\nRESTRICTED •\n3. Local flight schedules of commercial, private and military aircraft flying in vic!nity at the\ntime.\n(Check Canadian activity if close to that border.)\n4. Possible releases of testing devices in vicinity sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Air Force,\nArmy, Weather Units, Research Organizations or any other.\n5.\nJf object contacted earth, obtain soil samples within and without depression or spot where\nobject landed (and then presumably departed) for purpose of making comparison of soils.\n6.\nJf object came sufficiently near other aircraft or known objects check surfaces with Geiger\ncounters for possible radioactivity. Make comparisons with other unaffected aircraft objects, etc.\n7. Obtain photographs (or original negatives) where available; if not, secure sketches of:\na. Object.\nb. Surrounding terrain where observed.\nc. Place where it contacted earth (ii this happened).\nd. Maneuvers.\ne. Formation ii objects were more than two.\n8. Secure signed statement.\n9. Obtain fragments or physical evidence where possible.\n10. Was any radio antenna to be observed, i.e., (any projections or extentlons that might presum­\nably be construed as such).\nc>:1-?~\nC. P . CABELL\nMajor General, USAF\nDirector of Intelligence, Office of\nDeputy Chief of Staff, Operations\nDISTRIBUTION:\nCommanding Generals, Major Air Commands,\nZI and Overseas\nAll United States Air Attaches\nDirector of Central Intelligence\nSpecial Assistant for Research and Intelligence,\nDepartment of State\nDirector of Intelligence, GSUSA\nChief of Naval Intelligence\nCommandant (INT), United States Coast Guard\nDirector, Federal Bureau of Investigation\nRESTRICTED\n- 7 -"
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\nDEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE\nDIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n15 February 1949\nAIR INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS\nMEMORANDUM NUMBER 4\nUNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT\nPART I - GENERAL\n1. PURPOSE\nThe purpose of this memorandum is twofold:\na. To enunciate continuing Air Force requirements for information pertaining to sightings of\nunconventional aircraft and unidentified flying objects, including the so-called \"Flying Discs.\"\nb. To establlsh procedures for reporting such information.\n2. RESCISSION\nDepartment of the Army Collection Memorandum Number 7, dated 21 January 1948, and letter,\nCSGID 425.1, dated 25 March 1948, both subject as above, which have been transferred to Air\nForce agencies for action, ar e herewith superseded.\n3. REPORTING\na. General\n(1) As complete an answer to the requirements enunciated in Part II, as may be procur­\nable, should be dispatched by means of electrical transmission immediately after sightings.\n(2) Supplementary reports should be forwarded as available by the most expeditious means\nconsistent with the importance of the information reported.\nb. Major Air Commands (Overseas) and Air Attaches\n(1) Initial and supplementary cabled reports wlll be transmitted to the Director of Intelll­\ngence, Headquarters United State:s Air Force. Cables will contain the phase, \"Pass to\nCOMGENAMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, DAYTON, OHIO, ATTN: MCIAX0-3.\"\nRESTRICTED\n~a- 8 ~t-9~-/t'1/"
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(2) Supplementary written reports, prepared on AF Form 112, will be forwarded to the\nDirector of Intelligence, Headquarters United States Air Force.\n(3) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (overseas) and organizations under their control in connection with the\ndevelopment of information on thl.s subject.\nc. Major Air Commands (ZI)\n(1) Reports wlll be forwarded direct to the Commanding General, Al.r Materiel Command,\nWright-Patterson Al.r Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAXO-3 by installations receiv­\ning lnformation pertaining to the requirements enunciated in Part II.\n(2) Copies of such r eports may be supplied the Command Headquarters of the installation\nconcerned.\n(3) A copy of all r eports sent to Air Materiel Command in accordance with these instruc­\ntions wlll be forwarded at the same ti.me to the Director of Intelligence, Headquarters\nUnited States Air Force.\n(4) Written r eports will be submitted on AF Form 112.\n(5) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (ZI) and organizations under thel.r control in connection wl.th the develop­\nment of information on this subject.\nd. Non-Air Force Agencies\n(1) Addressees otQer than those of the United States Air Force are r equested to forward\nr eports direct to the Commanding General, Al.r Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air\nForce Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAXO-3.\n(2) In order to r educe the ti.me factor involved in transmission of this type of information\nit is r equested that, wher ever communications facilities permit, subordinate elements be\nauthorized to communicate reports dir ect to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Com­\nmand.\nPART Il - REQUIREMENTS\nGeneral\n1. Date of sighting.\n2. Time of sighting (zonal by 24 hr. clock).\n3. Where sighted (observer's position):\na. Ground\n(1) City, town.\n(2)\nDistance and direction from city or town, road, intersection, etc.\n(3)\nFr om building (story), yard, etc.\n(4) Map coordinates (lf feasible) showing latitude and longitude.\n- 2 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "text": "RESTRIC:t'ED\nb.\nAir\n(1)\nType aircraft, speed, altltude, direction of flight.\n(2) Distance and direction from city, town or known landmark.\n(3)\nClock position of object from observer's aircraft.\n(4) Latitude and longitude.\nc. Sea\n(1) Latitude and longitude.\n(2)\nProximity to land.\n(Name city, country, etc.)\n4.\nNumber of objects.\nFormation type (l.f any), sketch l.f possible.\n5. Observable celestial phenomena or planets that may account for the slghtlng.\n(Local fac111t!.es\nor organizations which follow such celestial phenomena should be consulted for such information.)\n6. Distance of object from observer.\na.\nLaterally or horizontally.\nb. Angle of elevation from horizon.\nc. Altitude.\n7.\nTime in sight.\n8. Appearance of object.\na. Color.\nb. Shape.\n(Sketch ti possible)\nc. Apparent construction.\n(Of what material or substance)\nd. Size.\n(1)\nEstimated size.\n(2) Size as Lt appeared from observer's view. (Compared to known object)\nQ.\nDirection of flight.\n10. Tactics or maneuvers.\nVertical ascent or descent, horizontal, osctllatlng, fluttering, evasive, aggressive, erratic, etc.\n11. Evidence of exhaust.\na. Color of smoke.\n, b. Length and width.\nRESTRICTED\n- 3 ­"
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\nc. Odor (if any).\nd. Rate of evaporatlon.\ne. Does trail vary with sound?\n(spurts)\n12. Effect on clouds.\na.\nOpened path thru clouds.\nb.\nForced cloud or mists.\nc. Reflected on cloud.\nd. Showed thru cloud.\n13. Lights.\na. Reflected or attached.\nb.\nLuminous\nc. Blinked on and off in r elation to speed.\n14. Support\na. Wings.\nb. Aerodynamic list of fuselage.\nc. Vertical jet.\nd. Rotating cylinder or cone.\ne. Aerostatic lift (balloon or dirigible).\n15. Propulsion.\na. Propeller or jet .\nb.\nRotor .\nc. Aerodynamlc vanes (flapping or osclllating) (Katz Mayer effect).\nd. Visible exhaust or jet openings.\n16. Control artd stability.\na. Fins\nb. Stablll.zers (hor izontal or vertical).\n(1) Size.\n(2) Shape.\n(3) Location.\n- 4 -\nRESTRIC T ED"
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\n17. Al.r ducts.\na. Slots.\nb. Duct openings.\n18. Speed - M.P.H.\n19. Sound.\na. Continuous wblne or buzz.\nb. Roar, whistle, whoosh.\nc. Interml.ttent.\n20. Manner of disappearance.\na. Explode.\n(1)\nPossl.bill.ty of fragments.\n(2)\nOther physl.cal evldence.\nb.\nFaded from vlew.\nc. Disappeared behlnd obstacle.\nRelative to the Observer\n1. Name of observer.\n2. Address.\n3. Occupation.\n4. Place of business.\na. Employer or employee.\n5. Pertinent hobbles.\na. Is observer amateur astronomer, pllot, engineer, etc.\nb. Length of time engaged in hobby (experience).\n6. Abllity to determine:\na. Color.\nb. Speed of movl.ng objects.\nc. Size at distance.\n? . ReUabll1ty of observer.\na.\nSources.\nREST RICTED\n- 5 ­"
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(1) Neighbors.\n(2) Police Dept.\n(3) FBI records .\n(4)\nEmployer.\n8. Notes relative to observer on:\na. Sightings in general.\nb. How attention was drawn to object(s).\n(1) Sound.\n(2) Motion.\n(3) Glint of llght.\nc. Degree of fatigue and duratlon of flight at time of sighting in cases where observer ls\nairborne.\n9. Witnesses.\na. Addressees.\nb.\nOccupation.\nc. Reliabllity.\n10. Comments of interrogator regarding the intelligence and character of person interrogated.\nRelative to Radar Sightings\n1. Re radars operating on ground.\na. Observations of range, speed, altitude and size of target.\nb.\nDid target executive any turns? If so, what angle (180°), etc. and what radius of turn.\nIf radius of turn 1s not observable, how long did the target stay in the turn and what was its speed?\nc. Note particularly any separation of distant target into several targets upon approach. Track\nall if possible.\n2. If airborne when object sighted.\na. Were there any radar inductions or extra noise on radio circuits?\nb. Give estimates of size, speed, maneuvers, etc.\nGENERAL\n1. Teletype sequences of local weather condltl.ons.\n2. Winds aloft report.\n- 6 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\n3. Local fUght schedules of commercial, private and m1litary aircraft flying in vicinity at the\ntime.\n(Check Canadian activ1ty 1f close to that border.)\n4. Possible releases of testing devices ln vicinity sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Air Force,\nArmy, Weather Units, Research Organizations or any other.\n6. If object contacted earth, obtain soil samples within and without depression or spot where\nobject landed (and then presumably departed) for purpose of making comparison of sons.\n6. If object came sufficiently near other aircraft or known objects check surfaces with Geiger\ncounters for possible radioactivity. Make comparisons with other unaffected aircraft objects, etc.\n7. Obtain photographs (or original negatives) where available; if not, secure sketches of:\na. Object.\nb. Surrounding terrain where observed.\nc. Place where it contacted earth (if this happened).\nd. Maneuvers.\ne. Formation if objects were more than two.\n8. Secure signed statement.\n9. Obtain fragments or physical evidence where possible.\n10. Was any radio antenna to be observed, 1.e., (any projections or extentions that might presum­\nably be construed as such).\nc>:t-!~\nC. P. CABELL\nMajor General, USAF\nDirector of Intelligence, Offlce of\nDeputy Chtef of Staff, Operations\nDISTRlBUTION:\nCommanding Generals, Major Air Commands,\nZI and Overseas\nAll United States Air Attaches\nDirector of Central Intelligence\nSpecial Assistant for Research and Intelllgence,\nDepartment of State\nDirector of Intelligence, GSUSA\nChief of Naval Intelligence\nCommandant (INT), United States Coast Guard\nDirectorI Federal Bur eau of Investigation\nRESTRICTED\n- 7 -"
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\nDEPARTMENI' OF THE Affi. FORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES Am FORCE\nDmECTORATE OF INI'ELLIGENCE\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n15 February 1949\nAm INTELLIGENCE REQUIBEMENI'S\nMEMORANDUM NUMBER 4\nUNCONVENTIONAL Arn.CRAFT\nPART I - GENERAL\n1. PURPOSE\nThe purpose of this memorandum ls twofold;\na.\nTo enunciate continuing Air Force requirements for information pertaining to sightings of\nunconventional aircraft and un1dent1f1ed flying objects, including the so-called \"Flying Discs. \"\nb. To establish procedures for reporting such information.\n2. RESCISSION\nDepartment of the Army Collection Memorandum Number 7, dated 21 January 1948, and letter,\nCSGID 425.1, dated 25 March 1948, both subject as above, which have been transferred to Air\nForce agencies for action, are herewith superseded.\n3. REPORTING\na.\nGeneral\n(1)\nAs complete an answer to the requirements enunciated in Part II, as may be procur­\nable, should be dispatched by means of electrical transmission immediately after sightings.\n(2)\nSupplementary reports should be forwarded as available by the most expeditlous means\nconsistent with the importance of the information reported.\nb. Major Air Commands (Overseas) and Air Attaches\n(1) Initial and supplementary cabled reports will be transmitted to the Director of Intem­\ngence, Headquarters United State:s Air Force.\nCables will contain the phase, \"Pass to\nCOMGENAMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, DAYTON, OHIO, ATTN: MCIAX0-3.\"\nRESTRICTED"
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(2) Supplementary written reports, prepared on AF Form 112, wlll be forwarded to the\nDirector of Intelllgence, Headquarters United States Air Force.\n(3)\nCommanding General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact with major\nAl.r Commands (overseas) and organizations under their control in connection with the\ndevelopment of information on this subject.\nc. Major Air Commands (Zl)\n(1) Reports will be forwarded direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command,\nWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAXO-3 by l.nstallations receiv­\ning information pertaining to the requirements enunciated in Part TI.\n(2) Copies of such reports may be supplied the Command Headquarters of the installation\nconcerned.\n(3)\nA copy of all reports sent to Air Materiel Command in accordance with these instruc­\ntions will be forwarded at the same time to the Dlrector of Intelligence, Headquarters\nUnited States Air Force.\n(4) Written r eports wlll be submitted on AF Form 112.\n(5) Commanding General, Al.r Materiel Command is authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (ZI) and organizations under their control in connection with the develop­\nment of information on this subject.\nd. Non-Air Force Agencies\n(1) Addressees otQer than those of the United states Air Force are r equested to forward\nreports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patter son Air\nForce Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAXO-3.\n(2) In order to reduce the time factor involved in transmission of this type of information\nit ts r equested that, wher ever communications facillties permit, subordinate elements be\nauthorized to communicate r eports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Com­\nmand.\nPART II - REQUIREMENTS\nGeneral\n1. Date of sighting.\n2.\nTime of sighting (zonal by 24 hr. clock).\n3. Where sighted (observer's position):\na.\nGround\n(1) City, town.\n(2) Distance and direction from city or town, road, intersection, etc.\n(3) From building (story), yard, etc.\n(4) Map coordinates (if feasible) showing latitude and l~ngitude.\n- 2 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\nb. Air\n(1) Type aircraft, speed, altitude, direction of flight.\n(2) Distance and direction from city, town or known landmark.\n(3) Clock position of object from observer's aircraft.\n(4) Latitude and longitude.\nc. Sea\n(1) Latitude and longitude.\n(2) Proximity to land.\n(Name city, country, etc.)\n4. Number of objects.\nFormation type (if any), sketch if possible.\n5. Observable celestial phenomena or planets that may account for the sighting.\n(Local facilities\nor organizations which follow such celestial phenomena should be consulted for such information.)\n6. Distance of object from observer.\na. Laterally or horizontally.\nb. Angle of elevation from horizon.\nc. Altitude.\n7. Time in sight.\n8.\nAppearance of object.\na. Color.\nb. Shape.\n(Sketch if possible)\nc. Apparent construction.\n(Of what material or substance)\nd. Size.\n(1) Estimated size.\n(2) Size as it appeared from observer's view. (Compared to known object)\n9. Direction of flight.\n10. Tactics or maneuvers.\nVertical ascent or descent, horizontal, osclllating, fluttering, evasive, aggressive, erratic, etc.\n11. Evidence of exhaust.\na. Color of smoke.\n, b. Length and width.\nRESTRICTED\n- 3 ­\n•"
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   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p21.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nc. Odor (if any).\nd. Rate of evaporation.\ne. Does trail vary with sound?\n(spurts)\n12. Effect on clouds.\na. Opened path thru clouds.\nb. Forced cloud or mists .\nc. Reflected on cloud.\nd. Showed thru cloud.\n13, Lights.\na.\nReflected or attached.\nb. Luminous\nc. Blinked on and off Ln r elation to speed.\n14. Support\na. Wings.\nb. Aerodynamic list of fuselage.\nc. Vertical jet.\nd. Rotating cylinder or cone.\ne. Aerostatic lift (balloon or dirigible).\n15.\nPropulsion.\na. Pr opeller or jet.\nb. Rotor.\nc. Aerodynamic vanes (flapping or oscillating) (Katz Mayer effect).\nd. Visible exhaust or jet openings.\n16. Control and stability.\na. Fins\nb. StabiUzers (hor izontal or vertical).\n(1) Size.\n(2) Shape.\n(3)\nLocation.\n- 4 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 22,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p22.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n17. Alr ducts.\na. Slots.\nb. Duct openlngs.\n18. Speed - M.P.H.\n19. Sound.\na. Continuous whlne or buzz.\nb. Roar, whlstle, wl;loosh.\nc. Intermittent.\n20. Manner of disappearance.\na. Explode.\n(1)\nPosslbHlty of fragments.\n(2)\nOther physical evidence.\nb. Faded from view.\nc. Disappeared behind obstacle.\nRelative to the Observer\n1. Name of observer.\n2. Address.\n3. Occupation.\n4. Place of business.\na. Employer or employee.\n5. Pertinent hobbies.\na. Is observer amateur astronomer, pilot, engineer, etc.\nb. Length of time engaged ln hobby (experience).\n6. Ablllty to determine:\na . Color.\nb. Speed of moving objects.\nc. Size at distance.\n7. Rell.abllity of observer.\na. Sources.\nRESTRICTED\n- 5 -"
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   "n": 23,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p23.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(1) Neighbors.\n(2) Police Dept.\n(3) FBI records.\n(4) Employer.\n8. Notes relative to observer on:\na. Sightings in general.\nb. How attention was drawn to ob1ect(s).\n(1) Sound.\n(2) Motion.\n(3) Glint of light,\nc. Degree of fatigue and duration of :flight at time of sighting in cases where observer is\nairborne.\n9. Witnesses.\na. Addressees.\nb. Occupation.\nc. Reliability.\n10. Comments of interrogator regarding the intelHgence and character of person interrogated.\nRelative to Radar Sightings\n1. Re radars operating on ground.\na. Observatlons of range, speed, altitude and size of target.\nb. Did target executive any turns? If so, what arlgle (180°), etc. and what radius of turn.\nIf radius of turn is not observable, how long did the target stay 1n the turn and what was its speed?\nc. Note particularly any separation of distant target into several targets upon approach. Track\nall if possible.\n2.\nIf airborne when object sighted.\na. Were there any radar inductions or extra noise on radio circuits?\nb. Give estimates of size, speed, maneuvers, etc.\nGENERAL\n1. Teletype sequences of local weather conditions.\n2.\nWinds aloft report.\n- 6 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 24,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p24.jpg",
   "text": "..\nRESTR I CTED\n3, Local flight schedules of commercial, private and m111tary aircraft flying in vicinity at the\ntime. {Check Canadian activity if close to that border.)\n4. Possible releases of testing devices in vicinity sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Alr Force,\nArmy, Weather Units, Research Organizations or any other.\n6. If object contacted earth, obtain sou samples within and without depression or spot where\nobject landed {and then presumably departed) for purpose of making comparison of sol.ls.\n6.\nIf object came sufficiently near other aircraft or known objects check surfaces with Geiger\ncounters for possible radioactivity. Make comparisons with other unaffected aircraft objects, etc.\n7. Obtain photographs {or original negatives) where available; if not, secure sketches of:\na. Object.\nb. Surrounding terrain where observed.\nc. Place where it contacted earth (if this happened).\nd. Maneuvers.\ne. Formation if objects were more than two.\n8. Secure signed statement.\n9.\nObtain fragments or physical evidence where possible.\n10. Was any radio antenna to be observed, l..e., {any projections or extentlons that mlght presum­\nably be construed as such).\ncl?~\nC. P. CABELL\nMajor General, USAF\nDirector of Intelligence, Office of\nDeputy Chief of Staff, Operations\nDISTRIBUTION:\nCommanding Generals, Major Air Commands,\nZI and Overseas\nAll United States Air Attaches\nDirector of Central Intelligence\nSpecial Assistant for Research and IntelUgence,\nDepartment of State\nDirector of Intelligence, GSUSA\nChief of Naval Intelligence\nCommandant (INT), United States Coast Guard\nDirector, Federal Bureau of Investlgatlon\nRESTRIC TED\n- 7 -"
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   "n": 25,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p25.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 26,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p26.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nDEPARTMENT OF THE Affi FORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE\nDlRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n16 February 1949\nAIR INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS\nMEMORANDUM NUMBER 4\nUNCONVENTIONAL AJRCRAFT\nPART I - GENERAL\n1. PURPOSE\nThe purpose of this memorandum is twofold:\na. To enunciate continuing Air Force requirements for information pertaining to sightings of\nunconventional aircraft and unidentified flying objects, including the so-called \"Flying Discs.\"\nb. To establish procedures for reporting such information.\n2. RESCISSION\nDepartment of the Army Collection Memorandum Number 7, dated 21 January 1948, and letter,\nCSGID 425.1, dated 25 March 1948, both subject as above, which have been transfer red to Air\nForce agencies for action, are herewith superseded.\n3. REPORTING\na. General\n(1)\nAs complete an answer to the requirements enunciated in Part II, as may be procur­\nable, should be dispatched by means of electrical transmission immediately after sightings.\n(2) Supplementary reports should be forwarded as available by the most expeditious means\nconsistent with the importance of the information reported.\nb. Major Air Commands (Overseas) and Air Attaches\n(1) Initial and supplementary cabled reports wlll be transmitted to the Dir ector of Intelli­\ngence, Headquarters United State:s Air Force. Cables will contain the phase, \" Pass to\nCOMGENAMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, DAYTON, OHIO, ATTN: MCIAX0-3.\"\nRESTRICTED\nC9-H92, AF"
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   "n": 27,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p27.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(2) Supplementary written reports, prepared on AF Form 112, will be forwarded to the\nDirector of Intelll.gence, Headquarters Unlted States Alr Force.\n(3) Commandlng General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact with major\nAlr Commands (overseas) and organizations under thelr control in connection with the\ndevelopment of information on this subject.\nc. Major Air Commands (ZI)\n(1) Reports will be forwarded dlrect to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command,\nWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAXO-3 by installatlons r eceiv­\ning information pertaining to the requirements enunciated ln P art II.\n(2) Coples of such r eports may be supplied the Command Headquarters of the installation\nconcerned.\n(3) A copy of all reports sent to Air Materiel Command in accordance with these instruc­\ntions will be forwarded at the same time to the Director of Intelllgence, Headquarters\nUnited States Air Force.\n(4) Written r eports will be submitted on AF Form 112.\n(5) Commandlng General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (ZI) and organizations under their control in connection with the develop­\nment of information on this subject.\nd. Non-Air Force Agencies\n(1) Addressees otQer than those of the United States Air Force are requested to forward\nr eports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air\nForce Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAXO-3.\n(2) In order to reduce the time factor involved ln transmission of this type of information\nit is r equested that, wher ever communications facilltles permit, subordinate elements be\nauthorized to communicate r eports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Com­\nmand.\nPART II - REQUIREMENTS\nGeneral\n1. Date of sighting.\n2. Time of sighting (zonal by 24 hr. clock).\n3. Where sighted (observer's posltion):\na. Ground\n(1) City, town.\n(2) Distance and direction from city or town, road, lnter sect1on, etc.\n(3) From building (story), yard, etc.\n(4) Map coordinates (if feasible) showing latitude and longitude.\n- 2 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 28,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p28.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nb. Air\n(1)\nType aircraft, speed, altitude, direction of flight.\n(2)\nDistance and direction from city, town or known landmark.\n(3)\nClock position of object from observer's aircraft.\n(4) Latitude and longitude.\nc. Sea\n(1) Latitude and longitude.\n(2) Proxlmity to land.\n(Name city, country, etc.)\n4,\nNumber of objects.\nFormation type (if any), sketch 1f possible.\n6. Observable celestial phenomena or planets that may account for the slghtlng.\n(Local facillties\nor organizations which follow such celestial phenomena should be consulted for such information.)\n6. Distance of object from observer.\na. Laterally or horizontally.\nb. Angle of elevation from horizon.\nc. Altitude.\n7. Time in sight.\n8.\nAppearance of object.\na. Color.\nb. Shape.\n(Sketch if possible)\nc. Apparent construction.\n(Of what material or substance)\nd. Size.\n(l} Estimated size.\n(2) Size as Lt appeared from observer's view. (Compared to known object)\n9. Direction of flight,\n10. Tactics or maneuvers.\nVertical ascent or descent, horizontal, osclllatlng, flutterlng, evasive, aggressive, erratic, etc.\n11. Evidence of exhaust.\na. Color of smoke.\n, b. Length and width.\nRESTRICTED\n- 3 -"
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   "n": 29,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p29.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nC.\nOdor (if any).\nd.\nRate of evaporation.\ne.\nDoes trail vary wlth sound? (spurts)\n12, Effect on clouds.\na.\nOpened path thru clouds.\nb.\nForced cloud or mists.\nc.\nReflected on cloud.\nd. Showed thru cloud.\n13. Lights.\na. Reflected or attached.\nb. Luminous\nc.\nBlinked on and off in relation to speed.\n14. Support\na. Wings.\nb.\nAerodynamic 11st of fuselage.\nC .\nVertical jet.\nd.\nRotating cylinder or cone.\ne.\nAerostatic lift (balloon or dir igible).\n15. Pr opulslon.\na.\nPropeller or jet.\nb.\nRotor.\nc.\nAerodynamlc vanes (flapping or osclilating) (Katz Mayer effect).\nd. Visible eXhaust or jet openings.\n16. Control and stability.\na.\nFins\nb. Stabilizers (horizontal or vertical).\n(1) Size.\n(2) Shape.\n(3) Location.\n- 4 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 30,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p30.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n17. Air ducts.\na. Slots.\nb. Duct openings.\n18. Speed - M.P.H.\n19. Sound.\na. Continuous whine or buzz.\nb, Roar, whistle, whoosh.\nc. Intermittent.\n20.\nManner of disappearance.\na. Explode.\n(1) Possibility of fragments.\n(2) Other physical evidence.\nb. Faded from view.\nc. Disappeared behind obstacle.\nRelative to the Observer\n1.\nName of observer.\n2. Address.\n3.\nOccupation.\n4. Place of business.\na. Employer or employee.\n5. Pertinent hobbies.\na. Is observer amateur astronomer, pilot, engineer, etc.\nb. Length of time engaged in hobby (experience).\n6.\nAbility to determine:\na. Color,\nb. Speed of moving objects.\nc . Size at distance.\n7.\nReliability of observer.\na.\nSources.\nRESTRICTED\n- 5 ­"
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   "n": 31,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p31.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(1) Neighbors.\n(2) Police Dept.\n(3) FBI records.\n(4) Employer.\n8. Notes relative to observer on:\na. Sightings in general.\nb. How attention was drawn to object{s).\n(1) Sound.\n(2) Motion.\n(3) Glint of light.\nc. Degree of fatigue and duration of flight at time of sighting ln cases where observer ls\nairborne.\n9. Witnesses.\na. Addressees.\nb. Occupation.\nc. Reliability.\n10. Comments of interrogator regarding the intelligence and character of person interrogated.\nRelative to Radar Sightings\n1. Re radars operating on ground.\na. Observations of range, speed, altitude and size of target.\nb.\nDid target executive any turns? If so, what angle (180°), etc. and what radius of turn.\nIf radius of turn ls not observable, how long did the target stay in the turn and what was its speed?\nc. Note particularly any separation of distant target into several targets upon approach. Track\nall 1f possible.\n2. If airborne when object sighted.\na. Were there any radar inductions or extra noise on radio circuits?\nb. Give estimates of size, speed, maneuvers, etc.\nGENERAL\n1. Teletype sequences of local weather conditions.\n2. Winds aloft r eport.\n- 6 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 32,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p32.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n3. Local flight schedules of commerc1al, private and m1Utary aircraft flying ln viclnity at the\ntime.\n(Check Canadian activity if close to that border.)\n4. Possible releases of testlng devices in vicinity sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Air Force,\nArmy, Weather Units, Research Organizations or any other.\n5. If object contacted earth, obtain son samples within and without depression or spot where\nobject landed (and then presumably departed) for purpose of making comparison of soils.\n6. If object came sufficiently near other aircraft or known objects check surfaces with Geiger\ncounters for possible radioactivity. Make comparisons with other unaffected aircraft objects, etc.\n7. Obtain photographs (or original negatives) where available; if not, secure sketches of:\na. Object.\nb. Surrounding terraln where observed.\nc. Place where 1t contacted earth (if this happened).\nd. Maneuvers.\ne. Formation if objects were more than two.\n8. Secure signed statement.\n9. Obtain fragments or physical evidence where possible.\n10. Was any radio antenna to be observed, i.e., (any projections or extentlons that might presum­\nably be construed as such).\ncl-!~\nC. P. CABELL\nMajor General, USAF\nDirector of Intelligence, Office of\nDeputy Chief of Staff, Operations\nDISTRJBUTION:\nCommanding Generals, Major Air Commands,\nZI and Overseas\nAll United States Air Attaches\nDirector of Central Intelligence\nSpecial Assistant for Research and Intelllgence,\nDepartment of State\nDirector of Intelllgence, GSUSA\nChief of Naval Intelligence\nCommandant (INT), United States Coast Guard\nDirector, Federal Bureau of Investigation\nRESTRICTED\n- 7 -"
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   "n": 33,
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 34,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p34.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nDEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE\nDIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n15 February 1949\nAm INTELLIGENCE REQUIB.EMENTS\nMEMORANDUM NUMBER 4\nUNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT\nPART I - GENERAL\n1.\nPURPOSE\nThe purpose of this memorandum is twofold:\na. To enunciate continuing Air Force requirements for information pertaining to s ightings of\nunconventional aircraft and unidentified flying objects, including the so-called \"Flying Discs.\"\nb. To establish procedures for reporting such information.\n2. RESCISSION\nDepartment of the Army Collection Memorandum Number 7, dated 21 January 1948, and letter,\nCSGID 425.1, dated 25 March 1948, both subject as above, which have been transferred to Air\nForce agencies for action, are herewith superseded.\n3. REPORTING\na.\nGeneral\n(1) As complete an answer to the requirements enWlCiated in Part II, as may be procur­\nable, should be dispatched by means of electrical transmission immediately after sightings.\n(2) Supplementary reports should be forwarded as available by the most expeditious means\nconsistent with the importance of the information reported.\nb. Major Air Commands (Overseas) and Air Attaches\n(1) Initial and supplementary cabled reports will be transmitted to the Director of IntelU­\ngence, Headquarters United States Air Force. Cables wm contain the phase, \"Pass to\nCOMGENAMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, DAYTON, OHIO, ATTN:\nMCIAX0-3.\"\nRESTRICTED\nC9-'892,AF"
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   "n": 35,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p35.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(2) Supplementary written reports, prepared on AF Form 112, will be forwarded to the\nDirector of Intelligence, Headquarters United States Alr Force.\n(3) Commandlng General, Alr Materiel Command ls authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (over seas) and organizations under their control in connection with the\ndevelopment of information on this subject.\nc. Major Air Commands (ZI)\n(1) Reports wlll be forwarded direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command,\nWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn:\nMCIAX0-3 by Installations r eceiv­\ning information pertaining to the requirements enunciated in Part II.\n(2) Copies of such r eports may be supplied the Command Headquarters of the installation\nconcerned.\n(3) A copy of all reports sent to Air Materiel Command in accordance with these instruc­\ntions wtll be forwarded at the same time to the Director of Intelligence, Headquarters\nUnited states Air Force.\n(4) Written r eports wm be submitted on AF Form 112.\n(5) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command ls authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (ZI) and or ganizations under their control in connection with the develop­\nment of information on this subject.\nd. Non-Air Force Agencies\n(1) Addr essees ot.cyer than those of the United states Air For ce are requested to forward\nreports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air\nForce Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAX0-3.\n(2) In order to reduce the time factor involved in transmission of this type of information\nit is requested that, wher ever communications faciUties permit, subordinate elements be\nauthorized to communicate r eports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Com­\nmand.\nPART IT - REQUIREMENTS\nGeneral\n1. Date of sighting.\n2. Time of sighting (zonal by 24 hr. clock).\n3. Where sighted (observer's position):\na. Ground\n(1) City, town.\n(2)\nDistance and direction from city or town, r oad, inter section, etc.\n(3)\nFrom building (story), yard, etc.\n(4) Map coordinates (if feasible) showing latitude and longitude.\n- 2 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 36,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p36.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nb. Air\n(1) Type aircraft, speed, altitude, direction of flight.\n(2) Distance and direction from city, town or known landmark.\n(3) Clock position of object from observer's aircraft.\n(4) Latitude and longitude.\nc. Sea\n(1) Latitude and longitude.\n(2) Proxlmity to land. (Name city, country, etc.)\n4.\nNumber of objects.\nFormation type (If any), sketch if possible.\n5. Observable celestial phenomena or planets that may account for the sighting.\n(Local facilities\nor organizations which follow such celestial phenomena should be consulted for such information.)\n6.\nDistance of object from observer.\na. Laterally or horizontally.\nb. Angle of elevation from horizon.\nc. Altitude.\n7. Time in sight.\n8. Appearance of object.\na. Color.\nb. Shape.\n(Sketch if possible)\nc. Apparent construction.\n(Of what material or substance)\nd. Size.\n(1)\nEstimated size.\n(2) Size as it appeared from observer's view. (Compared to known object)\n9. Direction of fllght.\n10. Tactics or maneuvers.\nVertical ascent or descent, horizontal, oscillating, fluttering, evasive, aggressive, erratic, etc.\n11.\nEvidence of exhaust.\na. Color of smoke.\n, b. Length and width.\nRESTRICTED\n- 3 -\n•"
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   "n": 37,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p37.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nC.\nOdor (if any).\nd. Rate of evaporation.\ne. Does trall vary with sound?\n(spurts)\n12. Effect on clouds.\na . Opened path thru clouds.\nb. Forced cloud or mists.\nc. Reflected on cloud.\nd. Showed thru cloud.\n13. Lights.\na. Reflected or attached.\nb. Luminous\nc. Blinked on and off ln relation to speed.\n14. Support\na. Wings.\nb. Aerodynamic Hst of fuselage.\nc. Vertical jet.\nd. Rotating cylinder or cone.\ne. Aerostatic 11.ft (balloon or dirigible).\n15. Propulsion.\na. Propeller or jet.\nb. Rotor.\nc. Aerodynamic vanes (flapping or osc1llat1ng) (Katz Mayer effect).\nd. Visible exhaust or jet openings.\n16. Control and stabHity.\na. Fins\nb. Stabil!.zers (horizontal or vertical).\n(1) Size.\n(2) Shape.\n(3) Location.\n- 4 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 38,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p38.jpg",
   "text": "RESTR ICTED\n17. Air ducts.\na. Slots.\nb. Duct openings.\n18. Speed - M.P.H.\n19. Sound.\na. Continuous whine or buzz.\nb. Roar, whistle, w};loosh.\nc. Intermittent.\n20. Manner of disappearance.\na.\nExplode.\n(1) Poss1b1Uty of fragments.\n(2)\nOther physical evidence.\nb. Faded from view.\nc. Disappeared behind obstacle.\nRelattve to the Observer\n1. Name of observer.\n2. Address.\n3. Occupation.\n4.\nPlace of business.\na. Employer or employee.\n6.\nPertinent hobbies.\na. Is observer amateur astronomer, pilot, engineer, etc.\nb. Length of time engaged in hobby (experience).\n6.\nAbility to determine:\na. Color.\nb. Speed of moving objects.\nc. Size at distance.\n7. Reliablllty of observer.\na. Sources.\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 39,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p39.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(1) Neighbors.\n(2) Pollce Dept.\n(3) FBI records.\n(4) Employer.\n8. Notes relative to observer on:\na. Sightings in gener al.\nb. How attention was drawn to object(s).\n(1) Sound.\n(2) Motion.\n(3) Glint of light.\nc. Degree of fatigue and duration of flight at time of sighting in cases where observer is\nairborne.\n9. Witnesses.\na. Addressees.\nb. Occupation.\nc. Rellablllty.\n10. Comments of interrogator regarding the lntelllgence and character of person interrogated.\nRelative to Radar Sightings\n1. Re radars operating on ground.\na. Observations of range, speed, altitude and size of target.\nb. Did target executive any turns? If so, what angle (180°), etc. and what radius of turn.\nIf radius of turn is not observable, how long did the target stay ln the turn and what was its speed?\nc. Note particularly any separation of distant target into several targets upon approach. Tr ack\nall l.f possible.\n2. If airborne when object sighted.\na. Were there any radar inductions or extra noise on radio circuits?\nb. Give estimates of size, speed, maneuvers, etc.\nGENERAL\n1. Teletype sequences of local weather conditions.\n2. Winds aloft report.\n- 6 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 40,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p40.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n3. Local fllght schedules of commercial, private and mll1tary aircraft flying in vidnlty at the\ntime.\n(Check Canadian activity l.f close to that border.)\n4. Possible releases of testing devices in vlcinlty sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Air Force,\nArmy, Weather Units, Research Organizations or any other.\n5.\nIf object contacted earth, obtain soil samples within and without depression or spot where\nobject landed (and then presumably departed) for purpose of making comparison of soils.\n6. If object came sufficiently near other aircraft or known objects check surfaces with Gelger\ncounters for possible radioactivity. Make comparisons with other unaffected aircraft objects, etc.\n7. Obtain photographs (or original negatives) where available; if not, secure sketches of:\na. Object.\nb. Surrounding terrain where observed.\nc. Place where 1t contacted earth (if this happened).\nd. Maneuvers.\ne. Formation if objects were more than two.\n8. Secure signed statement.\n9.\nObtain fragments or physical evidence where possible.\n10. Was any radio antenna to be observed, Le., (any projections or extentlons that might presum­\nably be construed as such).\ne>:P~\nC. P. CABELL\nMajor General, USAF\nDlrector of Intelligence, Office of\nDeputy Chief of Staff, Operations\nDISTRlBUTION:\nCommanding Generals, Major Air Commands,\nZI and Overseas\nAll United States Air Attaches\nDirector of Central lntelllgence\nSpecial Assistant for Research and Intelligence,\nDepartment of State\nDirector of Intelligence, GSUSA\nChief of Naval Intelligence\nCommandant (INT), United States Coast Guard\nDirector , Federal Bureau of Invest1gatlon\nRESTRICTED\n- 7 -"
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 42,
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\nDEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE\nDIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n15 February 1949\nAIR INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS\nMEMORANDUM NUMBER 4\nUNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT\nPART I - GENERAL\n1. PURPOSE\nThe purpose of this memorandum is twofold:\na. To enunciate continuing Air Force requirements for information pertalning to sightings of\nunconventional aircraft and unidentified flying objects, including the so-called \"Flying Discs.\"\nb. To establish procedures for reporting such information.\n2. RESCISSION\nDepartment of the Army Collection Memorandum Number 7, dated 21 January 1948, and letter,\nCSGID 425.1, dated 25 March 1948, both subject as above, which have been transferred to Air\nForce agencies for action, are herewith superseded.\n3. REPORTING\na. General\n(1)\nAs complete an answer to the requirements enunciated 1n Part II, as may be procur ­\nable, should be dispatched by means of electrical transmission immediately after sightings.\n(2) Supplementary reports should be forwarded as available by the most expeditious means\nconsistent with the importance of the information reported.\nb. Major Air Commands (Overseas) and Air Attaches\n(1) Initial and supplementary cabled reports will be transmitted to the Director of Intelll­\ngence, Headquarters United Stat(:s Air Force. Cables wl.11 contain the phase, \"Pass to\nCOMGENAMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, DAYTON, OHIO, ATTN: MCIAX0-3.\"\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 43,
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(2) Supplementary wrltten reports, prepared on AF For m 112, will be forwarded to the\nDirector of Intelligence, Headquarters United States Air Force.\n(3) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command ls authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (overseas) and organizations under their control in connection with the\ndevelopment of information on this subject,\nc. Major Air Commands (ZI)\n(1) Reports wm be forwarded direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command,\nWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn:\nMCIAXO-3 by installations receiv­\ning information pertaining to the requirements enunciated in Part II.\n(2) Copies of such reports may be supplied the Command Headquarters of the installation\nconcerned.\n(3) A copy of all reports sent to Air Materiel Command in accordance with these instruc­\ntions wm be forwarded at the same time to the Director of Intelligence, Headquarters\nUnited States Air Force.\n(4) Written reports will be submitted on AF Form 112.\n(6) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (ZI) and organizations under their control in connection with the develop­\nment of information on this subject.\nd. Non-Air Force Agencies\n(1) Addressees ot~er than those of the United States Air Force are requested to forward\nreports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air\nForce Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAXO-3.\n(2) In order to reduce the time factor involved in transmission of this type of information\nit Ls requested that, wherever communications facilities permit, subordinate elements be\nauthorized to communicate reports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Com­\nmand.\nPART II - REQUIB.EMENTS\nGeneral\n1. Date of sighting.\n2. Time of sightl.ng (zonal by 24 hr. clock).\n3, Where sighted (observer 's position):\na. Ground\n(1) City, town.\n(2) Distance and direction from city or town, road, intersection, etc.\n(3)\nFr om building (story), yard, etc.\n(4) Map coordinates (if feasible) showing latitude and longitude.\n- 2 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\nb. Air\n(1)\nType aircraft, speed, altitude, direction of fllght.\n(2) Distance and direction fr om city, town or known landmark.\n(3)\nClock position of object from observer's aircraft.\n(4) Latitude and longitude.\nc. Sea\n(1) Latitude and longitude.\n(2)\nProximity to land.\n(Name city, country, etc.)\n4. Number of objects.\nFormation type (if any), sketch if possible.\n6.\nObservable celestial phenomena or planets that may account for the slghtlng.\n(Local fac1lities\nor organizations which follow such celestial phenomena should be consulted for such information.)\n6. Distance of object from observer.\na. Laterally or horizontally.\nb.\nAngle of elevation from horizon.\nc. Altitude.\n7. Time in sight.\n8, Appearance of object.\na. Color.\nb. Shape.\n(Sketch 1f possible)\nc. Apparent construction.\n(Of what material or substance)\nd.\nSize.\n(1)\nEstimated size.\n(2) Slze as it appeared from observer's vlew.\n(Compared to known object)\n9. Direction of fUght.\n10. Tactics or maneuvers.\nVertical ascent or descent, horizontal, oscillatlng, fluttering,. evasive, aggressive, er ratic, etc.\n11. Evidence of exhaust.\na. Color of smoke.\n, b.\nLength and width.\nRESTRICTED\n-\n3 ­"
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\nc. Odor (if any).\nd. Rate of evaporation.\ne. Does trail vary with som1d?\n(spurts)\n12. Effect on clouds.\na. Opened path thru clouds.\nb . Forced cloud or mists.\nc. Reflected on cloud.\nd. Showed thru cloud.\n13. Llghts.\na. Reflected or attached.\nb. Luminous\nc. Blinked on and off in relation to speed.\n14. Support\na. Wlngs.\nb. Aerodynamic Ust of fuselage.\nc. Vertical Jet.\nd. Rotating cyllnder or cone.\ne. Aerostatic lift (balloon or dir igible).\n15. Propulsion.\na. Propeller or jet.\nb. Rotor.\nc. Aerodynamic vanes (flapping or oscillating) (Katz Mayer effect).\nd. Visible exhaust or jet openings.\n18. Control and stability.\na. Flns\nb. Stabilizers (horizontal or vertical).\n(1) Size.\n(2) Shape.\n(3) Location.\n- 4 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 46,
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\n17. Air ducts.\na. Slots.\nb. Duct openings.\n18. Speed - M.P.H.\n19. Sound.\na. Continuous whine or buzz.\nb. Roar, whistle, whoosh.\nc. Intermittent.\n20. Manner of disappearance.\na. Explode.\n(1) Possibility of fragments.\n(2) Other physical evidence.\nb.\nFaded from view.\nc. Disappeared behind obstacle.\nRelative to the Observer\n1. Name of observer.\n2. Address.\n3. Occupation.\n4. Place of business.\na. Employer or employee.\n5. Pertinent hobbies.\na. Is observer amateur astronomer, pl.lot, engineer, etc.\nb. Length of time engaged in hobby (experience).\n6. Abllity to determine:\na. Color.\nb. Speed of moving objects.\nc. Size at distance.\n7. Reliability of observer.\na.\nSources.\nRESTRICTE D\n- 5 -"
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   "n": 47,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p47.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(1) Neighbors .\n(2) Police Dept.\n(3) FBI records.\n(4) Employer.\n8. Notes relative to observer on:\na. Sightings 1n general.\nb. How attention was drawn to object(s).\n(1) Sound.\n(2) Motion.\n(3) Glint of light.\nc. Degree of fatigue and duration of flight at tlme of sightlng in cases where observer is\nairborne.\n9. Witnesses.\na. Addressees.\nb. Occupation.\nc. Reliability.\n10. Comments of interrogator regarding the intelUgence and character of person interrogated.\nRelative to Radar Sightings\n1. Re radars operating on ground.\na. Observations of range, speed, altitude and size of target.\nb. Did target executive any turns? If so, what angle (180°), etc. and what radius of turn.\nIf radius of turn is not observable, how long did the target stay in the turn and what was its speed?\nc. Note particularly any separation of distant target into several targets upon appr oach, Track\nall if possible.\n2. If airborne when object sighted.\na. Were there any radar inductions or extra noise on radio circuits?\nb, Give estimates of slze, speed, maneuvers, etc.\nGENERAL\n1. Teletype sequences of local weather conditions.\n2. Winds aloft report.\n- 6 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 48,
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\n3. Local night schedules of commercial, private and m111tary aircraft flying 1n vicinity at the\ntime.\n(Check Canadian activity 1f close to that border.)\n4. Possible releases of testing devices 1n vicinity sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Alr Force,\nArmy, Weather Units, Research Organizations or any other.\n6.\nIf object contacted earth, obtain soil samples within and without depression or spot where\nobject landed (and then presumably departed) for purpose of making comparison of soils.\n6.\nIf object came sufficiently near other aircraft or known objects check surfaces with Geiger\ncounters for possible radioactivity. Make comparisons with other unaffected aircraft objects, etc.\n7.\nObtain photographs (or original negatives) where available; if not, secure sketches of:\na. Object.\nb. Surroundlng terrain where observed.\nc. Place where it contacted earth (if this happened).\nd. Maneuvers.\ne. FormaUon if objects were more than two.\n8. Secure signed statement.\n9. Obtain fragments or physical evidence where possible.\n10. Was any radio antenna to be observed, i.e., (any pr ojections or extentions that might presum­\nably be construed as such).\nc:1-?~\nC. P. CABELL\nMajor General, USAF\nDirector of lntell1gence, Office of\nDeputy Chief of Staff, Operations\nDISTRIBUTION:\nCommanding Generals, Major Air Commands,\nZI and Overseas\nAll United States Air Attaches\nDirector of Central Intelligence\nSpecial Assistant for Research and Intelligence,\nDepartment of State\nDirector of Intelligence, GSUSA\nChief of Naval Intelligence\nCommandant (INT), United States Coast Guard\nDirector, Federal Bureau of Investigation\nRESTRICTED\n- 7 -"
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   "n": 49,
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 50,
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\nDEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE\nDIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n15 February 1949\nAIR INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS\nMEMORANDUM NUMBER 4\nUNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT\nPART I - GENERAL\n1. PURPOSE\nThe purpose of thls memorandum Is twofold:\na. To enunciate continuing Air Force requirements for information pertaining to sightings of\nunconventional aircraft and unidentified flying objects, lncludlng the so-called \"Flying Discs. 11\nb. To establish procedures for reporting such information.\n2. RESCISSION\nDepartment of the Army Collection Memorandum Number 7, dated 21 January Hl48, and letter,\nCSGID 425.1, dated 25 March 1948, both subject as above, which have been transferred to Air\nForce agencies for action, are herewith superseded.\n3. REPORTING\na.\nGeneral\n(1)\nAs complete an answer to the requirements enunciated in Part II, as may be procur­\nable, should be dispatched by means of electrical transmission immediately after sightings.\n(2) Supplementary r·eports should be forwarded as available by the most expeditious means\nconsistent with the importance of the Information reported.\nb. Major Air Commands (Overseas) and Air Attaches\n(1) Initial and supplementary cabled reports will be transmitted to the Director of Intelll­\ngence, Headquarters United Statc,s Air Force. Cables will contaln the phase, \"Pass to\nCOMGENAMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, DAYTON, OHIO, ATTN: MClAX0-3.\"\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 51,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p51.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(2) Supplementary written r eports, prepared on AF Form 112, will be forwarded to the\nDirector of Intelligence, Headquarters United States Air Force.\n(3) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact wlth major\nAir Commands (overseas) and or ganizations under their contr ol in connection wlth the\ndevelopment of information on this subject.\nc. Major Air Commands (ZI)\n(1) Reports wm be forwarded direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command,\nWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn:\nMCIAXO-3 by installations receiv­\ning information pertaining to the requirements enunciated in Part Il.\n(2) Copies of such reports may be supplied the Command Headquarters of the installation\nconcerned.\n(3) A copy of all reports sent to Air Materiel Command In accor dance with these instruc­\ntions will be forwarded at the same time to the Director of Intelligence, Headquarters\nUnited States Air Force.\n(4) Written reports will be submitted on AF Form 112.\n(5) Commanding Gener al, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (ZI) and organizations under their control in connection with the develop­\nment of information on thls subject.\nd. Non-Air Force Agencies\n(1) Addressees ot~er than those of the United States Air Force are requested to forward\nr eports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air\nForce Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAXO-3.\n(2)\nIn order to reduce the time factor involved in transmission of this type of information\nit is requested that, wherever communications facUlties permit, subordinate elements be\nauthorized to communicate reports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Com­\nmand.\nPART ll - REQUffiEMENTS\nGeneral\n1. Date of sighting.\n2,\nTime of sighting (zonal by 24 hr. clock).\n3. Where sighted (observer's position):\na. Ground\n(1) City, town.\n(2) Distance and direction from city or town, road, intersection, etc.\n(3) From bullding (story), yard, etc.\n(4)\nMap coordinates (if feasible) showing latitude and longitude.\n- 2 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 52,
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\nb. Al.r\n(1) Type aircraft, speed, altitude, direction of flight.\n(2) Distance and direction from city, town or known landmark.\n(3)\nClock position of object from observer's aircraft.\n(4) Latitude and longitude.\nc. Sea\n(1) Latitude and longitude.\n(2) Proximity to land.\n(Name clty, country, etc.)\n4. Number of objects.\nFormation type (if any), sketch If possible.\n5. Observable celestial phenomena or planets that may account for the sighting. (Local facilities\nor organizations which follow such celestial phenomena should be consulted for such information.)\n6. Distance of object from observer.\n'\na. Laterally or horizontally.\nb. Angle of elevation from horizon.\nC. Altitude.\n7. Time in sight.\n8. Appearance of object.\na. Color.\nb. Shape.\n(Sketch if possible)\nc . Apparent construction.\n(Of what material or substance)\nd. Size.\n(1) Estimated size.\n(2) Size as l.t appeared from observer's view. (Compared to known object)\n9. Direction of flight.\n10. Tactics or maneuvers.\nVertical ascent or descent, horizontal, oscillating, fluttering, evasive, aggressive, erratic, etc.\n11. Evidence of exhaust.\na. Color of smoke.\n, b. Length and width.\nRESTRICTED\n- 3 ­"
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   "n": 53,
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\nc. Odor (if any).\nd. Rate of evaporation.\ne. Does trail vary with sound?\n(spurts)\n12. Effect on clouds.\na. Opened path thru clouds.\nb. Forced cloud or mists.\nc. Reflected on cloud.\nd. Showed thru cloud.\n13. Lights.\na. Reflected or attached.\nb. Luminous\nc. Blinked on and off in r elation to speed.\n14. Support\na. Wings .\nb. Aerodynamic list of fuselage.\nc. Vertical jet.\nd. Rotating cylinder or cone.\ne. Aerostatic 11ft (balloon or dirigible).\n15. Propulsion.\na. Propeller or jet.\nb. Rotor.\nc. Aerodynamic vanes (flapping or oscillating) (Katz Mayer effect).\nd. Visible exhaust or jet openings.\n16. Control and stablll.ty.\na. Fins\nb. Stabillzers (horizontal or vertical).\n(1) Size.\n(2) Shape.\n(3) Locatlon.\n- 4 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 54,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p54.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n17. Air ducts.\na. Slots.\nb. Duct openings.\n18. Speed - M.P .H.\n19. Sound.\na. Continuous whine or buzz.\nb. Roar, whistle, w}:loosh.\nC.\nIntermittent.\n20. Manner of disappearance.\na.\nExplode.\n(1) Possibility of fragments.\n(2) Other physical evidence.\nb. Faded from view.\nC.\nDisappeared behlnd obstacle.\nRelative to the Observer\n1.\nName of observer.\n2. Address.\n3. Occupation.\n4. Place of business.\na. Employer or employee.\n5. Pertinent hobbles.\na. Is observer amateur astronomer, pilot, engineer, etc.\nb. Length of time engaged in bobby (experience).\n6,\nAblllty to determine:\na. Color.\nb. Speed of moving objects.\nc. Size at distance.\n7. Reliability of observer.\na. Sources.\nRESTRICTED\n- 5 -"
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   "n": 55,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p55.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(1) Neighbors.\n(2) Police Dept.\n(3) FBI records.\n(4) Employer.\n8. Notes relative to observer on:\na, Sightings in general.\nb. How attention was drawn to object(s).\n(1) Sound.\n(2) Motion.\n(3) Glint of Ught.\nc. Degree of fatigue and duration of flight at time of sighting in cases where observer is\nairborne.\n9. Witnesses.\na. Addressees.\nb. Occupation.\nC. ReliabiUty.\n10. Comments of interrogator regarding the intelUgence and character of person interrogated.\nRelative to Radar Sightings\n1. Re radars operating on ground.\na. Observations of range, speed, altitude and size of target.\nb. D1d target executive any turns? If so, what angle (180°), etc. and what radius of turn.\nIf radius of turn 1s not observable, how long did the target stay in the turn and what was its speed?\nc. Note particularly any separation of distant target into several targets upon approach. Track\nall if possible.\n2.\nI.f airborne when object sighted.\na. Were there any radar inductions or extra noise on radio circuits?\nb. Give estimates of size, speed, maneuvers, etc.\nGENERAL\n1. Teletype sequences of local weather conditions.\n2.\nWinds aloft report.\n- 6 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 56,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p56.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n3. Local flight schedules of commercial, private and military aircraft flying 1n viclnlty at the\ntime.\n(Check Canadian actlvlty 1f close to that border.)\n4. Possible releases of testing devices in vicinlty sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Air Force,\nArmy, Weather Units, Research Organizations or any other.\n5. If object contacted earth, obtain soil samples within and without depression or spot where\nobject landed (and then presumably departed) for purpose of making comparison of solls.\n6.\nIf object came sufflclently near other aircraft or known objects check surfaces with Gelger\ncounters for possible radioactivity. Make comparisons wlth other unaffected aircraft objects, etc.\n7. Obtain photographs (or original negatives) where available; Ii not, secure sketches of:\na. Object.\nb. Surrounding terrain where observed.\nc. Place where it contacted earth (lf this happened).\nd. Maneuvers.\ne. Formation lf objects were more than two.\n8. Secure signed statement.\n9. Obtain fragments or physical evidence where possible.\n10. Was any radio antenna to be observed, Le., (any projections or extentlons that might presum­\nably be construed as such).\nc>: P.~\nC. P . CABELL\nMajor General, USAF\nDirector of Intelllgence, Office of\nDeputy Chief of Staff, Operations\nDISTRIBUTION:\nCommanding Generals, Major Air Commands,\nZI and Overseas\nAll United States Air Attaches\nDirector of Central Intelligence\nSpecial Assistant for Research and Intelligence,\nDepartment of State\nDirector of Intelligence, GSUSA\nChief of Naval Intelligence\nCommandant (INT), United States Coast Guard\nDirector, Federal Bureau of Investigation\nRESTRICTED\n- 7 -"
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   "n": 57,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p57.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 58,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p58.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nDEPARTMENT OF THE Affi F ORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE\nDffiECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n15 February 1949\nAffi INTELLIGENCE REQUIB.EMENTS\nMEMORANDUM NUMBER 4\nUNCONVENTIONAL AffiCRAFT\nPART I - GENERAL\n1. PURPOSE\nThe purpose of this memorandum is twofold:\na. To enunciate contlnulng Air Force r equirements for information pertaining to sightings of\nunconventional aircraft and unidentified flying objects, including the so-called \"Flying Dlscs.\"\nb. To establish procedures for reporting such information.\n2. RESCISSION\nDepartment of the Army Collection Memorandum Number 7, dated 21 January 1948, and letter,\nCSGID 425.1, dated 25 March 1948, both subject as above, which have been transferred to Air\nForce agencies for action, ar e herewith super seded.\n3. REPORTING\na.\nGeneral\n(1) As complete an answer to the requirements enunciated in Part II, as may be procur­\nable, should be dispatched by means of electrical transmission immediately after sightings.\n(2) Supplementary reports should be forwarded as available by the\nconsistent with the importance of the lnformation r eported.\nmost expeditious means\nb. Major Air Commands (Over seas) and Air Attaches\n(1) Initial and supplementary cabled reports will be transmitted to the Director of Intem­\ngence, Headquarters United Stat<::s Air Force. Cables will contain the phase, \" Pass to\nCOMGENAMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, DAYTON, OHIO, ATTN:\nMCIAXO-3.\"\nRESTRICTED\nC9-IIH2,AF"
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   "n": 59,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p59.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(2) Supplementary written reports, prepared on AF Form 112, will be forwarded to the\nDirector of Intelligence, Headquarters United States Air Force.\n(3) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (overseas) and organizations under their control in connection with the\ndevelopment of information on this subject.\nc. Major Air Commands (ZI)\n(1) Reports w111 be forwarded direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command,\nWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAX0-3 by installations receiv­\ning Information pertaining to the requirements enunciated in Part II.\n(2) Coples of such reports may be supplled the Command Headquarters of the Installation\nconcerned.\n(S) A copy of all reports sent to Air Materiel Command in accordance with these Instruc­\ntions wlll be forwarded at the same time to the Director of Intelligence, Headquarters\nUnited States Air Force.\n(4) Written r eports will be submitted on AF Form 112.\n(5) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command ls authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (ZI) and or ganizations under their control in connection with the develop­\nment of information on this subject.\nd.\nNon-Air Force Agencies\n(1) Addressees o~er than those of the United States Air Force are requested to forward\nreports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air\nForce Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAX0-3.\n(2) In order to reduce the time factor involved in transmission of this type of information\n1t is requested that, wherever communications fac1litles permit, subordinate elements be\nauthorized to communicate reports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Com­\nmand.\nPART Il - REQUIREMENTS\nGeneral\n1. Date of sighting.\n2. Time of sighting (zonal by 24 hr. clock).\n3. Where sighted (observer's position):\na. Ground\n(1) City, town.\n(2) Distance and direction from city or town, road, intersection, etc.\n(3)\nFrom building (story), yard, etc.\n(4) Map coordinates (If feasible) showing latitude and longitude.\n- 2 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 60,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p60.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICfED\nb. Air\n(1) Type aircraft, speed, altitude, direction of flight.\n(2)\nDistance and direction from city, town or known landmark.\n(3) Clock position of object from observer's aircraft.\n(4)\nLatitude and longitude.\nc. Sea\n(1)\nLatitude and longitude.\n(2) Proxlml.ty to land.\n(Name city, country, etc.)\n4.\nNumber of objects.\nFormation type (!.f any), sketch l.f possible.\n5. Observable celestial phenomena or planets that may account for the sighting.\n(Local fac111ties\nor organizations which follow such celestial phenomena should be consulted for such information.)\n6. Distance of object from observer.\na. Laterally or horizontally.\nb. Angle of elevation from horizon.\nc. Altitude.\n7. Time 1n sight.\n8. Appearance of object.\na. Color.\nb. Shape.\n(Sketch l.f possible)\nc. Apparent construction.\n(Of what material or substance)\nd. Sii.e.\n(1)\nEstimated size.\n(2)\nSl.ze as lt appeared from observer's view.\n(Compared to known object)\n9. Direction of flight.\n10. Tactics or maneuvers.\nVertical ascent or descent, horizontal, oscillating, fluttering, evasive, aggressive, erratic, etc.\n11. Evidence of exhaust.\na. Color of smoke.\n1 b. Length and width.\nRESTRICTED\n- 3 ­"
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   "n": 61,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p61.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nc. Odor (if any).\nd. Rate of evaporation.\ne.\nDoes trail vary with sound?\n(spurts)\n12.\nEffect on clouds.\na. Opened path thru clouds.\nb.\nForced cloud or mists.\nc. Reflected on cloud.\nd.\nShowed thru cloud.\n13. Lights.\na.\nReflected or attached.\nb.\nLuminous\nc.\nBlinked on and off in relation to speed.\n14. Support\na. Wings.\nb.\nAerodynamic 11st of fuselage.\nc. Vertical jet.\nd.\nRotating cylinder or cone.\ne.\nAerostatic lift (balloon or dirigible).\n15. Pr opulsion.\na.\nP ropeller or jet.\nb.\nRotor.\nc.\nAerodynamic vanes (flapping or oscillating) (Katz Mayer effect).\nd. Visible exhaust or jet openings.\n16. Control artd stability.\na.\nF!.ns\nb.\nStabilizers (hor izontal or vertical).\n(1) Size.\n(2) Shape.\n(3) Location.\n- 4 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 62,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p62.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n17. Air ducts.\na.\nSlots.\nb. Duct openings.\n18. Speed - M.P.H.\n19. Sound.\na. Continuous whine or buzz.\nb. Roar, whistle, whoosh.\nc. Intermittent.\n20. Manner of disappearance.\na.\nExplode.\n(1) Possibility of fragments.\n(2) Other physical evidence.\nb. Faded from view.\nc.\nDisappeared behind obstacle.\nRelative to the Observer\n1. Name of observer.\n2. Address.\n3.\nOccupation.\n4. Place of business.\na.\nEmployer or employee.\n5. Pertinent hobbies.\na. Is observer amateur astronomer, pilot, engineer, etc.\nb. Length of time engaged in hobby (experience).\n6. AbHity to determine:\na. Color.\nb. Speed of moving objects.\nc. Size at distance.\n7. Reliab111ty of observer.\na.\nSources.\nRESTRICTED\n- 5 -"
  },
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   "n": 63,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p63.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(1) Neighbors.\n(2) Police Dept.\n(3) FBI records.\n(4) Employer.\n8. Notes relative to observer on:\na . Sightings in general.\nb.\nHow attention was drawn to object(s).\n(1) Sound.\n(2) Motion.\n(3) Glint of light.\nc. Degree of fatigue and duration of flight at time of slghtlng in cases where observer ls\nairborne.\n9. Witnesses.\na. Addressees.\nb. Occupation.\nc. Rellablllty.\n10. Comments of interrogator regarding the intelllgence and character of person interrogated.\nRelative to Radar Sightings\n1. Re radars operating on ground.\na. Observations of range, speed, altitude and size of target.\nb.\nDid target executive any tw-ns? If so, what angle (180°), etc. and what radius of turn.\nIf radius of turn ls not observable, how long did the target stay in the turn and what was its speed?\nc.\nNote particularly any separation of distant target into several targets upon approach. Track\nall if possible.\n2. If airborne when object sighted.\na. Were there any radar inductions or extra noise on radio circuits?\nb. Give estimates of size, speed, maneuvers, etc.\nGENERAL\n1. Teletype sequences of local weather conditions.\n2. Winds aloft report.\n- 6 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 64,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p64.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n3. Local filght schedules of commercial, private and mmtary aircraft flylng In vicinity at the\ntime.\n(Check Canadian activity If close to that border.)\n4. Possible releases of testing devices In vicinity sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Air Force,\nArmy, Weather Units, Research Organizations or any other.\n5. If object contacted earth, obtain soil samples within and without depression or spot where\nobject landed (and then presumably departed) for purpose of making comparison of soils.\n6.\n11 object ca.me sufficiently near other aircraft or known objects check surfaces with Gelger\ncowiters for possible radioactivity. Make comparisons with other unaffected aircraft objects, etc.\n7. Obtain photographs (or original negatives) where available; 1f not, secure sketches of:\na. Object.\nb. Surrounding terrain where observed.\nc. Place where lt contacted earth (lf this happened).\nd. Maneuvers.\ne. Formation Ii objects were more than two.\n8. Secure signed statement.\n9. Obtain fragments or physical evidence where possible .\n10. Was any radio antenna to be observed, Le., (any projections or extentlons that might presum­\nably be construed as such).\nC. P. CABELL\nMajor General, USAF\nDirector of Intelllgence, Office of\nDeputy Chief of Staff, Operations\nDISTRIBUTION:\nCommanding Gener als, Major Air Commands,\nZI and Overseas\nAll United States Air Attaches\nDir ector of Central Intelligence\nSpecial Assistant for Research and IntelUgence,\nDepartment of State\nDirector of Intell1gence, GSUSA\nChief of Naval Intelllgence\nCommandant (INT), United States Coast Guard\nDI.rector, Federal Bureau of Investigation\nRESTRIC TED\n- 7 -"
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   "n": 65,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p65.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 66,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p66.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nDEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE\nDIRECTORATE OF INI'ELLIGENCE\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n15 February 1949\nAIR INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS\nMEMORANDUM NUMBER 4\nUNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT\nPART I - GENERAL\n1. PURPOSE\nThe purpose of this memorandum Is twofold:\na. To enunciate continuing Air Force requirements for information pertaining to sightings of\nunconventional aircraft and unidentlfied flying objects, including the so-called \"Flying Discs.\"\nb. To establish procedures for reporting such information.\n2. RESCISSION\nDepartment of the Army Collection Memorandum Nwnber 7, dated 21 January 1948, and letter,\nCSGID 425.1, dated 25 March HM8, both subject as above, which have been transferred to Air\nForce agencies for action, are herewith superseded.\n3. REPORTING\na. General\n(1) As complete an answer to the requirements enunciated in Part II, as may be procur­\nable, should be dispatched by means of electrical transmission immediately after sightings.\n(2) Supplementary reports should be forwarded as available by the most expeditious means\nconsistent with the importance of the information reported.\nb. Major Air Commands (Overseas) and Air Attaches\n(1)\nInitial and supplementary cabled reports will be transmitted to the Director of Intelll­\ngence, Headquarters United States Air Force. Cables wm contain the phase, \" Pass to\nCOMGENAMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, DAYTON, OHIO, ATTN: MCIAX0-3.\"\nRESTRICTED\nCll-11892, AF"
  },
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   "n": 67,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p67.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(2) Supplementary wr1tten reports, prepared on AF Form 112, will be forwarded to the\nDirector of Intelligence, Headquarters United States Air Force.\n(3)\nCommanding General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (overseas) and organizations under their control in connection with the\ndevelopment of information on this s ubject.\nc. Major Air Commands (ZI)\n(1) Reports wlll be forwarded direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command,\nWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn:\nMCIAXO-3 by installations r eceiv­\ning information pertaining to the requirements enunciated in Part II.\n(2) Copies of such reports may be supplied the Command Headquarters of the installation\nconcerned.\n(3) A copy of all reports sent to Air Materiel Command in accordance with these instruc­\ntions wlll be forwarded at the same time to the Director of Intelligence, Headquarters\nUnited States Air Force.\n(4) Written reports will be submitted on AF Form 112.\n(5) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command 1s authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (ZI) and organizations under their control in connection with the develop­\nment of information on this subject.\nd. Non-Air Force Agencies\n(1) Addressees ot~er than those of the United States Air Force are r equested to forward\nreports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air\nForce Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAXO-3.\n(2) In order to reduce the time factor involved in transmission of this type of information\nit is requested that, wher ever communications fac111ties permit, subordinate elements be\nauthorized to communicate reports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Com­\nmand.\nPART II - REQUIREMENTS\nGeneral\n1. Date of sighting.\n2. Time of sighting (zonal by 24 hr. clock).\n3. Where sighted (observer's position):\na.\nGround\n(1) City, town.\n(2) Distance and direction from city or town, r oad, intersection, etc.\n(3) From building (story), yard, etc.\n(4) Map coordinates (if feasible) showing latitude and longitude.\n- 2 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 68,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p68.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nb.\nAir\n(1) Type aircraft, speed, altltude, direction of flight.\n(2) Distance and direction from city, town or known landmark.\n(3) Clock position of object from observer's aircraft.\n(4) Latitude and longitude.\nc. Sea\n(1) Latitude and longitude.\n(2) Proximity to land.\n(Name city, country, etc.)\n4.\nNumber of objects.\nFormation type (if any), sketch if possible.\n6. Observable celestial phenomena or planets that may account for the sighting.\n(Local facillties\nor organizations which follow such celestial phenomena should be consulted for such information.)\n6. Distance of object from observer.\na. Laterally or horizontally.\nb. Angle of elevation from horizon.\nC. Altitude.\n7. Time in sight.\n8. Appearance of object.\na. Color.\nb. Shape. (Sketch if possible)\nc. Apparent construction.\n(Of what material or substance)\nd. Size.\n(1) Estimated size.\n(2) Size as it appeared from observer's view. (Compared to known object)\n9. Direction of flight.\n10. Tactics or maneuvers.\nVertical ascent or descent, horizontal, oscillating, fluttering, evasive, aggressive, erratic, etc.\n11. Evidence of exhaust.\na. Color of smoke.\n, b. Length and width.\nRESTRICTED\n- 3 ­\n•"
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   "n": 69,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p69.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nC. Odor (if any).\nd. Rate of evaporation.\ne. Does trail va:ry with sound?\n(spurts)\n12. Effect on clouds.\na. Opened path thru clouds.\nb.\nForced cloud or mists.\nc. Reflected on cloud.\nd. Showed thru cloud.\n13. Lights.\na.\nReflected or attached.\nb. Luminous\nc. Blinked on and off ln relation to speed.\n14. Support\na. Wings.\nb. Aerodynamic list of fuselage.\nc. Vertical jet,\nd. Rotating cylinder or cone.\ne. Aerostatic lift (balloon or dirigible).\n15. Propulsion.\na. Propeller or jet.\nb. Rotor.\nc. Aerodynamic vanes (flapping or oscillating) (Katz Mayer effect).\nd. Visible exhaust or Jet openings.\n16. Control and stability.\na . Fins\nb. Stabillzers (horizontal or vertical).\n(1) Size.\n(2) Shape.\n(3) Location.\n- 4 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 70,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p70.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n17. Air ducts.\na. Slots.\nb. Duct openings.\n18. Speed - M.P.H.\n19. Sound.\na. Continuous whine or buzz.\nb. Roar, whistle, wl;loosh.\nc. Intermittent.\n20. Manner of disappearance.\na. Explode.\n(1)\nPossibility of fragments.\n(2)\nOther physical evidence.\nb. Faded from view.\nc. Disappeared behind obstacle.\nRelative to the Observer\n1. Name of observer.\n2. Address.\n3, Occupatlon.\n4. Place of business.\na. Employer or employee.\n5. Pertinent hobbies.\na. Is observer amateur astronomer, pl.lot, engineer , etc.\nb. Length of time engaged in hobby (experience).\n6. Ability to determine:\na. Color.\nb. Speed of moving objects.\nc. Size at distance.\n7. Reliabi11ty of observer.\na. Sources.\nRESTRIC TED\n- 5 -"
  },
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   "n": 71,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p71.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(1) Neighbors.\n(2) Police Dept.\n(3) FBI records.\n(4) Employer.\n8. Notes relative to observer on:\na. Sightings in general.\nb. How attention was drawn to object(s).\n(1) Sound.\n(2) Motion.\n(3) Glint of light.\nc. Degree of fatigue and duration of flight at time of sighting in cases where observer ls\nairborne.\n9. Witnesses.\na. Addressees.\nb. Occupation.\nC.\nReliablllty.\n10. Comments of interrogator regarding the lntelllgence and character of person interrogated.\nRelative to Radar Sightings\n1. Re radars operating on ground.\na. Observations of range, speed, altitude and size of target.\nb. Did target executive any turns? If so, what angle (180°), etc. and what radius of turn.\nIf radius of turn is not observable, how long did the target stay in the turn and what was its speed?\nc. Note particularly any separation of distant target into several targets upon approach. Tr ack\nall if possible.\n2. I! airborne when object sighted.\na. Were there any radar inductions or extra noise on radlo circuits?\nb. Give estimates of size, speed, maneuvers, etc.\nGENERAL\n1. Teletype sequences of local weather conditions.\n2. Winds aloft report.\n- 6 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 72,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p72.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n3. Local fl1ght schedules of commercial, private and military aircraft flying ln vicfnity at the\ntime.\n(Check Canadian activity 1f close to that border.)\n4. Possible releases of testing devices 1n vicinity sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Air Force,\nArmy, Weather Units, Research Organizations or any other.\n5. Ii object contacted earth, obtain soil samples within and without depr ession or spot where\nobject landed (and then presumably departed) for purpose of making comparison of soils.\n6. If object came sufficiently near other aircraft or known objects check surfaces with Geiger\ncounters for possible radioactivity. Make comparisons with other unaffected aircraft objects, etc.\n? . Obtain photographs (or original negatives) where available; 1f not, secure sketches of:\na. Object.\nb. Surrounding terrain where observed.\nc. Place where it contacted earth (if this happened).\nd.\nManeuvers.\ne. Formation 1f objects were more than two.\n8. Secure signed statement.\n9. Obtain fragments or physical evidence where possible.\n10. Was any r adio antenna to be observed, i.e ., (any projections or extentions that might presum­\nably be construed as such).\nC. P . CABELL\nMajor General, USAF\nDirector of Intel11gence, Office of\nDeputy Chief of Staff, Operations\nDISTRlBUTION:\nCommanding Generals, Major Air Commands,\nZI and Overseas\nAll United States Air Attaches\nDirector of Central Intelligence\nSpecial Assistant for Research and Intelllgence,\nDepartment of State\nDirector of Intelligence, GSUSA\nChief of Naval Intelligence\nCommandant (INT), United States Coast Guard\nDirector, Federal Bureau of Investigation\nRESTRICTED\n- ? -"
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   "n": 73,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p73.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 74,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p74.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nDEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE\nDmECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n15 February 1949\nAIR INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS\nMEMORANDUM NUMBER 4\nUNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT\nPART I - GENERAL\n1. PURPOSE\nThe purpose of this memorandum is twofold:\na.\nTo enunciate continuing Air Force requirements for informatlon pertaining to sightings of\nunconventional aircraft and unldentifi.ed flying objects, including the so-called \"Flying Discs.,,\nb.\nTo establish procedures for reporting such information.\n2.\nRESCISSION\nDepartment of the Army Collection Memorandum Number 7, dated 21 January 1948, and letter,\nCSGID 425.1, dated 25 March 1948, both subject as above, which have been transferred to Air\nForce agencies for action, are herewith super seded.\n3. REPORTING\na.\nGeneral\n(1) As compl ete an answer to the requirements enunciated in Part Il, as may be procur­\nable, should be dispatched by means of electrical transmission immediately after sightings,\n(2) Supplementary r eports should be forwarded as available by the most expeditlous means\nconsistent with the importance of the information r eported.\nb. Major Air Commands (Over seas) and Air Attaches\n(1) Initial and supplementary cabled r eports will be transmitted to the Director of Intelli­\ngence, Headquarters United States Air Force. Cables wlll contain the phase, \" Pass to\nCOMGENAMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, DAYTON, OHIO, ATTN: MCIAX0-3.''\nRESTRICTED\nce-,as2,AF\nha ff 1K 9~-/t''/\nr"
  },
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   "n": 75,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p75.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(2) Supplementary written r eports, prepared on AF Form 112, wm be forwarded to the\nDirector of IntelHgence, Headquarters United States Air Force.\n(3) Commanding General, Alr Materiel Command ls authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (overseas) and organizations under their control in connection with the\ndevelopment of information on this subject.\nc. Major Air Commands (ZI)\n(1) Reports will be forwarded direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command,\nWright-Patterson Alr Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn:\nMCIAXO-3 by installations receiv­\ning information pertaining to the requirements enunciated in Part II.\n(2) Copies of such r eports may be supplied the Command Headquarters of the installation\nconcerned.\n(3) A copy of all reports sent to Air Materiel Command in accordance with these instruc­\ntions will be forwarded at the same time to the Director of Intelligence, Headquarters\nUnited States Air Force.\n(4) Written reports will be submitted on AF Form 112.\n(5) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (ZI) and organizations under their control in connection with the develop­\nment of information on this subject.\nd.\nNon-Air Force Agencies\n(1) Addressees otter than those of the United States Air Force are r equested to forward\nreports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air\nForce Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAXO-3.\n(2) In order to reduce the time factor involved in transmission of this type of information\nit is requested that, wherever communications facilltles permit, subordinate elements be\nauthorized to communicate reports direct to the Commanding General, Alr Materiel Com­\nmand.\nPART II - REQUIREMENTS\nGeneral\n1. Date of sighting.\n2. Time of slghtl.ng (zonal by 24 hr. clock).\n3. Where sighted (observer's position):\na. Ground\n(1) City, town.\n(2) Distance and direction from city or town, road, intersection, etc.\n(3)\nFrom building (story), yard, etc.\n(4) Map coordinates (if feasible) showing latitude and longitude.\n- 2 -\nRESTRICTE D"
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   "n": 76,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p76.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nb. Air\n(1)\nType aircraft, speed, altitude, direction of fUght.\n(2) Distance and direction from city, town or known landmark.\n(3)\nClock position of object from observer's aircraft.\n(4) Latitude and longitude.\nc. Sea\n(1) Latitude and longitude.\n(2) Proximity to land.\n(Name city, country, etc.)\n4.\nNumber of objects.\nFormation type (If any), sketch if possible.\n5. Observable celestial phenomena or planets that may account for the sighting.\n(Local facilltles\nor organizations which follow such celestial phenomena should be consulted for such information.)\n6. Distance of object from observer.\na. Laterally or horizontally.\nb.\nAngle of elevation from horizon.\nc. Altitude.\n7.\nTime in sight.\n8.\nAppearance of object.\na. Color.\nb. Shape.\n(Sketch if possible)\nc. Apparent constructlon.\n(Of what material or substance)\nd. Size.\n(1)\nEstimated size.\n(2) Size as it appeared from observer's view.\n(Compared to known object)\n9. Direction of flight.\n10. Tactics or maneuvers.\nVertical ascent or descent, horizontal, oscillating, fluttering, evasive, aggressive, erratlc, etc.\n11. Evidence of exhaust.\na. Color of smoke.\n, b.\nLength and width.\nRESTRICTED\n- 3 -"
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   "n": 77,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p77.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nc. Odor (if any).\nd. Rate of evaporatlon.\ne.\nDoes trail vary with sound?\n(spurts)\n12. Effect on clouds.\na.\nOpened path thru clouds.\nb.\nForced cloud or mists.\nc.\nReflected on cloud.\nd. Showed thru cloud.\n13. Lights.\na.\nReflected or attached.\nb.\nLuminous\nc. Blinked on and off in relation to speed.\n14. Support\na. Wings .\nb.\nAerodynamic list of fuselage.\nc. Vertical jet.\nd.\nRotating cylinder or cone.\ne.\nAerostatic lift (balloon or dirigible).\n15. Propulsion.\na.\nPropeller or jet .\nb. Rotor .\nc. Aerodynamic vanes (-flapping or oscl.llating} (Katz Mayer effect).\nd. Visible exhaust or jet openings.\n16. Control and stability.\na. Fins\nb. Stabilizers (hor izontal or vertical).\n(1) Size.\n(2) Shape.\n(3)\nLocation.\n- 4 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 78,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p78.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n17. Air ducts.\na. Slots.\nb. Duct openings.\n18. Speed - M.P .H.\n19. Sound.\na. Continuous whine or buzz.\nb. Roar, whistle, whoosh.\nC.\nIntermittent.\n20. Manner of disappearance.\na.\nExplode.\n(1)\nPossibility of fragments.\n(2)\nOther physical evidence.\nb. Faded from view.\nc. Disappeared behind obstacle.\nRelative to the Observer\n1. Name of observer.\n2. Address.\n3, Occupation.\n4. Place of business.\na. Employer or employee.\n5.\nPertinent hobbies.\na. Is observer amateur astronomer, pilot, engineer, etc.\nb. Length of time engaged in hobby (experience).\n6. Ab111ty to determine:\na. Color.\nb. Speed of moving objects.\nc. Size at distance.\n7. Reliabillty of observer.\na. Sources.\nRESTRICTED\n- 5 -"
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   "n": 79,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p79.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(1)\nNeighbors.\n(2)\nPollce Dept.\n(3) FBI records.\n(4) Employer.\n8. Notes relative to observer on;\na. Sightings In general.\nb. How attention was drawn to object(s).\n(1) Sound,\n(2) Motion.\n(3) Glint of Ught.\nc. Degree of fatigue and duration of flight at time of sighting in cases where observer ls\nairborne.\n9. Witnesses.\na. Addressees.\nb.\nOccupation.\nc. Reliablllty.\n10. Comments of Interrogator regarding the l.ntell1gence and character of person Interrogated.\nRelative to Radar Sightings\n1. Re radars operating on ground.\na. Observations of range, speed, altitude and size of target.\nb.\nDid target executive any turns? If so, what angle (180°), etc. and what radius of turn.\nIf radius of turn is not observable, how long did the target stay in the turn and what was I.ts speed?\nc, Note particularly any separation of distant target into several targets upon approach. Tr ack\nall l.f possible.\n2.\nIf airborne when object sighted.\na. Were there any radar inductions or extra noise on radio circuits?\nb. Give estimates of slze, speed, maneuvers, etc.\nGENERAL\n1. Teletype sequences of local weather condtuons.\n2. Winds aloft report.\n- 6 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 80,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p80.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n3. Local flight schedules of commercial, private and military aircra!t flying 1n vicinity at the\ntime.\n(Check Canadian activity 1f close to that border.)\n4. Possible releases of testing devices 1n vicinity sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Air Force,\nArmy, Weather Units, Research Organizations or any other.\n5. If object contacted earth, obtain soil samples within and without depression or spot where\nobject landed (and then presumably departed) for purpose of making comparison of soils.\n6.\n11 object came sufficiently near other alrcra!t or known objects check surfaces with Geiger\ncounters for possible radioactivity. Make comparisons with other unaffected a1rcra!t objects, etc.\n7. Obtain photographs (or original negatives) where available; if not, secure sketches of:\na. Object.\nb. Surrounding terrain where observed.\nc. Place where it contacted earth (If this happened).\nd. Maneuvers.\ne. Formation 1f objects were more than two.\n8. Secure signed statement.\n9. Obtain fragments or physical evidence wher e possible.\n10. Was any radio antenna to be observed, Le., (any projections or extentl.ons that might presum­\nably be construed as such).\nC. P. CABELL\nMajor General, USAF\nDirector of Intelligence, Office of\nDeputy Chief of Sta!f, Operations\nDISTRIBUTION:\nCommanding Generals, Major Air Commands,\nZI and Overseas\nAll United States Air Attaches\nDirector of Central Intelligence\nSpecial Assistant for Research and Intelligence,\nDepartment of State\nDirector of Intelllgence, GSUSA\nChief of Naval Intelligence\nCommandant {INT), United States Coast Guard\nDirector, Federal Bureau of Investigation\nRESTRICTED\n- 7 -"
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 82,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p82.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nDEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE\nDIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n15 February 1949\nAIR INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS\nMEMORANDUM NUMBER 4\nUNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT\nPART I - GENERAL\n1.\nPURPOSE\nThe purpose of this memorandum is twofold:\na. To enunciate continuing Air Force requirements for information pertaining to sightings of\nunconventional aircraft and unidentified flying objects, including the so-called \"Flying Discs.''\nb. To establish procedures for reporting such information.\n2. RESCISSION\nDepartment of the Army Collection Memorandum Number 7, dated 21 January 1948, and letter,\nCSGID 425.1, dated 25 March 1948, both subject as above, which have been transferred to Air\nForce agencles for action, are herewith superseded.\n3. REPORTING\na.\nGeneral\n(1) As complete an answer to the requirements enunciated in Part n, as may be procur­\nable, should be dispatched by means of electrical transmission immediately after sightings.\n(2) Supplementary reports should be for warded as available by the most expeditious means\nconsistent with the importance of the information reported.\nb. Major Air Commands (overseas) and Air Attaches\n(1) Initial and supplementary cabled reports wm be transmitted to the Director of IntelU­\ngence, Headquarter s United State:s Air Force. Cables wlll contain the phase, \"Pass to\nCOMGENAMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, DAYTON, OHIO, ATTN: MCIAX0-3.\"\nRESTRICTED\nce- 11892, AF"
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   "n": 83,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p83.jpg",
   "text": "RES TRICTED\n(2) Supplementary written reports, prepared on AF Form 112, will be forwarded to the\nDirector of Intelllgence, Headquarters United States Air Force.\n(3) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command ls authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (overseas) and organizations Wlder their control in connection with the\ndevelopment of information on this subject.\nc. Major Air Commands (ZI)\n(1) Reports will be forwarded direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command,\nWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn:\nMCIAX0-3 by installations r eceiv­\ning information pertaining to the requirements enW1ciated in Part II.\n(2) Copies of such reports may be supplled the Command Headquarters of the installation\nconcerned.\n(3)\nA copy of all reports sent to Air Materiel Command in accordance with these instruc­\ntions wlll be forwarded at the same time to the Director of Intelligence, Headquarters\nUnited States Air Force.\n(4) Written reports will be submitted on AF Form 112.\n(5) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command ls authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (ZI) and organizations W1der their control in connection with the develop­\nment of information on this subject.\nd. Non-Air Force Agencies\n(1) Addressees o~er than those of the United States Air Force are r equested to forward\nreports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air\nForce Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAX0-3.\n(2) In order to reduce the time factor lnvolved ln transmission of this type of lnformatlon\nit ls r equested that, wherever communications faciUtles permit, subordinate elements be\nauthorized to communicate reports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Com­\nmand.\nPART II - REQUffiEMENTS\nGeneral\n1. Date of sighting.\n2. Time of sighting (zonal by 24 hr. clock).\n3. Wher e sighted (observer 's position):\na. Ground\n(1) City, town.\n(2) Distance and direction from city or town, road, intersection, etc.\n(3) Fr om building (story), yard, etc.\n(4) Map coordinates (I! feasible) showing latitude and longitude.\n- 2 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 84,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p84.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nb. Air\n(1) Type aircraft, speed, altitude, direction of flight.\n(2) Distance and direction from city, town or known landmark.\n(3)\nClock position of object from observer 's aircraft.\n(4) Latitude and longitude.\nc. Sea\n(1) Latitude and longitude.\n(2)\nProximity to land.\n(Name city, country, etc.)\n4.\nNumber of objects.\nFormation type (if any), sketch if possible.\n5. Observable celestial phenomena or planets that may account for the sighting.\n(Local facl.llties\nor organizations which follow such celestial phenomena should be consulted for such information.)\n6. Distance of object from observer.\na. Laterally or horizontally.\nb. Angle of elevation from horizon.\nc. Altitude.\n7. Time in sight.\n8. Appearance of object.\na. Color.\nb. Shape.\n(Sketch if possible)\nc. Apparent construction.\n(Of what material or substance)\nd. Size.\n(1) Estimated size.\n(2) Size as it appeared from observer's view. (Compared to known object)\n9. Direction of flight.\n10. Tactics or maneuvers.\nVertical ascent or descent, horizontal, osclllatl.ng, fluttering, evasive, aggressive, erratic, etc.\n11. Evidence of exhaust.\na. Color of smoke.\n•b. Length and width.\nRESTRICTED\n- 3 -\n•"
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   "n": 85,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p85.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nc. Odor (if any).\nd. Rate of evaporation.\ne. Does trail va:ry with sound? (spurts)\n12.\nEffect on clouds.\na.\nOpened path thru clouds.\nb. Forced cloud or mists .\nc. Reflected on cloud.\nd. Showed thru cloud.\n13. Llghts.\na. Reflected or attached.\nb. Luminous\ni\nc. Blinked on and off in relation to speed.\n14, Support\na. Wings.\nb. Aerodynamic 11st of fuselage.\nc. Vertical jet.\nd. Rotating cylinder or cone.\ne. Aerostatic lift (balloon or dirigible).\n15. Propulsion.\na.\nPr opeller or jet.\nb.\nRotor.\nc. Aerodynamic vanes (flapping or osclllating) (Katz Mayer effect).\nd.\nVisible exhaust or jet openings.\n16. Control and stability.\na. Fins\nb. StabiUzer s (horizontal or vertical).\n(1) Size.\n(2) Shape.\n(3) Location.\n- 4 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 86,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p86.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n17. Air ducts.\na. Slots.\nb.\nDuct openings.\n18. Speed - M.P.H.\nHJ.\nSound.\na, Continuous whine or buzz.\nb. Roar, whistle, wt)oosh.\nc.\nIntermittent.\n20. Manner of disappearance.\na.\nExplode.\n(1) PossibHity of fragments.\n(2) Other physical evidence.\nb, Faded from view.\nc. Disappeared behind obstacle.\nRelative to the Observer\n1. Name of observer.\n2. Address.\n3. Occupation.\n4. Place of business.\na. Employer or employee.\n5. Pertinent hobbies.\na. Is observer amateur astronomer, pilot, engineer, etc.\nb. Length of time engaged in hobby (experience).\n6.\nAb111ty to determine:\na. Color.\nb. Speed of moving objects.\nc. Size at distance.\n7. Reliablll.ty of observer.\na. Sources.\nRESTRICTED\n- 5 -"
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   "n": 87,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p87.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(1) Neighbors.\n(2) PoUce Dept.\n(3) FBI records.\n(4) Employer.\n8. Notes relative to observer on:\na.\nSightings 1n general.\nb. How attention was drawn to object(s).\n(1) Sound.\n(2) Motion.\n(3) Glint of light.\nc. Degree of fatigue and duration of flight at time of sighting In cases where observer ls\nairborne.\n9. Witnesses.\na. Addressees.\nb.\noccupation.\nc . Reliab111ty.\n10. Comments of interrogator regarding the 1nte1Ugence and character of person interrogated.\nRelative to Radar Sightings\n1. Re radars operating on ground.\na. Observations of range, speed, altitude and size of target.\nb.\nDid target executive any turns? If so, what angle (180°), etc. and what radius of turn.\nIf radius of turn ls not observable, how long did the target stay 1n the turn and what was Its speed?\nc. Note particularly any separation of distant target Into several targets upon approach. Track\nall Ii possible.\n2. If airborne when object sighted.\na. Were there any radar inductions or extra noise on radio circuits?\nb. Give estimates of size, speed, maneuvers, etc.\nGENERAL\n1. Teletype sequences of local weather conditions.\n2. Winds aloft report.\n- 6 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 88,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p88.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nS. Local flight schedules of commercial, private and military aircraft :flying in vic!nlty at the\ntime.\n(Check Canadian activity 1f close to that border.)\n4. Possible releases of testing devlces in vicinity sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Air Force,\nAr my, Weather Units, Research Organlzatlons or any other.\n5. If object contacted earth, obtain soll samples within and without depression or spot where\nobject landed (and then presumably departed) for purpose of making comparison of soils.\n6.\nIf object came sufficiently near other aircraft or lmown objects check surfaces with Gelger\ncounters for possible rad1oact1v1ty. Make comparisons with other unaffected aircraft objects, etc.\n7. Obtain photographs (or original negatives) where available; if not, secure sketches of:\na. Object.\nb. Surrounding terrain where observed.\nc. Place where it contacted earth (lf this happened).\nd. Maneuvers.\ne. Formation lf objects were more than two.\n8. Secure signed statement.\n9. Obtain fragments or physical evidence where possible.\n10. Was any radio antenna to be observed, Le., (any projections or extentlons that might presum­\nably be construed as such).\nc:P.~\nC. P. CABELL\nMajor General, USAF\nDirector of Intelllgence, Office of\nDeputy Chief of Staff, Operations\nDISTRIBUTION:\nCommanding Generals, Major Alr Commands,\nZI and Overseas\nAll United States Alr Attaches\nDirector of Central Intelligence\nSpecial Assistant for Resear ch and Intelligence,\nDepartment of State\nDirector of Intelligence, GSUSA\nChief of Naval Intelllgence\nCommandant (I.NT), United States Coast Guard\nDirector , Federal Bureau of Investigation\nRESTRICTED\n- 7 -"
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   "n": 89,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p89.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 90,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p90.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nDEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE\nDIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n15 February 1949\nAIR INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS\nMEMORANDUM NUMBER 4\nUNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT\nPART I - GENERAL\n1. PURPOSE\nThe purpose of this memorandum ls twofold:\na. To enunciate continuing Air Force requirements for information pertaining to sightings of\nunconventional aircraft and unldentlfled flying objects, including the so-called \"Flying Discs.\"\nb. To establish procedures for reporting such information.\n2. RESCISSION\nDepartment of the Army Collection Memorandum Number 7, dated 21 January 1948, and letter,\nCSGID 425.1, dated 25 March 1948, both subject as above, which have been transferred to Air\nForce agencies for action, are herewith superseded.\n3. REPORTING\na. General\n(1) As complete an answer to the requirements enunciated in Part II, as may be procur­\nable, should be dispatched by means of electrical transmission immediately after sightings,\n(2) Supplementary reports should be forwarded as ava1lable by the most expeditious means\nconsistent with the importance of the information reported.\nb, Major Air Commands (Overseas) and Air Attaches\n(1) Initial and supplementary cabled reports wlll be transmitted to the Director of Intem­\ngence, Headquarters United States Al.r Force. Cables wl.11 contain the phase, \" Pass to\nCOMGENAMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, DAYTON, OHIO, ATTN:\nMCIAXO-3.\"\nRESTRICTED\nta- 8~k94'-/~1/"
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   "n": 91,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p91.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(2) Supplementary written reports, prepared on AF Form 112, wlll be forwarded to the\nDirector of Intelligence, Headquarters United States Alr Force.\n(3) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command ls authorized direct contact with major\nAlr Commands (overseas) and organizations under their control in connection with the\ndevelopment of information on this subject.\nc. Major Air Commands (ZI)\n(1) Reports wm be forwarded direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command,\nWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MClAX0-3 by installations receiv­\ning information pertaining to the requirements enunciated in Part Il.\n(2) Coples of such r eports may be supplied the Command Headquarters of the Installation\nconcerned.\n(3) A copy of all reports sent to Air Materiel Command In accordance with these instr uc­\ntions will be forwarded at the same time to the Director of Intelllgence, Headquarters\nUnited States Air Force.\n(4) Written reports will be submitted on AF Form 112.\n(5) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command Ls authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (ZI) and organizations under their control In connection with the develop­\nment of information on this subject.\nd. Non-Air Force Agencies\n(1) Addressees ot~er than those of the United States Air Force are requested to forward\nreports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air\nForce Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAX0-3.\n(2) In order to reduce the time factor involved in transmission of this type of information\nLt ls requested that, wherever communications facilities permit, subordinate elements be\nauthorized to communicate reports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Com­\nmand.\nPART II - REQUIREMENTS\nGeneral\n1. Date of sighting.\n2. Time of sighting (zonal by 24 hr. clock).\n3. Where sighted (observer's position):\na. Ground\n(1) City, town.\n(2) Distance and direction from city or town, r oad, intersection, etc.\n(3) From building (story), yard, etc.\n(4) Map coordinates (11 feasible) showing latitude and longitude.\n- 2 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 92,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p92.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nb, Air\n(1)\nType a1rcraft, speed, alutude, d1rection of fUght.\n(2) Distance and d1rection from city, town or known landmark.\n(3) Clock posltlon of object from observer's aircraft.\n(4) Latitude and longitude.\nc. Sea\n(1) Latitude and longitude.\n(2)\nPr oximity to land.\n(Name city, country, etc.)\n4.\nNumber of objects.\nFormation type (lf any), sketch 1f possible.\n5. Observable celestlal phenomena or planets that may account for the sight1ng.\n(Local £ac1Uties\nor organizations which follow such celestial phenomena should be consulted for such Lnformatlon.)\n6. Distance of object from observer.\na. Laterally or hor1zontally.\nb. Angle of elevation from horizon.\nc. Altitude.\n7. Time in sight.\n8. Appearance of object.\na. Color.\nb. Shape.\n(Sketch if possible)\nc. Apparent construction.\n(Of what material or substance)\nd, Size,\n(1)\nEstimated size.\n(2) Size as it appeared from observer's view.\n(Compared to known object)\n9. Direction of flight.\n10. Tactics or maneuvers.\nVertical ascent or descent, horizontal, osclllatlng, fluttering, evasive, aggressive, erratic, etc.\n11. Evidence of exhaust.\na. Color of smoke.\n, b. Length and width.\nRESTRICTED\n- 3 ­"
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   "n": 93,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p93.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nc. Odor (if any).\nd. Rate of evaporation.\ne. Does trail vary wl.th sound? (spurts)\n12. Effect on clouds.\na. Opened path thru clouds.\nb. Forced cloud or ml.sts.\nc. Re.fleeted on cloud.\nd. Showed thru cloud.\n13. Llghts.\na. Reflected or attached.\nb. Luminous\nc. Blinked on and off in relation to speed.\n14, Support\na. Wings.\nb. Aerodynamic list of fuselage.\nc. Vertical jet.\nd. Rotating cylinder or cone.\ne. Aerostatl.c lift (balloon or dirigible).\n15. Propulsion.\na. Propeller or jet.\nb. Rotor.\nc. Aerodynamic vanes (flapping or oscillatlng) (Katz Mayer effect).\nd. Visible exhaust or jet openings.\n16. Control and stabllity.\na. Fins\nb. Stabilizers (horizontal or vertical).\n(1) Sl.ze.\n(2) Shape.\n(3)\nLocation.\n- 4 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 94,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p94.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n17. Air ducts.\na. Slots.\nb. Duct openings.\n18. Speed - M.P .H.\n19. Sound.\na. Continuous whine or buzz.\nb. Roar, whistle, whoosh.\nc. Intermittent.\n20. Manner of disappearance.\na.\nExplode.\n(1) Possibil!.ty of fragments.\n(2) Other physical evidence.\nb. Faded from view.\nc. Disappeared behind obstacle.\nRelat!.ve to the Observer\n1. Name of observer.\n2. Address.\n3. Occupation.\n4. Place of business.\na. Employer or employee.\n5. Pertinent hobbies.\na. Is observer amateur astronomer, pilot, engineer, etc.\nb. Length of time engaged in hobby (experience).\n6. Ability to deter mine:\na. Color.\nb. Speed of moving objects.\nc. Size at distance.\n7. Rellabillty of observer.\na.\nSources.\nRESTRICTED\n- 5 -"
  },
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   "n": 95,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p95.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(1)\nNeighbors.\n(2) Police Dept.\n(3) FBI records.\n(4) Employer.\n8. Notes relative to observer on:\na. Sightings in general.\nb. How attention was drawn to object(s).\n(1) Sound.\n(2) Motion.\n(3) Glint of light.\nc. Degree of fatigue and duration of flight at time of slghtlng in cases where observer is\nairborne.\n9. Witnesses.\na. Addressees.\nb. Occupation.\nC.\nReUabiUty.\n10. Comments of interrogator regarding the intelUgence and character of person inter rogated.\nRelative to Radar Sightings\n1. Re radars operating on ground.\na. Observations of range, speed, altitude and size of target.\nb. Did target executive any turns? If so, what angle (180°), etc. and what radius of turn.\nIf radius of turn ls not observable, how long did the target stay in the turn and what was its speed?\nc. Note particularly any separation of distant target Into several targets upon approach. Track\nall if possible.\n2. If airborne when object sighted.\na. Were there any radar inductions or extra noise on radio circuits?\nb. Give estimates of size, speed, maneuvers, etc.\nGENERAL\n1. Teletype sequences of local weather condlt1ons.\n2. Winds aloft report.\n- 6 -\nRES TRICTED"
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   "n": 96,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p96.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nS. Local flight schedules of commercial, private and military aircraft flying In vicinity at the\ntime.\n(Check Canadian activity if close to that border.)\n4. Possible releases of testing devices in vicinity sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Air Force,\nArmy, Weather Units, Research Organizations or any other.\n6.\nIf object contacted earth, obtain soil samples within and without depression or spot where\nobject landed (and then presumably departed) for purpose of making comparison of soils.\n6. If object came sufficiently near other aircraft or known objects check surfaces with Geiger\ncounters for possible radioactivity. Make comparisons with other unaffected aircrait objects, etc.\n7. Obtain photographs (or original negatives) where available; if not, secure sketches of:\na. Object.\nb. Surrounding terrain where observed.\nc. Place where it contacted earth (if this happened).\nd.\nManeuvers.\ne. Formation 1f objects were more than two.\n8. Secure signed statement.\n9. Obtain fragments or physical evidence where possible.\n10. Was any radio antenna to be observed, i.e., (any projections or extentlons that might presum­\nably be construed as such).\ncf-?~\nC. P. CABELL\nMajor General, USAF\nDirector of Intelllgence, Office of\nDeputy Chief of Staff, Operations\nDISTRIBUTION:\nCommanding Generals, Major Air Commands,\nZI and overseas\nAll United States Air Attaches\nDirector of Central IntelUgence\nSpecial Assistant for Research and Intelligence,\nDepartment of State\nDirector o:f Intelllgence, GSUSA\nChief of Naval Intelligence\nCommandant (!NT), United States Coast Guard\nDirector, Federal Bureau of Investigation\nRESTRICTED\n- 7 -"
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   "n": 97,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p97.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nRESTRICTED\nI\nI"
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   "n": 98,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p98.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nDEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE\nDIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n16 February 1949\nAIR INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS\nMEMORANDUM NUMBER 4\nUNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT\nPART I - GENERAL\n1. PURPOSE\nThe purpose of this memorandum is twofold:\na. To enunciate continuing Air Force requirements for information pertaining to sightings of\nunconventional aircraft and unidentified flying objects , including the so-called \"Flying Discs.\"\nb.\nTo establish procedures for reporting such information.\n2. RESCISSION\nDepartment of the Army CollecUon Memorandum Number 7, dated 21 January 1948, and letter,\nCSGID 425.1, dated 25 March 1948, both subject as above, which have been transferred to Air\nForce agencies for action, are herewith superseded.\n3. REPORTING\na. General\n(1) As complete an answer to the requirements enunciated in Part II, as may be procur­\nable, should be dispatched by means of electrical transmission immediately after sightings.\n(2) Supplementary reports should be forwarded as available by the most expeditious means\nconsistent with the importance of the information reported.\nb. Major Air Commands (Overseas) and Air Attaches\n(1) Initial and supplementary cabled reports will be transmitted to the Director of Intelli­\ngence, Headquarters United States Air Force. Cables wm contain the phase, \" Pass to\nCOMGENAMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, DAYTON, OHIO, ATTN: MCIAXO-3.''\nRESTRICTED\nC9•11892,.4F"
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   "n": 99,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p99.jpg",
   "text": "RES TRIC T ED\n(2) Supplementary written reports, prepared on AF Form 112, will be forwarded to the\nDirector of Intelligence, Headquarters United States Air Force.\n(3) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact wlth major\nAir Commands (overseas) and organizations under their control in connection with the\ndevelopment of information on this subject.\nc. Major Air Commands (ZI)\n(1) Reports wlll be forwarded direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command,\nWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAX0-3 by installations receiv­\ning information pertaining to the requirements enunciated in Part II.\n(2) Copies of such r eports may be supplied the Command Headquarters of the installation\nconcerned.\n(3) A copy of all reports sent to Air Materiel Command in accordance with these instruc­\ntions will be forwarded at the same time to the Director of Intelligence, Headquarters\nUnited States Air Force.\n(4) Written r eports will be submitted on AF Form 112.\n(5) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command ls authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (ZI) and organizations under their contr ol in connection wlth the develop­\nment of information on this subject.\nd. Non-Air Force Agencies\n(1) Addressees ot~er than those of the United States Air Force are requested to forward\nr eports direct to the Commanding General, Alr Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air\nForce Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn:\nMCIAX0-3.\n(2) In order to reduce the time factor involved in transmission of this type of information\nit is requested that, wherever communications facilities permit, subordinate elements be\nauthorized to communicate reports direct to the Commanding General, Alr Materiel Com­\nmand.\nPART II - REQUIREMENTS\nGeneral\n1. Date of sighting.\n2. Time of sighting (zonal by 24 hr. clock).\n3. Wher e sighted {observer's position):\na. Ground\n(1) City, town.\n(2) Distance and direction from city or town, road, intersection, etc.\n(3)\nFrom building (story), yard, etc.\n(4) Map coordinates (if feasible) showing latitude and longitude.\n- 2 -\nRESTRICT ED"
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   "n": 100,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p100.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nb. Air\n(1) Type aircraft, speed, altitude, direction of flight.\n(2) Distance and direction from city, town or known landmark.\n(3) Clock position of object from observer's aircraft.\n(4) Latitude and longitude.\nc. Sea\n(1) Latitude and longitude.\n(2) Pr oximity to land. (Name city, country, etc.)\n4. Number of objects.\nFormation type (If any), sketch if possible.\n5. Observable celestial phenomena or planets that may account for the sighting.\n(Local faciUtles\nor organizations which follow such celestial phenomena should be consulted for such information.)\n6.\nDistance of object from observer.\na. Laterally or horizontally.\nb. Angle of elevation from horizon.\nc. Altitude.\n7.\nTime in sight.\n8.\nAppearance of object.\na. Color.\nb. Shape.\n(Sketch If possible)\nc. Apparent construction.\n(Of what material or substance)\nd. Size.\n(1) Estimated size.\n(2) Size as lt appeared from observer's view. (Compared to known object)\n9. Dir ection of flight.\n10. Tactics or maneuvers.\nVertical ascent or descent, horizontal, oscillating, fluttering, evasive, aggressive, erratic, etc.\n11. Evidence of exhaust.\na. Color of smoke.\n, b. Length and width.\nRESTRICTED\n- 3 ­"
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   "n": 101,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p101.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nc. Odor (!.f any).\nd. Rate of evaporation.\ne. Does trail va:ry with sound?\n(spurts)\n12. Effect on clouds.\na. Opened path thru clouds.\nb. Forced cloud or mists.\nc. Reflected on cloud.\nd. Showed thru cloud.\n13. Lights.\na. Reflected or attached.\nb. Luminous\nc. Blmked on and off in relation to speed.\n14. Support\na. Wings.\nb. Aerodynamic 11st of fuselage.\nc . Vertical jet.\nd. Rotating cylinder or cone.\ne. Aerostatic liit (balloon or dirigible).\n15. Propulsion.\na. Propeller or jet.\nb. Rotor.\nc. Aerodynamic vanes (flapping or osclllating) (Katz Mayer effect).\nd. Visible exhaust or jet openings.\n16. Control and stability.\na. Fins\nb. Stabilizers (horizontal or vertical).\n(1) Size.\n(2) Shape.\n(3) Location.\n- 4 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 102,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p102.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n17. Air ducts .\na. Slots.\nb.\nDuct openings.\n18. Speed - M.P .H.\n19. Sound.\na. Continuous whine or buzz.\nb. Roar, whistle, w};l.oosh.\nc.\nIntermittent.\n20.\nManner of disappearance.\na.\nExplode.\n(1) PosslblUty of fragments.\n(2) Other physical evidence.\nb. Faded from view.\nc. Disappeared behind obstacle.\nRelative to the Observer\n1. Name of observer .\n2. Address.\n3. Occupation.\n4.\nPlace of business.\na. Employer or employee.\n5. Pertinent hobbles.\na. Is observer amateur astronomer, pilot, engineer, etc.\nb. Length of time engaged l.n hobby (experience).\n6. Ablllty to determine:\na. Color .\nb. Speed of moving objects.\nc. Size at distance.\n7. Reliability of observer.\na.\nSources.\nRESTRICTED\n- 5 -"
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   "n": 103,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p103.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(1) Neighbors.\n(2) Police Dept.\n(3) FBI records,\n(4) Employer.\n8. Notes relative to observer on:\na. Sightings in general.\nb. How attention was drawn to object(s}.\n(1) Sound.\n(2) Motion.\n(3) Glint of light.\nc . Degree of fatigue and duration of flight at time of sighting in cases where observer is\nairborne.\n9. Witnesses.\na. Addressees.\nb. Occupation.\nc. Rellab1Uty.\n10. Comments of interrogator regarding the intelllgence and character of person interrogated.\nRelative to Radar Sightings\n1. Re radars operating on ground.\na. Observations of range, speed, altitude and size of target.\nb. Did target executive any turns? If so, what angle (180°), etc. and what radius of turn.\nIf radius of turn is not observable, how long did the target stay in the turn and what was its speed?\nc. Note particularly any separation of distant target into several targets upon appr oach. Track\nall Ii possible.\n2. If airborne when object sighted.\na. Were there any radar inductions or extra noise on radio circuits?\nb. Give estimates of size, speed, maneuvers, etc.\nGENERAL\n1. Teletype sequences of local weather conditions.\n2. Winds aloft report.\n- 6 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 104,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p104.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n3. Local flight schedules of commercial, private and military aircraft flying 1n vicinity at the\ntime.\n(Check Canadian activity If close to that border.)\n4. Possible releases of testing devices in vicinity sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Air For ce,\nArmy, Weather Units, Research Organizations or any other.\n6.\nIf object contacted earth, obtain sol.l samples within and without depr ession or spot where\nobject landed (and then presumably departed) for purpose of making comparison of soils.\n6. If object came sufficiently near other aircraft or known objects check surfaces with Gelger\ncounters for possible radioactivity. Make comparisons with other unaffected aircraft objects, etc.\n7. Obtain photographs (or original negatives) where available; 1f not, secure sketches of:\na. Object.\nb. Surrounding terrain where observed.\nc. Place where it contacted earth (lf this happened).\nd. Maneuvers.\ne. Formation if objects were more than two.\n8. Secure signed statement.\n9. Obtain fragments or physical evidence where possible.\n10. Was any radio antenna to be observed, i.e., (any projections or extentions that might presum­\nably be construed as such).\nC. P . CABELL\nMajor General, USAF\nDirector of Intelllgence, Office of\nDeputy Chief of Sta.ff, Operations\nDISTRIBUTION:\nCommanding Generals, Major Air Commands,\nZI and Overseas\nAll United States Air Attaches\nDirector of Central Intelllgence\nSpecial Assistant for Research and Intelligence,\nDepartment of State\nDirector of Intelligence, GSUSA\nChief of Naval Intelllgence\nCommandant (INT), United States Coast Guard\nDirector, Federal Bureau of Investlgatlon\nRESTRICTED\n- 7 ­"
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   "n": 105,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p105.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 106,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p106.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nDEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE\nDIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n15 February 1949\nAIR INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS\nMEMORANDUM NUMBER 4\nUNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT\nPART I - GENERAL\n1. PURPOSE\nThe purpose of this memorandum ls twofold:\na. To enunciate continuing Air Force requirements for information pertaining to sightings of\nunconventional aircraft and unidentified flying objects, including the so~called \"Flying Discs.\"\nb. To establish procedures for reporting such information.\n2. RESCISSION\nDepartment of the Army Collectlon Memorandum Number 7, dated 21 January 1948, and letter,\nCSGID 425.1, dated 25 March 1948, both subject as above, which have been transferred to Air\nForce agencies for actlon, are herewith superseded.\n3. REPORTING\na. General\n(1)\nAs complete an answer to the requirements enunciated in Part II, as may be procur­\nable, should be dispatched by means of electrical transmission immediately after sightings.\n(2) Supplementary reports should be forwarded as available by the most expeditious means\nconsistent with the importance of the information reported.\nb. Major Air Commands (Overseas) and Air Attaches\n(1) Initial and supplementary cabled reports will be transmitted to the Director of Intelll­\ngence, Headquarters United State:s Air Force. Cables will contain the phase, \" Pass to\nCOMGENAMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, DAYTON, OHIO, ATTN: MCIAXO-3.\"\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 107,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p107.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(2) Supplementary written reports, prepared on AF Form 112, will be forwarded to the\nDirector of Intelligence, Headquarter s United States Air Force.\n(3) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (overseas) and organizations under their control in connection with the\ndevelopment of information on this subject.\nc. Major Alr Commands (ZI)\n(1) Reports will be forwarded direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command,\nWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAX0-3 by Installations receiv­\ning information pertaining to the requirements enunciated in Part II.\n(2) Coples of such r eports may be supplied the Command Headquarters of the installation\nconcerned.\n(3) A copy of all reports sent to Air Materiel Command in accordance with these instruc­\ntions will be forwarded at the same time to the Director of Intelllgence, Headquarters\nUnited States Air Force.\n(4) Written reports will be submitted on AF Form 112.\n(5) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command ls authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (ZI) and organizations under their control in connection with the develop­\nment of information on this subject .\nd.\nNon-Air Force Agencies\n(1) Addressees otqer than those of the United States Air Force are requested to forward\nreports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air\nForce Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAX0-3.\n(2) In order to reduce the tlme factor involved 1n transmission of this type of information\nit ls requested that, wherever communications facilities permit, subordinate elements be\nauthorized to communicate reports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Com­\nmand.\nPART Il - REQUIREMENTS\nGeneral\n1. Date of sighting.\n2.\nTime of sighting (zonal by 24 hr. clock).\n3. Wher e sighted (observer's position):\na. Ground\n(1) City, town.\n(2) Distance and direction from city or town, road, Intersection, etc.\n(3) From building (story), yard, etc .\n(4) Map coordinates (if feasible) showing latitude and longitude.\n- 2 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 108,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p108.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nb, Air\n(1) Type aircraft, speed, altitude, direction of flight.\n(2) Distance and direction fr om city, town or known landmark.\n(3) Clock position of object from observer's aircraft.\n(4) Latltude and longitude.\nc. Sea\n(1) Latitude and longitude.\n(2)\nProximity to land.\n(Name city, country, etc.)\n4. Number of objects.\nFormation type (!f any), sketch if possible.\n5. Observable celestial phenomena or planets that may account for the sighting.\n(Local facllitles\nor organizations which follow such celestial phenomena should be consulted for such information.)\n6. Distance of object from observer.\na. Laterally or horizontally.\nb. Angle of elevation from horizon.\nc. Altitude.\n7. Tl.me 1n sight.\n8. Appearance of object.\na. Color.\nb. Shape.\n(Sketch if possible)\nc. Apparent construction.\n(Of what material or substance)\nd. size.\n(1) Estimated size.\n(2) Size as it appeared from observer's view. (Compared to known object)\n9. Dir ection of flight.\n10. Tactics or maneuvers.\nVertical ascent or descent, horizontal, osclllating, fluttering, evasive, aggressive, er ratic, etc.\n11. Evidence of exhaust.\na. Color of smoke.\n, b. Length and width.\nRESTRICTED\n- 3 ­"
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   "n": 109,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p109.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nc.\nOdor (if any).\nd. Rate of evaporation.\ne. Does trall vary with sound?\n(spurts)\n12. Effect on clouds.\na.\nOpened path thru clouds.\nb.\nForced cloud or mists.\nc. Reflected on cloud.\nd. Showed thru cloud.\n13. Lights.\na. Reflected or attached.\nb.\nLuminous\nc. Bllnked on and off l.n relation to speed.\n14. Support\na. Wings.\nb.\nAerodynamic list of fusel~e.\nc. Vertical jet.\nd.\nRotating cylinder or cone.\ne. Aerostatic lift (balloon or dirigible).\n15. Propulsion.\na.\nPropeller or jet.\nb.\nRotor.\nc. Aerodynamlc vanes (flapping or oscUlating) (Katz Mayer effect).\nd. Visible exhaust or jet openings.\n16. Control and stability.\na. Fins\nb.\nStabiHzers (horizontal or vertical).\n(1) Size.\n(2) Shape.\n(3) Location.\n- 4 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 110,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p110.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRIC TED\n17. Air ducts.\na. Slots.\nb. Duct openlngs.\n18. Speed - M.P.H.\n19. Sound.\na. Contlnuous whine or buzz.\nb. Roar, whistle, whoosh.\nc. Intermittent.\n20. Manner of disappearance.\na. Explode.\n(1) Possibility of fragments.\n(2)\nOther physical evidence.\nb.\nFaded from view,\nc.\nDisappeared behind obstacle.\nRelative to the Observer\n1.\nName of observer.\n2. Address.\n3. Occupation.\n4. Place of business.\na.\nEmployer or employee.\n5.\nPertinent hobbies.\na. Is observer amateur astronomer, pilot, engineer, etc.\nb. Length of time engaged in hobby (experience).\n6. Ability to determine:\na.\nColor.\nb. Speed of moving objects.\nc. Size at distance.\n7.\nRe11ab111ty of observer.\na.\nSources.\nREST RICTED\n- 5 -"
  },
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   "n": 111,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p111.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(1) Neighbors.\n(2) Police Dept.\n(3)\nFBI records.\n(4) Employer.\n8.\nNotes relative to observer on:\na. Sightings in general.\nb. How attention was drawn to oblect(s).\n(1) Sound.\n(2) Motion.\n(3) Glint of light.\nc. Degree of fatigue and duration of flight at time of sighting ln cases where observer is\nairborne.\n9. Witnesses.\na. Addressees.\nb.\nOccupation.\nc. Rell.ability.\n10. Comments of interrogator regarding the lntelHgence and character of person interrogated.\nRelative to Radar Sightings\n1. Re radars operating on ground.\na. Observations of range, speed, altitude and size of target.\nb. Did target executive any turns? If so, what angle (180°), etc. and what radius of turn.\nIf radius of turn ls not observable, how long did the target stay in the turn and what was I.ts speed?\nc. Note particularly any separation of distant target into several targets upon approach. Track\nall 1f possible.\n2. If airborne when object sighted.\na. Were there any radar inductions or extra noise on radio circuits?\nb. Give estimates of size, speed, maneuvers, etc.\nGENERAL\n1. Teletype sequences of local weather conditions.\n2. Winds aloft report.\n- 6 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 112,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p112.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n3. Local flight schedules of commercial, private and m111tary aircraft flylng ln vicinlty at the\ntlme.\n(Check Canadian activity 1f close to that border.)\n4. Possible releases of testing devices 1n vicinity sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Air Force,\nArmy, Weather Units, Research Organizations or any other.\n5. If object contacted earth, obtain soil samples within and without depression or spot where\nobject landed (and then presumably departed) for purpose of making comparison of sons.\n6.\nIf object came sufficiently near other aircraft or known objects check surfaces with Gelger\ncounters for possible radioactivity. Make comparisons with other unaffected aircraft objects, etc.\n7. Obtain photographs (or original negatives) where available; if not, secure sketches of:\na . Object.\nb. Surrounding terrain where observed.\nc. Place where it contacted earth (if this happened).\nd. Maneuvers.\ne. Formation 1f objects were more than two.\n8. Secure signed statement,\n9. Obtain fragments or physical evidence where possible.\n10. Was any radlo antenna to be observed, Le., (any projections or extentions that might presum­\nably be construed as such).\nc.P~\nC. P. CABELL\nMajor General, USAF\nDirector of IntelUgence, Office of\nDeputy Chief of Staff, Operations\nDISTRIBUTION:\nCommanding Generals, Major Air Commands,\nZI and Overseas\nAll United States Air Attaches\nDirector of Central Intelligence\nSpecial Assistant for Research and Intelligence,\nDepartment of State\nDirector of Intelligence, GSUSA\nChief of Naval Intelligence\nCommandant (INT), United States Coast Guard\nDirector, Federal Bureau of Investigation\nAESTRICTED\n- 7 -"
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   "n": 113,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p113.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 114,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p114.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nDEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE\nDIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n15 February 1949\nAIR INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS\nMEMORANDUM NUMBER 4\nUNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT\nPART I - GENERAL\n1. PURPOSE\nThe purpose of this memorandum ls twofold:\na. To enW1ciate continuing Alr Force requirements for information pertaining to sightings of\nWlconventlonal aircraft and Wlidentified flying objects, including the so-called \"Flying Discs.\"\nb. To establish procedures for reporting such informatlon.\n2. RESCISSION\nDepartment of the Army Collection Memorandum Number 7, dated 21 January 1948, and letter,\nCSGID 425.1, dated 25 March 1948, both subject as above, which have been transferred to Air\nForce agencies for action, are herewith superseded.\n3. REPORTING\na.\nGeneral\n(1) As complete an answer to the requirements enW1ciated in Part II, as may be procur­\nable, should be dispatched by means of electrical transmission immediately after sightings.\n(2) Supplementary reports should be forwarded as available by the most expeditious means\nconsistent with the importance of the information reported.\nb. Major Air . Commands (Overseas) and Air Attaches\n(1) Initial and supplementary cabled reports will be transmitted to the Director of Intelli­\ngence, Headquarters United State:s Air Force. Cables wUl contain the phase, \"Pass to\nCOMGENAMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, DAYTON, OHIO, ATTN: MClAX0-3.\"\nRESTRICTED"
  },
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   "n": 115,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p115.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(2) Supplementary written reports, prepared on AF Form 112, will be forwarded to the\nDirector of Intelligence, Headquarters United States Air Force.\n(3) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact wlth major\nAir Commands (overseas) and organizations under their control in connection with the\ndevelopment of in.formation on this subject.\nc. Major Air Commands (ZI)\n(1) Reports wm be forwarded direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command,\nWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAX0-3 by installations receiv­\ning information pertaining to the requirements enunciated in Part II.\n(2) Coples of such reports may be supplled the Command Headquarters of the installation\nconcerned.\n(3) A copy of all reports sent to Air Materiel Command in accordance with these instruc­\ntions will be forwarded at the same time to the Director of Intelligence, Headquarters\nUnited States Air Force.\n(4)\nWritten reports will be submitted on AF Form 112.\n(5) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (ZI) and organizations under their control in connectlon with the develop­\nment of information on this subject.\nd. Non-Air Force Agencies\n(1) Addressees otQer than those of the United States Air Force are requested to forward\nreports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air\nForce Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAX0-3.\n(2) In order to reduce the time factor involved in transmission of this type of information\nit is r equested that, wherever communications facilities permit, subordinate elements be\nauthorized to communicate reports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Com­\nmand.\nPART ll - REQUIREMENTS\nGeneral\n1. Date of sighting.\n2. Time of sighting (zonal by 24 hr. clock).\n3. Where sighted (observer's position):\na. Ground\n(1) City, town.\n(2) Distance and direction from city or town, road, intersection, etc.\n(3) From building (story), yard, etc.\n(4)\nMap coordinates (if feasible) showing latitude and longitude.\n- 2 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 116,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p116.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nb , Air\n(1)\nType aLrcraft, speed, altltude, direction of fllght.\n(2)\nDistance and direction from city, town or known landmark.\n(3)\nClock positlon of object from observer's aircraft.\n(4) Latitude and longitude.\nc. Sea\n(1) Latitude and longitude.\n(2) Proximity to land.\n(Name city, country, etc.)\n4. Number of objects.\nFormation type (1! any), sketch if possible.\n5. Observable celestial phenomena or planets that may account for the sighting.\n(Local facilities\nor organizations which follow such celestial phenomena should be consulted for such information.)\n6.\nDistance of object from observer.\na. Laterally or horizontally.\nb. Angle of elevation from horizon.\nc. Altitude.\n7. Time in sight.\n8, Appearance of object.\na. Color.\nb. Shape.\n(Sketch if posslble)\nc. Apparent constructlon.\n(Of what material or substance)\nd. Size.\n(1) Estimated slze.\n(2) Size as it appeared from observer's view. (Compared to known object)\n9. Direction of fllght.\n10. Tactics or maneuvers.\nVertical ascent or descent, horizontal, osclllat1ng, fluttering, evasive, aggressive, erratic, etc.\n11. Evidence of exhaust.\na.\nColor of smoke.\n1 b. Length and width.\nRESTRICTED\n- 3 -\n•"
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   "n": 117,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p117.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nC.\nOdor (1.f any).\nd. Rate of evaporation.\ne. Does trail vary wlth sound?\n(spurts)\n12. Effect on clouds.\na. Opened path thru clouds.\nb. Forced cloud or mists.\nc. Reflected on cloud.\nd. Showed thru cloud.\n13. Lights.\na. Reflected or attached.\nb. Lumlnous\nc. Blinked on and off ln relation to speed.\n14. Support\na. Wings.\nb. Aerodynamic list of fuselage.\nc. Vertical jet.\nd. Rotating cylinder or cone.\ne . Aerostatlc llit (balloon or dlr1glble).\n16. Propulsion.\na. Propeller or jet.\nb. Rotor.\nc. Aerodynamic vanes (flapping or oscillating) (Katz Mayer effect).\nd. Visible exhaust or jet openings.\n16. Control and stability.\na. Fins\nb. Stab111zers (horizontal or vertical).\n(1) Size.\n(2) Shape.\n(3) Location.\n- 4 -\nRESTRICTE D"
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   "n": 118,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p118.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n17. Air ducts.\na. Slots.\nb. Duct openings.\n18. Speed - M.P.H.\n19. Sound.\na. Continuous whlne or buzz.\nb. Roar I whistle, wooosh.\nc. Intermittent.\n20. Manner of disappearance.\na.\nExplode.\n(1) Possibility of fragments.\n(2) Other physical evidence.\nb.\nFaded from view.\nc. Disappeared behind obstacle.\nRelatlve to the Observer\n1. Name of observer.\n2.\nAddress.\n3.\nOccupation.\n4. Place of buslness.\na. Employer or employee.\n5.\nPertinent hobbies.\na. Is observer amateur astronomer, pilot, engineer, etc.\nb. Length of time engaged in hobby (experience).\ne.\nAbility to determine:\na. Color.\nb. Speed of moving objects.\nc. Size at distance.\n7. Reliability of observer.\na.\nSources.\nRESTRICTED\n- 5 -"
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   "n": 119,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p119.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(1)\nNeighbors.\n(2) Police Dept.\n(3) FBI records.\n(4) Employer.\n8. Notes relative to observer on:\na. Sightings in general.\nb. How attention was drawn to object(s).\n(1) Sound.\n(2) Motion.\n(3) Glint of light.\nc. Degree of fatigue and duration of flight at time of sighting in cases where observer is\nairborne.\n9. Witnesses.\na. Addressees.\nb. Occupation.\nc. Reliability.\n10. Comments of interrogator regarding the intelligence and character of person interrogated.\nRelative to Radar Sightings\n1. Re radars operating on ground.\na. Observations of range, speed, altitude and size of target.\nb. Did target executive any turns? If so, what angle (180°), etc. and what radius of turn.\nIf radius of turn is not observable, how long did the target stay in the turn and what was its speed?\nc . Note particularly any separation of distant target into several targets upon approach. Track\nall Ii possible.\n2. If airborne when object sighted.\na. Were there any radar inductions or extra noise on radio circuits?\nb. Give estimates of size, speed, maneuvers, etc.\nGENERAL\n1. Teletype sequences of local weather conditions.\n2. Winds aloft report.\n- 6 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 120,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p120.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n3. Local flight schedules of commercial, private and m.111tary aircraft flying In vicinity at the\ntime.\n(Check Canadian activity 1f close to that border.)\n4. Possible releases of testing devices 1n vicinity sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Air For ce,\nArmy, Weather Units, Research Organizations or any other.\n6.\nIf object contacted earth, obtain son samples within and without depression or spot where\nobject landed (and then presumably departed) for purpose of ma.king comparison of soils.\n6. 11 object came sufficiently near other aircraft or known objects check surfaces with Geiger\ncounters for possible radioactivity. Make comparisons with other unaffected aircraft objects, etc.\n7. Obtain photographs (or original negatives) where available; if not, secure sketches of:\na. Object.\nb. Surrounding terrain where observed.\nc. Place wher e it contacted earth (1.f this happened).\nd.\nManeuvers.\ne. Formation if objects were more than two.\n8. Secure signed statement.\n9. Obtain fragments or physical evidence where possible.\n10. Was any radio antenna to be observed, Le., (any projections or extentlons that might presum­\nably be construed as such).\nC. P . CABELL\nMajor General, USAF\nDirector of Intelligence, Office of\nDeputy Chief of Staff, Operations\nDISTRlBUTION:\nCommanding Generals, Major Alr Commands ,\nZI and overseas\nAll United States Air Attaches\nDirector of Central Intelligence\nSpecial Assistant for Research and Intelllgence,\nDepartment of State\nDirector of Intelligence, GSUSA\nChief of Naval Intelllgence\nCommandant (INT), United States Coast Guard\nDirector, Federal Bureau of Investigation\nRES TRI CT ED\n- 7 -"
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   "n": 121,
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   "text": "RESTRICTED\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 122,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p122.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nDEPARTMENT OF THE Affi FORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE\nDmECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE\nWASHINGTON 26, D. C.\n15 Febr uary Hl49\nAIR INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS\nMEMORANDUM NUMBER 4\nUNCONVENTIONAL Am.CRAFT\nPART I - GENERAL\n1. PURPOSE\nThe purpose of this memorandum is twofold:\na. To enunciate continuing Air Force requirements for information pertaining to sightings of\nunconventional aircraft and unidentified flying objects, including the so-called \"Flying Discs.''\nb. To establlsh procedures for reporting such information.\n2. RESCISSION\nDepartment of the Army Collection Memorandum Number 7, dated 21 January 1948, and letter,\nCSGID 425.1, dated 25 March 1948, both subject as above, which have been transferred to Air\nForce agencies for action, are herewith superseded.\n3.\nREPORTING\na.\nGeneral\n(1)\nAs complete an answer to the requirements enunciated in Part II, as may be procur­\nable, should be dispatched by means of electrical transmission immediately after sightings.\n(2)\nSupplementary reports should be forwarded as available by the most expeditious means\nconsistent with the importance of the information reported.\nb. Major Air Commands (Overseas) and Air Attaches\n(1) Initial and supplementary cabled reports will be transmitted to the Dir ector of Intelli­\ngence, Headquarters United Statc,s Air Force. Cables wm contain the phase, \"Pass to\nCOMGENAMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, DAYTON, OHIO, ATTN: MCIAX0-3.\"\nRESTRICTED\nC9•11892,AF\nb ~ - ff 1t- 9~-/t''/"
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   "n": 123,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p123.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(2) Supplementary written reports, prepared on AF Form 112, wlll be forwarded to the\nDirector of Intelll.gence, Headquarters United States Air Force.\n(3) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command ls authorized direct contact WI.th major\nAir Commands (overseas) and organlzatl.ons under their control ln connection with the\ndevelopment of information on this subject.\nc. Major Air Commands (ZI)\n(1) Reports will be forwarded direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command,\nWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn:\nMCIAX0-3 by installations r eceiv­\ning information pertaining to the r equir ements enunciated in Part II.\n(2) Copies of such r eports may be supplied the Command Headquarter s of the installation\nconcerned.\n(3) A copy of all reports sent to Air Materiel Command in accordance with these instruc­\ntions wlll be forwarded at the same ti.me to the Director of Intelligence, Headquarters\nUnited States Air Force.\n(4) Written r eports wlll be submitted on AF Form 112.\n(6) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (Zl) and organizations under their control ln connection with the develop­\nment of information on this subject.\nd.\nNon-Air Force Agencies\n(1) Addressees ot~er than those of the United States Air Force are r equested to forward\nreports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air\nForce Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAX0-3.\n(2) In order to r educe the ti.me factor involved in transmission of this type of information\nit is requested that, wher ever communications facilities permit, subordinate elements be\nauthorized to communicate reports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Com­\nmand.\nPART II - REQUIB.EMENTS\nGeneral\n1. Date of sighting.\n2. Tl.me of sighting (zonal by 24 hr. clock).\n3. Where sighted (observer 's position):\na. Ground\n(1) City, town.\n(2) Distance and direction from city or town, r oad, intersection, etc.\n(3) Fr om building (story), yard, etc.\n(4) Map coordinates (if feasible) showing latitude and longitude.\n- 2 -\nRESTRICTE D"
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   "n": 124,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p124.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nb. Air\n(1) Type aircraft, speed, altitude, direction of flight.\n(2) Distance and dlrectlon from city, town or known landmark.\n(3) Clock position of object from observer's aircraft.\n(4) Latitude and longitude.\nc. Sea\n(1) Latitude and longitude.\n(2)\nProximity to land.\n(Name city, country, etc.)\n4.\nNumber of objects.\nFormation type (Lf any), sketch if possible.\n5. Observable celestial phenomena or planets that may account for the sighting. (Local facilities\nor organizations which follow such celestial phenomena should be consulted for such information.)\n6. Distance of object from observer.\na. Laterally or horizontally.\nb. Angle of elevation from horizon.\nc. Altitude.\n7. Time 1n sight.\n8. Appearance of object.\na. Color.\nb. Shape.\n(Sketch if possible)\nc. Apparent construction.\n(Of what material or substance)\nd. Size.\n(1)\nEstimated size.\n(2) Size as it appeared from observer's view. (Compared to known object)\n9. Direction of flight.\n10. Tactics or maneuvers.\nVertical ascent or descent, horizontal, oscillating, fluttering, evasive, aggressive, erratic, etc.\n11. Evidence of exhaust.\na. Color of smoke.\n, b. Length and width.\nRESTRICTED\n- 3 ­"
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   "n": 125,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p125.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRIC TE D\nC.\nOdor (if any).\nd. Rate of evaporation.\ne. Does trall vary with sound?\n(spurts)\n12. Effect on clouds.\na.\nOpened path thru clouds.\nb.\nForced cloud or mists .\nc. Reflected on cloud.\nd. Showed thru cloud.\n13. Lights.\na.\nReflected or attached.\nb.\nLuminous\nc.\nBllnked on and off in relation to speed.\n14. Support\na. Wings.\nb.\nAerodynamic list of fuselage.\nc. Vertical jet.\nd.\nRotating cylinder or cone.\ne.\nAerostatic lift (balloon or dirigible).\n15. Pr opulsion.\na.\nPropeller or jet.\nb.\nRotor .\nc.\nAerodynamic vanes (flapping or oscillating) (Katz Mayer effect).\nd. Vlslble exhaust or jet openings.\n16.\nControl and stability.\na. Fins\nb.\nStabilizers (hor izontal or vertical).\n(1) Size.\n(2) Shape.\n(3) Location.\n- 4 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 126,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p126.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n17. Air ducts.\na. Slots.\nb. Duct openings.\n18. Speed - M.P.H.\n19. Sound.\na. Continuous whine or buzz.\nb. Roar, whistle, whoosh.\nC.\nIntermittent.\n20.\nManner of disappearance.\na. Explode.\n(1) Possib111ty of fragments.\n(2) Other physical evidence.\nb. Faded from view.\nc. Disappeared behind obstacle.\nRelative to the Observer\n1. Name of observer.\n2. Address.\n3.\nOccupation.\n4. Place of business.\na. Employer or employee.\n5. Pertinent hobbies.\na. Is observer amateur astronomer, pUot, engineer, etc.\nb. Length of time engaged in hobby (experience).\n6.\nAbllity to determine:\na. Color.\nb. Speed of moving objects.\nc . Size at distance.\n7. Rellabllity of observer.\na.\nSources.\nRESTRICTED\n- 5 -"
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   "n": 127,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p127.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(1) Neighbors.\n(2) Police Dept.\n(3)\nFBI records.\n(4) Employer.\n8. Notes relative to observer on:\na. Sightings in general.\nb. How attention was drawn to object(s).\n(1) Sound.\n(2) Motion.\n(3) Glint of light.\nc. Degree of fatigue and duration of flight at time of sighting in cases where observer is\nairborne.\n9. Witnesses.\na. Addressees.\nb. Occupation.\nc. Reliability.\n10. Comments of interrogator regarding the Lnte111gence and character of person interrogated.\nRelative to Radar Sightings\n1. Re radars operating on ground.\na. Observations of range, speed, altitude and size of target.\nb. Did target executive any turns? If so, what angle (180°), etc. and what radius of turn.\nIf radius of turn is not observable, how long did the target stay 1n the turn and what was its speed?\nc. Note particularly any separation of distant target into several targets upon approach. Track\nall 1f possible.\n2. If airborne when object sighted.\na. Were there any radar inductions or extra noise on radio circuits?\nb. Give estimates of size, speed, maneuvers, etc.\nGENERAL\n1. Teletype sequences of local weather conditions.\n2. Winds aloft report.\n- 6 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 128,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p128.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n3. Local flight schedules of commercial, private and military aircraft flying in vic1n1ty at the\ntlme.\n(Check Canadian activity 1f close to that border.)\n4. Possible releases o:f testing devices in vicinity sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Air Force,\nArmy, Weather Units, Research Organizations or any other.\n6. If object contacted earth, obtain son samples within and without depression or spot where\nobject landed (and then presumably departed) for purpose of making comparison of soils.\n6. If object came sufficiently near other aircraft or known objects check surfaces with Geiger\ncounters :for possible radioactivity. Make comparisons with other unaffected aircraft objects, etc.\n7. Obtain photographs (or original negatives) wher e available; if not, secure sketches of:\na. Object.\nb. Surrounding terrain where observed.\nc. Place where it contacted earth (1:f this happened).\nd. Maneuvers.\ne. Formation 1:f objects were more than two.\n8. Secure signed statement.\n9. Obtain fragments or physical evidence where possible.\n10. Was any radio antenna to be observed, Le., (any pr ojections or extentions that might presum­\nably be construed as such).\ne>:P~\nC. P. CABELL\nMajor General, USAF\nDirector of IntelUgence, Office of\nDeputy Chief of Staff, Operations\nDISTRIBUTION:\nCommanding Generals, Major Air Commands,\nZI and Overseas\nAll United States Air Attaches\nDirector of Central Intelligence\nSpecial Assistant for Research and Intelllgence,\nDepartment of State\nDirector of Intelligence, GSUSA\nChief of Naval Intelligence\nCommandant (I.NT), United States Coast Guard\nDirector, Federal Bureau of Investigation\nRESTRICTED\n- 7 -"
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   "n": 129,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p129.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 130,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p130.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nDEPARTMENT OF THE Am FORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES Am FORCE\nDmECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n15 February 1949\nAIR INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS\nMEMORANDUM NUMBER 4\nUNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT\nPART I - GENERAL\n1. PURPOSE\nThe purpose of this memorandum is twofold:\na. To enunciate continuing Air Force requirements for information pertaining to sightings of\nunconventional aircraft and unidentifled flying objects, including the so-called \"Flying Discs.\"\nb. To establish procedures for reporting such information.\n2. RESCISSION\nDepartment of the Army Collection Memorandum Number 7, dated 21 January 1948, and letter,\nCSGID 425.1, dated 25 March 1948, both subject as above, which have been transferred to Air\nForce agencies for action, are herewith superseded.\n3. REPORTING\na. General\n(1) As complete an answer to the requirements enunciated in Part II, as may be procur­\nable, should be dispatched by means of electrical transmission immediately after sightings.\n(2) Supplementary reports should be forwarded as available by the most expeditious means\nconsistent with the importance of the informaUon reported.\nb. Major Air Commands (Overseas) and Air Attaches\n(1) Initial and supplementary cabled reports will be transmitted to the Director of Intelli­\ngence, Headquarters United States Air Force. Cables will contain the phase, \"Pass to\nCOMGENAMC WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, DAYTON, OHIO, ATTN:\nMCIAX0-3.\"\nRESTRICTED\nC9·'892,AF"
  },
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   "n": 131,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p131.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(2) Supplementary written reports, prepared on AF Form 112, wlll be forwarded to the\nDirector of Intelligence, Headquarters United States Alr Force.\n(3) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command ls authorized direct contact with major\nAlr Commands (overseas) and organizations under their control ln connection wlth the\ndevelopment of information on this subject.\nc. Major Air Commands (ZI)\n(1) Reports will be forwarded direct to the Commanding General, Alr Materiel Command,\nWright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAXO-3 by installations receiv­\ning information pertaining to the r equirements enunciated in Part II.\n(2) Copies of such r eports may be supplied the Command Headquarters of the installation\nconcerned.\n(3) A copy of all reports sent to Air Materiel Command ln accordance with these instruc­\ntions will be forwarded at the same tlme to the Director of Intelllgence, Headquarters\nUnited States Air Force.\n(4) Written r eports wlll be submitted on AF Form 112.\n(5) Commanding General, Air Materiel Command is authorized direct contact with major\nAir Commands (ZI) and organizations under their control in connection with the develop­\nment of information on this subject.\nd.\nNon-Alr Force Agencies\n(1) Addressees ot~er than those of the United States Air Force are requested to forward\nreports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air\nForce Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attn: MCIAXO-3.\n(2) In order to reduce the time factor involved in transmission of this type of information\nit is requested that, wher ever communications facilities permit, subordinate elements be\nauthorized to communicate reports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Com­\nmand.\nPART II - REQUIREMENTS\nGeneral\n1. Date of sighting.\n2. Time of sighting (zonal by 24 hr. clock).\n3. Where sighted (observer's position):\na. Ground\n(1) City, town.\n(2) DI.stance and direction from city or town, road, intersection, etc.\n(3) From building (story), yard, etc.\n(4) Map coordinates (l.f feasible) showing latitude and longitude.\n- 2 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 132,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p132.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nb. Air\n(1) Type aircraft, speed, altitude, direction of flight.\n(2) Distance and direction from city, town or known landmark.\n(3) Clock posltlon of object from observer's aircraft.\n(4) Latitude and longitude.\nc. Sea\n(1) Latitude and longitude.\n(2) Proximity to land.\n(Name city, country, etc.)\n4. Number of objects.\nFormation type (if any), sketch if possible.\n5. Observable celestial phenomena or planets that may account for the sighting.\n(Local facilities\nor organizations which follow such celestial phenomena should be consulted for such information.)\n6. Distance of object from observer.\na. Laterally or horizontally.\nb. Angle of elevation from horizon.\nc. Altitude.\n7. Time in sight.\n8. Appearance of object.\na. Color.\nb. Shape.\n(Sketch 1f possible)\nc. Apparent construction.\n(Of what material or substance)\nd. Size.\n(1) Estimated size.\n(2) Size as it appeared from observer's view. (Compared to known object)\n9, Direction of flight.\n10. Tactics or maneuvers.\nVertical ascent or descent, horizontal, oscl.llating, fluttering, evasive, aggressive, erratic, etc.\n11. Evidence of exhaust.\na. Color of smoke.\n, b. Length and width,\nRESTRICTED\n- 3 -\n•"
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   "n": 133,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p133.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nc. Odor (1f any).\nd. Rate of evaporation.\ne. Does trail vary with sound?\n(spurts)\n12. Effect on clouds.\na. Opened path thru clouds.\nb. Forced cloud or mists.\nC. Reflected on cloud.\nd. Showed thru cloud.\n13. Lights.\na . Reflected or attached.\nb. Luminous\nc. Blinked on and off in r elation to speed.\n14. Support\na. Wings.\nb. Aerodynamic list of fuselage.\nI\nc. Vertical jet.\nd. Rotating cylinder or cone.\ne. Aerostatic lift (balloon or dirigible).\n15. Propulsion.\na. Propeller or jet.\nb. Rotor.\nc . Aerodynamic vanes (flapping or oscillating) (Katz Mayer effect).\nd. Visible exhaust or jet openings.\n16. Contr ol and stability.\na. Fins\nb. Stabilizers (horizontal or vertical).\n(1) Size.\n(2) Shape.\n(3)\nLocation.\n- 4 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 134,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p134.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n17. Alr ducts.\na. Slots.\nb. Duct openings.\n18. Speed - M.P.H.\n19. Sound.\na. Continuous whine or buzz.\nb. Roar, whistle, wl;loosh.\nC.\nIntermittent.\n20. Manner of disappearance.\na.\nExplode.\n(1)\nPosslblllty of fragments.\n(2) Other physical evidence.\nb. Faded from view.\nc. Disappeared behind obstacle.\nRelative to the Observer\n1. Name of observer.\n2. Address.\n3.\nOccupation.\n4. Place of business.\na. Employer or employee.\n5. Pertinent hobbles.\na. Is observer amateur astronomer , pilot, engineer, etc.\nb. Length of time engaged in hobby (experience).\n6. Abllity to determine:\na. Color.\nb. Speed of moving objects.\nc. Size at distance.\n7. ReliabiUty of observer.\na. Sources.\nRESTRICTED\n- 5 -"
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   "n": 135,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p135.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n(1) Neighbors.\n(2) PoUce Dept.\n(3) FBI r ecords.\n(4) Employer.\n8. Notes relative to observer on:\na. Sightings 1n general.\nb. How attention was drawn to object(s).\n(1) Sound.\n(2) Motion.\n(3) Glint of light.\nc. Degree of fatigue and duration of flight at time of sighting in cases where observer is\nairborne.\n9. Witnesses.\na. Addressees.\nb.\nOccupation.\nc.\nReliab1Uty.\n10. Comments of interrogator regarding the intelllgence and character of person interrogated.\nRelative to Radar Sightings\n1. Re radars operating on ground.\na. Observations of range, speed, altitude and size of target.\nb. Did target executive any turns? If so, what angle (180°), etc. and what radius of turn.\nIf radius of turn is not observable, how long did the target stay in the turn and what was 1ts speed?\nc. Note particularly any separation of distant target into several targets upon approach. Tr ack\nall 1f possible.\n2. If airborne when object sighted.\na. Were there any radar inductions or extra noise on radio circuits?\nb. Glve estimates of size, speed, maneuvers, etc.\nGENERAL\n1. Teletype sequences of local weather conditions.\n2. Winds a.loft report.\n- 6 -\nRESTRICTED"
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   "n": 136,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p136.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\n3. Local flight schedules of commercial, private and m111tary a1rcra!t flying in vicinity at the\ntime.\n(Check Canadian activity 1f close to that border.)\n4. Possible releases of testing devices 1n vicinity sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Air Force,\nArmy, Weather Units, Research Organizatlons or any other.\n5. If object contacted earth, obtain soil samples within and without depression or spot where\nobject landed (and then presumably departed) for purpose of making comparison of solls.\n6. I! object came sufficiently near other aircraft or known objects check surfaces with Gelger\ncounters for possible radioactivity. Make comparisons with other unaffected alrcr att objects, etc.\n7. Obtain photographs (or original negatives) where available; if not, secure sketches of:\na. Object.\nb. Surrounding terrain where observed.\nc. Place wher e it contacted earth (if this happened).\nd. Maneuvers.\ne. Formation 1f objects were more than two.\n8. Secure s igned statement.\n9.\nObtain fragments or physical evidence where possible.\n10. Was any radio antenna to be observed, Le., (any projections or extentions that might presum­\nably be construed as such),\nc l?~\nC. P. CABELL\nMajor General, USAF\nDirector of IntelHgence, Office of\nDeputy Chief of Sta!f, Operations\nDISTRIBUTION:\nCommanding Generals, Major Air Commands,\nZI and Overseas\nAll United States Air Attaches\nDirector of Central Intell1gence\nSpecial Assistant for Research and Intelllgence,\nDepartment of State\nDirector of IntelHgence, GSUSA\nChief of Naval Intelligence\nCommandant (INT), United States Coast Guard\nDirector, Federal Bureau of Investigation\nRESTRI CT ED\n- 7 -"
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   "n": 137,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-serial-164/p137.jpg",
   "text": "RESTRICTED\nRESTRICTED"
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