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 "slug": "dow-uap-d017",
 "title": "DOW-UAP-D017 General Correspondence Of Sandia",
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   "text": "HEt\\DQUARTEP..S • DETACHMENT D\n1100TH USAF SPECUL REPORTING GROUP\nCampbell Mr Force Base\nCamp Campbell. Kentucky\n7 April 1949\n~?>'2.>,,\nSUBJECT:\nSecurity :E:nspection\nTOt\nCommanding General\n\\\nSandia Base\nAlbuquerque, New Mexico\n) ~o\nlo'\nQ,0~\n~4\n1. Reference is made to secret letter. your headquarters. dated\n1 April 1949• Subjects Security Inspection.\n2. a. Guard Orders have been amended directing that the elec­\ntric gate be closed between 1700 hours until 0700 hours the following\nday.\nb. Looks have repl~ced the bolts in all inspection access\ngates in the outer fence.\nc. Inspection ports on both bridges are now pr ovided with\nlocks.\nd. The final draft of our alert plan has been reviewed and\nwill be published and distributed for study to operating personnel.\nIt is desired to point out that the alert plan is incomplete. !.\nstockpile custodian has not been assigned here; his part in the alert\nplan has been outlined only.\nFurthermore, since the 11th Airborne\n'\nDivision is not in place yet, only temporary arrangements for defense\nhave been made. Final form of the overall alert plan will be sub­\nmitted to your headquarters for approval as soon as conditions will\nallow. ·1n the interim period. it is felt that the temporary alert\nplan we have prepared is adequate. A copy of this pl an will be dis­\npatched to your headquarters in the near future.\ne. !11 jeep radios are now installed in jeeps.\nr. ~lthough not entirely satisfactory. radio oom.munioation\nwith the Camp Campbell Military Police has been in effect for some­\ntime and was in effect at the time of the Security inspection. .Pe~­\nmanent arrangements for radio communication with Camp Campbell Military\nPolice are del ayed panding the arrival of radio frequency crystals\nthat fit the Milit ary Police net frequency.\nNND 58378\nShort Title -~-:L~-=-~--=-- -~/_f­\nSHORT TI~ffhBI"
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   "text": ", ~\n,., ..,\n,.\n' .,\nww o . ..2.::pages, copy /\n-\n~\nV\nI\n.\n# , series__\n..;\n7 April 194.9\n•\nSUBJECTs\nSecurity Inspection\ng. Pressure has been exerted to get the Post 'Ehgineers to\nkeep the dra.inage system. clear and to take measures to check the ero­\nsion. These efforts will be continued but lit tle progress on erosion\ncontrol can be expected until the rains diminish.\nDitches have been\nfilled, dirt moved and replaced, native gras ses planted, but the rains\nreturn too soon and much of the effort invested is therefore wasted.\nPlans a.re prepared f or an interim erosin control effort, and a stud;y\nis being ma.de to estinate the cost of resloping the cuts in order\nthat the rainfall mq be drained with less damaging results. Initial\nestimates run in the neighborhood of twenty thousand dollars (t20,ooo.oo).\n3. With the exception of halting the erosixm, all deficiencies\nlisted in the security inspection report have been cleared away. It\nis therefore requested that the monthly report of action taken re­\nquired by cited letter be discontinued.\n/(~4/./?L_\nRICHARD TI' KLIN.!!i\nLt Col, USAF\nCommanding\nNND 58378"
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   "text": "SEGRET •\nHEADQUARTERS\nSANDIA BASE\nAlbuquerque, New Mexico\nAFSWP\nCLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS LIBRARY\nFl LE NO. 45~. S­\nSUBJECT: ll'T.-;,J)..o;y ~·o ¥\nNND 58378 e:i:"
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   "text": "10 August 1949\nDr. L1nooln ~\nInDtituta of 'Meteoritics\nUniversity of New Mexico\nAlbuqu.erquo, N. :t:.\nDoar l.1ncoln:\nI a::n lnclos1ng two copies or the report you asked tor, fllld hope\nthat they oerve their purpose.\n\\'lo Jiave mado a preliminary ez:eminntion ot tm elghtaon collact1ona\ntoken at nine locatione on my,l!onde.:,• 'l'uesday trip.\n!lbere was a large\nnumber of coppor-boar1ng pe.rtiolee on one eolleotion (ll-104L) taken on\nHigm1ay 84, seventeen ·mles north ot E1gl:may 66 1 and aoa.ttered occas•\ni onal particles throJJ.ghout the series.\nThe collection teken at tho\nBlt\"lle location imcodiately' following R- l04L eho'\\YD practically no copper.\nA 1orge l)art of the n - 104L is of a granular mnterial untamiliar to us, and\n, the copper indioat1ona ori,:.inate principal ly 1n l'lhat are e.pparontl'1\naggregations of finely (ona .. meron) granular material of overall sizes\nin tho neighborhood of thirty microns.\nSome cop_per _part! ,lea, hor.­\never, appear to be solid nnd o,Paque.\nThe passage of t-, automobiles while\nthis oollection uas being made is a complicating fe.ctor.\nIt is hard\nto aee how they mieht he.Ta been a eourco ot coppor, ho,raver, unlean it\nnao a question of stirring up aoI!lo :trom dust on the -pavement.\nWe intend to do some :1\"urther chemi.eal work Tii th theee colloctions,\nbut I doubt if muoh nen relevant information 11111 be obtained.\nHy tentative conclusion is that no ~idcspread significant dispersion\nor copper-bea't'ine; particles ,vas present in tbe atmoaphere in the rc\"ion\ncovere.:1 at the timo the eollcct1ons wore made. l,o det1nita statel':lcnt\nis possible about the one heavy copper collention: it should be prosumod\nto be of local origin until come evidonee to the contrary ic 'found.\n~e route at tho collocting trip included Paatura, Santa noaa., junc­\ntion of Routes 66 and 84, ond Las ·Ve.:;aa on J!ondey af'ternoon.\nOn Tuosdey\nmorning it included. Las Ve3as, Canonr,1to, Glorieto. end\necos.\nYours vory truly,\nmx,~\no.ttaobments (2)\nNND 58378"
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   "text": "M\n­\n'\nR/D- tw\n8-10-49\nAN AT'l!EMP? 'ro coU.roT AnBCP.NE PAU'ICLES\nA'3SOOIA'l'ED fJI'l'iJ THE FIREBALL OF JULY 241 1949\nBy\n• n. Oroztor\nand\nBen x. Seely\nHBTHOD\nA 'fireball was raportad to have pasaod ovor the general noighborhood of\nSocorro, Uew Uexi.00 1 at 8:26 p.m. 1 J'uly 241 1949.\nImpaotment equipment, develop9d\nin conneation 1a th the sarosol research proJect ot the New Mex1 co School of !lines,\nwas available, and it was decided to make systematic collections ot airborne me.ter­\n- iel. in the hope ot obta1nill8 material that could be associated .-1th the t1reball.\nFor the present report it is suftio1ent to state that the equipnant processed air\nat the rate ot about J4 11tera per minute, the particles being separated f'rom the\nair by -impactment against en adhesi'f9-coate~ plate in an air jet.\nAppro:d!natel.y\nninety per cent of airborne particlee with dianeters greater than one micron are\ncollected.\nTho adheeive used. on the collecting plates (mcroscope slides) waa a glycerin­\ngelatin tlixture w1th an a.dd1tion or rubeanic aeid (dithiooxamide. )\n'l'lus reagent\nwas used to enable identifioation of copper or copper compounds; it also enables\nidentification of nickel and cobalt.\nAfter ?C:lking the eollaotions, the slides were\ncovered with e. Saran til::l, after which thoy were exposed to strong aomonia vapor\nfor r1:tteon Jninutes to effect partial ao lution or any copp_er or copper oxide parti­\nel.Gs.\nR ESULT S\n'?he first oolleotion was made at 10:00 a . m., .ruly 25, about thirteen and one­\nhe.lf houra after the fireball was seen.\nThe air wan te.lcen about twelve teet above\nground lovel, on t he Ol!!'.IJ>UO ar the School ot Uines.\nTho first run was i'or three min-\n,\nutes , ll['COosaing cbout 102 liters of air.\nSevoro.l large particles wero :round in it\nthat gave J)ositiva co pe.r teats. In at least ono or these the copper reaction was\naeen petore the cn::mx>ni c tro~ont, indicating the presence 9f at least a trace of a\naoluble copper co~pound.\nThe sizes of particles aoon in tho first oollections ranged\nup to over one hundred microns in the largest dimension: the largest particles gave\ntho impression o~ bein.g f'r8gl:lents or a so:i:ievm.at f'ibrous material, llith the smaller\n~~\nNND 58378"
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   "text": "Page 2\ndbension oi\" ,the o-rder o~ twnty or thirty .:nicrono.\nThere were no Br:lall partielee,\nthat 1e, no particles 11'1th n iruuiml1!11 di?DeXUiion below 15 microns. ,\nJ'ollmring tho :f'lrat colleotion, ,additional oolleotions 1f8re nade , tindor aimi•\n1ar conditions. over a period of elght daya.\nThe aooco.pann,ng table su:n:iarisea the colld1t1ons and copper counts ror all\ntbese collections , including tho first ono described above.\nnU!!lbor of the ru.ru,\nwero tor periods lor.,;or tfum three minutes, but °'he oouhts have, 1n 'tbeee cases,\nbeen reduced to the threo-:nnuta equivalent.\nOlio eolleetion showing oevora.l large\ncopper indications , tekon J\"u~ 25, ia omm:1ttnd fron the to.blo because it was\ndamaged in courae ot a teai for radioaotivity by exx,osure of a nmlear track plate\n(vrith negative reoultn) end a det\"inita count oOllld not be made .\nThe counts are exhibited in tbreo size claeRiflcations, end attention is\ndirected to tlie :ta.at that particles in the smallest s!ze croup (l to l5 microns)\ne::-e practically absent trom the early oollectlona, mil& in the later collectiow,,\nparticles 1n the largest (.30 mioron.o) 8Ii.d middle (15 to 30 microna} groups have\nbecome cp;ite esoarce.\nAt the same tine, the counto have beccte quite large in tile\n:.s:ncllest aizo group.\nSIONIFICA~CE\nOF\nRESULTS\nIf 1 t were possible to SflY that particles giving a copper test are generally\nvery rare in eollectione near groimd leTel in this locaJ.lty, the above facts t'.Ould\nbo highly s!gni1'1cant. It l1appens , however, that collections have been :-:,ode at\nSocorro over only- a short period, and not .muoh e.tten1i1on has been given to !denti­\nfica.tion ot copper coJ:lJ)ounds.\n::aowever, after the copper indieetions had been round\nin the present sories of: collectio•,s, some collections were round on file that hod\nbeen made on plain glycertn-3aui.tin on july .1,, 1949.\n-These r.are oovered ,nth the\nSarun fi-lm and rubeanic eoid C!Jld an::.on1a were appliod by d1 tfusion through tho ·ttlm.\nA few copper indications were found, al!nost all the i:e.rtioles being in the 30 micron\nsize group.\nSome other co11ection.s were made early 1n ~uly tbo.t will be e::lt8!ninod\ntor· 'lopper when they are treed !\"roe other tests.\nlil add1 t1on, oce~ional colloot1ons\nwill be examined. tor copper in the futll!'e, and 1t may be possible eventually to add\nso:neth1ng to tho information now presented.\nCOllCLUSION6\nREGARDING\nCOPPER\nIn view Qt the above fa.eta , it i,eem:, very hazardous to draw any: definite con­\nclusion associating ~he coppe~-bearioo perticlos collected with the fireball or 1uly\n24. Th.are a till is, hwoTer, a residuum or poasitdlity ot such associations men 1 t\nis conoidored th c.t partic!.ss ot 1hc smallest s1 ze group did not appear in largo\nnumbera until some 35 hours at'ter the po.esege of tl;le fireball.\nNND 58378"
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   "text": "~\n,,.~\n;..=- -\n•\ntk-a~~\n'?ABLB\n...,.. __ ---\nCountG of Copr,er Partieloa ill Colleetiotu, at Socorro\nDuring Per1o4 lul.:y 25 to August l , 1949\nf '\n-\n(Roduced ~o Particlen per 102 J.itera of' Air)\nComr Counts\nind*\nl • 15\n15 • .30\n30'\nCollec.Timo\nElapsed\nDirection\nM1c1·on\nYJ.cron\n.U.cron.s\nDate\nHour\ntime\nknots\nRange\nRange\n7-25\n10 m..\n13. 5\nNN\\i • 9\nl\n4\nl\n..\n13.s\n0\n2\n2\n-\n7- 25\n2 Rf\n17. 5\n, '1\n4\nl.\nl\n..\n..\n'1 ,\nl\n0\n0\n'\n7-26\n8~\n35. 5\ntn\n8\n0\n0\n- 9\nlit\nft)\n0\n0\n\"'\n\"'\nlit\n'It\n\"'\n0\n2\n2\n7- 26\n2 I'}.{\n41. 5\n~-20- -::>\n0\n' •\n- 7\n18\n1\n0\nlit\n\"'\n\"1t\n'ft\n<-22 -->\n0\n\"\n7- 27\n7:.30\n'11. 0\nIm • 8\nl\n0\n0\n'7- 27\n1:3() PU\n77. 0\nNR • 6\n23\n0\n0\n..\n<ft\n\"'\n8\n0\n0\n7-P,8\n7:30 AM\n95.0\nr,m, -3\n0\nl\n0\n..\n.,.\n0\n•\n<'-28-.>\n'1-29\n7:30 ~ 119.0\ns -7\n4\n0\n0\n7- 29\n4, .,/1,:\n127.t>\nESR -10\n(f---28-->\nl\n•\n•\n15\n0\n0\n\"\n7-30\n10\n14:5. 5\nSE -\n4\n2\n0\n0\n\"'\n..\n•\n8.3\nl\nl\n'l• Jl\n10 Rl\nl.69. 5\nSSE • 5\n4\n0\n0\nlOf.,JU\n• +\n•\n3\n0\n0\n10+ A4\n2\n0\n0\n- ♦\n\"'\n8-1\n9: 30\n!\n19,3. 0\nN - 6\n17\n0\n0\n•\n•\n..\n6\n0\n0\n\"surt'ace ind recorded by eather Station o.t time nearast collection time.\nNND 58378"
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   "text": ".. ..\nAttention is called particularly to the l arao !lumber ot small particles in one\nat the 145-l/2-ho-.ir collootione.\nThe actual nl.I!lber in the colle'ltion was 140, tor\nthe r ive-oinute run.\nl.!ost of these l'lere in the size range of' tTJO to f1ve microns•\nand the principal difficulty in assoctattnc them 111 th the fireball is that a five­\nmicron par\\1cle cannot tall J!lUOh more tho.n l0,000 foot in 145. 5 hom-s.\nThese part1­\nolea could have ccr:ie down from a greater height only it' sol:!& downward motion hfld\ntc.k:en place in port of the a1r 1nvolvet.\nIt should be oantioned. that collections were t aken during tbe at'ternoon of Ju13'\n27, at several pointa eouth end east ot Socorro, tbs fartb.eot being near Binche:a.\nThese oolleotions ocntainod pcrtiole~ giving copper indications, the :particles being\ni n tho •a;?¥!) range ot sizes as those collected in Socorro at about the &a.\":le ti'C'.b.\nIt is perhaps noteworthy that the cop_per-boari ng particles 1n all these collec­\ntlona were of opaque material.\nI.oat ot the co:;,per minerals tbat h uve previously-\ncome to our attention 1n collection• rrom the air have been oolored material, blue,\ngreen, red, or yellow.\nC OBALT\nAND\nNICKEL TESTS\nIn the 2 t00 J.l•\ncoll~cti on of J\"ul.y 26, three quite re:::iarkable particles were\nfound that save very strong coba1t indications.\nThe particles were apparently por­\n:reot spheres (at l east thoy were pori'eetly circul.ar in cross section), twelve mic­\nro!ls in diameter.\nThe reaction with rubeanie e.eid, after at!nOnia trentmant , pi•o­\ndueed a dense yellow-ten halo, eixty microns 1n diameter.\nThe color v.ao not quite\nso clear es with pure cobalt:\nthe e.ppearance sU;;gestin.g e. high-cobalt com,vosition\nwith so~ metal. prosont.\nSuch particles are quite uniqne i n the axporionce or the\npresent. , It' these particles wore of meteoritic orictn they cwld, in tho absence\nof verticul oir IJOV«llSnt, have f'al:len a d1stO!loo of the oi·der ot 20, 000 feet 1n an\ni nterval or 41. 5 houra.\nTwo particlse giT1ns nickel indication.swore round. ~a is quite nomvl, llo ,­\never.\nIt anything, the number is smaller than x::ight have been expected in material\nof aurt'aoe ori<;in.\nThe collections ware not given acid treatnent: additional nickel\nindieations might h &Te been 'i'ound it t his had been done.\nA\noUOGEB TION\nhile the r&aul.ta o!' the present investiga:Uou ahould be recarded as negatt-vo\nor,inoonolusive, it i s desired to call attention to the faet that a coan.s ia at hand\nthat obould r..al:a .PQAsiblo a definite demonetration of tho presence or absonoe ot cop­\nper :particl es asaod.ated with events or the July 24th type.\nrartlo l.e collectlon equipment, operating on the s .:mie principle as that used in\nthe i:resont inTestigat1on, and der;igned tor airple::ie installation, is on hand and\n1te suco&esful operation has been dooonstrated in numeroll s sligh:ta.\nProvision\nNND 58378"
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   "text": "......\n..,,,,,, t\n..\ncould easily be made ror quickly nountins this equi~ent in an airplane cap&ble ot\no.s~enaing above the 40,000- toot l evsl, wllieh couli teke otr soon otter an event ot\nthe J'uly 24th kind, and fly a pattern that would ineludo nitl:. reasonable certainty\nsO\"C!e or the nateriol originating at the neteor u-ajectory.\nA g_uiek approximate\ndeteroination of the tTejeetory wo11ld be required, of course, Wld 1f winds aloft\nwore or considerable strength 1 t muld b& nocaseary to make due allowance tor ttlc:t:1\n1n planning the :flie}lt.\nUOT\nADDED <l-l AWUS1' 101 1949:\nAo this report ,1aa being 1'1n1shea, an ntte:ipt naa :oade c.t on. airplane oollection\n1'ollOm.ng the event o~ uzust 6.\nThe oolloetins eguiPmQnt ,1as installod in a B-25\nfrom Kirtland Field nnd on the o.f'to:::-noon or .~ugust 8 , a flight wao ,u1e l!.«lich a was\nhoped m18ht intercept somo of the meteoritic material.\nAn Interval or 41 hours had pussed before the take-oft, and the :ma:dnu.n alt1•\ntudo roached waa 2.3,000 i\"eet.\nA rough attenpt was :!lade to include air tho.t wae\nunder the trajoctory, but distanl'}eo or sevoral hundred miles nore involved.\nA few\noopI,>o:..~ ind:!cations were obtained, but they seemed definitely to be associated mth\nmaterial of surface oricin. l,o nickel or cobalt indications were ~ound.\nAD. 0lcJ1or­\nate stud.7, which m.tq require more upper air data than ls available, should be oude\nbefore 1 t is decided metber or not the t'lieht di a aotue.1ly include air that 8hould\nhave borne FOrticles trcm tho etoor trajectory.\nNND 58378"
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   "text": "• '\ne\nAu,..i:rust 17, 1949\n'1'0:\nColonel Doyle Rees\nFROU:\nLincoln 1ePas\nSUDJ\"EnTs Momaloua J.uminous Phenomona. Sixth Report{attempts to colleci volatili­\nsation woduots trom ~en fireballs)\n(1)\nIn an earlier repori it has boen pointed out ihat in spite ot eir SDd\nground searoha 1n early February elong tlle nll detem.1nad earth-trace ot the\ngreen nreball ot 1949, ianue.ry 30th no :tregmenta of this ti:roball were recovered.\n'l'here re::iatnod the _poso1t1lity \"that tbia fireball had been so ooopletely\nTolatilizod during tl1sht that oaly tine dnat !'ram it filtered down thru the\natmosph&re. S1noe, fo::- several reasons, 1t eeerced ~ore probable that a uoh dust\nwould consist chiefly or copper or a copper alloy rattier than ot the ferro-\n•\nmagnetic aubstanoes found for ordintn-7 metoorites. the oethodo habitually enployed\nby metooritic1ots fo1\" the c olleetion at •come duat• ( separation ot the dust\ntrom the air by uBO or eleetroI:Ja.Gllets or permanent magnets) muld not be appropri­\nate tor use in conj]_eet ion with tho s;reon i'ireballo. It was there.tore decided to\ncn11nt th~ aid ot Dr.\nilliwn Orozier, \\-d':l.o waa knownto 1'.ave developed a novel\n1mpactu~.•.; duat collector f'or UDe o_n the ABrosol Projoct or tho li'ew l!enoo School\nof' l!ines.\n(Tho 'Wr1ter hed bean elo.:sely aasooiated, in 1943-44, with Dr. Orosier\nat Km1 JJenco Proving Grounds mile .orking on saboted. and prorlm11;y fuoed shells\nand kne\\7 ·that ho hrsi aat1sf'e.ctory clearance.) Dr. OrozJ.er not onJ.y agreed to partio1­\npnte in a cround- 1.ovel search ~or dust pos~lbly put doun by the f'irebe.ll of' ~an­\nuary ,30th, but mede the valuablll sugeeation that dust oollect1oll.6 be made on plene\nflights routod bti.ek and rorth at high altitudes through the air benoath green\nt'1reball paths as soon as possible after t\"ireball tall. ln this manner eonta:ni­\nnation ot ttle aust colleetioll8 by tar1·eatr1al particles '10Uld be reduced to a\nminimum.\nNo ir:mediate application Wat:J made ot Dr. Orozter•o dust collection\nteohniquee• in pa1-t because ot th a m-1ter' a re11urn to fUll ttme ncade.!.11.c work at\nthe m~ on Febru,47 8~h and in ;part baoause o~ Dr. Crozier's other ;rooec.rch\ne.cti'Vities and the interrUJ.)tion11 in Reoearch and Develop:iont D1v1B1on work i.nei­\ndent to the A.E.O. 'a tek1ns o'Ter the ilbuqunque quarters or the Division.\n(2)\nWhen it m,.s determ.i?l9d th.at the green 11reball of J\\lly 24.tll liod descended\n1n. the im»diate vicinity o~ Soco:L\"ro, it was decided to ask Dr. Cro--'1er to attempt\ncolleotio:ns even though he and bis start were then eneaeod in tbe tinal stages ot\nmov1na from Albuquerque to their new quarters on the Campus ot the New 1-l&xieo\nSchool of 1!1.nes, A long distance ¢all to Dr, Orozier on J'uly 26th brough.t the\nweleorna news that be he.d been alerted by an appeal for observations issued by the\nInstitu~ of !!otaorittos on tho evening at July 2,th end ha.d al.rood7 made du3t\ncollections on the campus at Socorro on the morning ot J'tily 25.\nThese collectiono,\nto Dr. Crosier's en.dent surprise, nre found to oontcin not only the tlrst coppe~\nparticles he hod 'found.in air duet col1-eot1ono bu't these I>~ticles were or unusuallt\nlarge ai!Be -\nup to lOO microns in maximum dimeneiorut.\nOn roceipt or this exciting\ntn:to:ro.ation, a party 11u 61apatched t\"ram 17th Diotrict o.~.I. Bdq_e. to confer with\nDr. Crozier ond to~makc e field search tor the i'irobcll ot :Tu.ly 24.tb.\nThis part~\nconBisted at Uajor Charles L. Phillipa (courteously ma.de avaiJ.able tor 'the trip by\nColon.el Harold ~ Gunn, C.o. ot Kirtland Field) Hr. })aul Tatt of the li.S. ,eather\nBureau in Albuquerque, S/A la.ck .Bolino nnd the underaigued. A conterenoe rtth Dr.\nCrozier end er. &,n Seely ma held on the School of w.nee cam;pua in Socorro bet\\lOon\nNND 58378"
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   "text": "10:00 - 12:00 A. J.1. on .Tul.y 26th.\nAt this eonterenoe it beceme ep:parent that\nDr. Crozier wao 1nollned to attribute the unuauall7 large copper fragcenta\ncollected on .Tuly 25 at 10,00 A..l!. (-.bich because ot their size could not h&vo\nbeen blown \"fer, tar by aurtace 111.nds•) to particles blO\\l'D. off the root or out\not the auttere ot t he Aseaying Building on the Campus.\nIn answer to e. queation\nfrom the writer, Dr. Crozier replied that he would oone1der this pose1b1llty\nruled out it copper pm-tioles ob.owed up in colloctiono cade in t.he open oouum\nat considerable distance• trCX!l the Campus. It wao tharotoro recom?;.ended th~\nsuch oolleotions be made @d Dr. Crosier and t•.r. Seely rigged up a atonge\nbattery combination and B!llall D.O. J!!.Otor driven 1DlJ)aotmont collector- 11h1ch were\nloaded into the o.s.t. etat't car and driven out through San Antonio, Carthage,\nand B1ngbom, No\n•enco (this route passing, in ~ . Taf't' o opinion, throueh the\nregion where pnrti~les tran tile tireball ot 1ul7 24th woo ld most probably have\nbeen oarr1ed by the Tery light win.do provatlins in the region ainee the ino1­\ndent.) Four ot tho collections mode on thio trip W81\"$ examined on tho eveniDg\not 1u.l.)- 26th by\n• Ben Seely an4 all were found to contain copper particles\n1nd1stineu1chable trom :those colleotod. in Socorro at about the omne time.\n-\n(3) Pull detail.a on the mathod.e ot collection enployod by D:t-, Crozier end\nMr. Seel.T and on lata:r examinations of ~e dust l)Eµ'ticles collected af'ter the\ngraen tueballs or both J'ul.7 24th Cl1.4 August 6th are given 1n Dr, Crozier••\ni-aport (R/D - tw, 8-10-49) copie11 of whieh are hereto appended. Dr; Crozier' s\ntenta\\1ve oonolusion trar:i study' ot the collections mal.e,not only in eonneotion\nwith the incident o~ .July 24th, but also that o't Aucuat &tb, ts that •the reBUlte\not the prosont inveot1gaUon should be regarded as negative or inconclusive,•\nFrom anelys1a or hie r~ort (R/D - tw • 8-10-49) end trom. several phone conYer­\nsatlona with Dr. Crozier, it io th e writer• belief' that Dr. Crozier was led to\nthe abow conolwsion by the tollowing taote listed below 1n docreaelng arder or\niq,ortance, md aooa:;ipanied by er!tioel OODn8ntat\n'\n(.3.1)\n'l'he d1scoverz by tests t:iade on or about kpt l of ., a few\noo\nr indications~ 1n dust collected at Socorro on J\n14 l.949\ni .e. ten\ndgre betore the men fireball 1nc1den, ot J'uly 24th. Dr. Croz er baa 1n1\"omed\nthe writer that tbs oolleotion ot July 14th wns ·care:t'lllly wrapped up end could\nnot have becom conte?!linated by copped dWlt '1h1oh blew 1n through the open win­\ndows ot the n.D. &J>. Building at Socorro attar the 1no1dent ot July 24th.\nI!o'7­\ntner, there remains the poss1b111ty- that an 'Qllol:eerved or unreported green t ire-­\nball occurring in the Sooorro neighborhood ehortly before 1uly 14th put down\nthe copper dust round 1n t.be July 14th colleottaa.\nTo one tccn1l1ar with tb.c\nal.!nost uninhabited country, around Soeorro md t.he tact that green tireballe aa\nbright as the halt mon occurring at timea as favorable tor observation u '1 :))\n-\n8:30 P.u. have gone alriost unreported, 1t aecms quite likely that a green\n:t\"ireball that tell arter midnight or during the daytime or while most or the\ns1.7 was overcast tlisbt go entirely unroported.)\n(:3.?.)\nThe d1aore ane\nbetween the co.!!ll>uted an! observed rates of\nJ.escent ot .er,· tine copper particles.\nA.9 Dr. Crozier notes, such d!screpon­\nc1e• are Wl.deratandable •it eome dor.nward motion had taken place in part of the\nair involved.• Preo1sely wch dovm\":18.rd tl.Otion oocurred in tha air near tho real\npaths ot the f'lreballs of 1uly 24th and 111-rost Gtb tor ttleoa to.Us were nenrly\nTertioal. ll'urtbonloro tho best obaervatiOllB ot tho endpoints of these tireballa\nple.ee 1hat ~ .T'117 :?4th at a bight ot ltl-l2 miles and that ot A!Jeust 6th at 5-6\nmilsB.\n'l'he downward directed bill1st1o head wave therefore coald Yery easily have\ncarried Dr. Orozier'a 145 hour particloe to mthin 10,000 teat of the earth at\nNND 58378"
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   "text": "..\nb\nIJ •\nthe time of fall.\nSinea we cannot assume complete stagnation ot the air rnu,ees\n1n the Sooor1\"o neiBhborhood tor 145 hours. it must be supposed that such air\nmotions aa occurred were approximately compeuating and resulted in the return\not Dr. Crozier' s tiny •r1ve-.:u.cron particles\" to the Socorro neighborhood in\na.p_pro:d.mo.tely 145 hrurs.\nOnly a detailed otudy ot air .ll!4SS c.otiol!a ror the\ntime interval i~lTod can settle this point. )\n(.3•.3)\nThe lo\ncontinued Q:\nea.ranee of co\nr particles (however • -as\nDr. Crozier emphasizea, S'::l8ller end smaller 1n size . 1n the Sotjorro collection.s.\n(Preoisely sueh a decrease 1n particle size hao repeatedly been observed in\nconnection w1th duat oolleotions believed to be ot metooritic or.lgi n and is attri b-\n~\nuted to the slower e.nd slower rate ot descent of the particles as their average Bize\ndecreases. Thuo, L. Rudaux's ros'Qlta strongly indicate 'that particles :from the\n•\n01aoob1nid shower ot 1933, Oltober 9, filtered down in anallor md Sll18.ller sizes\ntar 100 hours or more.\nFm-ther.m.ore, tor the green fireballs ot J'Uly 24th and\nAugust 6th, U,.o nearly ver:t1eal real paths extended from alt111udtts of lDO mile&\nor more down almost to ground level an4 therofore optimum conditions for long\ncontinued intall of duet particles wre approached in these fallo. ) •\n(3. 4)\n!'allure or the airplane collection ot August 8th to detect ~\nbor ne co ner\nrticles def1n1tel not ot terrestrial or1~1n.\n(How&Ter, the\nairplane eolleotiona vero all made at great distanoee hundreds of ailea) rrom\nthe Vaughn region in -r.-hir.h tho fireball of Auzust 6th i\"ell; and, ea Dr. Crozier\npoints out, at the mo:.nent 1t can not be determined \"whether or not tho :tlight\nd1d aotuall,7 include air that should have borne partialee .f'ro:n rmteor tre.jei:,tory. w\nIn this connection the results a1luded to in para.:,\"'!'aph 4 , belcnT• may be or\nconsiderabl e aigniticonce.)\n(4)\nAt the ttmo the airplane eolleotion of\n:uguet &th was plamied the writer\nreoamnended not only tha.t the t'l1ght traverse the area fram Vaughn northward to\nRaton and· then NW-ward into the Durango, Colorado re~ion (a reconimandation based\non advice received trom l!r. Po.ul Taft of tbO u.u. eathor Buroan) but aleo tb.a~\n.s1mu1taneoualy a ground search 1th the portable i npaotmcnt dust collectin,z oq_u1p­\nment rigged up on J\"uly 27th be run i'roa Va\\l8hll through Future. to Santa Rosa.\nTlle latter po.rt or thin reoomre~mdation was rollowed by Dr. Crozier l'Zho reported\non the results obtained in hia letter to me under date or August 10. copieo ot\nwhich are hereto attached.\nDr. Crosier' s letter makes clear that ground collec­\ntions in the subt1nal regions or tho fireballs of both ~st 6th ond J\\lly 24th\nresulted in the dotootion or unu.eual. aggregations otcoppor particles,\n.lppe.rently\nthe copper IX1rticle aggregate o'btai.ne4 in collectioA R - l04L, m.thin the subtinal\nresion ot the August 6th tall was the only such a~egate rou:id in Dr. Crozier' s\nlenghty ground search or quet S-9.\n111 aeema :particularly oi('Uificant to th&\nwriter tbat Dr. Crozier auapoets that tho copper dust :round 1n this particular\neolleot1ou R- 1Q4L ntsy have been stirred up troa tbe pavemnt on Illgln'lq 84 --­\na likely oatol:dent airfaca for dust put down by tbe green f.'lreball of. August 6th,\nin view or the information giYen me by Ur. T8:f't in regard to tba wind direction\npre•aillng dtn\"ing the hours !mediately following t llie incident.\n(5)8 In apito or the critical ac:mnenta m.ede in porezraphs 3 mid 4 above, the\nwriter hes no quarrel with Dr. Crozier•• oonclu.aion that the resulta ao far\nobtained in the investigation of volatilization product~ possible put down by\nthe green 1.\"1.roball.e are negative or at best 1neonolU81ve. ,However, I do wiah to\nstress noat emphatically that 1:r :tuture more detailed ,,ork shon that the nuzcer­\noue copper part1oles tound by nr. Crozier and Mr. Seely .!I!!. indud floating don\n~\nNND 58378"
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   "n": 13,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p13.jpg",
   "text": ".\n•\n•\n... ...\n..\n~\n..\n•\n~\nt'rom green fl.reballis, then the fireballs are not conventional .tSteorites.\nCol)l)er\nis one or tbs rarosl or the elements tount\\ 1n.nie'teor1tea (See G.P . Uerrill•\nMemoirs National Aoade:my o~ Science1 vol. 14 (1925)• Table f aci ~ P• 27; and\nHarr1aon Brown, Journal ot Geology, vol. 66 (March 1948, ) 'l'able 1 , p . 8'1. )\nIn\n:taot, I know or no case 1n Which el'en the t1riieet particle o:r co;pper hes been\nreported in a dust collection eup:poeedly ot i:,eteoritic or1;;1n.\nIn view ot present\noonoorn in regard to tbe true nature o~ the green :t1reballs, nothing could exceed\nin it1port0Me attailll:llent ot a. definite cor..-iluston in regm-d to the origin o:t tl:le\n0OJ'per particl&s detected in the eub:tinal regions of the firobulls or July 24th\nand .(i.ugust 6th.\n.\n.\n(6)\nThe writer therefore wishes to make the :rollow1ng reco11:1?1endationa,\n(6. 1) That e.rraneements be made tor dust collections on airplane 'flights\nat altitudes or 40,000 tt. or oore through ~he regton ot the atcloaphera lying\nbeneath the real puthil ot green fireballs as soon as possible after the occurrence\not s~h fireball 1nc1denta.\nSuch arrangements preeupposo a wll coordinated\nobserving network pertlitt1ng t:te epeed1eet possible determination ot the looation\nor the real pathl\"I in the atnosphere.\n(Dr. Crozier and Mr. $eely have both agreed\nto cooperate in carrying out dust colleotion at the htghest altitudes attainabla.\nIn Dr. Crozier' s opinion, a B- 36 or\n50 should be made available tar such work. )\n(6. 2)\n5:!lat crOUJ1d- level dust oollect1ons be made along tho well deter­\nmined earth- traee or the green fireball of 1anuary 30th, using the portable impaet­\n.ment equiptBnt al.reo.dy rigged up by nr. Crozier and ur. Seely and used in the e;round\nsearches ot J'uly 27th and ~ust 8• 9th. I:r copper particles can be recovered\nalong this carth..tro.ee but do no, appear in colleotions made 50 miles or eo et1ey\ntrm the trace , the z,eault -=,ul.d be ot much signiticmoe if not indeed deeisivo.\nNND 58378"
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   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p14.jpg",
   "text": "J\n~\nfit\nJ },·\nHEADQUARTERS. SANDIA BASE\n' 1 '\nALBUQUERQUE. NEW !'?.~{98 1 \\.,..\n(1 0 I\nTl·H..,\nOF\n'f/ r SBOP/4 3 3 3, I L-\nNO, ---1--­\nREFER TO FILE NO.\nSUBJECT:\nBoard to Inspect Special u1eapons Facilities\nat Strategic Air Command Stations\nTO:\nCommanding General\nStrategic Air Comm.and\nOffutt Air Force Base\nOmaha, Nebraska\n1 .\nReference is made to Top Secret letter, your\nHeadquarters, subject: • \"Special Weapons Training Facilities\nat Strat egic Air Command Stations,\" dated 29 November 1949,\nShort Title:\nB- 3000, which proposed an inspection tour of\nStrategic Air Command stations to determine adequacy of\nstation plans for Special Weapons training facilities and\nrecommend a priority and time schedule for Special Weapons\nUnit assignment to Strategic Air Command stations .\n2 .\nThis Headquarters concurs in the basic objectives\nof the proposed board and its general plan of action.\nCapt .\nBarnes will represent the Plans and Operations Division of\nthis Headquarters and Lt. Col. Olson, Commanding Officer of\nthe 515th Aviation Squadron, will represent the 8460th\nSpecial Weapons Group .\nI t is not possible at this time to\ncomply with your suggestion that the 8460th Special Weapons\nGroup be represented by the Commanding Officer of the Special\nWeapons Unit scheduled for assignment to the station being\ninspected .\n3. It is recommended that the work of this board be\nsupplemented by a similar board , to visit the station con­\ncerned about thirty (30) days prior to movement of a Special\nWeapons Unit to that station.\nThis second board could then\nverify the rate of progress of facilities preparation and\nthe adequacy of the pl ans at that time , and solve many of\nthe administrative problems inherent in the transfer of\n\\\n\\\n,e\n'\nNND 58378\nv"
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   "n": 15,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p15.jpg",
   "text": "•\nTHIS DOCUMENT CC' ,s,srs OF ___'3-::_PAG\nF\nS'\nCOPIES, SERIES /c;:_\nNO.-----t ___O\n('\nSubj:\nBoar d to I nspect Special Weapons Facilities\nat Strategic Air Command Stations\nany unit to another command and station. It is suggested\nthat this second board be empowered to recommend readjust­\nment of movement schedule as circumstances indi cate .\nFOR THE COMMANDING OFFICER:\nD. H. G1'l.NN\n.._\nLCDR USft\nExecutive Otti,.,..,\nDi str ibution:\nla&2a - a~dressee\n2\nNND 58378"
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   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p16.jpg",
   "text": "NND 58378"
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   "n": 17,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p17.jpg",
   "text": "•\nI\nI\nB/L :from Sandia Base to SAC, dtd 5 Dec 49, subj :\n\"Board to Inspect\nSpecial Weapons Facilities at SAC Stations\nSAC 353 (5 Dec 49)\n1st Ind\nD02C\nHEADQ,UARTERS STRATEGIC AIR COJ:lM.AND, Offutt Air Force Base, OIIY:lha, Nebraska\nI 9 LJ EC\n49\nTO:\nCommanding General, Sandia Base, Post Office Box 5100, Albuquerque,\nNew i~exico\n1 .\nThis headquarters concurs, in general, with basic communica­\ntion .\n2 .\nReference paragraphs l and 2 , basic communication, inspection\nboard has completed inspections .\n3 .\nReference paragraph 3, basic communication, this headquarters\nis directing the Eighth and Fifteenth Air Forces to designate personnel\nfrom units concerned to inspect aviation squadron facilities immediately\nupon receipt o:f notification from this headquarters . Notification will\nbe in the form of an information copy of Strategic Air Command request\nfor movement of aviation squadrons .\nYour headquarters will receiv:e a\ncopy of subject requests. Inspection will be completed no later than.\nfifteen (15} days after receipt of notification. Your command will be\nrequested to furnish personnel for inspection teams.\nFOR THE COl\\'.iMANDING GENERAL:\n1 Incl\nCy of ltr fm SAC to 8 & 15 AF\n4. B. MONTGOMERY\nBrlgadhr General. USU'\nD1reotor ot Operatlona\nNND 58378\n5pt1f?-tJ-.JtlIZ\n~H.OR.1 T1l"
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   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p18.jpg",
   "text": "NND 58378"
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   "n": 19,
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   "text": "....\n~ ­\n).\n'\n('1\nl-lEADQUARTERS STRATEGIC AIR COMMANb\n..\nDO'-'...O\nOFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE\nIt ti~~~~:J. , .....\nOMAHA, MEBRASICA\n--·\n'Sti\"BJECT:\ntnapoction oi\"\nVQC1al eapon:, Faoi11t1oa at St1:ategio .Ur\nCo::mtmd Sto.ttono\n~'O:\nCoill.m.natng-Goneral\nFifteenth Air Forco\nt!at'ch Mr orce D.!leo\nCal1torn.1a\nl. Your attention ia 1nvitod to the inclo\"Bod basic cozrllllunlcet1on\n,,__ nnd first ixtdnl'&e ent tberoto. itt is requestod toot your hea.dquerters\ndesignato porsonnol to inopoot aviation aquadron taoilities of iour\ncomm~d iomediately upon recoipt or noti~i.;::.tion fi'Om this 'heado.uarters.\nrotitication will 'bo in tbe form efaii in.for. tion copy of \"'tra.to,zi~ •\n..1:l.r Oonun:md roquost for move: ont or aviation oquuclro.rw . Inspootion ie\nto bo col?ipletod not lo.tor t'l)an f11'toan ( 15) de:ro aftor tecf)1.,Pt ot\nnotiticatior •\n....\n111 : • .'urn1oh ;reprose:ltativc l)orsonnol tor\nillllpoctiona.\nupon your request .\n'2 . 'Upon coeploli10n 01· inspootlona, any di6<:,repancics noted \\,ill\nbo ~o~ded to ~hio hoadgunrtera tocottlor Ii.th any roeoOMonlint1ons\nthat 10uld fac111-tutc t'ronsi'er ot -subject squadrons to tll.1e comrond .\n3 . Direct co~Ullication ~1th- Sandia Do.so is c.utho1·izc;l tor tho\npur,POoo or coo1·ainatins tbi-s rnttor .\nitt CO:!lWID OF llll!O'l' UNT GmERAL LeMAY:\n2 tnele\nl . b/l i'roI!l :..andiu to 6/..0\n2 . :l-et :Ind :t.'-ro,.:s\nAO to Sa.n6ia\nNND 58378"
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   "n": 20,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p20.jpg",
   "text": "I\n.,\nDEPARTMENT Of\" THE AIR f\"ORCE\n..\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE\nWASHINGTON\nT H E: I N ■ PCCTOR QIENE A:A\\. UaAr\n17TH D I STRICT Of'FI C E\nOF S PEC I A L\nI N VESTIOAT IONS\nK I N:TL. N O AIR ,.O R CI: IIA■ lt, N&W M &>llCO\nDR/ms\nFile llo :\n(24- 8)-28\n25 I.iay 1950\nSUBJECT:\nSummary of Observations of Aerial Phenomena in the New\nMexico Area, December 1948 - Uay 1950\nTO:\nBrigadier General Joseph F . Carroll\nDirector of Special\" Invest.i gations\nHeadquarters USAF\nWashington 25 , D. c.\n1.\nIn a liaison meeting with other military and government intel­\nligence and investigative agencies in December 1948, it was determined\nthat the frequency of unexplained aerial phenomena in the New Mexico area\nwas such that an or ganized plan of r eporting t hese observations should be\nundertaken.\nThe organization and physical location of units of t his Dis­\ntrict were mo~t suitable for collecting these data , t heref ore , since\nDecember 1948, this Distriet has assumed the responsibility for collect­\ning and r eporting basic information with respect to aerial phenomena\noccurring in this general area.\nThese r eports have been distributed to\nthe Air Materiel Connnand, USAF , in accordance with Air Intelligence\nRequirements No . 4, and to other interested military and government\nagencies .\n2.\nTher e is attached. as a part of this summary, a compilation of\naerial phenomena sightings that have occurred mostly in the New Mexico\narea and have been reported by this District Office subsequent to\nDecember 1948.\nThis compilation of sightings is not a complete r ecord\nof all reported observations, but includes only those in which sufficient\ninformation was available to justify their inclusion.\nThe observers of\nthese phenomena include scientists , Special Agents of the ·Office of\nSpecial Investigations (IG) USAF , airline pilots , military pi lots , L:ls\nAlamos Security Inspectors , military personne l . and many other persons\nof various occupations whose reliability is not questioned.\nThis com­\npilati on sets forth the most important characteristics with r espect to\neach observation and evaluates each sighting into one of thr ee classifi­\ncations , (1) green fireball phenomenon , (2) disc or variation, and (3)\nprobably meteoric.\n3.\nThere is a lso attached an analysis of the green fireball\noccurrences in this area made by Dr. Lincoln IaPaz .\nDr . La.Paz is the\nNW 91526\nEO~JFIDE~JTli\\L"
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   "n": 21,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p21.jpg",
   "text": "• . . . ..\neor~FtDEr <rftAtl\n•\nFile No: (24- 8)- 28\nSubj :\nStnnmary of Observations of Aerial Phenomena in\n25 May 1950\nthe New Mexico Ar ea, December 1948 -\nMay 1950\nDir ector of the Institute of Meteoritics and Head of the Department of\nMathematics and Astronomy at the University of New Mexico .\nHe was Re­\nsearch Mathematician at the New Mexico Proving Grounds under ah OSRD\nappointment in 1943 and 1944, and Technical Dir ector of the Opera·cion s ·\nAnalysis Section, Headquar ters, Second Air Force , 1944- 45. Since 1948,\nDr. LaPaz has served on a voluntary basis as consultant for this Dis­\ntrict in connection with the green fireball investigations.\n4·•\nOn 17 February 1949 and again on 14 October 1949, conferences\nwer e held at Los Alamos, New ~iexico, for the purpose of discussing the\ngreen fir ebal l phenomena.\nRepresentatives of the following organizations\nwere present· at these meetings : Fourth Arrrr:1 , Armed Forces Special ',1feo.­\npons Project, University of New Mexico, Federal Bureau of Investigation,\nU. s. Atomic Energy Connnission, University of California, u. s. Air Force\nScientific Advisory Board, Geophysical Research Division Air Materiel\nCommand USAF , and the Office of Special Investigations (IG) USAF.\nA\nlogical explanation was not proffered with respect to the origin of tho\ngreen fireballs .\nIt was , however, genero.lly concluded that tho pheno­\nmena existed and that they should be studied scienti fically until these\noccurr ences have been satisfactorily explained.\nFurther, that tho\ncontinued occurrence of unexplained phenomena of this nature in the\nvicinity of sensitive installations is cause for concern.\n5.\n·The Geophysical Research Division, Air 11ateriol Command,\nCambridgo , Hassachusotts , ho.s recently let a contract to Land-Air , Inc.,\nHolloman AFB, Alamogordo, New Mexico, for a limited scientific study of\ngreen fireballs .\nThe results of this scientific o.pproach to the pr oblem\nwill undoubtedly be of great value in determining the origin of these\nphenomena.\n6.\nThis sununary of observations of aerial phenomena has been\nprepar ed for the purpose of re- emphasizing and r eiterating the fact\nthat phenomena have continuously occurred in the New Mexico skies\nduring the past 18 months o.nd are continuing to occur, and , secondly,\nthat these phenomena are occurring in the vicinity of sensitive mili­\ntary o.nd government installati ons .\n4 Incls\n1. Summary of Sightings\n2. Photo of Sighting No . 175\nw/oomments\n3 . Ltr fr Dr . LaPaz to Lt Col\nRees, dtd 23 May 50\n4 . Graph indicating maximums\n2\n~\n_____-;,\n; (\n~\n·\n---=-·~\nf,,,.\n•\niii\n:,1,,.. _,,\n\\ ..t!-~­\nDOYLE\nEES\nLt C lone1, USAF\nDis ict Commander\nNW 91526\nCOP4FIBE~JTlt\\L"
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   "n": 22,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p22.jpg",
   "text": "File No:\n(24- 8) - 28\nSubj: Sunnnary of Observations of Aerial Phenomena in\n25 May 1950\nthe New Mexico Area, December 1948 - May 1950\nDISTRIBUTION :\n' cys , Dir ector of Special Investigations , Headquar ters USAF\n-J: 8:f--j CG, Ail' 1'8.oeeriel C~t l?a,&~oreeM: A.i'B;-~ , •\n-NPffl;\nBix ec bo1 -o£ Techni ca,) Intel~~\n1 cy~ CG , Special Hee.pons Command , Kir tland AFB , New l.!exico\n1 cy, CG , Ar med Ser vices Special ·weapons Pr oject, Se.ndia Base ,\nNew Mexico.\nATTN :\nJ- 2\n.J-e,',,- C-a-,- Mee:ef!flste.-m;e:r:s , Eo~...A.Any~~\n,\n1\nCO , Holloman AFB , New Mexico\ncy •\n,\n~-e&ea~-t-Gr:i,oe , C8.Jft&N,~e , Mae l!I\"•\nDir ector, Security Division, U. s. Atomic Energy Commission ,\n1 cy ,\nLos Alamos , New Mexico.\nATT!l :\nMr . B. o. 'Jells\n1 cy , Federal Bureau of Investigation, El Paso , Texas\nFederal Bureau of Investigation , Albuquerque , New Mexico\n1 cy ,\nJ cy, £\\i r Farce Scie.nt~ke4J:Uso1y Boaz ~nite.~on Iha~\nATTN·\nPr A~s.apQ Kep.J.M _\n-ii~~~ffl\"-8:!~➔e¥~\"9tl~n-e i e&Fe.. Pe:ntawm RlliJc.a:i:~\n, A~~P • H, E, LoR&e-ber--g;-&,ceecttive DiI e c bur , C~toe on\nG~s~gs end Geog.rerftY\n1 cy , File\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "'\nr, ~~- ~ :\\ f {{ G/ f):1.0 1:r.~~C!:j \\}~, \\)~1\"\n~L? ,.~~ l ,- .:: _i_~:!l·.~~--L ~ 1 -\n1. ·\\.1iI;]} .i;~\nf u1m·tccl lJy the 17\\~h Dist1·ic·c or~icc of C!poc i.a l hvesti3atir:,;1s (7:l ) , ~.:irtls.nc'. 1'.ir ~•oi·ce Dase , We,;1 :.:exico\nU GF.HD :\nR -\nTielia't. l e\nUnl:\nUnl'.110':\"m J.eliability\n*1eliability of Ocs ervers :\nV\"J - Very Relia'c l e\n11\n( 3) Prob~bl e :~eteor\nFireball I'henomena\n**Evaluation :\n( 1) \"Gr een\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "r r,\n,..\n• ! .-, .\n~....\n._.. 0\n..!. I v..1.l\nv\nSun1Jll[cr y\nC:\ni !\n····---··i\nt\ni\n!\ni\n!Disappear ed\n( 2) !\nl\n! l\n•\n. ,,,\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Su.mme.ry of Sightings of Unh1own Aerial Phenomena , 17th District OSI (cont)\nPage 11\n... .\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Sunm1e.ry of Si ghtings of Unknown Aeria l Phenomena , 17th District OSI (cont)\nPage 12\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Summary of Si ghtin[js of Unknown Aer ial Phenomena , 17th District C•SI (c 01,t)\nPage 13\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "·\n. ·\n-\n-- ~ ·\n~\n•••\n•\n.\n.. ..\nSu.'llID.2.ry of Sighti ngs of Unknown Aer ial Phenomena , 17th Distr ict OS I (cont )\nPe.:ge 14\ni\n! C;-J\n!J'.l . rl ? i\nO\n!\nS:: .p\nj\nal\nO\nj\n·\nI\n·r-1\nj\nj\n;\n! c\nI\ni ·ri\n.\n, 0\nS...1 •rl\nS... ;\nr\n;\n.p o ~\n.p (l)\n,\n.µ ·rl\n,\n• H\ni S:: .µ\n1\n,\n\"\n:\n\"\n:\n>--I\nH\n.µ\n1\n!\n• .\nj\nl\n(l)i ,D\n(l) i\nrl C;-j ©\nl\ns:: •rt bO\ns:: 'U\n!\ns:: +'\ni\n: 0\n0 ro\ni\n:\n;::;\ni\n;::;\n!\n0\ntli\n! tli\n,..\n! H\ni>i tli\n!i'.l ;\nal\nO\nS...\ni\n(l) +>\n, ,-j\n(!)\n::,\n!\n(!)\nO\nf..\nl\n;\n!,,-! i>\n\\\n!\n>-<\nj\n>-<\n•\n<L'\n; ;:::,\n©\n.i·:\ni ~ S... j ·rl ..0 !\nS...\nl--<\n!\nf..\nO rl\nS... .µ\n!\n!i'.l\nN\nCD\n!\nS...\ni r. ri I.µ\ni...\n; \"d\ni (!)\n(l)\ni\n(!)\n!\nS...\n°'14\n; rl\n1g\n(!)\n~\n! 1g\n(l)i rl O\ni\n(l) tli ::,\n!\nal\n(l) µ.,\n•\n•ri\ni\nS... •rl i>\n!\nO\n,.;::J •rl\ni al\n(!)\ni\nS::\n! p...\n~ (!)\n!\n~ (!)\nI\n~ S (!)\ni e\nro\n'D\n::,\n.µ\n; \"'\n; ::,\n!i'.l .\n(l)\n'\nr1\n©\n0\n'\nn\nH\n•\nP.. '.J\n,\n::, ;.,\n:\nI\n: C\\l al\n:\n,\n-·\n,\nI\n.v\n!\n,-.,\nw\n: ,....\n~\"\"'\"''11 : ·-l ;::--~i ;;,~f·~ '<:f.··.·J~§.__l··~E~~=+Js:lL.1.~.-~-~- ···- 1---~--f±ill/J __ fA.\"ft. -+ J€_···-+-JL~...·.-·1 ~j 1. · - ---it__!\n9\n75\n2 4 Jun !1545 /2\niUnk jUesa ,\n(.1 t o SE\n!\nj4 I:orizon-\nSt eel\n•\n!4 at None !Disc\nF:1ax of ~00 j:'.i'e.ded from\nl ( 2)\n1•\nil630i\nI\n1Ar i zona\nj2toE\nt al\ngr ay\n:30\nlw/2\n!mph\n/view\nI\nW\ni\ni\n,\nI\n:.. 3 to lTE\nl Ver tical\nimts\n•-\" l <>no-es\n1'\n'\n;\n1\n:\ni\nl\n1J.-~-b\n.\nI\nl,:\ni\n1\nj4 vert i cal,!,.\n:1 at\ni\n'\n!\ni\n•\n.\n1\n'\n;~~ T:·; J:::·i~t -l~~~:~:.:~j,~ ::-: t::: ··--- ---;: ~:~~-1i·~:~\n-t::E••.::::·····' ;~u:: ·:~~:~~~:· •;~:: ::•··1\\:i:~: ::;::~ -- •·;;;--1\n~\n·\n_,. J\nl\nI\njE ew !\"ez ico\ni\n!90°\nto st ar .\nj mts\nl ar ger\n12 mts ,\nlbuildi ng\n,\ni\n1\n~­\nL_J · -\n....... J\n_ _ J____.tl___.L ..... -\n-\n__ ] . ---\n__ f\n;:~:: _ _\n---- _ . J ~i rc:~: I _ _J__ __ .. - --- _ _ . - ·J;;:~:·~-\n- - --- __t__ --- ___ I __ I.\nI\nI\n;\nI\n!\ni\nl\ni\ni\nl\n!\ni\n1\nI nl29JunJ 201oii\nUnk !F1a gstaff ,\n!Eto Yl\n)30°from\n.,\n!Yellow\nEone !\nNone\nBullett½s i zeof Relativel y jOver a hill\n(1)\ni\n:\ni\n:\n' .•\n.\n.\n!\n.\nI .\n'\ni\nI\n11\n•\n1· l\n!\n(2)\ni\n;\n!\nj1'-nzona\n!\nrrertic a l\n! in f r on·G\n!\nshr,ped ?ma . air- s ow\n!\n,\n1\n1\n1\ni\n!\ni\n'\ni\ni\n!\ni\niRed be-\n!\n'\niplane\n,\n'\n1\n~ 1~~ ::t:~:k1:- f~::~g~= : -- t: ,- --1~~:- - -- • •. - - -\n- - • :::---•1:;o-~: ! ~ -\nN°':: •1~:;~, J\n~;.:~;:d • J; : ~;~ -~~-~ l~i:~~~:~~~:- !~\n-~;-I\n!\n!\ni\n!\nb.rizona\n!\n1above\ngr ey\ns ecs\n1\n11½ d1a-\nior f a ster\nj in distance\nj\nl\n;\nl\n;\nIhori zon\n!meter at\n!\nl\nI\nI\nj\nt\n!\n!\n;\nll0 , 000 1\n;I:\n:\n:\n!\ni\nI\nI\n1•'\n! 79\n11 Jul 2110 !1\nUnk iCamp Hood ,\n/W by SW\n!30°\nPale\nlfonej 2\nNone !Ball\n'Iv1ice as\ni Such as\ni ( 3)\ni\n!\nl\n!\nl\ni\ni\n•\ni\nI\nj Texa s\n,\niabove\nr ed\ns ecs\nj but\nl o.r ge as\nl t1E·n ing off\n·I\n.\nI\nI\n!horizon\n'not a .evenin~\n\\flashl i ght\n'\nl\n1\n!\ni\n!\nper -\nlst:,r\nI\n;\n1\n'\nI\nl\n!\n0\nI\nfeet\ni\nt\n1\nJ\n:\nj\n'\nl.................i. ........._..._._ l ......._..... i......~ ..J ....____.................·--·..···-·..···....- .......L......- ...... ..............i..__.....-....:.._..J..___\n_\n_ __.!....._ ___...J.......-..........i......................1.... ..._..............g.J:.t ~__l e\n..........·-·-········· ........................ _._......._1-.......................-·-·----'­\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Summary of Sightings of Unlmown Aer ial Phenomena , 17th Distrid; OSI (cont)\nPage 15\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Swmnftry of Si ghtings of Unlmown Aerial Phenomena , 17th District OSI (cont)\nPage 16\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "·\n·\nSummary of Si ghtings of Unknmm Aer ial Phenomena , 17th District OSI (cont)\nFage 18\n100 10 Aug 210011\nR\nCamp Hood ,\n2120!\nTexas\n2215!\n!22 50j\n...i......•..·-·· ·--···-···t ·-·············i·______ _,_:.,.......____ :\n----·····--····l··· ··\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Page 19\nSumrrw.r y of S i ghtinr;s of Unlmown Aer ial Phenomena , 17th ~istrict OS I (cont)\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Summary of Sightings of Unlmown Aerial Phenomena , 17th District OSI (cont)\nPage 20\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Sunll'!lD. :rJ of Si ghti ngs of Unlmown Aerial Phenomena , 17th Di st r i ct OS I (c ont)\nPage 21\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Page 22\nSummary of Sightings of Unknovm Aerial Phenomena, 17th District OSI (cont)\nJ\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Sunmiary of Sightings of Unknown Aerial Phenomena , 17th District OSI (cont)\nPage 23\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Summary of Si ghtings of TJnlmovmAerial Phenomena. , 17tl1 Distr ict OSI ( cont)\nPage 24\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "SU!lll:.ary of Sightings of Unlmovm Aerial Phenomena , 17th Distr ict OSI ( cont)\nPage 27\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Par.,e 30\nSu.'Tll'llary of Si•git\n1 i·ngs of Unl\"\"OVJ1_0 Aerial Phenomena , 17th District OSI (cont)\n~.\n\"\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Summary of Sightings of Unknovm Aeria l Ph en ome na , l 7t;h Distr ict OS I ( cont )\nPage 31\n··········-··········-·r· .......... ..... _\n( 2) •\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Sur.imar y of Si ghtin gs of Unlmovm Aer ial Phenomena , 17th Distr ict OSI ( cont )\nPage 32\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "-\n· ·\n.\n.\n····\n·\n.\n•\n.\nPar;e 33\nSumnary of Sightings of Unknown 1 erial Phe:1.omena , 17th District OSI (cont)\n1==~,·,•-=·-:\"\"\"\"~\";~~I ~··f=-- ----~•---·· :-\n-::•==--\n····-~--~;;-=-==--•--- ······•'\"·;~;=·=·~: ----.--- -- -- -------- ···-r ·:~-\n-\n'.§. •i\n·rl\n0\n!\n;'\n]\n!•r-l\nl--<\nS::::\ni\n.µ\n0 C::\n.µ (])\n.µ\ns.,\n!=l .µ\n:\n.µ\n.µ\nro\ntJ\n;::!\n! '\no ro\ni\nS::::\nS::::\n0\nQ)\ni\n!\n,\n0\nH o ! ,.0\n(!)\nrl G-l\n(])\n!\nS:::: •r-l\nt..O\nS:::: 'd\nS:::: .µ\no\n!--<\nP.,\nrl\n:\nO\n!\n! l--< I> i\nrJJ :\nro\n!--<\ni\nQ) -:-:> ·r-l\n;\n(])\n;::!\n(])\n1-..\ni\n:\n• rl\n~\ni\ni\n,\n(])\n.\n(])\nd\nl\nH\n:\nrJJ\nN\n(])\ni\nH\ni\nS::: rl\n.µ ;..\n: 'd\ni\n(])\ni\n1-..\n;.. 'd\nQ) P..\nro\n!\n: ..o\n!\n<D\ni o\n;,o o irl o i\nQ) ro\n:::1\ni\nco\n(]) Ii<\ni\nco •r-l\n,.. •r-l ::>\ni\no\nl •r-l •r-l\nco\nID\ni\ns::::\ni\no..\n!\ncd\nID\nco\n(])\ns:::: ro\nID\n1>\n! i\n:\nG>\ni\ni\ni C)\nl--< !·r-l .D i\nH\nO\nH\ni\n1-..\n0 rl\n!\n1-.. .µ\n(\nP., .µ\n;::!\nH\n!\nrl\n!\n<rl ro :\n1-..\nrJJ\ni\n:J\ni\nro\nj\nPa N\nI\nP., Q)\nS::::\nrJJ\nO\nri1\ni .µ\ni A\ni f: rJJ i O\ni\nS::::\nID\nO\nj\n0.. H\n:\n!\nf:\n::!\ni\nd\n; ·r-l\ni ::! ,.0 !~ G-l !\nID H O\n!\nP.. •r-l G-l\n;\nP.. rl\nO . 0\n0\nl\nO\n'\n1-..\n1-.. ,\n;::! p\ni\no\n,\n..C::\ni\nP.. ·r-l\ni\nP., P..\n.,$ •rl\nS::::\n*\ni\n!\n~ ;\nP\n! E--<\n!~ o !* o i\ne, <I! o\n,\n<'1 P\no\n;\n<I! <t.!\n, o r:r:: .µ\n!\no\n! E--< E--< ! ~ o\ni t'f.l\n!\nt'f.l\n!\n~ u:i\n,\n<t.! m\n,,~ 1-1\nro\n*\nl\nl' ,~.......:.-··Ti9·5·o\n1 ·.. .... ' .. .. ·r...........i\".....................-........................;........................... ......... r ..·-·.......................t--............ .., ....................... r-..- ...................... i..................;... •..... -..........:.................. i............. .......... i............. ..... .. .........-.........r ··· ................... -· ... · ·· ..\n· ·\n··\n•\n- ·\" ·1\n!1 79 j-24Teb ine -\njl\n!R\nj Los a la.mos , !Circled\n!cons id-\n!Alu.mi-\n[Yes i2\njNone lSpher- jRat h er\nj-Srr a.tic\nUn'movm\nl ( 1) i\nI\ni\nlic al\n;lrU\"rro\n,\nl\nl\nItweeri\ni\n!New 1'lexico\n!t hen E\n:erable\n!mun\n!\nI ·\n....... :altH udei · ·\n··· !\n• 1-t···- 1m~+ j ·I·\n. ,\ni ··I j -~\nj· ·· ····-\n----\n-\n-- 1\n180 j25 Feb i154:5 )2 jR\n!Los Llanos ,\nJ Heading\n:30°\n!Flash-\n\\1: one i 3 sec s tH one jC ircu- !Small\nFrom very\n( 2) i\n!\ni\n!\n11555:\nj\nIfow Eexico\n!toward\nj35°\n\\ ing\n•\n:to 2\n:\n!lar\niair:;ilo.ne\ns low to\ni\n1\n!\n!\n1\nI\ni\ni\n'\n!sround\n!above\ni~ilver\nimts\ni\n!lite\n!\nvery fast\nj. ..~···---1-- ~--)·-··· i ·······------ ······· •·j ...................../h:~i~o~··· t······· ········· .....1. - ·- ·•i•--l--·---~--····jf};;~ .1._.. -- -+-····--·-· ·······- ·--·- --- -1\n1181 fZ5 Feb !211511\n!Unk j~lbuq_ue~que , !Toward S !App . 20° jAlmo~t\n\\D.'rir;ht !Yes !1-?a-\n:Hone iTear-\n!3 .t i :rr.es\nISlie;htlf\nAppeared to\n( 1) j\nl\nl\nj\ni\n\\11,ew l..·exico\ni\n1above\n1vertical\n(e;n ie:1,-\nl\n1secs\nl\n[drop\n:size of a\n, slower -chan burn out\n. j\nI\nI\n:\nI\n.\n:\n.\n.\n'\n.\n.\n.\n:\n.\nl\nl\nl\ni\ni\nl\n!horizon i\nj i sn\n.\n:\nl\ni\n!::hootinr;\nj f alling\ni\n182 :25 ;:~to~tt--:~.:;~~-,;~-t; -- .. i\n- ~ - •• •••• - t~::\nry·~: 13~ - • t,:.t~:~ +'~L •\n_ :::~:~: ·:- ~-;:;:.:;:· ~;; I\n1~!:~~ I... rt~-1- 1---, -\n-- - -\n~~·. ··-· ··-\n,~::~~~~\n-\n... __J\n~ ~ _1\n' --L !-[xi~o-\n;\nT--\nl-\n­\n!183\n.i:. 25 Feb 1410 /1\njR\nj Los Ale.mos ,\n!.:,s to N\ni1 to 3\n1\n!Ifoto.1-\nii one i2 mts\n\\1fone lOb long i10 -\n15 '\n40 mph\n:Yifent below\n( 2)\n!\ni\ni\nil'Jev; Mexico\n1miles at!\n: lie\ni\n;\ni\nI\nhorizon\n•\n:\ni\n!\ni\n!300\n;\n',.·,,\ni\nl\n;\n1\n•\nI\n, _ ___\n___\n•\n_ _J\n_ :__ _ L ___ . _ ___ , _ ------ ---- ----····..········-·······-·:............_...........\nL. _I_\n__ !_ I __ j _ __ ;__ _ _ ___ L\n__ __ j~~~:: on\n___ _ •\n__\n_,\n_\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Sununat\"J of Sightings of Unlmown Aerial Phenomena , 17th District OSI (cont)\nPage 34\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Summary of Sightings of Unlmown Aerial Phenomena. , 17th District OSI (cont)\n\\\nfe.ge 35\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Summary of Sightings of Unknown Aerial Phenomena , 17th District OSI (cont)\ngoing out\nNW 91526\nLike light\n( 3)"
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   "text": "Su.nuno.ry of Sirr,htings of Unknmm Aerial Phenomena , 17th Distr ict OS I (cont)\nPage 37\n-- ··-­\n.....,- .... ....\nUnk\n2 ob-\nI.;xccssive\nI.\n!'\n•jH ev1 Hox i e o\n!!above\n.\nIj\njocts\n!mts\ni\ndime at\nto jet\n!faded from\nj\n•\nI\n•\n•~\n.· .......-...1..·····.......... l ...........11:·.. -·..·· - .........,.......... .....--·-··• ..·······l,··· .... ·-·-·•··-·\"···r\n10\nr\n1\nzon.....,.!.·--· ·-·-·....·..·-······· .silver ............... L ...........-.J·-·- ..- ,\nI\n............. ~.~~ '.s ..l en-.... fli.gh~-·····-·Jvicw __.................J. .............\ni\n1\n•\nI\n'201\n21 Ear 1300! 1 IUnk\n~andia Base , !rIB to SE\n40 , 000- I\nVaried i:Tono 130\nfi one j.Kound Size of end About same\nDisappeared\nj ( 2)\nI\nNew 1':c::ico I\n60 , 000' !\nl!·~~~y\nlmts\nI\n:\n~~)~~;n~t ::ai:t air-\n!\nj\nI\n'\ni\nI\n!\ni\n1\nj\nI\nI\nI\n.~~lver\n1.\n;,:\ngth\n1.\nshady\n.gray\nmts\nl\nI\nNew Ee;dco\ni\n(above\n1\n1\nj\ni\nthan fist\n700 mph\n/from range\n!\n-\n---X···-·-· .....1.......J.___ . L ....... J ~......·•--............. _.J.. ...............__ _J110r izon L ......... ·-· . .... ..................-\nL. -\n.... ............. . .. 1. ..... - ......... .... _ ._....l.--............ _.· ~~n::'s ·-·····--·····-···-~·---·-Lof ··=~·~·i·=····· .... J ..._....... .\nl\ni\ni\nj\n:\ni\nj\n!\ni\n!\n(203 l21 lia.r 1300j4\n!Unk jKi rcl and\nSE to S\ni40° - so0 !Zig- zag\nBr i r;ht Eonc [l mt\nEor..e Round Size of\nAbout same jDisappeared 1( 2 )\n'\nj\n1330j\n!\nAFB , lfo-r1\n!above\n!motion up\nsilver\n1l\n/dime at\n10.~ fas~ jetifrom. r ~ng0\ni\n!\n1 !\n!horizon ll; down\nI\ni\n1ar m' s\naircrart\n,·ofv1s1on\ni\n!\nl\ni\nI l on o-th\n,\n'\nl\nl\nl\nI ;~J:; ;~~ ::~o :~-.~\n~~-~~~::: -l~f-chang- l 2 5. 000 -l?nrfaontal • ~ an t 0-\\,~~:r~-~~T,i one· ; ~~~::rA::t ~::: ~::c::ly -1\nDisappcar cd Tc\n2 ) ••••\ni\nAFB, lfcw\ning to N !to\ni\nbrmrn\n! secs\n1wing Iof golf\nhi Gh speed i\n;\nI\ni\nI:.fo:rico\n!30 , 000 1 I\n.\nj\n.\nI\nij\nI\ni\n'ball held\nI\n!\n•\n:\n'\nl . ............. 1..........................l..........-1...... - _ ... L ....................- .............._.. _............... _ ......_____...J...- ....···--·--J\n...._l_.\nl\n......L I\n~~ n:~~\n1\n:\ns\ni\n-··- - --· ..... --.:··-·- ..-· ..\nNW 91526"
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   "n": 60,
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   "text": "Sumnary of Sightings of Unl:nown Ae rial Phenomena , 17th District OSI (cont)\nPage 38\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "Sig~ting No. 175\nPhotograph of Unknown Aerial Phenomena taken at De.til ,\nNew Mexico by Cpl Lertis E. Stanfield, Holloman Air Force\nBase, New W~xico on 24 and 25 Feb 1950. An analysis of\nthe above photograph was made by Dr . Lincoln La.Paz, Head\nof the Institute of ~~teoritics, University of New Mexico,\nAl buquer que, New N~xico, who reached the following con­\nclusions:\na o\nTl:e angular diameter of the perfectly round\nluminous object Stanfield observed was approx­\nimately 1/4 of a degree .\nb.\nThe angular velocity of the object in the sky\nwas greater than half _a degree per minute .\nDr . LaPaz stated that on the basis of the results (a)\nand (b) above, the object seen by Stanfield was not the\nmoon (for the angular diameter is too small) , it was not\nVenus or any other pl anet (for the angular diameter was\ntoo large), and it was not a bright fixed star slightly\nout of focus (for the observed rate of motion is double\nthat due t o the diurnal rotation of the earth) .\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "NW 91526"
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   "n": 63,
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   "text": "•\nTHE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO\nALBUQUERQUE\nINSTITUTE OF METEORITICS\nMay 23, 1950\nTo:\nLt. Co~onel Doyle Rees , Connnanding Officer\n17th District, O. S. I .\nFrom:\nLincoln La.Paz, Director\nInstitute of 1Jeteoritics\nSubject:\nAnomalous Luminous Phenomena (Seventh Report)\n1 .\nIn the second repor t of this series , dated 194:8, December 20, the\nVIriter listed ten significant differences bet·,veen the bri~t f;reen horizon­\ntally-moving fireballs observed in the interval 1948, Decer,tber ·5- 20 , aud\ntypical met eors .\nThese differences were the following :\n( 1) The horizontal nature of the pat,1s of nost of t he December\nfir eballs is most unusual.\nGenuine meteors are rarely observed to move\nin horizontal paths .\n( 2) Again the very low hei ght of the December fireball discussed\nin s ection 2 above sets it off in sharp contrast f rom the Genuine\nmeteors for which heights of the order of 40 or more ,niles are ~o • •\nmally observed.\n( 3) The velocity determined for the fireball of Dece~ber 12 is\nmuch less than the velocities det ermined from typical meteors (and\nyet is considerably greater than the speeds of the V- 2 Roc~ets or\njet planes or of conventional flar es) .\n( 4) In the case of meteorites that penetrate to as low levels\nas that determined for the fireball of D~cember 12 , the observed l u­\nminous phenomena ar e always accompanied by very violent -noises .\nNo\nnoises whatever have been observed in connecti on with the various\nDecember fi r eballs so far investigated.\n(Note added on 1950, :¥.ay 23:\nPossible exceptions to the noiselessness of green fireballs ar e t.:\"le\nincidents of 1949 , January 30, and 1949, December 4.)\n( 5) Genuine meteors normally show r emar kable variations in\nbrightness, beginning as fine thin hair lines , which are scar cely\nvisible to the observer, and then brightening up to flash out near\nthe end of their paths .\nIn the case of the December firetalls most\nof the observers have reported tha·G the green balls appear ed almost\ninstantly at their full br i ghtness.\nNW 91526\nCOP<F1DEtsfR1\\L"
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   "n": 64,
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   "text": "CO~JflDRt,.lTlAJ\nTo :\nLt. Colonel Doyl e Rees -\nPage 2\n!~y 23 , 1950\nSubj :\nAnomalous Lumino1.~s :Phenomena ( Seventh Re::>ort)\n( 6) In the ci:-,se of r::enuinc: r..etecrs the pe.ths are dir ected to­\nviard all points of the compass wi-t:,l:. equal :.-:·req uenc;r•\n0n the cc:rt'.;rary\nin the cas~ of t!1e green fir eballs , plots of adr.ri.ssible approac~1 sec­\ntors show that ther e is a ver :r pronounced te11dency for the pat}1s to\ncome in f r om the north half of the s!:.y .\n( 7) The thr ee groups of e.nomalous r--reen i s:b. lu:~inovs phcno\n1)Kma\nshow a curious assoc:i.ation with ·:1011 k::own ;neteor s:1oi.·Jer s , al-i:;::ou~i.1\nnone of these :.,etcor sho,11ers normallv pro::uce c;.:tromely briGht s roen\nfireballs , such as these r ece,1.tly orJser ved .\ni''or example , the obser ­\nvation :mentioaed by ::r . :·onnig appeared nee.r the ma::imum of t he\nQuadrantid shower of early Ja,'1mu-y , , fr . ;:cCullour;h ' s o'..-)scrvation of\nAugu.st vias near the time of the Pe r s id shm\n01E:.1· an6. t !\\C Decci-r.bcr\nobservations all fell in the intE.:rval cover ed by the Geminj_d s:10Yrnr .\nThi s relationship mi1:;ht indicate an attempt t o r ender t he r:rec.n fire­\nballs loss conspic\"u.ous cy causing tht,n~ to appear only ~'!L:m thE..re is\nconsiderable ;neteoric ac·':ivity .\n( 8) As noted in an earlier co.m:mmic~'.tion , tho rcnar!:ably v:i.vid\ngreen color r eported for most of the Decer:i.ber fireballs is rarely\nobserved in the 02,so of r;en\"-lnc meteors .\nBy ls.\":;ora.tor y tes·'.; -\\:.~:is\npeculi2.r color seems to :::e: identical viith tr:a•; given off by copper\nsalts in the blowpipe fla:-no .\nIf \".;his idcn-ljifi co.tion is corroct ,\nthe wave lon<-th of t;..e r ndiation frm\"'.. th(, Gre en _;_'ire:::e.lls i s near\n/\\ • 5218.R.\n­\n( 9 ) The duration estimates of between 2 and 3 seconds r 0port0d\nfo r the gr een fi r eballs nr c considero.bl:, longer than those (0.4 ­\n0 . 5 seconc.s) for the or dinary visucl )' e·ccors , but s!10rtcr than the\ndur ation estimates invariably r 0:,ort,;d in tho ca.so cf a GCP-\\).ine\nmeteorite fe.11 (5 to 30 s e conds or oven longer) .\n( 10) For none of tho gr ec.n fir eballs r.as a tra in of spv.rl~s or\na dust cloud been rc~ortcd .\n'i:'his co\".'.t r c.s·ts sharply wit: , the be­\nhavior noted in c ase of n e·ccoric £ir cballs- - particularly those\nthat penetrate to the: very 101·1 levels ,-.,her e t;1c gr e en fir0bo.ll of\nDecember 12 was observed .\n2.\nIn the y~ar and a :1'3.l i' since this list v11:ts ?'!'ODD.red , ;:-..any ad­\nditional observations have been m.o.do ,\n4~hc total number of objects no·11\naccepted as belonging in the [;r c on :Cir~ball cat--Eory beine; 72 .\n(Al­\nthough this number constitute s nearly 50,; of t ho inciJents listed in tho\naccompanying Surrnnar ~r, it constj_tut0s less t han 5% of tho ·:;otal numher of\nunscreened ob~tions r oported to the writer . )\nCri-tical arn.1.l:/ sis of\nall gr een fireball r eports non available shows that onl ;,' ono of the\nstaterr,cnts in the l ist ~ivcn in paro.gr o.ph 1 n(;eds to b e :\"'.loc,i i.'icd ,\nnamely , item ( 1) .\nHithin the last year , a co:cs::.dcrable rn..u,:')cr of the\ngr een fireballs hc.vo appeared to fall vcr·cic2.lly d.o,mv1ard ro.t::er t han\nNW 91526"
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   "n": 65,
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   "text": "To :\nLt . Colonel Doyle Rees - PaGe 3\nSubj:\nAnomalous Luminous Phenomena (Seventh Report)\nMay 23 , 1950\nto move horizontally .\nHowever , a strictly vertical infall is a l so very\nrarely observed in the case of gem~ine meteor fal ls .\n3.\nAn analysis just completed of the t ime distribution of the s r een\nfireballs so far observed permits us to add an 11th item to the list of\ndifferences given in paragraph 1 above .\nThe graph of frequency versus\nlocal time which accompanies the present r eport s11m-:s t hat the ma;cirn,un\nfrequency of sighting of green fireballs ( occurring at approxina-cely\n2030) coincides in time v1i th neither the f r equency maxir.1um for ordinary\nmeteors (occurrin;; at approximately 0300) nor the frequency mazimtun for\nmeteorite falls (occurring at approximately 1600) .\n4 .\nInspection of the graph referred to in pa.rB.gr aph 3 also will\nshow that most of the green fireballs have been siEhted in a t i me i nter­\nval e:;...-tending from about 5 p .m. to 11 p .m. (:MST) .\nThis conceutr ation\nmight be even more pronounced if it were possible to screen -:>ut of the\nsecondary max:iJnum, around 2 a .m. ( :r.£T), all ordinary meteors wl:ich have\nbeen mistakenly identified as green fireballs .\nrnat such misj_de::i.tifica.­\ntion has occurred is strongly suggested by the near coincidence in time\nof the secondary maxi :'lum of the green fireballs and the well oste.blished\nearly morninG maximum of the ordinarJ meteors .\n5.\nSome significance may attach to the fact that tho timo i nterval\nalluded to in paragraph 4 extends f rom about 7 a .m. to 1 p .m. in the Ural\nr egion of t he USSR.\nSince missiles movine; Y1ith velocitie s of tho or der\nof those found for the green fireballs for which r eal path determinations\nhave been possible would travel from the southern Urals to new Mexico in\nless than 15 minute s , a possible inter pretation of tho concentration of\nsightings r eferred to in paragraph 4 is tho.t the z r een fireballs r esult\nfrom guided missiles launched from bases in the Urals i n the r.-.ornin~\nhours before cloudiness due to convection or blinding afternoon dust\nstorms can interfere with non- radar tracking , such as has been used by\nthe Optical Trajector.1 Section at Tlhitc Sands Proving Ground .\n6 .\nThere is also a pronounced concentt\"ation of green fireball\nincidents on the four days , Friday , Saturday, Sundny , Monday , almost\na l l of the most widely observed incidents having occurre d on Saturday\nor Sunday.\n7.\nIt is a curious and fairly well- established fact that there\nhas been a distinct decline in the numbor of green fireball sightins s\nduring the last two months, within whicn. the number of so- called\n11f ly­\ning saucer11 incidents in this region :,as attained an all- time high .\n8.\nAlthough I have r ecently r eceived from Dr . Joseph Ira.plan of the\nScientific Advisory Board a letter containing the statement \"l'rankly ,\ndon ' t lm01·1 of any U. s. experiments that v1ould result in the appeart'.ncc\nof these unconventional objects , and neither docs Von Karma.n\n11 •\nI still\nNW 91526\nI"
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   "n": 66,
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   "text": "To :\nLt . Colonel Doyle Rees -\nPo.ge 4\nSubj :\nAnonalous Luminous Phenomena (Seventh Rerort)\nEay 23 , 1950\nconsider ·t;he most probable explanation of t he green fireballs ~o 1)e ·;;he\none e;iven in the first of the three parat;ra··hs be 1.m·, ,ihioh are quoted\nfrom my letter of 1950, February 20 , to Dr. P . H. ·.i\"yc}wff , Cliief .,·..t:,1os­\npheric Physics Laboratory , Base Directorate for Ceophys:..cal Researc:1.\nThe last two pan1{;r aphs quoted. beloY1 \\'lell summarize rrr;/ r ecommendatic,:1.s\nconcerninc the green fireball problem:\nnAs a preli minary to settinc; down the project recommend....tions\nwhich you ,requested , I have very carefull-r r eviev;ed all uvaile.')le\nfireball data ( observers I reports , transit measv.r e:nents , calculated\nreal paths , etc . ) coverin3 incidents from those of Dcce~ber 5 , 1948\nto the extraordinary incident of Febr uary 7 , 1950, ,1hich ;-,as been\nunder intensive investi~ation for the J.e..st two week:: .\nAs a result\nof this compre'.'lensive review , particuln.1·1~, as it relates to the in­\ncident of Februar y 7, 1950, I feel con!pe lled to write you in some­\nwhat different terms concernini::; my mm part in the proposed f ireball\nproject than I had in mind \\'/hen we last discussed thi s matter .\nIn\nbrief , I have come to the cone]. usion that , on the be.sis of t l~e\nevidence now available to me , I Y1oulc', not te jus·:;ified in r eco:rm ,end­\ning a. firebe.11 project.\nIn ~' opir..ion , this evicieace proves conclu­\nsively that the fireballs reported on fall i nto one of t,::o catescrics:\nThose of the fir st category ( ·the 1'1ajority ) are mcteori\"i:e i'alls of\nunusual , but certainly not of impossible , ma~~nit\n1J.de , frequency c.nd\nother characteristics ; t )1osc of the second ca-~egory ( tne minority)\nare u. S . guided missiles undergoin~ tests i n the nei~~borhoods of\nth0 sens:'..tive installations t'.1ey a.re desi'.:;ned to def'e;_1-d .\nThis\ninterpretat:i.on of the latter category is the one t~1e.t I p r oposed in\nanswer t o a qv.estic>n raised by Dr . 'i'eller a.t the first Los i'.lc~':los\nconference on r'ebn:.ary 1 7 , 19\"49.\nIt ,.ms not ta!cen seriously then\nand I doubt tha.t i·c viill be tal:en seriously a·t tl~e present time .\nHowever , even if my interpretation of t;te t:nconventione..l £'ireralls\nis the correct one , it is obvious t'.1.at ·chose in posi-l:;ior. t o con!'inn\nit should r efuse ~o do so .\n11\n\"Only one cthc.r point need be str essed , namely, that if I nm\nv1rong in interpretin co: the ;;uided missiles r.s ot U. S . ori:;in , t'.1cr..\ncerto.inl~r intensive , systo!Tlatic i nvesti ~:ation of t!:ose objects\nshould not be delayed until the termine.i;ion o-..' tiHi pr csen-~ aca.ci..,rn;ic\nyear .\nRecent international devclopr:0nts cOJ;:pel ono to sense ·\";he\nimperative necessity of i mmediate investieation of the unconvent:i.on­\ne.l green fireballs , in c?.se yo1..:. are in ,·1osscssio·.·, of i nfcr:nation\nproving that t:b.ey are not U. S . miss:'..les .\n11\n11 If such ::.n immediate investir;a·l;ion uere to be undcr tc.J.:cr. , I\nwould r eco:r;:;iend t:1at Dr . Fred. L. -,fhipple , of Earvurd Collo~e Obsc;r­\nvator y , be placed i.n charge of the pl:otoGraphic !)Lase of -tLe inves­\ntigation ; the.t Dr . Pe·t;er ::,. lhllman , of t he Dominion Observa>tory,\nbe placed in charge of tl1e spectrographic ~,hase of the investi::-.1.:.-cion ;\nNW 91526\nCOf'1FIOEPcJTIAL"
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   "text": "To :\nLt . Colonel Doyle Rees -\nPase 5\nSubj :\nAnomal ous Luminous Phenomena (Seventh Report)\n;:a,y 23, 1850\nthat Dr. L. A. Manni ng , of Stanford , and Dr . tfillman be pl£,ccd. i n\nchaq;e of the radar investi6ation ; and, final1.y , t h~.t Dr . ·.'iillia..\"Tl\nCrozier , of the New r:icx ico School of Hines , be placed in charge of\ndust collection and identifico.tion .\nOn the br.sis of many intensive\nfield st,rveys , I do not anticipate -that 6r ound search viill lead to\nany r ecove r ies , but in case such g r ound_search is to be attompted ,\nit should be carried out on tho scale str essed i n IT\\')' conve r sations\n·with you and Hujor Oder last month .\n11\n9.\nAlthough the abeve para:-;r aiJhs Y1erc ,s,rittcn some months a~o , the\nr ecorn:ncndations contai ned i n them arc the ones I ~-!ould u.r ge you to con­\nsider at the pr esent time .\nIn conclusion , I should like to repeat the\noffer made a-t the end of my l etter of February 20 to Dr . i~yckoff , na.-rncly\nto serve , if needed, as consulte.nt on the g r een fir cbo.11 p1·ojoct as\nsuggested in Uajor Oder ' s letter -~o me u..~der de.to of Fovcmbor 29 , 1 949 ,\n,·iith the stipulation, h0\\·1ever , that n~,r service be on a voltmtary basis\nrather than on the ~AO per day contr act specified in 1.!e.jor Od0r 1 s lc·ttcr .\n/J\n~---..\n--1\"\n/'\n,\nI\n/ /·~/\n/~\\;2 .... V r.2..--;\"\n,\n?'.J-,\nLincoln La.Paz , Director\n:'/'\nInstitute of r:otcoritics\nUniversi\"cy of Iicv1 l:!exico\nNW 91526\n:£0WFIDEP'4 I IAL"
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   "text": ")31-ZO ZO,C:20 ,..UI INCH\nTHE F\"REOCRI CK POST CO\nCHICAGO\nJU,.\n\"'t\nY--.\nTr\"\"r,T\nt.\nT ~\n.... .....1\n.1 .1.-u ..J\n'->\n~\n--,-,-+~~-:-bc+-:-:--;+-'-+--'-----l--,...,,....:--t--+---t=-,+-+--t--'-'-'f--+--t--+=c:+---t--1--t-+--r--+--t=::t=t=!~m+Tu±::::::,t--1r-:::i\"=±=t--::1\nt:'\n~\n0 Un,;--=::t=~~3=~:e--,-\n-t--\\-~ r-t-+-+-+-t-7;:;:t--f--t;:::;t--j~-+-E±;;:~~~;;1--t--:~=t-=~~\n\\:j\n•\n? l-----;Jr---4!!1'!-J~~~~ 4-ri-t~~+-~ ~ ~ t=t~~ ~ :-+-.J-=l=t=+:=t-+-~~t-1~=¼:~~ :E:EE-1---1\n~\nZl4H--ti---l---:::E-~\n.:-L--r--tl---:::E:::--t--1~-::-+--,-,-~ft\"-il-¼f:::-+¾+---t-~;--.__,--r,~;;:;t--t-~:r.;::::jb--t--t'-t-~\nco\n~\n~ t=r--!:r-t-!t-\n-l-:::==:=E:~+3r.:::=+-+r-::b-::Pia=-'!--!--t:--+--+---+--fui:r.:SF7=,;;;;t;:;::::t--t--,-~F-'-'t=\n, ~;:;.;~~=•\n- r---t-r-\n♦±:;::-t;j\n0,,1-=-::~ ~ .....i-~:+--1~E=.=l=::=:-E~ ;:;t---t-t-5r-t~-t--t:12-t-::if----:t-+-+--t-~;t;Et-i-:r--:f--r~-E;~Fl\nt\n~\n~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~rl\n..Y\n-_,,__~\n+--if----t--+---r1-~\n-.-1r. .--+-F ~bt~~ t~-:-l~Jf:g:~J.:t:s,1-t;~;;:t:!£:-\n;:;:::+.\n:1:1~Jf!:;1~e:t::-+\"7t~-t-Ebdd-+-e~~\nTIME OF SJ<.HTJNGS\nNW 91526\n... r,.\n1\nCZSS\n1 .l\n.../ L\n.1. a,\nLJ"
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   "text": "-\n--\nNW 91526"
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   "text": ". I .\n6f:J!RST .\nDEPARU!EtIT OF THE AIR F0)1CE\nHEAD<.,!UARI'ERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE\nWA.SHINGTON\nTHE INSPECTOR GENERAL USAF\n17TH DISTRICT OFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS\nKIRTLAND AIR FORCE BASE, NE,V MEXICO\nDR/JIB/web\nfile No: 24-8 •\n18 May 1949\nSUBJECT :\nlP'TKNOWN (Aerial Phenomena)\nTO:\nCommanding General\nSandia Base\nAl buquerque, New rexico\nATTN:\nIntelligence Officer\n1. Transmitted her ewith is a SUimnary of Infor mation r el ative to\nthe aer ial phenomena whjch have been observed in t he New Llexico -- West\nTexas area.\n2.\nThis investigation is being continued and your office will be\nkept infor med of future devel o?\"lents.\n1 Incl\n~~o• i C---\nSummar y of Information\nL Col, USAF\nstrict Conn:iander\nDISTRIBUTION OF SU'~ARY :\n2 -\nHq OSI\n1 - 3d OSI treeion\n1 - CG, AMC\n1 - CO, Kirtland AFB\n1 - CO, 636th Acft Contr ol & war ning Sq\n1 - AF Guided Lissil e Project\n1 - AF Fiel d Office for Atomic : nergy\n1 -\nCG, Sandia Base\n3 - Atomic Znergy Security Ser vice\n1 -\nCG, :Four th i\\rmy\n1 - BIO, Ft Bliss, Texas\n1 - FBI, Al buquerque\n1 - Dr Lincol n I.a.Paz, UNM\n12 - Fil e\ni:rrLf.: J<..f..:_iJ.:1-1­\n5 cz\n~ sfiORl\n- ­\n.....,.....c ... ~~\nJ.\n'\nNW 91526_F;:/P : :::J ..,7,Jc:.-, :/4,,,lr ~ ,,C,·r~ Jal/ 4n."
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   "text": "•\nDEB\\RT~;ENT OF THE AIR FORCE\nHEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE\nWASHINGTON\n-,-.-o~E\"!\"!'\nlro'\nCl,\\SS~~~lf~\nTHE INSPECTOR GEN~L USAF\n•\n~\n•\n4\n.\n' ..... .\n, .\n17th DISTRICT OFFICE OF SPECIAL TINEST IG .TI~' ..:\nKIRTI11.1m AIR FORCE BASE, Ni?/f MEXICO\n19 April 1949\nSille'.111ARY OF INFORMATION:\n1.\nThis i s a comprehensive summary of all observations of unidenti-­\nfied aerial phenomena possessing similar charc.cteristics whioh hava beeu\nobserved in the New Hexico- West Texas area.\nThe cor:imon charu.ct~ristics\n. of most of the incidents are :\na .\nGreen color., sometiraes described as greenish-white, bright\ngreen, yellow- gr een, or blue green.\nb.\nHorizontal path, sometimes with minor variations .\nc .\nSpeed less than that of a meteor , but mor e than any knovm type\nof aircraft.\nd.\nNo sound associated with observations .\ne .\nNo persistent trail or dust cloud.\nf .\nPeriod of visibility from one to five seconds.\n2.\nAll of the incidents r eported do not possess all of the above\nonaracteristics, but in each case one or mor e are present .\nIn nonis of the\nreported incidents has any natural or :nan- made object :)Gen deternined to\nbe responsible .\n3.\nThe body of this summary consists of a tabulation of observations\nwith notes attached to clarify or amplify certain of the more important\nobservations.\nNote nu~bers 1, 3, and 5 a.rs taken directly from r epor ts\ncompiled by Dr. Lincoln LaPaz. , University of Now Mexico.\nDr . LaPaz is\ni nternationally known and r espected as a meteoriticist, and he.s taken a\ngr eat interest in these phenomena.\n4.\nThe tabulation of sighti ngs is not a conplete record of all r e­\nported observations, but comprises only those in which int,,irvievrn Vlcro\nconducted by OSI personnel.\nHany other p-.:::rsons we re interviewed by Dr.\nLaPaz. and his. colleague s , but, inasmuch a s complete datu is not availabl e ,\nthese interviews are not taken into account in this summary.,\nIn addition.,\nnumerous reports have b <Jcn received from individuals who could no I:; provide\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "\"\nSUMHARY OF INFO!W!.TION (Cont)\n19 :\\pril 1949\nsufficient i nformation to warrant inclusion of such facts as t hey did\npossess .\nAny interview where the veracity of the inter vi ewee was\ndoubted was dfs counted in the prepar~tion of .r ep<H'ts £'t1r tr.:-..=-=j {--l--:-.1. .\n1 Incl\nTabular Summary w/note s\n- 2 ­\nNW 91526\nr c,r,-.9. r ;p.\nCLo_ ,._,,."
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   "text": "DatE:\n5 Dec :±8\n5 Dec -:i:8\n5 Dec 48\n5 Dec 48\n5 Dec 48\n5 Dec 48\n5 Dec ·18\n5 Doc 18\n5 J oe 48\n5 Dec '±8\n5 Dec .;3\n5 D~c ~\n,\n6 De c ,;8\n7 Dec 4.8\n8 Doc 48\n~\n12 Dec -±8\n12 Dec 48\n13 Dec ,;,a\n13 Dec 48\n14 Dec 18\n20 Dec 48\n28 Dec 48\n6 Jan 49\n6 Jan 49\n30 Jan ~9\n14 Feb 49\n17 Feb 49\n,?·, ,.,,.,.\n.15130\n2000\n2105\n2115\n2115\n2ll5\n212.7\n2135\n2200\n2220\n2220\n2315\n2255\n2145\n1835\n2102\n2102\n21 30\n2215\n0100\n20-54\n0431\n0310\n1730\nNote 5\n1840\nNote 6\n'.nr\nGr-::en\nGr aen\nGr '·Gn\nGr een\nGr een\nGr oen\nGreen\nGre'Jn\nGr een\nRed- v,<hi te\nF/S\nGr..,en\nGn.en\nGreen\nGreen\nNote 2\nGr een\nGr .;en\nNote 2\niTh.ite\nGreen\n)Thi te- Gr eenish\nCourse\nl·i'S ~u') S•J\n!·J/S\nIi/s\nN/,S\nN/S\nu/s\nii/s\n~\"s\n••/\n!.f/S\nHE t o <F\nt:/s\n1,/s\n,;Js\nM/S\nN/S\nNot e 1\nlfote 1\nI\nH/S\nN/S\nlfote 3\nll t o s\nE t o \\7\nNote 4\nUE t o S,1\nSeen F ! ·0 m\nLes V<Jge.s,\n~·! .;1.\nJ,T\n~f\na1l'1uquerquo,\n... • .t.J. •\ntfour Lus V0gas , l~ . ~.r.\nLas Vebas , N .:·1.\nL:..s \"!.1,: gas • i .Lr.\nLucy, · N. ';.\n~.. st cf :.lbuquc r que\nr7~~~r L.as Ve.;,as , ;1 .:::.\nUos.r Izs Vegas , l; . ];{.\nLavy,\n~~~. 11. ..,\nOn:;:.va, tT. -·\n~I-Jar L,'.).3 VO E;O.S , l~. 1~.\nSandi:::. J~\"'..SC\nLos ;Ll m:J.OS\n'!\\\"T ..,\nUero- !Ls V0gc.s,\n4\n.. -1 .\n20 mi. East of Las Vegus\nw~.go R Kound, N .-~.\nLes .ti.la.mos\nLos Alamc s\nI\n!foe.r Ganado, Ariz.\nSeer: By\nCiviJ.i<ln\n1fo.iv< , f K.,/ • Sttl'lcnt\nM.ilite.ry Pilc:ts\nCi'rilic.n\nCivilir.m\nCivilian\nUilit!lr y Pil ots\nPiL·ts , Pi ...r:...:.::r Jdrlincs\nCi7ilfan Pilot\nUS..F Fhct0 grn. phsr\nnc.ih:iy ·:.-: rk..:r\nUni v . of\nJtudcnt\ni.·. • -l •\n;Lzc Socurity :~;cnt\n!.'~SS Inspcctcr\nOSI Personnel\n,\nCivilian\nCivilian\n.:1BSS Inspector .\nAESS Ins;,;ectcr\nDr. Sa ls'mr y\n{\nr\n( ... ,\nt\n~ -\n.\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "- - -\n-------\n.0•:.~ \"'..;\n2'r 1'\"'~\"\n\"\"\n2 1.!nr\n.1,r--_ r\n3\n'3\n- Jf,\"I,..,,,\n8 -~ar\n13 :i~r·\n27 .·,r\n5 l,pr\n6 ,.pr\n7 .,pr\n7 r.pr\n12 ;..pr\n':.g\n-.'.:9\n-~9\n,!:9\n,;,9\n-JS\n•~r\nL_1:9\n49\n~9\n49\n19\n··­\n!. ,.. J:\"\nJOl 1:\nOl o9\nJ.836\n1835\n2153\n1800\n2200\n0005\n0100\n013•\n1930\n. ..!.\"\" T\n1\"' t·0':'\nN/S\nGr.:.-sn\n-~-c 1ite ­\n&r5sni::;h\nG....~'-n1i sh­\n¥tbi td\nllcte s\nGreer:\nGreen\nGr -.;cn\nGr 0en\n':foit c\nt..., U.ffJ\nr,r1 ·,\n·l~ ' s\n'\"'\nD..,V;\"!i\nzr-;-5 t J '-'5Y\nNote. 7\nc,-·1\ntr •..;'\n.. ­\ns t c li\nii. t ..., ::E\ns t c li\n.....\n··-,,\n..:., t 0\ns t c -{\n~,-.....,,\ni'r 1,11\nj.,s ..i:-1.ia..:i J8\n;_'-,5 .~lre!lL' s\n'4 ~ '\\.lJ;.[,s\nL- s\nLes\n..I. 'J;. s\n·:\"'\n,...\n...,.._...nu]:.... &·.s;;\nks . . l ;'.:r,,:s\nLes ;,1...1-Js\n!./'3 .. l:-.rrc 3\nLvs ,'.l:ir.1v d\nSandi ··~ ~C..S3\nS<lon Rt\n.. ,...,~ ...\nJ-t..:... '-'\n.J:; , .. 1...t ~.;,Ji _._,,:C\n_·.Ess T\"1.~ c\":').~ i:.c 1.·\n..::sc; ~;.... :F_..;;ri.rt\n..\n1.8UC'C•;~\n:1~83\n--n~\nl ...., ..,\n-\n•\n;lESS Inspc ct0r\n:.::ss Inspvct.:>r\n-~33S I,,spcrt'1r\n.i,3:SS I!1spGct0r\n;:P\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "•\nEXTRACT FROM REPORT SUBMITTED BY DR. La.Pf,Z ON 20 DECIDirBER 1948 :\nDecember 14 :\n1:00 a . m., Er . lfono Sanch ez (Wagon t!ound, N. l:.T. )\n2.\nThe Reul Path of t he Only Green Fireba l l s o Fo.r Obser ved at Two\nSe para t e Stuti,ons •\n.Among the nume r ous obse rvations so _f ur made , t he r 3 is\non ly one pai r of c or respondi ng observs.tions i . e ., those 11).0.de s i multanoo\\.,s l y\nby dif fer ent gr oups of obs e r ve rs a t widely separ nt c d s t o.tions .\nThe onl y\nsuch obse r vat ions nr e tho se obtained on the night of De c ember 12 by one g::- o•;-.~:\nof obse r vor s near Sta r vation Peak ( Be r nal , Hew Mexic o -\ns ee r eport on i iic ;_ ' . t\n·o r 1948 , De cember 12, 9h 2m pl us or mi nus 30s ) , and a s e cond po.ir of ob:.;v c··, \" ··\nstationed within the Los Al amos r eserve.t i on .\nBy gra phic r e duction of t ho\nsimul t aneouil.y made observations , t he fol l owing facts ha ve been det crminc c :\nThe gr een fireball of Decembe r 12~ 9h 2m pl us or mi nus 30s o.ppoar o d v .... r y it-· r\no. poi n t with the coor dim3.tes l atit ude 35° 50 1 , l on gi tudc 106° 40 1 and disary,\npea.r ed nea r a\npoi nt wit h the coor di n o.tes l a t i tudo 35° 45\n1\n,\nl ong;i tude 107° f.. ·:\nt r aversing a nearly or exo.ctly horizon t a l pa t h with e. l e n gt h o f very ne1~r l :r\ntwe nt y- f ive (2 5) mile s at an a l tit ude above the sur face of the earth of c..p~\npr oximc..t ely 8 to 10 mi les , dopcncli nr; on the cstim~ t e of unr;ulo.r a l titud-3\nempl oye d i n tho r educt i on ; tho ve l oci ty wit h r e spect t o the ea r th wor ks out\nut be tween 8 and 12 mile s a se cond , d ,\"Jpend i n g; en tho dur!l.ti on estim:1t e use'.l .\nIt should. be obse rve d t ho.t th.::: a bove r e sul ts ar e obta i ne d u nder the n ssumpt i.c ,..\nthat t he points of nppet-.r ance and diso.ppcur o.nc c of t ho f ireba l l wor e seem\nsimultaneously by both the Ber nal m d Lo s ;~lr-\"!l.OS gr oups .\nIn co.se this o.ssump\nti on is not fulfilled , the r 00.l pt~th c oul d ve ry co.sily be no mor e thnn 10 -L:­\n12 mile s long , the velocity with r e s pe ct to th8 oi~rth t hen wor k.i ng out o.t '\nbetween 3 and 6 mile s o. s e c ond.\n\\T./hilG the r e is thus consider able u:ndorto.i nt y\nbe cause of the l a ck of conf i rmi n e; a zimuth observ(ltions f r o:n :::. t hird stat :i.0:1_\nconcord:;mc e in tht:: five ( 5) d i ffer ent ostimc.t e s of o.ngul o.r e l evati on make\ni i;\nmost unlikel y that the lineo.r h-::ight of the fircbo.11 was much les.s t han 8 mi~\nand much mor e t nnn 10 mil e s .\nIt is intcr ostin ~ t o obse r ve tha t t he ba ckwar :\nextension o f the 2 5-milo path fir st given passe s al mo st centr a l l y across t w\nLos Alrunos r e servo.tion .\n3.\nSi gnifico.nt Dif f er ence s Between the Firebal l s Observe d in the Int~n ·\nDe cember 5- 13 and Typi ca l Lletoor s .\n3. 1\nTho hori zonta l nat u r e 0 f tho pnths of most of the De cember f ir<'·\nba lls i s most unusuo.l .\nGenui ne met eors a r e r e.r o l y observed t o mov-o i n ho:·i-.\nzonto.l paths .\n3 . 2\nAgain the ver y l ow he i ght of the De cember firob~ll discussed j 1\ns ection 2 above se ts it off in she.rp cont r a.st f r om the genui ne met 0ors for\nwhich he ight s o f t ho or der of 40 or mor 0 mile s a r e n ornu:,lly obscn r,}d .\n3. 3 -The vel ocity det ermined for t he 1~ir0bo.l l of Docomb0r 12 is m \\l.C!'\nless than tho ve l oc i tic s de t e rmined frum t ypicn l mot oors ( o.nd yet i s cons i.d, ••\nabl y gr oat a r thnn tho spee ds of t ho V- 2 Ro ckets or j et pl~ncs or of c on.vcr.-1.,J\nf l a r es ) .\nNOTE l\nNW 91526"
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   "n": 76,
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   "text": "De oe~ber 20, 1948\nTO:\nColonel Doylo Re0s\n3 . 4\nIn the case of meteorites that pcm.0tratc to :1.s lO'N l evels e s\nthat determined for the fireball of De cember 12,\n~~e observed l~inous ph~­\nnomena are always :icoompani'3d by vary v i olent nois<1s .\nNo noi ses whatever\nhave been obser v8d i n c onnection v.rith the vo.rious Deoemb0r fireballs s o f r•.r\ninvestigated.\n>\n3. 5\nGenuine meteors normally show r 0markable ve.riations in 01 :' ~--t\nbeginning as fine thin ha ir lines , which ar c, scurcE:ly visibl e to tho 0<'18 1.,1··••: ,· ,\nand then bri ghtening up to flash out near tho 0r..d of th0ir paths .\n~:,,_ th·.:; .\".'' ·\nof the DecEJmber fir eballs most of t he obser vers ha':-0 r e ported that th2 r:-,\nballs appear ed almost insto.ntly !l.t their fu 11 brig;htnGss .\n3. 6\nIn the c aso of genuine meteor s the paths are d.i_rocted t0;.r!~r~\nall points of th0 compass i.•iith equal freque~lcy.\nOn tho cori.tr 1:-ry in t'.1.0 c :- : .,\nof the gr .:rnn fire balls , plots of admissibl e a pproach sectors shnw th<:'.t ·;h••,r ,\ni s l~ ve r y pronouhccd t endency for th0 pe.ths to cc-:.:o in frora the north hn,E\nof the sky.\n3. 7\nThe thr:,e r;r oups of anomc.l ous [ r eenish luminous phcnomenf). s'1 ; V,\na curious ass0ciation ·1vith ,ilell\nknovrr-. r!lCtcor show0r s , althcut;h none of tnJSl:\nme teor show-Jrs normally produce extremely ½ri;:;ht gr:ion fireballs , snch :.-.s\nthose r e cently obs Grved.\nFor oxsmpl e , th,J obser 7n.ti'Jn mol'!tic-nod by Era\n~u!~l.'.\n:'-ppos.rod near the maximum of the Quadr::i.nti d s ,10W(lr ,,i' r~nrl;,· Jc.nuary: :r.r-.\n1,icCullough ' s observation of Aufust was noc.r the \".;i m~' c.t' the Persi d showE.·r i ,r,\ntho December obscrvo.tions :-.11 fell in ';hQ ir..ts2r vul oo•,,er;;d by the G..:mini d\nshower .\nThis r elationship mi ght indio:,t~ :-.n :::.tt,;r;-:p~ to. r ond<:;r th.;. groon f~ •· ..\nbells l ess c c:i.spicuous by cuusircg t han tc, appear o:, l y when th~r0 is c c.·, sj•L-­\nablc meteoric activity.\n3. 8\n).s not ed in o.n G<::.rlier communicP..tio:-,_, the r --,rao.rkab l y vi ,.-ic. ;;i ·,,J.J\"'\nco l or reported for most of the De cember fi r e balls i s r e.rely obson,;Jd L! t:\n1\n~ :>\ncase of genuine meteors .\nBy l ubor~tor y t est this p,,culia r color s~cmf' to ~>,\nidentical vdth th:lt ci ven off by oc pper s nlts i n tho blowpipe fl::-.mc ..\nIf ::,,.1;_.\"\ni dentificaticn i s c orrect, th\" W'.l.vel ~ngth of the r adi ation fror.i. t~1.e gree:ri\nfireballs is nenr 5, 218 Angstrom Units .\n3. 9\nThe dur ation esti.mr.tes of between 2 r:.nd 3 s e c,.,nds r epork c. f c,\nthe green f ireballs !1.r c oonsid;,r a.bly l on;0r than those (0 . 4 - 0 . 5 soc(•urls:,\nfor the ordinr:.ry visuc.l met eors, but shorter t h'.m tho dur ation osti1.1r•.t..::s\ni nvar iably reported i n the c o.s o o:.' ~ g6nuinc..: met eorit0 fr-,11 ( 5 t c 30 s J cc.:v1s\nor even l onger) .\n3.10\nFor none of t he gr een f iro::>ulls has a trr.:.i n oi' sparks or ~ O.L 5,\ncloud been r eported.\nT!'lis oontr :ist s shnrpl y with the boha.vi or notc,1 i·-~- c2.1:;E:.\nof meteoric firebc.11s--part~cularly those th:-.t penotrc.te t o the 70ry .i.,;w\nl evel s where the g;r aen firebal l of Decenb0r 12 was observed.\n4 .\nOn the basis of the various differences to which attenticn is C'\\.l l. ~ -­\nin section 3, the writer r ema i ns of the ooiniun thc,t the fireb.~tlJ. of: D0c-3r.1i.,~ ~­\n12 was definitely non- meteoric c.nd that i ~ ull pr obn.l>ility the sm,10 js ·i,ru,\nof most, if not all, the other bright goon firuballs, which t he 031 h~.s hcJ\nunder investigRtion~\nLINCCL~l I.aPi,Z'\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "-=\n, l....ti :::::::1 ­\n---\"\"'!.,•. !!J 2_\n~ ...,...\nI NCIDEHTS OF 13 AND 20 DECE::lBER 1948 :\nThe unusual f e ature o f t hese t wc i ncid,rnts i s t ha t the r e we r e r ep•)rt: i\ntwo red lights t r ailing the cr 0.;m fireball.\nI n e n.ch co.;,e obsc r v~r s :..i.e... , c\nt hat the tra iling l ights r 0t a.i ned a. c c.,nstant posi tion with r espect t' '- ~\nethe r and t o t he gr e en l i i::;ht.\nAlso , t hese two si ghtings :;,.r e the on< · ~w\na ll t he gr een f i r eballs whor e c. shar p chunbe cf dire ct i on i ~ the ,;~r ',i'), •\npl ane wa s ,,:>se r ved.\nOne of these i ncidents , that of 20 D3cember, w·,:·\nr\nby At omic Ener gy Se curity Se r vice In spectc r s , whi l e the ot her ·ivas\n-,:_;.,:;-,\ntruck driver .and his wife .\nThat of 20 D0cembcr was obser ved i n the Lo.3\na r e a , whil e that of t he 13th of Dcoenber wa s :;bser ved s outhvre st d ' h'l.s\n1\nNOTE 2\nasa;~::r\nr­\nNW 91526"
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   "n": 78,
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   "text": "INCLOSURE #=6\nThe Univer s i t y of New Mexico\nAlbuquerque\nDe cember 30 , 19~E\nInsti tute o f Meteoritics\nLt. Colonel Doyle Rees, Cormnanding Offic er\nTO :\nDistrict No. 17\nOf f ice of Special Inve stigation s\nFrom:\nLi ncoln LaPa z , Director\nInstitute of Meteoritics\nSub j ect : Anomalous lumi nous phenomena\n(Third Report)\nIn the se cond r eport of t his s e ries, a description was gi ven o f the ~.:_C'~t.i\npath through the at mosphe r e of t he gr ee n fir eba ll of 1948 , December 12, gn :'·'\n(plus or minus 308 ) .\nOn the basis of cor r e s pondi n g ob s ervations ma de f r o1. , , ­\nstation near Starvation Peak , New Mexico , and a second s t ation near LoR Al1c H\nNew Mexico , t his fireball was found t o ha1re appear ed near a poi nt wi th the!\ncoor dinat e s :\nlatitude 35° 50 ' N, longitude 106°, 40 1 W, and to have d1 isap:i - ~\nnea r a point with the coordinat e s :\nl atitude 35° 45 ' N, longitude 10 7 os·\ntraver s ing a r. a lmost horizontal pat h , a t an elevation of about 10 mile s a\".J\nsea leve l , wit h a l ength of about 25 miles , at a ve l ocit y of a ppr oximately\n10 mile s per second.\n(The mi n i mum pat h l ength con siste~t with t he obser v-• c:~ ••\nwas f ound to b e about 11 miles, the corre spor.di ng ve l ocity t hen f a lli;:ic b 4 -l,...\n3 and 6 mile s per second , depending on the du r ation adopted. )\nOn the basi s of correspondi n g obs e r vations of t he gr ee ni sh-white f i r , 't.. •\nof 1948 , De cember 20, sh 54m p .m. made by two pairs of Los Alamos obser ver r._\ni t has now become possible t o wo rk out another approxima t e reo.l pa th.\nAs ;- _\nbe appa r ent from the origi nal a ccounts of the obser vo.t i ons made by AESS\nI ns pectors Wi lli am D. Wi lson , Bufor d G. True tt, Cl ifford E. Str ung~ a.rd. P:•.1 c ., •••\nSe cur ity Inspector Geor ge S. Skippe r , t he fireball o f 1948 , De c ember 2(, w :.i.,,\nobser ved und er l ess fnvo r abl e c on di tions t han t he g r een fir eball s ee n by f .vo::\npe rsons on t he night of De cember 12 .\nHov,e-..re r , on the b a s i s of the ori ~;i n·1.:·\nacc ounts o f the observer s named o.bove , of sketche s supplied by the se f~l.!r ::.:­\nviduals on De cembe r 29 and of t r ansit obs ervations mc,de by Ce.ptai.n '.l. ~ - ,!\"~•\nand t h e undersigned on the same date at t he points o f obser vation (-·.r:i. t. .\n35° 48 t\n. 9, 106° 18' . 4 for St rang and Skipper and 35° 55 t , 10 6° 23 • , , f ,w\nWilson and Truett) , it ht..s b een possibl e to establish r eas onabl e eo;1,;0r·dan('c,\nbetwe en various point s on the f ireball po.th e.s s een by tho t wo gr ou p3 0r ,,~•• •\ns erve rs .\nBecaus e of t he v e r y short ba s eline ( only 8 mil es l ong ) bct nocn -t., ,.·\ntwo points of observo.tion o.nd the d i fficu.lt condi t i ons under v1hi ch t h0 fi :•,J_ .\nof Decembe r 20 was obser ved , it is my opi n i on that t he r eal p o.th den vvl\nJ ,·0:\nthe December 20 observati ons deserve s c ousid ur ubly l o ss we i ght than t:-1::i:t:; :::r .\nt ai ned from the De cembe r 12 observations.\nNOTE 3\nNW 91526"
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   "n": 79,
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   "text": "Docrnnber 30, 1918\nLt. Col. Doyle Reos\n- 2­\nIt is found that the f i r eball doubly obse rved by Messrs . Wilson, Truett)\nStrang, a.nd Ski pper a.ppenred at a height of at l east 10 miles and desccndcci\n.-..,\nan angle of about 45° to the vertical (according to Truett ' s estimate) t0'\npoint C at an elevation of only 2 . 3 miles abo7C the horizontal plan0 t·1rc1 •\ntho point from which Strang and Skippe r obse rved.\nAs the firoball aF1?··o') :·\nthe point C, its pa.th l evelled off and from C to its point of d.i:sappoarcm:..,\nE, the fireball followed a nearly horizontal path appr oximat e l y 7. 5 mi:cs\nmoving with o. velocity of between 3. 75 and 7. 5 mile s p-:,r second , dep.:: 'ldin;_\nthe duration estimat o adopted .\nThe coordina tos of t he projocti on of C on •.!\nearth arc 35° 56', N, 106° 30 t Vf, and those of t he pr ojection of E o.rc 3fi,\n57 1 N, 106° 23 ' w.\nThe forward extension of the fireball ' s tro.cc on tho ...\nas dete rmined by the above projections , passes some six mi l es to tho nox-c., •\nthe town of Los Alnmos .\nIt should be noted t hut the d escending; branch of t h-'l pc..th of the fir : • • •\nwu.s observed by I nspector Truett alone, but he was absolute ly certain thr.1. ~\nhis observati on of t h is portion of t he path was correct.\nIt should also 1x\nnoted tha t no sound was heard, a l though tho d istance from the obscr vc.,r s ·co ·; \" :\nfirebnl l and from the fireball to the et'l.rth could havo been only 11 fow mi::.-- ~.\na t most .\nI have no hosito.ncy in testifying that ap object possessinr; tho - . ••\npath o.nd the other poculio.ritios observed by l'liessrs . Wilson1 Truett,, Stro,1~.,\nand Skipper was not a falling meteorite .\nU.L.,'-.,J.\nNW 91526\nJ."
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   "n": 80,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p80.jpg",
   "text": "TO:\nDirecto r , I ntellig&nce & Se cu rity Divis i (m\n7 Ja nua r y 1 949\nFROM:\nCh i e f , Phys ica l Se curity Branch\nSUBJ ECT:\nRe ported Observa t i on\nthe Sky on 6 Janua r y\nof Uni dentified\n1949\nLi ght o r Fl o.r e Movi n t,; j,cr r·~,.\n1.\nOn 7 J anuary 1949 , t he writer i n t erviewed Pfc . .Mer edith J .\nEver i tt, ASN 38 5529 54 , Hea dqua rte rs , 8450th i.!l. P. Gr oup, c cncc r n i n.: t he un­\ni denti f i ed light or f l ar e which he h'3.d r ep(:r tedly seen movin g: t\\Crc)SS the sky\n2.\nPfc . Ever i t t advis ed that on 6 Janua ry 1949 he was guar din~ o.\nC- 97 air pl ane a t the l andi n g strip , l oc a t ed adj a cent t o the Or dnanc e Ar e~,\nwhen a t appr oximate ly 1730 hours he noticed a briGht ob j e ct t r ave l lin~ nccns s\nt he sk y , from the Sout heast t owcr ds t he' Nor thwest.\nHe r elat-ed t hc.t t he ob ject\nwa s diamond shapod, a ppr o.xi mately t v/0 f eet l on g, a.nd appe.-:i.r ed t o ,be mu ch\nbrighte r i n i ts center t hnn at t he edges .\nHe es t i ma ted that the (,1.:>j c ct vms\nappr oximately 1500 to 2000 f eet i n the a ir E,nd t r avelled. appr oximate ly 500\nf eet , horizontal t o t h e ea r th ' s surfa ce _. be f or e he l os t s i ght of i t .\nPf c.\nEver itt was una1.:>l e t o e s tima t 0 the s pE,e d of; t h1:, ob j e ct but s t a t el tho.t he ha s\ns een l ow f lying jet pl anes , o.nd t hat this o~ j ect travelled much faster than\nthe jets tha.t he h-'is obse rved.\nThor':l vras nc- smoke or other vapor, us :!later i a l\nvisible t o Pfc . Everitt a r o und or followi n 6 the ob j e ct .\n3.\nAt the time Pf c . Everit t witnessed t he obj\"' ct, he stated th::i.t the\nsky was clear , fur nishin g o. light bl ue b£>.ckgr ound, and t hat t he object appear ­\ned t o be a b riGht white light, with no othor appar ent v i s i bl e co l or .\n4.\nStandt nG gua r d with Pfc . Ever itt wer e Sgt . Richar d \\':ol esl e gce ar..d\nCpl. Wilson , and a qcor ding ·t o Pfc . Everit t , neither of t he ot h.:;r men sa.w t he\nobj ect.\nEveritt exp'laincd tha t hG cal l ed t o Sgt . Vfol es l e p;ce , who was stacidi ::g\nat t he ot her end of t he pl a ne , :.:.,.~d t o l d hi m t o l ook at t he object i n the sky ,\nbut by t hat time i t had disappeor ed.\n5.\nPfc . ~veritt sta ted t h at ho attended Flibh t School , u nder the G. I.\nBill of Ri ghts i n Houst on , Texas , durinc t he yea r 1947 , and that he ha s had\ns ome experience in observi n g a ircraft.\n/s/\nMil.TTHB1V J . DOYLE\nCh i e f , Physica l Securi ty Branch\nI !1telligcnc e & Security Di visicm\nNOTE 4\ni 1\nCD -­\nNW 91526"
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   "n": 81,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p81.jpg",
   "text": "'\nTHE UNIVERSI TY OF NEV'f HEXICO •\nALBUQUERQUE\nFebr uar y 21 , 1949\nInstitute of Met e oritics\nLt Col onel Doyle Rec s , Commanding Office r\nTO :\nDistr ict No . 17\nOffice of . Specia l Investi gations\nLin co l n w.Paz , Director\nFrom:\nInstitute of Meteoritic s\nAnomalous l umi nous phenomena ( 4t h r e port)\nSubje ct :\n1 .\nSever a l additi onal si ghtin gs of' une xpla ined aer i a l light phenomon·,\nhave occurr ed since the third r ~por t i n t h is serie s wa s pr epar ed.\nOutst'.mdi\namong the as yet unde s cribod incidents was the gr een fir0ba ll of Sunday c,-c\n1\n• i ••\nJanua r y 30, 1949 , 5:54 p . m. MST .\nWithin l ess than one mi nute uftc r the ap-•\npear a.nce of the fi r eba l l , a n eyewitness ( Mr . Nc s bett ) co.l l ed t o r eport t h:: ' •·\npr ess i on of a g roup of persons who saw the fir eba l l t hr ou6h an east wi ndow\nwhile s e P.ted about the d i nne r t able i n o. bri,;}ltly lighted r oom.\n\\1ithin tvro·; '•·\nhours a f t er t he fireba l l appe R.r ed , more t han 100 oyowit ness o.ccoun t s had 1:,., f _\nobta ined b y i ts director throu15h por s onal i n t er views .\nAn unu sua lly h i gh p,.!.\nce ntage of the r epor ts came from milito.ry pe r s onnel (waiting out un de r the, :- r:.\nfor Post Theat er s to open ) , f r om gua rds and othe r s poc i c.l agents a lrea dy c..:!..~.\nto wa t ch f or anomo.l ous l uminous phenomcn n and fr om air plane pil ot s , contr .:::,\ntowe r men and oilw0ll worker s worki ng on the l a t e) o.ftE;r noon t o mi dni ght s :n f\n1,.\n2.\nOn Febr u ar y 1st, l\\ s taff C[,r was pkcc d a.t t he writ e r ' s disp(•sal by\nHajor Williom Godsoe of t he Fourth Ar.my tend a f i e l d s urvey we.s begun of Gli.c.\nr egion in New Mexico and Texa s i n ·whi ch the ma j o r i ty of t he obse rver I s r c;':>u.C , ..\ning the f al l l i ved.\nThis survey , ca rried out umlor unusuo.lly s 0ver e ·wo'lt.'1er\ncondit ions , i ncl uded vi.sit s to the followi ng l oca.litios : Mor iar t y ,. Est,~nc L\nVaughn, Ramon, Mesa , Roswel l, Co.prock , Ta tum ::md other towns in New L::cxicc; ;\no.nd Lamesa, Brownfie ld, Pl a i ns , Lubbo cl<;, ''.'lulc shoe and othe r tovms i n Texa.s\n( Sever al of t hos ,:; towns w 0 r tJ v± site d t ·wo or mor e time s . )\nAt Roswell , whe ~o\nver y e f f ectivc c oope r ation wa s provide d b y tho OSI group o.t Wo.lke r ,'l.ir Bas-.:\nunder Lt Paul Ryan , o.nd t ho local CAP unit under Lt H. K. Cobcan, Spcci o.l\nAgen t Bill Ricket wa s a dded to t he survey pa rty :;,.nd g;a.v o much o.id i n l e.to,:\nwor k .\nAt Lame sa , 'fexa s , tho g round survey party wo.s joine d by an o.ir sea:::-\ni.\nparty consisting of Major Cho.r l e s Phil lips , USAF, Ca ptai n Melvin E. t:aef a:ic.\nSpec i a l Agen t Ja ck L. Boling, f r om tho 17t h District OSI office ut Ki:-+,l \"::::. i\nFie ld , and Cor por a l Cochr an .\nOn Februa ry 4th, t ho f ou r person s j ust n \".med :.-:l.,; •\na low-leve l air r e connaissance mission i n a T- 11 aircraft over t he i.r c a sur ••\nr oundi ng t he e a r th- point of the f i r obn\\ 1 of J::.nuD.r y 30th.\nk t tho sc:rr.e b i~\na s econd gr ound survey party under Lt Paul Ry'.m made o. co.re ful f i e l d S(..'.lr c.h\na l ong o. r oute e xtendin g f'r om La.mesa. t h r ough Amhe r st, Texa.s, t o Clovi. }; . ;Jo~· _\nNW 91526"
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   "n": 82,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p82.jpg",
   "text": "....,......- ..... s\n3.\nAs a r e su l t of tho gr ou nd and a i r s0ur chos r e f 0r r0d to ubovo , and of\na n anal y sis of tho v e ry lurge amount of i nformo.t i on ob t :.:.i nc d from oyowi t nc. s s ;s\nby pe rsonal i nt or vic,vs , by tel ephone:: c on'TGrs[\\t i ons and by l e t t 0r , i t has now\n(three weeks after the f ul l ) become cloo.r tha t s oV..) r a l thousand pe rsons i n\nNew l1exico e.nd T0xo.s saw this gr eat fir eball l ei sur ely trf'.versc t ho s ky .\nI t\nha s been possibl e to d e t ermine t hat t ho Je.nua r y 30th f ireball be came vi.s ibl :\n0\nat a n altitude of approxima t e l y t welve mil e s ove r a point ut l atit ud0 Z.t:\n'\nlongitud e 102° 5', and disappeared a t cm a l titude of uppr ox imat ol y o i r_:rt nu:\nOV(,r et poi nt nt l atitude 32° 48 1, l ongitude 10 2° 22 ' , ._\\f t c r traversin g a\nnearly horizontal pat h approximat e l y 143 miles l ong at et vel ocity o f from .• ,\nt o f ourteen mile s pe r s e cond.\nAlthou gh tho Janua r y 30th fi r 8ba l l must ba ~ ' '•\namong t he bri git c st obs e r ved i n the l ast quartor - cent ury , and i n s pit o o:: ~',\nf a ct t hat its r eal path lay close r t o t he t=Jarth thr oughout i ts ontir o cxt v\nt han any ,other met eorit o pa t h of which the wr i t e r h e.s knowl ed ro ( exc eptint\nt ho anomalous gr een firobo.lls of De cember 12th and 20th, 1948) , t he mvt e,)r ~·,\ndct onations and l ong conti nuod rumblin gs which without e xcepti on a cc ompan:\nl a r ge moteorit e f alls wer e not obse r ved on Ju.nu!:',ry 30th by o.nyonv i n thoJ v ~- •\nl ~r ge r egi on cove r e d by t he'\"\"'vnr i ous gr ound s ur veys.\nHowuva r, what may h~v~\nbeen Udden noise s ( anomal ous whizzin g, c.nd hi ssi n g sounds fre quently r ,::por ·c\" ,\nby ver y d i st ant observers as ho.vi n g b een hoe.rd at the S [t.\"110 t i me t hat ::-. mo-l;J )\nritic fire bo.11 vras seon) we re he ·ird a t Roswoll, N ,nv 1'.Texico , and no~-r Hulof't1\nTexa s .\n1 .\nIn addition to t he ctbsenc o of noise anomo.ly r ef e r red t o i n tho l ·\\s ·..;\npa r agr aph, the f ire ball of Janua ry 30th , 1949 , sh.-:rns seve r a l othe r f ea.tures\n(e . g. near ly horizontal path, absence of l oni; endurint; luminous tra i n or <tu ;. •\nclouds , Nor t h to South dir e ct i on, e tc) ci1::1.r acterist ic of _the g r een fi r eba:i.J ~\nearlier describe d in t his ser ie s o f r eports .\nHowever , tho Janua ry 30th fj_r ,,.\nba ll was much b r i ;ht 0r t han any of t hos e earlier r oporte d o.nd dif f er e d f r o,,, , .\nother gr een f i r e balls in t hat many _of t he Texa s obse r vers vrho were sit ua t e.;, '\nn0a.r est its path r eported its col or e.s blue, or arige , r od o.nd ovan pur plE; , l'!.­\nstead of green~\n5.\nUp t o t he pre s Emt t ime (Fe br ua ry 21st) , no evidenc e what cv ..:r st.ppc· .:..:.•\nthe belief t hat s olid fragment s f ell t o oarth f r om t l-).e Junuc.ry 30th fi r ebr-.1.··\nhe.s b een dis cove r ed .\nHoweve r , r,s pr omptly o.s possi b l e , a much mor e thor ou \"'l-i\ngr ound search s houl d b ..,; ma de in the probable ar ea of f nll a.s outli ned by t u.\nearlie r surveys , f or , in my opinion , t he fir qba l l of Ja nunry 30th i s the en::.:,\none of the anomal ous luminous objects und--;r i nvestig1>.ti on which g;i vcs uny :l 1 •\nca tion of havi ng b ..,;eu a met eoritv £~11 ,\n6 .\nWith the pr e se nt report, t he writer ' s pa r ticipc.tion i n the OSI' s i :r ­\nvosti 6a.tion o f the pu zzling fi r eball question mu st, to his r ogr 0t , t -,rminc,t ;\nDuring t he t i me I wa s on l oo.ve o f abs ence from t he Uni v:::rsity of r[;Jw :Jt xi.:--o ,\nwa s ;;l ad t o donate my time e,.nd s cr v:i:ce s to this inv-..·stiEo.t i on.\nNow t }.:--,t I .'.!'·\nagai n serving a s Head of the Dupa.rtmcnt of i,h'..th0mntics ,vith u f u 11 tirric t E: -~-.:.,, ,\nl oad , i t i s impossible f or mo t o co,1t i ::1uc cooper atin g wi th t he OSI.\nLINCOU,J La.PAZ\nHead of Dept of ,.rathematics\n•\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "o p .,-... i\nINCIDENTS OF 17 FEBHULP..Y AUD 27 .:..LHCi-I:\nIn each r;f t;rn.. se incir,o:-1ts t he foll.)wing 'lesc:ripti-:\" !1 ar,pli es :\na .\nCol er\nc .\nC,i,,sist ency _-\n:.pp::-.rcntly s t• ii-l., but f:i.:;i;d1_)le ,\nDi.('!\n\"=\"'c\n\"l'\"ap.: r\nr) r\nsm-c~1,ce ·cr 0 ~ J..\nd .\nLurni nc,sity\n;1.pps;;.rad tc ::>e self .. lum:i.11ous _. ::.net the rary:i.r. ·: ·,···,l •\nof flight :,.r_c!. c.'w.q;·1s c,f pcs :..i:J::.on 0:1.u ss.'C ac r,}n1-c: ~\neither a.cgr~e ;:,r c o1or o-f emi ttr:cl lip:'rc- ,\n0 .\nFlii_;ht -\nBoth 1'b.jccts per f·vnned\"\"•n.rious..,mru:ieuvo:rs-, _c ::,n~is1 iui-; (•?\nclim!)ir~l~ u•,d divinf , with turnii:1g mov-,.,mi:.'Il·:;:; . ,_\nh .\nLoc 2ti0n -\n1'ha 1'7 Febr·.,c.rJ incic'l-1:-t w::-.s ) '.;ser\":'cd- fr::m th« a.t·,,,:·.\nJ~lbvq·..1E: ryu0~ H,.:;w ,.it·:>.:i..00 .\nT!,c 27 :{~.i:•ch ,)t,nr ,R:t;i11uf. ·-:;\nm.r~de f r ~m ti10 Tt~ c·~!rrH~£tr i - C! l c;ri ~ ar J·'.. .\ni .\nCou::-so -\nThe 17 Fcb;:-u13-.-y objer,t _e.ppearod t ,J mov J f r r;rrc \\✓t;.; s·0 ·;,, ..:.,f'.: •\nthRt o f 27 L,.l- ·•':l: :tr(m ea.s,..t--t 0 wost.\nk.\nRemarks\nIn tiacl, cn s e , reports. indicate.d tht.t. the -- .:j_t>-~;·i. !\" :· _r, rf,,;.\nr-s ound cor nar-s' i n..._itexti..c:;i;l, ma.nou~ r.s= .rathe1.· t 'l,,n :3·:1 . • • ,,\na r.-.iund e:s- w6u,li o. r ftirt o!Jject• . I n ne ither c. lS<'' di:i\ni r.vesti--[•a:t::i:~;.,;_-i;rc~d~ 6-!lY. evid.cng.e c.f u. j c t --p:-op3l '.-;,c.\nC'-r:d't L1 the ar ~a ...\nGbserv.e~Jn~ e~~b...c:J.se .._.,.c-I·e fr,t,:vi\nwhoss c~.-Q.i..J.ity- i~. f\\.D.Qve--,...a.v;,~~~-.,.-..,\nNOTE 6\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "INCIDENT OF 8 UARCH 1949 :\nThis i ncident was r eported b y an AESS Ins}?ector en duty at Les A.lam--s .\nThe ob j ect- appeared t o be c.n eliptica l , rather stubby, a luminum body sur-­\nr e>unded or cover ed with bill owy fla.--ne.\nThar e may have been projections\ns i milar t o stubby cor!tro l surfaces and wings , but t he observe r CL.ul c:, 'K•t\nbe sure o f this .\nTha observer described the cbj ect as l ooking r at her li\n1\n, .\nthe pa rt of a war time German air plane f r om the c ockpit aft.\nIt di sappc .: .' .\nbehind the clouds .\nThe po.th was slightly ·lescunding ; there was no ncif e.\nJ\nI\n•\nNOTE 7\nNW 91526"
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   "n": 85,
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   "text": "NW 91526\n·n. -\" ' Le_· ho\nV/.J~l -.G tG\n...\nID\n.\n--·\n'\n. ..\n. ' • ..\n~\n-"
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   "text": "I\n/l,\nHEADQUARTERS. SANDIA B ASE\n797\nALBUQUERQUE . NEW MEXICO\nMAR 3119~ :\nREFER TO FILE No.\nSBID/1\nSUBJ:IDT:\nUnidenti fied Fl ying Objects\nTO:\nThe Chief\nArmed Forces Special Weapons Project\nP. o. Box 2610\nWashington 25, D. C •\n.ATTENTION:\nChief, Intelligence & Security Di visi on\n;>\n1.\nReference is made to letter this Headquarters , file SBID/1 ,\ndated 31 December 1948, subject as above.\n2.\nInclosed her ewith are three (3) summaries of information\nfrom Fourth Af'mY , dated 16 March, 18 Karch , and 24 l.iarch )i949 ,\ndealing ~~th the ·reports of unidentified lights appearing in the\nvicini ty of Camp Hood , Texas.\n3 .\nA conference was held at l.os .Alamos on 16 February 1949,\nto consider the unnatural phenomena that have been reported.\nCommander\nRichard l.1andelkorn represented this Headquarters at this conference.\nHis report of this conference as well e.s a_transcript of the minutes\nof the conference are attached hereto.\n4. It is request ed that these inclosures be returned to this\nHeadquarters for file , after they have served their purpose , inasmuch\nas t hey are the only copies on hand .\nFCR THS COMMANDING GENERAL:\n5 Incls:\n1. 1:emo, 18 Feb. 49 (SBRD- 0- 2173)\n2.\nsum. of Info, 24 Ear 49 w/sketch\n3.\nSum of Info , 18 ,..ar 49 w/ sketch\n4 .\nLtr 17 Lar 49 (HQ.S- 4th 55? 7)\nw/4 Incls\n5.\nAEC Ltr 22 Illar 49 (in dup) w/Incl\n( HILL-5577)\nDistribution:\nl A & 2A - Addressee\n./'\n3A\n- I~ File\n4,.: & 5A - Cl Doc Lib\nNW 91526"
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   "n": 87,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p87.jpg",
   "text": "4\n..\n0\n., • 1 ,.\n•\nl\nT\n.....\nNW 91526\n•"
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   "n": 88,
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   "text": "•\nL\nSi\".'PIN/380.0l\n1st Ind\nHeadquerters, Armed Forces Special Weapons Project, P.O. Box 2610,\nTI'ashiagton 25, D. C. , 27 April 1949.\nTO:\nCommanding General, Sandia Bt1se, P. O. Box 5100, Albt:.querque, N. M.\nInclosures listed in basic communication have been noted and are\nreturned herewith.\nFIT COIDlAND OF 1/.LJOR GEHERAL !:iICROLS:\n5 Incls:\nn/c\n,.\nNW 91526\n-"
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   "n": 89,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p89.jpg",
   "text": "l\n.\n. l\n. )\n. v.,I\n·1\n.\n, .\n0\n. .. .\n.J\nNW 91526"
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   "n": 90,
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   "text": "(.\nI\nI\ncop1 s, Scr.c\n18 Fobrua.ry l94S\nREPORT OF TRIP TO LOO AJ.AMOS, NEW MEXICO,. 16 FEBRUARY 1949,. BY C<ldMA.NDER\nRICHARD s. MANDELKORN,. u.s.N •• RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT DIVISION,. SANDIA\nBASE.\nSubject, Project \"Grudge\n11 •\n1.\nOn .L6 February,. a conference was held at Los Ala.mos to consider\nthe so-called green fireball phenomena which comnenced about 5 December\n1948. The followring were present:\nFor Los Ala.moss\nMr. N. E. Bradbury\nMr. Marshall Holloway\nMr. Fred Reines\nMr. John Manley\nMr. Edward Teller\nMr. Elmo Morgan (AEC)\nMr. Sidney Neuber~er (Security)\nMr. Maxwell (AESS)\nMr. Hoyt\nFor the Fourth Army:\nDEClASSiflEO\nMajor William A. Godsoe\nMajor Wynn\nFor the u. s. Air Force:\nCaptain Neef\nFor the University of New Mexico:\nDr. Lincoln La.Paz\nFor Sandia Bases\nCommander Richard Mandelkorn\ni. Captain Neef opened the meeting by saying that the problem was\nbeing presented to Loa Alamos scientists in hopes that they would be able /\nto indicate some mode of attack on the problem and offer some explana­\ntions for the phenomena observed. He stated that this question had been\nclassified military SECRET under the name,. Project \"Grudge\",. and that the\ninvestigation was now the primary responsibility of USAF,. Air Materiel\nCommand,. T-i. He then turned over the discussion to Dr. La.Paz.\nNW 91526"
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   "n": 91,
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   "text": "-\n\"\"\"'!!!!11;:::::ss--C::::::::-=:::;;-~1 _:,\nI\nI\nReport of Trip to Los Alamos. 16 Feb 49 (Cont.)\n18 February 1949\n3. Dr. LaPu stated t:tat he had been assisting the Military for\nthe past two months at their request in the investigation of tho subject\nproblem. and want on with the general discussion of phenomena attending\nnormal meteorite fall. postulating the following important character•\nistics s\na. Random path of fall.\nb. Color and intensity variations in l ight emitted.\no. Sound.\nd.\nFrightened animal s .\n4. Dr. LaPaz then went on to discuss the number of observers re­\nporting the subject phenomena and the diversity or their backgrounds•\nincluding commercial airlines' pilots, military pilots. special intelligence\nagents. Los Alamos personnel (Mr. Hoyt). e.nd himself, as well as various\nand sundry previously uninformed citizens.\n5. Dr. LaPaz then described the \"Starvation Peak Incident\" which he\nobserved himself• detailing the following characteristics which indicate\nthat the phmomenon can not be classified as a normal meteorite falls\na. Initial bright light (no period of intensity increase} and\nconstant intenRity during the duration of the phenomenon.\nb. Yellow-green color (about 6,200 angstroms).\nc. Essentially horizontal path.\nd. Trajectory tra.versed at constant angular velocity.\ne. Duration about two seconds.\nr. No accompanying noise.\n6. Since about 5 December 1948. there have been more than ten in­\ncidents analogous to the \"green fireball\" described, and some twehty more\npresenting minor deviations to the above. which should be oonsiderod in\nconnection with them.\nIn addition. there have been a number of normal\nshooting stars and meteors observed.\n7. There ensued a general discussion in which it was brought up that\nthe majority of the observers whose reports were here under consideration\nwere not subject to previous psychological infiuences or prior knowledge\nas to what they should look for. Furtherr.iore. •seeing.. conditions for\nmeteor observation throughout the continental United States were at least\nNW 91526"
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   "n": 92,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p92.jpg",
   "text": "•\n(\nI\nReport of Trip to Los Alamos., 16 Feb 49 (Cont.)\n18 Febr1:1ary 1949\naverage during December., January., and February., yet no green fireballs\nhave been reported in any other areas. They seem.ad to be confined to the\nLos Alamos, Las Vegas., and Vlest Texas triangle.\n8. Mr. Teller then took over the discussion and showed that a\nmaterial object travelling with the velocity of the subject phenomenon\n(about eight miles per second) would have to have a mass of about twenty\ngrams, assuming all the kinetic energy could be converted to light, under\nthe assumption that the light output is in the vicinity of 10\nergs per\nsecond. He then went on to show that the shock wave produced by the\npassage of an object or these dimensions or greater passing through the\natmosphere at a height of eight to ton miles (the observer fi£ures) with\na velocity of eight miles per second would produce a loud noise easily\naudible ten kilometers from the source.\nNo sound has been observed.\nTherefore, Mr. Teller has the tentative opinion they are not material\nobjects passing through the air.\nWe should look to electronios and\noptics for an explanation rather than in the field of hydrodynamics.\nIn\nany event., it was apparently agreed by those present that it-was almost\nincredible that a large object such as a guided missile or informer\nvehicle could pass through the atmosphere at a height of eight miles at\na velocity of seven to eight miles per second without producing a loud\nnoise wnich would have been audible to observers. Mr. Bradbury demurred\nso far as the electronic explanation was concerned, saying if it were assumed\nthat the answer lay in t hat region, many more difficult problems would have\nto be solved.\n9. The following aotion seems in order:\na .\nRecalculation of the data outlined by Mr. Teller with a more\naccurate treatment to verify his tentative conclusions.\nb. The establishment of woll-equipped and organized observation\nstations to give as thorough photometric and photographic coverage as is\npossible in the geographic area involved.\nc. Assuming that Mr. Teller's theories are borne out by re­\ncalculation, declassification of the .Project to permit participation and\nthinking by scientists tnroughout tho country.\n10. Dr. Le.Paz and Captain Neef have fruitlessly attempted to obtain\ninformation from a ?ll8teorite observers' group now at Vlhite Sands, said to\nbe performing work under contraot for the Navy.\nCommander Mandelkorn\noffered to assist them in their endeavor to enlist the servicos of the\ngroup for observntions in connection with Project \"Grudge\".\n11. Conclusions It is my belief that these phenomena, •particularly\nif there are any further incidents., a.re deserving of serious consideration\n•See next page.\nNW 91526"
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   "n": 93,
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   "text": "•\n(\nReport of Trip to Los Alamos, 16 Feb 49 (Cont.)\n18 Febr~ary 1949\nuntil their source and meaning have been sntiefactorily explained.\nAlthough Mr. Teller's discussion tends to disprove the hypothesis that\nguided missiles or informer vehicles are responsible, thero is cause\nfor concern of the continued occurrences of unexplainable phenomena of\nthis nature in the vicinity of sensitive installations.\n•Captain Neef reports blue fireball visible from Sandia at 0530, 17\nFebruary 1949, end a yellow-orange cigar-shaped light at 1759, visible\nuntil 1806, 17 Fobruary.\n/s/ Richard Manaelkorn\nRICHARD UANDELKORN,\nCommander, U.S.N.\nCopy Furnisheds\nFourth Army, G-2 -- Major Willio.m A. Godsoe (2)\nUSAF -- Captain Neef\nUSAF FOFAE -- Brig. Gen. Howard G. Bunker\nDistribution:\nSeries B.\nCopy 1 -- Security and Intelligence Division, Sandia Base.\nNW 91526\n- 4 -"
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   "text": "NW 91526"
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   "n": 95,
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   "text": ". . ..\nDATE\nPREPARING OFFICE\nSUBJECT\nOF SOURCE:\nOF INFORMATlilN:\nCOMPLETELY REllABLE\n.\n• •• A\nCONFIRMED BY, OTHER SOURCES .\n.\nI\nUSUALLY RELIABLE . .\n. • • • • 8\nPROBABLY TRUE .\n.\n.\n. •\n.\n. • Z\ntJ!rasual Lights\nFAIRLY RELIABLE\n. .\n• •••• C\nl'OSSIBLY TRUE\n. .\n.\n. • .\n.\n. 3\n452.1 AD.DB\nNOT USUALLY RELIABLE • • • • • D\nDOUBTFULLY TRUE .\n.\n.\n.\n. • • 4\nUNRELIABLE .\n.\n. .\n• • • •\n• E\nI MPROBABLE\n• .\n.\n.\n.\n.\n. .\n.\n5\nRWABILITY UNKNOWN\n.\n.\n.\n.\n• F\nTRUTH CANNOT BE JUDGED .\n.\n.\n. 6\nSUMMARY OF INFOftMATION\nThe following int0l\"llat1on baa been reoe1Ted in a report from tbe Otfioe ot\n. the AC of ;\na-2, Headquarters 2d Armorec1 Divia1on, Ceap Hood, Tema1\nOn 1ai947 March 1949, tour unidentitled lights appeared in tbo T101nit7 of\n915.26 • 855.19, the li&bte not1oed at tbio ti1:1• were .three yellow and one red.\nA patrol ot ltilleen Bo.se, 1n the •Q• Area not1oed two ot tbeae ll&bta. A patrol\nlocate4 on Croamlle Mountain, which consisted ot tour enlisted men or the Aler1J\nForoa saw tour•. Icmediate lmeetiption 1n tbe pneral area railed to reveal a'lf7\ncause or ~bing whioh would indicate that aoma J\"ireon or tbbg had been in tba\narea.\n(B-J)\n(... Exhibit I, Poat 11)\nA~ 18{ch> March 1949, another 79Uow light•• seen 1n tbl approx.1.aaate\nviof.nity ot 910.41 - 855. 10. 'lbie ligb.'b was repo~ eeen b7 onl,1' oni, man.\n1'b9re •• no indication from reporta tbat. :these lights were moving, tbare •• no\nnotoe, and tbe peraons reporting were unable to make an eetilllate ot the beie}lt.\n(B-3)\n(see Exhibit I, Point 2)\n.lt v/i.947 March 1949, what appeared tQ be blinking 11gbta appaare4 1n· tba\nd0Wt7 or the Rook Quarr7, located at 905.82 • 855.61. Imeat1gat1on by tha\nAlert Force and patrol.9 ot gUJ.een Base f'ail.ed to re-nal any- cause or person in\nthat general area. Again at J.81955 l\\larcb 1949, lights were seen 1n thie general\naft&.\n(D-3)\n(aeo Exhibit I, PolAt #3)\nAt 19':xu.s March 1949, blinking l1gbta were eeen in the 8all8 general area\n90S.82 - 855.61. InTaat1ga:t1on tailed to 1\"'8wal tbe cause or these lights.\nAll o~ t.ba llghta which appenred in tbe proxblttr ot 905. 82 • 855.61 were e•n\nby patrols located 1n tb9 •Q• Area and were eeen t'.rom i:ointa between 910 • .20 ­\n85,.36 am 905. 44 - sss.u. cs-,>\n(.,.. &1cblb1t 1, Point fJ4)\nOaptaia Eorace MoCullocb, Headquartere 2d Areorec! 1>1da1on, and Mr. Bayacmd\nSoblidieke, Special A.gent, Killeen &ae, epent sneral boure 1roCl an observation\npoint located in the • • Area la an att.lllpt to eee tbeee bl1nk1ng llghtat.\nDISTRIBUTION nx as\n_,,\nOSAJ co, AI:C,\n1gbt-Patteraon AFBJ co, Sandia Base; rBI SantexJ\n~x, nrtland il'BJ ru..\n,\nwo ·AGOFORII 568\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "'tr ..\n0\n0 d\n(\\)\n.0) 870.00\n0\n0 .\nlO\nTANK DESTROYER\nCENTER\nCAMP\nHOOD , TEXAS\n0 m 850.00\nSCALE\nI: 62,500\nFIRST EDITION\n1943\nNW 91526 -"
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   "n": 97,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p97.jpg",
   "text": ".,. .\n.,,\nFINFORMATION\nroh 1949\npdfflcemot the AC ot s. G-2. B\ndquarter■ Fourth Amy. Fort\nHouston. Tua•\nCODE FOR USE IN INDIVIDUAL PARAGRAPH EVALUATION\nSUBJECT\nOF SOURCE:\nOF INFORMATION:\nCOMPLETELY RELIABLE\n.\n.\n. • A\nCONFIRMED BY OTHER SOURCES\n.\n. 1\nUIUSUAL LICl!TS\nUSUALLY RELIABLE . .\n. • .\n• • B\nPROBABLY TRUE .\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n. 2\n(452.1 AlCADB)\nFAIRLY RELIABLE\n.\n.\n.\n. •\n• • C\nPOSSIBLY TRUE\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n. 3\nNOT USUALLY RELIABLE .\n• • • .\nD\nDOUBTFULLY TRUE .\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n. 4\nUNRELIABLE\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\nE\nIMPROBABLE\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n5\nRELIABILITY UNKNOWN\n.\n.\n• .\n. F\nTRUTH CANNOT BE JUDGED .\n.\n.\n.\n6\nSUMMARY OF INFORMIITJOII\nlight moving \"Ughta• appeared in the atmoaphen over or in the 'rlcinit7\not the \"Q\" area. AFSU. Camp Hood. Tua•• on -th• evening ot 17 Karch 1949.\nAt the t\nof these sightings. the alert gm.rd ot the 2nd Armored Division.\nunder the Aa ■i■tant AO 01' s. G-2 of Camp Hood. waa in the area oonoemed and\nprepared to tire fl res and record instrument rea\na ot ele-n.tion and azimuth.\n!he purpoae •• to oheck the ponrs of observation of obseMff■ who had\npreviou■ ly reported the phenomena observed on 6-7-8 llaroh 1949\nd heretofor\nreported in Sumnary of Intormatian. thia headquarte r■ • dated 17 Ila.rah 1949.\n1ubjeot1 \"Unuaual Li ta . \" Howeffr. baton thia peration oould be begun.\nthe aerie ■ ot 8 \\Dlusual \"lighta\" appeare\nOoordinat\nof light■ and time of sighting toll\nI\nOoordinatea\nTiM\n910.40 - 855\n. .\n.14\n1952\n910.39 - 860.13\n1958\n::, . OECLASSW[O\n910.42 - 860.14\n19.58\n910.38 - 860.15\n2000\n910.32 - 855.20\n2000\n6.\n910.30 - 855.17\n2010\n910.36 - 855.06\n~\ne.\n910.37 - 855.35\n2152\nOoordimtes nre baaed on dual sightings ot ach light by aighta on tanka\n•ot obaernrs.\nT:lm\n• olooked at in■ tant of sighting.\nCaptain JloOullougb.\nthe AHi■tant G-e. personally observed three of the light■ •\nHlysioal character­\ni1tio■ of tile•• \"light•\" were reported as \"quite different\" fr\nthoae reported\non\n7-8 Ma.rob 1949.\nOne burst into a green cluater.\nOne •• reddi•h• anoth r\nwhite.\nOne obsener deacribed 1cme ot them a1 similar to Very Pistol flares.\n1le thia phenomena\n•occurring. a security detachment frm. the \"Q\" ar\narri d 1n the vioinity_ot the alert crew frm. the 2nd Armored Diviaion.\nDISTRIBUTION\nu . • • GOH'.I.NIIICNT P■ UtT IN& or,1cE\n16--683..1\nNW 91526"
  },
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   "n": 98,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p98.jpg",
   "text": "PREPARING OFFICE\nttioe ot tu A\nCODE FOR USE IN INDIVIDUAL PARAGRAPH EVALUATION\nSUBJECT\nOF SOURCE:\nOF INFORMATION:\nvaJSUAL LIGB!I\nCOMPLETELY RELIABLE\n.\n• • • A\nCONFIRMED BY OTHER SOURCES\n.\n.\nI\nUSUALLY RELIABLE . .\n. • • • • B\nPRO~ABLY TRUE .\n. .\n. .\n.\n. . 2\nFAIRLY RELIABLE\n.\n.\n. • •• • C\nPOSSIBLY TRUE\n. . .\n.\n. . •.\n. 3\n(452.1 ilADI)\nNOT USUALLY RELIABLE . . • • • D\nDOUBTFULLY TRUE .\n. .\n.\n.\n.\n.\n4\nUNRELIABLE\n.\n. . .\n. .\n• • . E\nIMPROBABLE\n.\n. .\n.\n. .\n5\nRUIABILITY UN KNOWN\n.\n. F\nTRUTH CANNOT BE JUDGED .\nSUMMARY OF INFORMATION\nft -.. :thjJl dninwaed that no one iii tu •Q• area wa■\n1po.uibl • for the\n,~.\n•Q• area th.a wnt on al ert atatua.\nOrdnanoe oheok baa 1ho'im that\nnothing iJt. tu\ny et pyrowehm• m all•\nha■ bNJl 1ana4 or uae4 in aontu.\nIlnw~tioa of whole ana by\" pielm4 vna 1• being •- and acldi tio•l\nreport■ will be rtilidencl. u 1D the -■• ot the 6-7!'!'8 ».roh •11gh'ta. • tho•• ot\n~\n17th 9braokn\" 1m8 •Q• an&e 0. gl'Oup of 3 lighta being Jforth ot the\nana and em group of 5 11 :ta ju■t South of the ana.\nOver lay ~\nloeatiou\ni■ atta•cle\n(.axHIBI T I)\nhderal Bare&u of Ime ■tigatio~ San Antom.o. taa■ • Oftioe of Bt.w.l\nInteW geDN. San. Antomo. Tua•• h&Te beu. notifi •cl• Direotor of Intel lig•noe1\nAir Mt.t•rl.•1 Oamnan4; Ottioe ot Speoial In:ri1tig&tiou. 11rt~ Ur Foroe Bl.HJ\nand uaaa.n~ Generai. Sandia Ba.••• are on distribution of thia Summary.\nDISTRI BUTIOII\nPII, SantexJ on, Sante:i:1 DI, GSUSAJ oo. AllOJ OSI, ltirtla.nd UBJ 00, 8aDd1&\nle\nWD\nU, I , ~YQNIIIUT ...INTINCi Ol'FICI:\n10--633sf0-1\n5 6 8\n·AGO FORM\n1 JUN 47\nNW 91526"
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   "n": 99,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p99.jpg",
   "text": "I\n~\nz::::;;:::::\n0 (\\J\n(Y';\n865\nII)\n'C.l\n~\n><\n0\n0\n0\n(!\"'I\n0\n850000 Y~rds\n<\"\"\nTANK DESTRuD.!R c1..,·r.ER, c.1.ViP Hov.J, TEX.i\\.S\nSC.:.LE:\n1:62500\n(Firs6 Edition 1~43)\nNW 91526"
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   "n": 100,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p100.jpg",
   "text": "r :\nNW 91526"
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  {
   "n": 101,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p101.jpg",
   "text": "lp2.l AK.t\\DB\nStJBJEC!• U.iwnal 1.1.~ti\n1'0 •\nCOlilnaniW,Sg Ge:::tenll\nSandia Daso\nP. O. Box 5100\nAl~rqua. 5ow l1n::lco\nAfflh AC at s. o-e\n~\nattaohltd SU1:1:11r:, of Info.maticm, this ottice, subject a.a\nI.bow• 16 Uarob 1949, re '1'8ports o£ \"lighttt\" observed owr Comp Ilood.\n~. 1a 1'orwardad in duplicate f'f)r your lnton&ation and a:xy i.\\c'ticm\ndaemed,ne.,eaa17 •\n.FOR '1'HB COl!llA.liDinG GElranAL-s\n1 Incl (dup)\nEUSTIS L. POLAliD .\nAe ata:ted. ../.mtIBI'tS 1, II.\nColmUJl. GSO\nIII~ e.ncl lV\nAC~ S, 0-2\nNW 91526\ntp:n -."
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  {
   "n": 102,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p102.jpg",
   "text": "SUMMARY OF INFORMATION\nDAT£\n16 March 1949\nPREPARING OFFICE\nOti\"ioe ot the AC ~ s. o-2. Hoadquartor■ V· urtb A:r,q. Fort Saa Rouston. 'l'aaa\nSUBJECT\nCODE FOR USE IN INDIVIDUAL PARAGRAPH EVALUATION\nOF SOURCE:\nOF INFORMATION:\nCOMPLETELY RELIABLE\n.\n,\n• • A\nCONFIRMED BY OTHER SOURCES .\n.\nI\ntlnuiWLl Lif#lta\nUSUALLY RELIABLE . .\n• • • • • B\nPROBABLY TRUE .\n. .\n. .\n•\n. 2\nFAIRLY RELIABLE\n.\n.\n• • • • • C\nPOSSIBLY TRUE\n. • • .\n• • .\n. 3\nNOT USUALLY RELIABLE .\n. • • • D\nDOUBTFULLY TRUE .\n• • • • • .\n4\nUNRELIABLE .\n.\n.\n•\n. E·\nIMPROBABLE\n.\n. .\n.\n• .\n•\n5\nRELIABILITY UNKNOWN\n.\n.\n.\n.\n. F\nT RUTH CANNOT BE JUDGED .\n.\n.\n. 6\n452•1 AD.DD\nSUMMARYOF IJIFORMATION\nFoliOWlzl.g ia an interia ~\npred.ioated on requ4tat ~ ~\nJ'ourt.h /U'r!q\nUaiaon Ottioer at Se.nclia Ba•• tor thl■ boadqunrtier■ to 1nw■titnte and report on\n•.tireball• pbenaaona reported to the Comuend1ng General, Se.ndia Ba••• by AJ'SWP\ninatallatian at ~\nHood. Taaa. neport 1tated that ■noral a1ght1nga 0£ unuaual\n\"li t\" pbencnea& in the atmoaplwre abow Site Baker (Q Ana) bad bNn -.de by\nnourity pencmnol there du.ring the pffiod 6 - 8 llarah l~• .\nAT CA14P BOOD. it•• d8termined that this type of phen<DeDIL. hitherto unnpo\n1\"l'Cllia the camp Hood Ana. baa the acune general cbar&oteriat1oa of th• phenanam.\nobaened during the past NWral montiut ail Sandia Ba•••\nBeoauae obae\"'8ra wore in\nd11'torent looationa and &Cllle wre not certain aa to time• 1.t i• poaa1bl• tbat\nobeonation report.eel within the IIIUlll9 hour on 'the aama date are da.tplioationa.\nI't\nshould be noted tba't none ot thO obaenen had been 1.natruoted to look for or\nreport a.ey sort ot atmo■pberlo phenanem,.\nAU stated wit.bout •quivooationa the.ii\nthey bad 118'V8r before MCL an.,-thinr; resembling the report.ad phona:iuma.\nAll cl,aSmed\nto have aeon \"falling stare\" nearly ewry ni{jht on the Camp Hood Reeerw.tianJ but\nall were aq,hatio 1n atatlDg tha~ this phencaena w.a qu1te dU'feront.\nAll men were\ninter-ropted oepo.re.tely and had no adw.noo notice thnt they would be qmstioned.\n·At'ter the interrogation they wre taken to tho apot where the obeena.ti0ll8 had baa\nnaae. ~- points 1'8re ntnbered s.nd then plotted on aap. camp Hood and vio1n1ty•\n1/62 500 191\"• Owrlaya haw been made am a cop;y 1• hereto attaohede\nThe\nobooner waa thon told to ala a eurt\"8ying inatnanezrt. brou~t along fo-r tho purpose.\na-t the oelesticl. points of origin and or teminatioo ot the pbsncaom..\nVertical\nangles and cacnetlo aaim\\l't:h ot each point was then reoortt.cl.\nIn moat cases. th9\nobaerftr w.e a le t o .tlz aa1nnttha by acne terrain teaturea.\nVertioal anglaa ware\nof ooune ostimated exoept ,m•re elewttona ot obaenationa e101noidad With rid(;e\nOil tree lines.\nObaenatians on 6 llaroh 191.St\n1.\nPraa observation point '6 (aN attaohed cmtrlay)\n• •\nLooatio.u o£ po1nta 909.7 - 657. 5, Tlae1 2100 how-.1.\nb.\n•tmlra 0Teroaat\n( ■N attached 119&tber report).\no.\ntne•••• Sgt Ruben J . Viokery, AP '4932926\nlat Provost Security Sq\nlilleen Ba.•· Camp Hood. raaa\nPlo Jolm c. RaneClll.LAP 15252814\n1ft Provost Seourivy 8\nDISTRJBUTIOH\n·AGO FORM 56a\nWO 1 JUN 47\nNW 91526"
  },
  {
   "n": 103,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p103.jpg",
   "text": "•\nI\n'\naiibirs l\nShlipe1 Oblong\nSiae, Dltaori.bed u\n;ttabaut e tt by l tt•\nColort i.l.e blue-whito 11~\nSped, Bot known\nl'Jinotia1u Pr-ca 11 74° Wto• 81°\nnwrab111ty1 Bo &nla'ticm traa oOIU\"H\nAltitude, PrGl 6° abow horlzcm to h5• abow\nSotm.41\nROM\nBll:baut 1:rall, Sgt 11ckery reports no•• Pio RtllllCD ~ortod\na faint plilkiab. Nd trail a:tendi.11.g abouii tiu\"ee tSJiea tha\n~of'ih•~•\n2. Ftm bbattl!'W.t1on point ,(/,1 (IIM attaohed Oft1'lal')•\n• •\nLooation ot point, 914.:, - a,5.7, TS-1 About 2020 houn.\nb • .._there Owroan (Me att..cbed 1M&1:her repon).\no.\nli1t21NHB1 P\"l't Ylrt1n • ~. DS 57~5\nl,2n4 AD. CcnparJ7 A\nCantp Hood, Tuit.a\nPYt Prank: (&I) IA.d.al. t18 ffl0011>7\n)J2AIB. ~A\nQla»HoCHt. 1'ua8\n4.\nObjoct slghteda\n~I 1\nSh.ape a Ball lllr;e tlaah\nSlaea Loob4 Ub bollkctbaU\nOolort Pale bl~tEt Uc;ht\n8,peff1\nBo-t 1cnOIID\nDirectiona K ll)O B\n~bilt.-ty• lone •s a \"£1:nd flaah11\nA1t1tud4ta 590 abow hol'izGD\nS0'2Ddt\nKone\nExhauat tail,\ncme\n2\nNW 91526\n< SEC?.£T"
  },
  {
   "n": 104,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p104.jpg",
   "text": "8/1. 01'ttoe o:t thli AC ot s. o-2. •~ Fourth i:r,q. Fort, s.a Bou.aton. ,--...\n16 Ila.Nb 19l9. n1:tj. \"~ Ught,i\"\n, .\nl'NII obuna'l1on poln-t fl3 (... attii.ohtld owrlay)•\n•• LooitiGIU 'Sn4. 5 - 856.).,s\n'1'i.lM1 About 2Q45 houne\nOW:roaat (... attaohN watbilr nport).\n••\ntDNu ht Harold D. Uoore, 'OB 67410066\n~d AIB. Compa.117 A\nCUip Hood, l'--..\na. Objeot aigbwda\nlblber, 1\nBb&pta Roundiab head with tr&ll\nss..., About 100 ln 1~\nCOlor1 L191t ooloNd haa4---# orange tr&ll\n6~1 Bot knOltD\nI>tnotiozu Fraa s 81°\nto 6 «JO\n111.nM&wtabllityt Io drn.atian b'CJiA ooune\nAltltwli9a Fraa 21° aboft hortaon ta 6° ,1• a'bow\nScnmdt lam\nBlbauat trula Orange trail abou1J 100 l.ong\n!R.alark:81\nAppeared to be coing owr Q area\nObHrw:tiou on 7 MILroh 1949•\n1.\nPl'Clll obeer.tion point 41 (aoe attached owrlay)\n• •\nloaatum.1 914.3 - 855. 7 I Tlllila 0115 houri.\n'b. ._there Cloaz- (... attaolwd ,..t.h•r ~rt).\no.\nWltn.Ha Pfo .Robfft. ~\nBlaolc, US 57ll2155\n~\nAU, Ccape.iiy A\nCamp Hood, , ...\n4. Objeot •ightedt\nMil•ra l\nShape, Lib t'laah bulb\nS1N t\nPl&ih bulb\nColor, Brilliant bluit4blw\n8pM41\nJfo:De\nD1reot1<11U\nN J$jO B _\nJllneuwrab1lit;y, lone t'iDd l'l.Uh\nAlt:ltwleI 66° 15t abne hOl'laOD\n8ouncl1 1fcme\nlllbau.at vai1a\nNW 91526"
  },
  {
   "n": 105,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p105.jpg",
   "text": "(U) ....,._, ThU obternr 1D\nmlk ~ and el.Matlcm\nHen ~ :Uk• this\nanena.\nore.\n2.\nJ'na obffn&t1on point\n(aee attnabed owrlay).\na .\nU>ont1onr 915.1 - 6,6. lJ f1m6 r OU5 • 01,0 houra.\nla.\nthor1 Cl.ear (ne attaolwd weather ~ol\"t).\n• •\ntne■■ t pyt Paul c. emnt. us~\n1,2n4 AID. cc.p,,19 A\nc-p\n• f'naa\na. Objeot ai~tcd,\n:Umber, 1\nShape. Like tli.-11 bulb\n:31a•a Baaketball\ncolor, lrS.gb.t bl~te\n8pee4a\none\nDi.Notion, B 16° ff\neuwrab111~• llone••.fixod .fl,qh\nAlti:tum, '!7° ,O• a.bow horUoa\nsomiaa llam\nam.uat tn.ilt Ii'one.\n3. Pim obsenatian point 45 (... •ttaobecl owrky).\na .\nLDoatio1u 9~.6 - 656.71 timot Ol~ • 0200 houra.\nb. n.tner, Clear (... attaob.ed 1N&t.her report).\no.\ntnea..11 Pit :Franoeaca (r.MI) Lenal'do. us !m,75QJ..o\n~d AID, 00!JlpAny A\n.\nca::ap Hood. tama\nM\nSavino • Dlp, US 57175036\nt,2na AID, ~ A\nCa.~ Sood, tea.a\nct.\nObjeot atr,iteas\ntbiber:, 1\nShapea n,.11 11b flash\ns1.., Lia l'l&lih bulb\nColor,\nluiah lihite\nNW 91526"
  },
  {
   "n": 106,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p106.jpg",
   "text": "~· lot laiotm\n~-• 820°W\n~wn.blUt)?t ll~cl tllish\n.lltitudea 260 &bO'ft hori&Oll\nSound• Honii\nlllhauat trail• Kcmt\n4. Pr.a obaerw.tion point ~ (N• attaobed o--..rla7)\n• •\nt.ooations 9Q9.0 ­ 856.9, Timiit 0145 hoW'W.\n1:t.\nW...1:hert Olear (... at-taabed ww.ther l\"!l)On).\no.\ntaeae, Pfo Ja:a DJ.~ Vanlow, A7 15416997\nlat\nOTon S.ourit\"y Bq\nc.iap Hood, Tea•\nl!lm'bera 1\n~* !Ml'dhip\n•\nSisea •About 2 ft by 1 n;•\nColor, Orange\nSP\"d, a Rot known\nDinoticms Jr 600c B\n~wrabili\"1'1 lJo diena'l.1cm\nAltituoa 4 when: tint .._-dropped wl\"tl•U,t\nBound, ....\n:Blhaut trail, lone\nReliarkaJ Witm•• aaid Vii■ nur)lt\" dropped wrtioally to\nground -.n<l d1•pJ>41&Nd bobind trMa 4inotly ln Lront of h.1m.\nInn• \"about 2 aeoon&s.\"\nftiail obier,ation po!nt l\n(He attaohe4 overlay).\n•• LDoatimu 914., - 855.7, ~• About 0;1.()3 houra.\nb. ..._thera Clear (ne attaobea weather Nport}.\n• • !ffi:bNa PR Qlarlie B. P4,ne.1 llS 572U002\nq2:nd AIB, ~ .A\nOeap Hood, !ea.a\n5\nNW 91526"
  },
  {
   "n": 107,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p107.jpg",
   "text": "lblibil\"I 1\nSna,.,\nBoundi■h head '.W1th haiy moke trail•\nSiN• Not known\n\\}olor1\nPale 'Jlt-.ite light o.t boad\nSpeed, fiot known\nDireot1ona FrOCl S 58° :S to 8 54° 1i\n~n.bllityt .Ro dinlation\n.Utitucwa\nr011L ,so a.b0ff :nori&Oll to 54o abcmt\nSO\\liMlt\nffl>D9\nBxb,a.uat traUc Lett ba&y white amok.-. trail\n~• • Ttafflled 1h arQ Md 'risible \"long eno\\~ to\n9,Dap your .i'inceni.\"\na. l'NIII obHnatiCJ111 point f4 (... at11Lcbed owrlay).\n•• LOca.tion1 914.6 • 856,71 !rimes tAboat 010,.\nb.\nee:thert Cl-.r (... attaohed wather report),\n•• mtneau Cpl :wite ~\nSiiilli. BA ,87531.,46\nOanp~ A, ~d AID\nca.p 1lood, 'tfl&a\na. Objeot aight.d.1\nlblbert 1\nSha~a\nL1N1on m.th -tail\nSia• I lot known\nColors !>ale reddillh no••• ,m.itieh nd trail\n8i,,eiI\nnot known, buil ...ry i'a■t\nDireotlecu PTaa Jf 56° l1 to S 64° W\n~uvorab1UV• l~ deviation\nAltitude I\nFrail 15 a ow horiaon at be,si:iming and end uf a.ro.\nSounds !(one\nE:11:baua't trailt\nlh1tiah l'$d trail\nRearka• Good obaoner. Stated -that \"light\"•~ t'r<a\npoint r..bow horizon then arced upwar4 and dCIIIIIID to 15° when :l1:\nd18&ppeare4.\nTfae perteot a.ro. R• w.a able to run 10 p,..otta\ntoward tiold telephone to !'!Port lit,ht before l't wniiMde\n!bi to~ inoidllnt m.y or -.y not l» oormeoted1 .lt abO\\ft 1930 hotir9 on\n7 lll\\Nh 1~ a 11.aahllght waa eeen oit..ng about the Q Area i\"enoe line rwar 'tb9\na.ii\" atr!p• It\n1\no\nd not be told by th• ob9et\"Wr whether the light wu within or\n6\nNW 91526"
  },
  {
   "n": 108,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p108.jpg",
   "text": "wtt.boa t.lie .tem..\nTh» Seourlty Oftloer of Gito Bu::er ls lliwati tlng. He ■tat.a\n1-h• lJ.dit ,.. not Ni'riecl by u_y or the :AFSUP ~raonnal.\nlm'lt•tigaUon cont.Sm•■ iJl an ettol\"t to determine caun ot the lighu.\" J.Ait\nlntomatiOll la that ~ \"trip flan• ha-.. bMr2 ut into the ~nl. an& l?)\" tJ»\n2114 ~ Division and that ■ale may ha~ been aet o~f by idld. animal■• Subae­\n~,•~ 111dll be renCS.J\"N. -.mn nore exuct eY.ldenoe on t l ana :i■ obtaiDN.\nI~\n1• p~ known.,\nowner., that th••• £lane explode on the ,;rou:n4 and do not\nlthoot into Ute Ur.\nlo eonolwsion le drawn l\"rcm ttie data on a:ttaohed owrlay other 1tian w now\n~, :the nllc)'lta\" t'orm a l\"'Ough olrole about the \"Q• A,-.\nCopy of l'W\"flaee --.ther\nobaenatS.oaa tc,r CIUlp Rooct on the 6, 7, and 8\nroh 1949 aN attaohol u a poenblAt\nalcl li ant.'1918.\nrtd.1 NpOr.t oowra cnly &ty houra ■1noe th• 'lJSAJ' •\nth.er ..,.-.t•\nat ~\nHood i0l0Ha at l\"IQO hour:s Md opona at 0730 bou.r-9.\na:EIIIt l - OWrla.7. 7am: Deetr-oyer 0.nter, camp nooa, Texaa\nBlHIBlt II-\ntbv ilepon. 6 llal'Oh 1~.. IJcap Hood, Texa■\nBmIBIT III -\nt1atber Report, 7 llllroh 1~,, (:mi;p Hood, hxu\nBIBIBXT IY -\nther Rel)9d,- 8 !lu-oh 1.91,9, ~\nHood., rexaa\n)\nNW 91526"
  },
  {
   "n": 109,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/dow-uap-d017/p109.jpg",
   "text": "Cl\nLENGTH OF\nRAY\nLINES DOES NOT\nINDICATE\nDISTANCE\nFROM\nOBSERVATION\nPOINT\nTO\nOBJECT.\nDISTANCE FROM\nOBSERVATION\nPOINT\nTO OBJECT\nIS· UNKNOWN .\nz9\n7 MAR\n{\\)\n:z\n86S\n-\nO')\n0\n~\n6 MAR_.\nGRE\nESlr, ATE\n6\nl94\nRED\nII\n7 MARCH 1949\nII\nII\nII\nb-'\nR\nI\n... ,\nt.\n...\n~\nMOVING\nOBLONG\nFIRE\nBODY\nWITHOUT\nTRAIL\n1°W\nELEV 21°\n~ 8 FIXED\nFLASH\n:.~\nMOVING\nFIRE BALL\n.,,,,. ­\n=--\n:= ;;-c:> MOVING\nOBLONG\nFIRE\nBODY\nWITH\nTRAIL\nI. 0.- INITIAL\nOBSERVATION\nTO -TERMINAL OBSERVATION\n6 MAR\n-\n..\n7 MAR\n~\nTANIC\nDESTROYER\nCENTER\nCAMP HOOD• TEXAS\n~\nL\nSCALE\n1112. 900\n()\\\n~o\nFIRST EDITION\n1943\nLINES AS SHOWN ON OVERLAY HAVE BEEN\nCONVERTED FROM\nMAGNETIC\nTO\nGRID\nAZIMUTH.\nNW 91526"
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   "text": "NW 91526"
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   "text": "NW 91526"
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   "text": "NW 91526"
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   "text": "NW 91526"
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   "text": "I\nNW 91526\nt ,/\n. ."
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