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059uap00011 | 1 | COt~FIDEMTIAL
IUNCLASSI Fl ED
CONFIDENTIAL
01 MOSCOW 13169
Oct 30, 2001 / 3000002 Oct 01
AMEMBASSY MOSCOW
WASHDC, SECSTATE ROUTINE
Unknown
PREL, MARR, KCFE, UN, OSCE, GG, RS
(A) MOSCOW 13072 (B) TBILISI 3087
UFOS OVER GEORGIA: STRANGE ENCOUNTERS OF AN MFA KIND
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IUNCLASSI FlED
KIND
CLASSIFIED BY POLMINCOUNS GEORGE KROL. REASON 1.5 (B/D).
REF: (A) MOSCOW 13072 (B) TBILISI 3087
1. J,f2'[ SUMMARY: DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER MAMEDOV TOLD
AMBASSADOR VERSHBOW OCTOBER 30 THAT ACCORDING TO THE
RUSSIAN MINISTRY OF DEFENSE, NO RUSSIAN PLANES FLEW OVER OR
BOMBED POSITIONS IN ... |
059uap00011 | 3 | CQtqflDDHIAL
IUNCLASSI FlED
ANYONE," TEREOKEN ADDED THAT IT WAS POSSIBLE THAT "ANY
SIDE" HAD SENT PLANES OVER KODORI.
4. ~ ASKED ABOUT PLANS TO WITHDRAW FROM GUDAUTA (REF
A), TEREOKEN CONFIRMED THAT ONE TRAINLOAD OF MILITARY
EQUIPMENT HAD DEPARTED THE BASE AND HAD ENTERED RUSSIA THE
MORNING OF OCTOBER 29. TWO MORE TR... |
059uap00011 | 4 | CQtqflDDHIAL
!UNCLASSIFIED
FM AMEMBASSY MOSCOW
TO SECSTATE WASHDC PRIORITY 1143
INFO AMEMBASSY TBILISI PRIORITY
USMISSION USUN NEW YORK PRIORITY
MOSCOW POLITICAL COLLECTIVE
AMEMBASSY BAKU
AMEMBASSY YEREVAN
USMISSION USOSCE
SECDEF WASHDC
JOINT STAFF WASHDC
CO fd FIDE fd TI AL JECTION 02 OF 02 MOSCOW 013169
E.O. 12958... |
059uap00011 | 5 | CONFIDENTIAL
UNCLASSIFIED
Dissemination Rule: Archive Copy
CONFIDENTIAL
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UNCLASSIFIED
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Subject:
04 ASHGABAT 1028
Nov 12, 2004 / 1208512 NOV 04
AMEMBASSY ASHGABAT
RUEHC/SECSTATE WASHDC ROUTINE
12958
AORC, TSPA, PREL, PGOV, EAID, OSCI, TX
SEMSl'fl'v'E
TURKMENISTAN, CIVIL SOCIETY AND UFOS
R 1208512 NOV 04
FM AMEMB... |
059uap00012 | 2 | UNCLASSIFIED
51,-tj
UFOiogists of Turkmenabat has established a reputation as
a reliable NGO partner for a variety of activities from
assisting with small and medium businesses, to
distributing humanitarian assistance, to assisting NGOs
with registering under the 2003 NGO law. The UFOiogists
have developed a good rapp... |
059uap00012 | 3 | UNCLASSIFIED
51,-tj
activities from sport, to youth, to business consulting.
The Union has over 1000 members including some individual
members from other welayets.
Registering Small and Medium Businesses
-------------------6. ~ Members told the DCM they first started the
"practical" side of their work shortl... |
059uap00012 | 4 | UNCLASSIFIED
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10. ~ USAID was presented with a grant proposal by
the UOU for a $30k grant for printing equipment for the
UOU to establish its own newsletter. Though printing of
independent media is illegal in Turkmenistan, the UOU
assured DCM it already had advance approval from local
authorities because a licen... |
059uap00012 | 5 | Ags
SSS
Ags |
059uap00013 | 1 | UNCLA~RED
UNCLASSIFIED
SBt!
MRN:
23 MEXICO 2544
Date/DTG:
Sep 16, 2023 / 160150Z SEP 23
From:
AMEMBASSY MEXICO
Action:
WASHDC, SECSTATE Routine
E.O:
13526
TAGS:
PGOV, PREL, ASEC, TSPA,KJUS, KCRM,MX
Captions:
SEPISITl~'E
Reference:
A) 23 MEXICO 2468
B) 23 MEXICO 2166
C) 23 MEXICO 2346
Subject:
(U) Me... |
059uap00013 | 2 | UNCLA~RED
process, alleging irregularities. On September 10, Sonora Governor and MORENA
National Council President Alfonso Durazo formally certified the results of the
party's selection process; while Durazo indicated he would continue to examine
Ebrard's complaints, he also indicated he did not assess that the end re... |
059uap00013 | 3 | UNCLA~RED
example the auditing commission, tasked with reviewing party expenditures), the
pro-MORENA bloc still does not have a majority in them. Notably, the complaints
committee (tasked with analyzing electoral violations and which previously had a
pro-MORENA majority) now has an anti-MORENA majority.
fS&l:ij Mexico... |
059uap00013 | 4 | UNCLA~RED
~ Former MORENA Senate Leader Ricardo Monreal Will Not Run for Mexico
City Head of Government
7. ~ After finishing last in the MORENA presidential contender selection
process and after Omar Garcia Harfuch's resignation and potential entry to the
Mexico City head of government race, former MORENA Senate Lea... |
059uap00013 | 5 | UNCLA~RED
recently appointed Guerrero state attorney general's office (FGE) regional
prosecutor for the Tierra Caliente region, Victor Manuel Salas Cuadras, in Coyuca
de Catalan September 9, according to Proceso. Security officials found Salas' body
with approximately 50 gunshot wounds. In a separate late August incid... |
059uap00013 | 6 | UNCLA~RED
the hearing, Graves lamented the display took away from his and other pilots'
experiences with UAP and expressed disappointment with Maussan's
"unsubstantiated stunt." Scientists have discredited previous alleged alien
corpses Maussan presented as evidence of alien life.
(U) Figure 1: Mexican journalist Jai... |
059uap00013 | 7 | UNCLA~RED
Released By:
MEXICO:Moreno, Sergio A
Info:
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL WASHINGTON DC Routine; WHITE HOUSE
OFC OF THE VICE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON DC Routine; DNI
WASHINGTON DC Routine; CIA WASHINGTON DC Routine; DIA
WASHINGTON DC Routine; HQ USNORTHCOM Routine; DEPT OF
HOMELAND SECURITY WASHINGTON DC Routine; ... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 1 | HqAMC ~•,_ No. 1~4 (Rev It Sep 46)
Wf-1,.7 JAN q
HEADQUARTERS
IN IIULT AODRUS IOTM
COMMUN ICATION AND EN
VELOPE TO COMMANDING
0 ENE RA L, AIR MATER IEL
COMMAND, ATTENTION
fOLLOWINO OFFICE STMIIOL:
NND 700188
AIR MATERIEL COMMAND
TSDIN/HUM/ig/6-4100
WIICJHT FIELD, DAYTON, OHIO
TSDIN
DEC l 9 A.:if/1
SUBJECT:
Flyi... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 2 | SUSPENSE DATE: NO.:
DATE: 22 Dey 244391
FROM: OIN
FILE DESIGNATION AND DATE:
97084
TYPE: RARA1
SMRY:
"Anklysis of 'Plying Diso' Reports".
2 inols. 11
TO: TO: Memo to A TO: TO:
1RD Attng
DATE: DATE: TSDBATE: DATE: DATE:
24 Dec 47 30 Dee 1223
REPLIED OR INDORSED TO: (PLACE): OTHER ACTION:
HQ AAF |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 3 | SEORET Col Cook/24497/bm
AFMRS
30 December 19h7
SUBJECT: Flying Misca
TO: Commanding General
Air Materiel Coumand
Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio
ACtn: TSDIN
Reference is mede to three inclosures, memoranda from
your offiee to tnis headquarters, mubject as above.
2. It is Air Foree poliey not to ignore reports of sightings
... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 4 | AFOLit-C0/Col Garrett/1wd/4544
18 Dec '47
Easie Ltr fr Hq. Fourth Air Force, Hamilton Fld, Calif., dated 5 Deo '47,
subject: Flying Disc.
AFOIR-00-5 lst Ind.
Dept. of the Air Force, Hq. USAF, Mashington 25, D. C. 2 DEC 1947
TO: Commanding General, Fourth Air Force, Hamilton Field, California
L069
l. The marks appearin... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 5 | ATES DeC 47 $USPENSE DATE: 242134 NO.:
FROM-rmilbon FTd, Calif
FILE DESIGNATION AND DATE:
TYPE: Ltr 1177846
SMRY:
Flying Disc Mary L Herren
a Incls:
TO: AFOIR-CO TO: TO:4 TO: TO:
OCT
DATE: DATE: DATE: DATE:
17/2
REPLIED OR INDORSED TO: FILED (PLACE): OTHER ACTION:
HQ AAF |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 6 | C0 1'-TFIDENTIAL
HEADQUARTERS FOURTH AIR FORCE
Offico of the Assistant Chiof of Starr. A-2
Intolligence
Hrunilton Fie ld. Cnli£ornia
SUBJECT,
Flying Disc.
TOa
Chief of Staff
United States Air Foroo
naBhington 25. D. c.
ATTNt Dir ector of Intelligence
• ------
•
· 1. The attached photographs were forwarded to th... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 7 | •
HEADQUARTERS
'
AIR MATERIEL COMMAND
IN REPL~ Y -DRESS BOTH
COMIAUNIC
QN AND ENVELOPE
ATTENTION OF
FOLLO NG OFFIC~
MBQL:
TSNAD-2B/ACL/Qlllb
WRIGHT FIELD, DAYTON, OHIO
TSNAD- 2B
18 NOV 1947
SUBJECT:
Flying Discs
TO:
Chier of Staff
United States Air Force
Washington 25, D. c.
ATTENTION; Offi ce. Directer 0£ In... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 8 | HqAMC Form No. 10-.5 14 (Rev. 1 Aug 45)
HEADQUARTERS
AIR MATERIEL COMMAND
IN REPLY A DDRESS BOTH
COMMUNICATION AND EN
V ELO PE TO
ATTENTION
TSNAD- 2B/A.CL/e.mb
OF
FOLLOWING OFFICE SYMBOL:
WRIGHT FIHD, DAYTON, OHIO
'.l.'SNAD- 2B
SUBJECT:
TO:
24 NOV 1947
Flyinr; Discs
/ -Y" ~
Chief of Staff
United States Ai... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 9 | ..
WF-L-7 JAN 47 300M
.~ ., H~.C. .£(.ml· No: f ~14 (Rev \0 Sep 46)
SECREI
HEADQUARTERS
IN REPLY ADDRESS BOTH
COMMUNICATION AND EN•
VELOPE TO COMMANDING
GENER A L, AIR MATERIEL
COMMAND, ATTENTION
FOLLOWING OFFICE SYMBOL:
AIR MATERIEL COMMAND
TSDIN/HJAM/ig/6-4100
WRI GHT FIELD, DAYTON, OHIO
TSDIN
' £? /4 31947
S... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 10 | SECRE'r
.....
.. .. ,
Basic Ltr fr CG, AMC, WF to CG, AAF, Wash. D. C. subj "AID Opinion Con
cerning • Flying Discsu.
(2)
Absence of trail, except in a few instances when the
object apparently was operating under hi gh perfor
mance conditions.
(3)
Circular or elliptical in shape, flat on bottom and
domed on top... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 11 | SECRET
Basic Ltr fr CG, AMC, i1F to CG, AAF, Wash. D.C. subj 11.AMC Opinion Con
cerning "Flying Discs"
gation develops.
A complete :interchange of data should be effected.
4.
Awaiting a specific directive AMC will contimle the investi
gation within its current resources in order to more closely define the
nature... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 12 | TSDIN/HMU/ig/6-4100
23 September 1947
TSDIN
SUBJECT:
AMC Opinion Concerning "Flying Discs 11
Commanding_ General
TO:
Arizy Air Forces
Was ~.ington 25, n. c.
ATTENTION: Brig. G~neral George Schul gen
AC/AS-2
1.
As requested by AC/AS-2 there is presented below the considered
opinion of this Command concerning the s... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 13 | SEORET
Basic Ltr fr Ca, AMC, W to CO, AAP, Wash. B.C. subj "AMc Opinion Con-
cerning "Flying Discs"
(2) Absence of trail, except in a few instances whon the
ob ject apparently was operating under high perfor-
mance conditions.
(3) Circular or elliptical in shape, flat on bottom and
domed on top-
(4) Several reports of ... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 14 | Basic Ltr fr CG, AMC, WF to
cerning 11 Flying Discs"
gation develop:3.
en, AAF, Wash . D.C. Subj
0
AMC Opinion Con
A. complete interchange of data should be effected.
4. Awaiting a si;eci.fic directive .AMc w.i.11 continae the investi
gation within its current resources in order to more closely define the
natur... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 15 | r
TSNAD-2B/ACL:eec
24 .5ept ember 1947
TSNAD-2B
SUBJECT:
"Fl ying Dis c"
TO:
Commanding General
A.rm::! Air Forces
Washington 25, D. C,
ATTN:
A.C/AS-2
Major Gere ral George McDom ld
l.
In compliance with Gener al McDonald's tel ephone conversa
tion, t his date, t o Col onel H. M. McCoy, T-2, Hq. AMC, attache... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 16 | Basic ltr, dtd 24 Sep 47, to CG, Hq AAF, Wash, subjt "Flying Disc"
g.
Page 69, The Horten VI I I.
h.
Pages 71 and 72, Photogra}:ils of the Horten IX Versions .
i.
Page 74, Dral'ling or the "Parabolaf.
This document should also be returned when it has served, its-, i ntended
ye, .
•
{ L,Lsca. I~~-~~
purpose.
... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 17 | ,
"ORM NO. MR• l (2)
30 Oct 47
INDEX :
000,9 Fl3'iJlg Saucer - Hlena::iena
jll
TO :
FROM :
..
Sl,IMMARY:
CSGIJ>, PlamJ and Collecticm Bra...ch
Chief~ Air Intoll~ Roqdr01nents Division, AC/S-2
lnt&Uigenaa Requirements on Flying Sauaer 'l'ypG Ail'craft
D/F
Fl LED:
INDEXER:
350.09 Intelligence
-C
REMARKS:
I... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 18 | RESTRIOTED
Wrtn 22 Oct 1947
B/L fm AMc, Subj: "Plying Dises", etd 1s Cet 47 Lt Col Garrett/al/4544
AFBIR-CO-5
AFBIR-CO-8 lst Ind
Dept. of the Air Force, Hq., USAF, Washington 25, D. C. 28 OCT 1947
To: Comnanding General, Air Maberiel Command, Wright Field, Ohio
(Attentions F-2
1. A representative of this headquarters h... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 19 | Hee.dquartere
'AIR :iATERIEL C ~ D
TSNAD-2B/\CL/a.'llc
,1right Field, Dayton, Ohio
SUBJECT:
''Flying Di sea"
TO:
Chief of St~ff
United States Air ~o rce
~ash ircton 25, D, c,
ATn1 :
13 Oct 1947
AC/AS-2
Lt Col George Garrett
1,
!ttached copies of communications are self-explanatory
end indicate action taven to o... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 20 | ..
C
0
p
y
29 September 1947
13 Oct 1947
SUBJECT:
''r lyin~ Discs"
TO:
Co'Tl.~andinc Officer
Operating Location No. 16 of
731st A.~FBU {101st A.Ji.CS Sq)
l(irtland li'ield
Albuquerque, New Mexico
ATTN :
C,ol. Howard .G. Bunker
1.
General "Rrentno.11, duri~t, n recent visit nt Las Vesas,
wa.s cortacted b~ a J.... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 21 | B/L fr 'Iqs 1 .JtMC, ~.right Fiold. , Dayton, Ohio, File ':.'Si'AD-2B, 29 Sep 47 ,
Subj : ''Flying Dices"
lat Ind
HGll : ns
i]"EAD~UARTERS, Kirtland. Field, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 2 October 1947
TO:
Co!lUllandini; 0enera.l, :1.ir •!ntericl Command,
ATTErTic~i: T-2
lr.ight lisld, Ohio
1.
The o~ficer. referred to in... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 22 | SUSPENSE DATE: NO.:
DAIC 234015
FROM:33 006.47
AMC W/FId, Ohio. FILE DESIGNATION AND DATE:
TYPE: Ltr. P 94846
SMRY:
"Flying Discs"
W/ 2 Incls.
TO: BIR TO: TO: TO:
DATE 150ct47 DATE: DATE: DATE: DATE:
REPLIED OR INDORSED TO: FILED (PLACE): OTHER ACTION:
HQ AAF |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 23 | SECRET
AFBIR Co/Lt Col Garrett/af/4544
6 Oct 46 10f81
Basic: Ltr fr Hq, AMO, Wright Fld, Dayton, O. 24 Sept 47, Subj:
"Flying Saucers"
Ra: Cyo of Inclsures in A-2 Files
P 94380 HOAAF
-001947
AFBIR-00-5 lot Ind
Department of the Mr Force, Hq. Usky, Vashingion B5, D. 0. OCT 1947
To: Gommanding General, Air Materiel Gomnn... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 24 | SECRET
0
P
HEADQUARTERS
AIR MATERIEL COMMAND
TSNAD-2B/ACL/amc
Wright Fld,Dayton,O.
24 Sept 47
TSNAD-2B
"Flying Saucers"
ATTN: AC/AS-2, Lt Gol Garrett
000.9
It is requested that this orfice be furnished all/available
inforration coneerning an alleged "Flying Saucer" flight sighting
made by a radar station in Japan. This... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 25 | CONFIDENTIAL AFBIR-Cu/LtCol.Garrett/rm/45244
8 Sept 47
LFBIR-CO
11 SEP 1947
SUBJEcT: Reported Sightings of Flying Disce.
TO Commanding Goneral
Air Materiel Cooumand
Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio
Attention: T-2.
1. As arranged verbally with Mr. Loedding, inclosed is the
complete file maintained by thie Office on reported s... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 26 | µ . RQ.-J 3 (20 MAY 44 )
RESTRICTED
HEADQUARTER S ARMY AIR FORCES
ROUTING
AND
TALLY
NO.
RECORD SHEET
FILE
NO.
·I
Flying Saucer Phenomena
ro ,
Deputy Chief of Air Staff for Research & Development
FROM:
AC/AS-2, Air Intelligence Requirements Division
Collection Branch
DATE
22 August 1947
COMMENT No. --"1,... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 27 | FORM NO. MR·1 (•)
D ATE:
I N D EX :
TO:
FROM:
SUMMARY:
5 Aug 47
000 . 9
Phenomena
Chief, Intelligence Group, Intell.' L ence Division, \':ar Dept Gen Staff
Executive, Air Intel, Requirements Div:i sion, AC/1.S- 2
Request for F. B. I. Investj gation on Background of Certt.in \'1itnesses
to ''Flying Discs 11 •
Me... |
18100754General1946-7Vol2 | 28 | RESTRICTED
HEADQUARTERS ARMY AIR FORCES
ROUTING
AND
RECORD
TALLY
NO.
SHEET
FILE
NO.
SUBJECT :
Flying Saucer Phenomena
Air Intelligence Requirezrents Division, AC/.AS- 2
Attn: Collection Branch
FROM :
Deputy Chief of Air staff for Research & Developroont
DATE
AUG 2 9 1947
COMMENT No. -----'2.c.__
fr R~
•
... |
186369445General1948Vol1 | 1 | AFeIR-00/Lt Co1 Garrett/1wd/4544
DECLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL 14 June 48
Authority:
NND 760191
Basic Ltr fn Hq. Eleventh Air Foree, Harrisburg, Pa., dtd (undated),
subj: Neport of "Flying Discs"
AFOIR-CO-5 (L-6-29) lst Ind. 18 JUN 1948
Dept. of the Air Force, Hq. USAF, Washington 25, D. C.
TO: Cammanding General, Air Mato... |
186369445General1948Vol1 | 2 | 1612 South Cameron Street
Harr::.sburb, Pe nns~ lvania
WD
...,~l:.F, JT :
Hef.>ol't of J1Flying Jiscs 11
TG:
Chief of ~taff
United States Air Force
1vashington 25, 0 . C.
.
R.':rft~ : Director of Intelligence,
rtequiraments Division
1. In canpliance with paragrc;.ph l a , ,.DC Letter 45- 5, 25 i...arch
1948, the'... |
186369445General1948Vol1 | 3 | CONEIDENTIAL
EAFD
Subj: Report of "Flying Discs"
(4) Color - phosphorescent
(5) Speed e Great amount of speed
(6) Heading - 90
(7) Lanueverability - not known
(8) Altitude - 6 to 8 miles
(9) Sound - unknown to this Hq.
(l0) Exhaust trail or not - rhosphorescent trail in the sky
FOR THE COMMANDING GENERAL:
/s/h. B. WAX
... |
186369445General1948Vol1 | 4 | It
SE:6RE1F
\
llFOirt
\' •
Lt Col Earle/mcb/6548"-\
/t/ 4 June 48
~~
lat Ind.
AFOIR
Dopt. of tho Air Force, Hq. USAF, Waoh1niton 2ij, D. C.
,.,---
. .. JlJN
Cc:rmna.11<ilnt:; General, Air l!ateriel Command, ..rlght
Forco Baso , Dayton, Ohio
T-i Report ~German Flyiue ing• Designed by Horten Drother1" has
be... |
186369445General1948Vol1 | 5 | SECRET
AIR MATERIEL COMMAND
TSNAN-2B/ACL:CeO
Wright Field, Dayton, O.
TENAD-2B 24 Soptomber 19k7
"Flying Diee"
Commanding Goneral
Arny Air Forces
Washington 25, D. C.
ATTH: AC/AS-2
Major Coneral Oeorge MeDonald
l. In compliance with Ceneral MeDonald's telephone converss-
tion, this dnte, to Colonel H. M. MoCoy, T-2, Hq... |
186369445General1948Vol1 | 6 | SECRET
Basie Itr, dbd 24. Sop l7, to CO, Bq AF, Wash, subj: Flying Dise"
C. Page 69, The Horten VII.
h. Pages 71 and 72, Photogrmphs of the Horton Ix Veralons.
i. Pege 74, Deawing of the "Parabola".
Thie doeunont should aleo be returned when it has sorved its intended
purpose,
4. A recont roport from tho U. S. Military... |
186369445General1948Vol1 | 7 | AFoIR-Ce/Lt Col Garrett/lwd/6282
AF HQ-44 SEORET 12 may 48
3 Dec 1947
AFOIR-CO-5
T 3 MAY 1948
SUBJECT: Flying Discs
TO: Ccmmanding General, Air Materiel Command, Wright-
Patterson Air Force, Dayton, Chio
ATTN: MCI
Forwarded for your information.
ET CCDLAND OF THE CHIEF OF STAFF:
GEORGE D. GARRETT, JR.
I Incl. Lieutennt... |
186369445General1948Vol1 | 8 | r
AFC AO- 10
(l~e.• , 13 0 Ct 47)
DATE:
INDEX: 000 .75 Clippings
TO:
FROM:
SUMMARY=
28 Apr /4}3
CG, Air I!iateriel Command, Wright- Patterson AFB , Dayton, Ohio
Air Intelligence Requirements Division; Directorate of Intelligence
Clippings Service for Project 11SIGN11
ltr
FILED= 380 Project
INDEXER= c
REMARK... |
186369445General1948Vol1 | 9 | ,.,. '
~.
&FHQ•'1.4
. .
J
'
.\FOIR- CO/Lt . Col . Garrett/jh/4544
8 ~eC,\?'~
26 Apr 48
Easic ltr, subj :
Peoort of Information on 11 Flying Disc" dated 12 Apr 48
1st Ind
HF.M)0lJAR~S, T!!~ !-.IR Ul'HVF.RSITY , lfax•iell Air Force Base, Alabama
TO:
Chief ofStaff, USAF, Washington 25, D. C., Attn:
Dir of Int... |
186369445General1948Vol1 | 10 | COPY
h
HEAD"UAPTERS
500th AIR uNIVERSm 1'JING
TYIIDILL AIR fQ'PCE BASE
PANfJ'11. CITY, FLORIDA
(H- 4) ~J/al/R
12 April 1948
•
SUBJECT :
Report of Information on "Flying Disc"
THRU
Commanding Ger.eral
Air University
~•ell Air Force Base
Montgomer y , Alabama
ATTN: AC of S, A- 2
TO
Coavnanding General
United S... |
186369445General1948Vol1 | 11 | AFOIR-00/Lt . Col. Garrett/jh/4544
2 Apr 48
\
AFOIR-00-5
DUBJECT:
TO
:
Flying Dines
Com.T.andin! Goneral
Air liateriel Command
r.rigbt-Patterson Air Force Baao
Dayton, Ohio
ATTN:
l!CI
Forwarded for your information.
7 :t!O OF THE CHIEF OF STAFF•
l Incl
Ltr frm CSOID, 25 Var
(dup)
ROBERT TAYLOR 3rd
Colonel, U.... |
186369445General1948Vol1 | 12 | Dept. of the Ai ~ ·Force
&Booll!>1F.lm«
J
SECURITY CLASSIFICATION ( l f onv)
DISPOSITION FORM
SUBJECT
FILE No.
Reporting of Inf'onnation on "Fl ying Discs. 11
FROM
- AFOIR
DATE
2 7 FEB 194A COMMENT No. 1
Plans & Collection
Lt .Col. Garre~/dk/4544
Branch
Lt.Col• .Smith
AFOIR-C0-5
TO
1. It is Air Force policy not ... |
186369445General1948Vol1 | 13 | 7 000.9 AFOIR-CO-5
RESTRICTED It.Col.Garrett/dk/4544
25 Feb 48
AFOIR-CO-5 Reporting of Information on "Flying Dises.
GSGID H. USAF - AFOIR
Attn: Plans & Collection 27 FEB 1948
Branch Lt.Ool.Garrett/dk/4544
Lt. Col. Smith
L. It is Air Force policy not to ignore reports of sightings and phoncmena in
the atmcsphere, but t... |
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COOil) 350. 05
TO:
HQ, USAF, AFOm
FRCM :
D/I , GSUSA
Re:porting of In:f'orma.tion on
''Flying Discs"
DATE :
25 Mar 4-RA ~ <M'1EN'I' NO. 2
Lt . Col. ~th/2931/ jes
l . Action on Comment No. 1 has been complet ed by request f'or inf'orma.tion
at Inclosure l. •
2. I t 1s requested that Air Materiel Comm... |
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AF1Q-14 2 Apr 48
3 Deq1e7 -CONFIDENTIAL
Ltr frm Ha 4th AF, dated ll Mar 48, subject: "Investigation of Flying Dise"
AFOIR-CO-5 Lst Ind. APR194
Dopartment of the Air Force, Hq. USAF, Washington 25, D. C.
TO: Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air Force
Base, Dayt... |
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HEADQUARTERS FOURTH AIR FORCE
Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff, A-2
Intelligence
Hamilton Field, California
4AFDA-3/1208-I
Mar 11, 1948
SUBJECT:
Investigation of Flying Disc.
TO:
Chief of Staff
United States Air Forces
Washing§on, D. c.
ATTN: Directorate of Intelligence
Air Intelligence Requirements Di... |
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SEORET 4544
9 March 48
AFOIE-CO-5 1 7 MAR 1948
SUBJECT: Flying Dises
TOs Commanding Goneral
Air Materiel Command
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton, Ohio
ATTN: MCI
l. Reference is made to Colonel MeCoy's informal proposal
that certain fighter airoraft be mintained on a continuous alert... |
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ROUTING
SUBJECT :
AND
TALLY
NO.
RECORD SHEET
FILE
NO.
Flying Discs
Director of Plans and Operations
FROM :
CJ (1 Q
Director of Intelligence
DATE
12 FEB 1948
COMMENT ..No . 1
Lt. Col Garrett1/l.,\ii/-+4,..,5..,.44-.--
1. By letter fran this Headquarters, dated 30 December 1947 \... |
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FROM:
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DATE
Director of Plans and Operations
Major Cook:csk 7223;
3 MAR 1948
COMMENT No. ~2----..,.,~
1. The proposal of Air !fateriel Command for stationing fighter a... |
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4 March 48
B/L Em Hq. Tenth Air Force, Brooks Fld, San Antonio, fexas, dtd
7 Jan 48, subj: "Flying Disks"
AFCIR-CO-5 lst Ind.
Dept. of the Air Force, Hc. USaF, Washington 25, D. C. MAR 1948
TO: Commanding General, Air Materiel Cammand, Vright-Patterson Air
Force Base, Baytcn, Chic
ATTN:... |
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Chief of Staff
United States Air Force
Tv:
Washington 25, D. C.
A"TN :
Director of ~ntelligence
Ccmnading General
Air Jefense Command
Mitchel Field, Mew York
hTTN: .t\SSt Chief of S... |
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2 March 48
AFOIR-CO-5
4 MAR 1946
SUBJECT: Flying Dises
TO: Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, iright-Patterson
Air Force Base, Dayton, Chio
ATTN: TADIN
Attached report from Military Air Attache, Canada, eloses the
Ancident reported by Johnson and Harrison.
BY CCLUAND OF THE CHUEF OF... |
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16 Feb 48
AFOIR-00-5
24 FEB 1948
SUBJECT: Flying Discs
TO Commanding General
Air Materiel Command
Wright-Patterson Air Forcs Base
Dayton, Chio
ATTN: TSDIN
L. Attached, for your information, is copy of Collection Memorandum
Number 7, which was forwarded to field collection agencies for ... |
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13 Februa?"J 1948
Commandi ng -General , Air Materiel Command, Wright- Patterson Air
Force Base , Dayton, Ohio.
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Executive, Air Intelligence Requirements D... |
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{ REV. OCT . 1947)
000.9
TO:
FROM:
SUMMARY~
Flying Discs
DATE: 12 February 1948
CommP nding General , Air Materiel Command, Wri ght-Patterson Air Force,
Base, Dayton, Ohio.
Sxecut i ve, Air Intelligence Requir ements Div. Directorate of
• I nt elligence.
Project 11 SIGN11 •
1 st I nd
FILED:
380... |
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CONPISENTAL 4 Feb 48
00D
AFOIR-CO-5 lst Ind.
Dept. of the Air Force, Hq. UsaF, Washington 25, D. C. 6 - FEB 1940
TO: Commanding General, Air Materiel Command, Mright-Pattereon Air Force
Base, Dayton, Chie
ATTN: TSDIN
Forwarded as a matter pertaining to your Command.
BY COMMAND OF THE OHIEF... |
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O£fice of '.,he Assist,mt Chi cf of Steff, A-2
IntelU. ( tEmce
Hamilton Field, California
JAN 1 5 1948
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Atteched report ~or your information.
l Incls
Rp~ of F ~ Diec .
/SJ Donald L. Springer
DONALD L. SF'RDIGER
Lt. Colonel, US.AP
AC of ... |
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INDEX = 000. 9 Phenomena
DATE:
6 February 1948
TO: Cor.una nding Gener al , Air Materiel Command , Wri ght- Patter son Air Force Ba se,
Dayton, Ohio.
FROM: Execu t ive , Ai r I nt elligence Requir ement s Div., Direc t or a te of I ntel ligence .
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SUMMARY: Fl y i ng Di s cs.
Ltr
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·What Should We Prepare For?
-An independent report on UFOs written by the French association
COMETA. This report details the results of a study by the Institute of
Higher Studies for National Defence.-
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"Stripping the UFO phenomenon ofits irralional layer"
Foreword by Professor Andre Lebeau, Former chairman of the Centre National
d'Etudes Spatiales
(CNES) (French National Center for Space Studies]
It is not looked on highly in certain scientific circles to be preoccupie... |
255413270UFOsandDefenseWhatShouldwePrepareFor | 8 | document a reflection on the hypothesis of extraterrestrial intelligence and of the
importance that it could have if studies came together to confirrn it.
This report is useful in that it contributes toward stripping the phenomenon of UFOs of
its irrational layer. When aJI is said and done, the question of detennining ... |
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Chronology
Appendix 7 Reflections on Various Psychological, Sociological,
and Political Aspects of the UFO Phenomenon
Page 80
Page
82
REFERENCES
GLOSSARY
Page 87
Page 90
The photo section from pages 43 to 50, as well as pages 2 and 91, were not part of
the initial re... |
255413270UFOsandDefenseWhatShouldwePrepareFor | 10 | "Concrete problems are raised that call for a response
in terms ofaction"
by General Bernard Norlain,
Former director of the lnstitut des Hautes Etudes de Defense
Nation ale
(Institute for Advanced National Defense Studies
(IBEDN)]
When General Letty visited me in March I 995 at my office at IHEDN to explain to me
his... |
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by Denis Letty,
Air Force General, 2nd Section, AA (35)
The accumulation of well-documented sightings made by credible witnesses forces us
to consider from now on all of the hypotheses regarding the origin of unidentifiedflying
objects, or UFOs, and the extraterrestrial hypot... |
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(/): AA or AR xx: auditor of national or regional promotion no. xx.
INTRODUCTION
In 1976, a committee of the Institut des Hautes Etudes de Defense Nationale (IHEDN)
chaired by General Blanchard1 of the Gendarmerie Nationale1 opened the unidentified
flying objects file. The objective: to make proposals for organizin... |
255413270UFOsandDefenseWhatShouldwePrepareFor | 13 | advisable to eliminate here and now.
PART I
Facts and Testimonies
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Before going further, it seems worthwhile to us to present several facts and testimonies
that in themselves justify the interest of the in-depth study that we are going to develop
below:
- three testimonies of Fren... |
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surprised by the crew's question that he suspects an oxygen problem capable of causing a
"hallucination."
"Assailant A I " maintained its course towards the Mirage IV. P initiated a bank to the
right toward A 1, a bank which he was forced to keep tightening (3 to 4 g) in order to try
to maintain visual contact on A ... |
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very last moment and passed over his right wing grazing it, all within a fraction ofa
second. P retained the following memory of this incident:
- S was not very large ( l to 2 m in diameter),
- S was extended by a tail, which was comparable to that on a comet, that was al... |
255413270UFOsandDefenseWhatShouldwePrepareFor | 16 | .,
It is appropriate to specify that those cases that have been sighted from aircraft are
considered to be aeronautic cases. This chapter describes five significant cases that
occurred in different parts of the world and which were the subject of an investigation by
the authorities of the countries in question. In four... |
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The object changed direction several times, describing line segments ranging from 13 to
30 km, separated by abrupt stops for 3 to 6 minutes; the speed always went from a value
of zero to a value of some 950 km/h without any transition.
Visual sightings were made from the grou... |
255413270UFOsandDefenseWhatShouldwePrepareFor | 18 | occurred every 600 microseconds. The radar~ scanned the horizon four times per minute.
Three other officers (pilot, copilot, navigator) were in the cockpit and, as a result,
could themselves see out of the aircraft. The six officers were questioned by MacDonald
in 1969. They related that:
- The first incident took plac... |
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Visual and radar contact were regained.
At 10522, Chase saw the object drop to around 4500 m. He had the RB-47 make a
dive from 10,500 to 6000 m. The object then disappeared from his view, from the
Utah radar, and from MacClure' s screen simultaneously.
- At 10572, still near Dall... |
255413270UFOsandDefenseWhatShouldwePrepareFor | 20 | because it shone so intensely. Its brightness came from lights arranged in a rectangle,
changing rapidly from glue to green, to red, and to orange.
- Suddenly a bright object with an apparent diameter one half or one third of that of the
moon exited the UFO and headed rapidly for the F-4. The pilot tried to shoot a
Sid... |
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2.5 San Carlos de Bariloche (July 31, 1995)
Source SEPRA
Aerolineas Argentinas flight AR 674, a Boeing 727 en route from Buenos Aires, was
140 km from San Carlos de Bariloche, a tourist resort in the central Andes where it was
pr... |
255413270UFOsandDefenseWhatShouldwePrepareFor | 22 | Antananarivo. It was seen by several hundred witnesses.
At 1700 hours, when the personnel of the Air France office were waiting for the mail to
anive, someone spotted a "large ·· green "ball" in the sky moving at high speed. The first
thought of the witnesses was that it was a meteorite. The phenomenon disappeared
behi... |
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- not causing any turbulence on the ground either when it hovered or when it departed,
- not having left any trace on the ground.
After observing it for a period of time which was hard·for him to determine, F saw M
oscillate faster; he had the impress... |
255413270UFOsandDefenseWhatShouldwePrepareFor | 24 | 4.1 Valensole, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence (Department] (July 1, 1965)
In-depth investigation by the Gendarmerie Nationale
At Valensole on July 1, 1965, Maurice Masse, who left his home at 5:00 a.m., headed
for his lavender fields located on the plateau near the village. Before starting his tractor at
around 6:00 a.m., he... |
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over the low wall of the enclosure. The boy, who was 13 years old at the time, got up to
make the cow come back, when he spotted four children whom he did not recognize on
the other side of the road.
Surprised by what he saw, he called his sister, when he noticed an extremely ... |
255413270UFOsandDefenseWhatShouldwePrepareFor | 26 | into the domain of the unexplained.
The gendarmerie and then GEPAN conducted an in-depth investigation including
numerous interviews with the witness and his neighbors. The expert's appraisals of the
ground - the talcing of soil and plant samples fo llowed by analyses - showed unequivocally
that it really was a case of... |
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but he did remark that when the craft departed, the grass stood straight up, then returned
to its normal position.
The interest ofthis sighting, apart from its strangeness, lies in the visible traces left on
the vegetation and, namely, on an amaranth bush, the tips of whose leaves, which had
completely dri... |
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