Declassified UFO / UAP Document

Incident #64 Sighting Report — Twin Falls, Idaho, 19 August 1947

📅 19 August 1947 📍 Twin Falls, Idaho 🏛 Air Materiel Command Aero-Medical Laboratory 📄 sighting_report

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TL;DR

Incident #64 involves a 1947 sighting of glowing objects in Twin Falls, Idaho, by police officers. The Air Materiel Command officially dismissed the sighting as likely being reflections of searchlights on clouds.

This document details Incident #64, which occurred on 19 August 1947 in Twin Falls, Idaho. The report describes a sighting of numerous objects in the night sky by a policeman and other witnesses, including a detective from the Twin Falls Police Department. The witnesses reported seeing objects that emitted a glow similar to an electric light bulb and traveled at a 'terrific' speed. The objects were observed moving in a triangular formation, with some groups of objects peeling off from a larger group of ten. The witnesses explicitly stated that the objects were not birds and that the lights were not reflections of city lights. However, the official evaluation by the Air Materiel Command Aero-Medical Laboratory concluded that the incident had no astronomical basis. The official explanation provided is that the overcast sky conditions at the time could have allowed for signal or search lights to be reflected off the cloud background, creating the appearance of the observed phenomena. The document also includes index lists from the Project Grudge report, categorizing various incidents based on their evaluation, with Incident #64 being categorized under non-astronomical explanations involving potential reflections.

The reported overcast sky could have made it possible for signal or search lights to be reflected from the cloud background.

Official Assessment

The reported overcast sky could have made it possible for signal or search lights to be reflected from the cloud background.

The incident is considered to have no astronomical basis. The official evaluation suggests the observed phenomena were likely reflections of signal or search lights on the overcast cloud layer.

Witnesses

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