Incident Reports 352A, 352B, 352C, and 352D - Walden and Pine Bush, N.Y., June 1949

This document contains a series of four Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) incident reports, numbered 352A through 352D, all occurring on June 1, 1949, in the vicinity of Walden, Pine Bush, and Stewart Field, New York. The reports document observations made by various individuals, including a merchant, an airman, a secretary, and a soda clerk. The witnesses described seeing one or more objects, often characterized as yellowish-white in color, with shapes ranging from balls of fire to an inverted exclamation mark. The duration of the sightings varied significantly, from one to two minutes up to three hours. The objects were reported to exhibit behaviors such as drifting, rotating, and moving away from the moon. Weather conditions were consistently reported as clear and cloudless with a bright moon. The interrogators noted the character of the observers, generally describing them as having good or excellent character. One report specifically mentions the object being observed through binoculars by a witness who was alerted by a passing truck driver. Another report notes that the object was first seen northwest of the moon and, two hours later, had moved halfway around the moon. The reports include specific details regarding the altitude, direction, and manner of disappearance, with one witness reporting a noise like a rifle shot or an airplane upon the object's disappearance. The documents are marked as unclassified and were compiled in late June 1949.