Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Document Evaluation Card: AX 1949 INT-EVAL
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An RB-26 aircraft observed a bright orange, V-1 rocket-like object traveling at 600 mph over Korea on January 1, 1952. The report was evaluated by ATIC.
This document is a declassified Document Evaluation Card (ATIC No. ---) dated February 1, 1952, concerning an aerial sighting reported on January 1, 1952. The incident occurred in Korea at location BS6070. According to the report, an RB-26 aircraft observed a bright orange glow traveling at a speed of at least 600 mph on a 180-degree heading at an altitude of 7,000 feet. The report notes that the glow appeared to originate from an object smaller than a typical jet aircraft exhaust. The phenomenon did not diminish in intensity before it suddenly extinguished. The navigator on the aircraft provided a comparison, stating that the glow bore a great similarity to a World War II V-1 rocket. The evaluation of this report is marked as B-3 (AA-2a).
The navigator stated that the glow bore great similarity to a World War II V-1 rocket.
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