Declassified UFO / UAP Document
FLYOBRPT Palmer Alaska 15 October 1953
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A 1953 military field report documenting a civilian sighting of two unidentified gold lights near Palmer, Alaska. The military concluded the report contained insufficient data for further investigation.
On October 15, 1953, at approximately 1710Z, two civilians reported a sighting of two bright gold lights near Palmer, Alaska. The witnesses observed the objects drifting down a mountain located to the northeast, at a distance of 10 to 15 miles. The objects were described as golden in color and moving away from the observers. Subsequently, the objects were observed drifting up a river for a distance of one mile before rising out of sight. The total duration of the observation was reported as 15 minutes. The incident was reported to Rescue Control and documented by the 71st Air Rescue Squadron (71st ARS). The official conclusion recorded on the report form stated that the information provided was insufficient and not of enough importance to warrant the collection of additional data. The document includes coordinates for the reported position as 61 47 N - 143 54 2.
Insufficient report, not important enough to collect additional data.
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Official Assessment
Insufficient report, not important enough to collect additional data.
The report was deemed insufficient for further investigation.