Declassified UFO / UAP Document

Follow up on UFOB report submitted on 11 Aug 56 745th ACWRON 08-033

📅 11 August 1956 📍 Dallas, Texas 🏛 Air Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC) 📄 Air Intelligence Information Report

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TL;DR

This report documents multiple August 1956 UFO sightings in Dallas, Texas, corroborated by radar data from the 745th ACWRON. The military concluded the objects were likely aircraft, despite initial confusion and issues with processing the associated radar camera film.

This document is an Air Intelligence Information Report dated August 14, 1956, concerning a series of UFO sightings reported in the Dallas, Texas area on August 11, 1956. The report details multiple observations, including a report from an SMU student regarding an object over White Rock Lake, and a subsequent report from a Braniff Airways communication specialist regarding an object over North Dallas. The 745th ACWRON at Duncanville, Texas, also tracked an unknown object on their radar scope, which they noted coincided with the civilian reports. Approximately 100 frames of 35mm film were taken of the radar scope during the event. The report includes correspondence between the 745th ACWRON and the Air Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC) regarding the submission of this film, which was initially sent undeveloped, causing delays in processing. The official evaluation of the sightings, as noted on the Project 10073 record cards, suggests the objects were likely aircraft, possibly related to traffic patterns for Love Field, Dallas. The report also mentions that Love Field tower had no aircraft under their control at the time, though they suggested the possibility of a meteor, which was considered doubtful. The documentation includes radar logs, record cards, and message forms detailing the coordination between military units and the ATIC to evaluate the data.

Duration of sighting, course and maneuvering of object, manner of disappearance, formation, and location of sighting (airfield) strongly indicate that aircraft were responsible for this sighting.

Official Assessment

Evaluation of the sighting is 'probable aircraft'.

The sighting was likely aircraft, possibly related to traffic for Love Field, Dallas. Radar and visual reports were correlated.

Witnesses

Key Persons