Declassified UFO / UAP Document

UFO Sighting Report — Pine Mountain, Georgia, September 25, 1961

📅 25 Sep 61 📍 Pine Mountain, Georgia 🏛 Air Technical Intelligence Center 📄 correspondence

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TL;DR

A UFO sighting in Pine Mountain, Georgia, on September 25, 1961, was investigated by the Air Force. The case was closed as 'insufficient data' after the witness failed to respond to requests for more detailed information.

This document file contains records related to a UFO sighting reported on September 25, 1961, in Pine Mountain, Georgia. The primary record is a Project 10073 Record Card, which summarizes the observation of a single object described as a 'big wheel' rolling through the sky, appearing twice the size of the sun. The witness reported that the object passed in front of the setting sun before disappearing. The duration of the sighting was noted as a 'short time.' The Air Force investigation, conducted by the Foreign Technology Division and the Air Technical Intelligence Center, determined that the initial report lacked sufficient detail to reach a definitive conclusion. Consequently, Major William T. Coleman, Jr., the UFO Project Officer, sent a letter dated December 14, 1961, to the witness requesting that they complete two enclosed questionnaires to provide more detailed information. An internal memorandum from Colonel Edward H. Wynn, dated December 6, 1961, confirms that the original letter from the witness did not contain enough information for an evaluation and directed that the questionnaires be sent. The case was ultimately classified as having 'insufficient data' for evaluation due to the lack of further response from the witness.

The letter does not contain sufficient information on which to base a conclusion; therefore, request your office send 2 questionnaires to be filled out and returned to FTD.

Official Assessment

Insufficient Data for Evaluation

The initial report provided insufficient information to reach a conclusion regarding the sighting.

Witnesses

Key Persons