'l'Y 1'1: OJo' ClTifi F.'lV A'l'IOi~ ,.. Kl ~l'Cl rT;'C ~.~ovinz r=-,Jldl:r A'.l'IC Form :Jurf; .;c UNCLASSIFIED I~iCIDE~IT NO 1. Date of Observation 17 July 1~11..1 Date of Interviow 2 . Exnct Time (local) 3 Place of Observation Pullannn. , .auhin~ton 4. Position of observer 5 Y~at attracted attention t o object 6. ~:umber of objects 1 1 Apparent size S. Color of object Shiey white Aa ot a halo apinnin;': end ovor er.d 10. Altitude 11. Direction from observer 12. Distance f rom observer 13. Direction of flight of object(s) ~uaternly 14. Time in sisht 16. Sound and odor lS. Luminosity 19. Projections 20. lBneuvers 21. Manner of disappoaranco 22. Effect on Clouds 23. Additional information concorning object 24. Wonthor Conditions ' UNCU.2SIFIED t:o.oo and address of obsorvor: Occup~tion and hobbies: PullmBn, :iauhin:;ton Wife of Associate t.>rof. of .~ntlropolo;:;y Colle~ of ~f.lshington Comments of Interrogator r o lo.tivo to intolliguncu and c haracte r of obs~rvor(s)a HAnRATI \-: SID.IhlARYs " the hours ot 1430 and 1530 on 17 July 1949, the wif e of College of f.ush1ngton, Pullr.an, :ashington , aigh an o ject, described by hor as ap~arin~ to be a halo, Gpinninb ~nd ovor end, not 1n the plane of the diao aurf&ce, anu moving rnpidly in a genera l eastornly direc- tion. The halo, she bolieves, must have rotated with tho ouject itself, for she reoeivod the icpreasion that the two were combined. !hie report tallies with an item publiohed ir. the l'l.all,:'lD.n Hor~ld on 15 July, which reported an incident occurin~ on the afternoon of 12 July. .~ Group of three m.n reportod 'tho incident and aeaorib~d the objuct aa h~vin& bean "bi~, shiny, and tloatine along toward the Eaat 1n a kind of rollinG motion, appearing vory high and glintinc in the aun as it rolled along". Thooo man repor~Jd the objuct waa in sight tor tully fiw minute". UNCLASSIFIED AIR DEFENSE COMMAND P.O. 80X 909, EVERETT, WASHINGTON . UNCLASSIFIED SUBJECT: Project "SIGN" ommanding General Air Materiel Command Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Dayton, Ohio Attn: UCIAX0-3 Commanding General Continental Air Command l'itchel Air Force Base, New York Attn: Director of Intelligence Chief of Staff United States Air Force Washington 25, D.c Attn: Dir of Intell, Requirements Div Commanding General Fourth Air Force Air Force Base Hamilton, California Attn: Director of Intelligence In compliance with par. 1, ConAC Letter 200.1, 25 Mar 48 , and par. 5 and 6, Letter Fourth Air Force, file OI-350.09/2, dated 18 Feb 49, the following additional information, as relayed to t his head- quarters via the District Intelligence Officer, Thirteenth Naval District, is submitted relative to subject matter contained in class- ified message, this headquarters, 25 ADD 71, dated 20 July 1949 : hours or 1430 and 1530 1949 , the wife College of 1 on, Pullman, Hashington, sighted an objec , described by her as appearing to be a halo, spinning end over end, not in the plane or the disc surface, and moving rapidly in a general easterly direction. The halo, she believes, must have rotated with the object itself, for she received the impression that the two were combined. This report tallies with an item published in the Pullman on 15 July, which reported an incident occuring on the afternoon of 12 July. A group of three men reported the incident and described the object as having been "big, shiny, and floating ~UNCLASSiFlED ONCLASSlF\~. Subject: Project "SIGN" along toward the East in a kind of rolling motion, appearing very high and glinting in the sun as it rolled along". These men reported the object was in sight for fully five minutes FOR THE COl!MAJx1) ING OFFICER: difFi H. GAJJ . NliE ~-c.a.;a;...~c_J Major USAF Intelligence Staff Officer ;UNCLASSIFlC:.3 CLASSIFIEL> MESSAGE INCOMING MESSAG UNCLASSlF\ED UNCLASSIFIED MCAO Fer"' N 22 Thk copy win It .. f .. -rded with the gr .. test core until octiOft is complte411. at which time it will 1M ~pared for destructiOft in occrclonce w ith Sction IV. Hq. Olflce lnstrudiOft No. 11 2 .