IDC.\'t'a.c:; Lo1 tarlecl troa unknown \o C<~r.n:' 111Yer and n.uhin1 A f tll'l '!'UIl: ,: 3 aeo tO~ min '''M'\f'li-:iC n_ut,t,ering, WObbling Or oeo1llat.1Di mo~ion ~A-TM&NT DP' TM. Alii ...... MUDOUARTK1t8 UNITED 8TATD AIR I'ORCK WADMINDTDN I'OBJima mJIDDliPIID ABRIAL OBJICT Jlreb&11 lipted at Loa A1amoa, Mezioo, at lSS& houra, 26 lebruaey 1980 IAL IIQUIRY Unoon.-ntional Airoratt Oa..&Ddinc General Air llateriel Wript-Patteracm Air Poroe Bue Dayton, Ohio A!fla MCIAXO-a 1. Reference ia mde to previoua Reports of Inveatigation from thia oft1oe relative to obaertat1ona ot unidentified aerial phenomena le Attached ia ODD OOP7 ot a Report of lnftatigation by Special Apnt CRISTDO B. GRIBGO, thia oftioe, dated 7 lfaroh 1960, aubjeot aa a. ID.-atip.tion of unidentified aerial phencnena ia oontiDuinc 1D thia oft1oe and copiea ot all fUture reporta regarding obaervationa ot tbia aatun will be forwarded tor 70\U" iDtonaa.tion 1 IDola REES Rpt of lDT, 7 Jlar 60 UNC\.ASS\F\EO UllDD'liPl'W ABRIAL OBJIC'l8 ft.nba11 8ipte4 at Loa A1emoa, u .. , llezioo, at 1588 houra, 28 l'lbru&r7 1850 QIIUIIu!IG , ot Loa Alamos, New Uexioo, sighted and ob- aer'ftd an unuaual aerial object onr Loa Alamos, New Mexioo, be tween the hours ot 1545 and 1555, on 25 Jebruary 1950. Information sub- mitted herewith was aub:nitted to this ottice by Lt Col JOIDI A. CARROLL, Chief Inapeotor, Atcaio &lerg Security Service, Loa Almoa, New (Aotlon Cow) CO, AP Cambridge Reaearch l&b PUaSUANT TO PAR tl AFR D I tJM. AUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE OP INPOa MAnON CO!n'AINED IN THIS UPOil'l' A VIOlATION OF APa D& CCIIII&Dding General Air Jlateriel CouuiiDd wrignt-Patterson AFB Dayton, Chio A!fti a UC IAX0-3 AlfJI!QiiD -IIIH AI'OIII'-t. ... li'AMP l1NCL:.S5tf1E0. 1. !hl1 lDftltlptlon 11 pre4ioatecl upon AIICII t.tter lo. 85, datecl A'f UR'l'IAND AIR PORCB BASE, lEW UtJCICO a. 'the fol nf i1 information reoeiwcl from Lt Col JOHN A. CARROLL, Chief ID1peotor IA>a leo Mexico i vud tram a.ll of Lo1 ... Date or li&htingl 26 IPebru&ey 19&0 be fiae of aiptingl lMS 16SS houra c. Polllt of obaer,ationl Teoh area -Ito Weat Road, Section II 4. Direction of object traJL obaerwr 1 Varied from North to South, . Borth kat to South \Veat, hat to \feat. DS.1tlnoe of object trom obaerver 1 Variecl trcm 4 to 20 mile a f. Azlcl ot elew.tion trcm horison1 30 -350 ,. Direction or flight I c out or cloud heading toward ground h. Time in aipt1 3 aeoonda to 2 minutea 1. Jlum.ber of objeotsa One j. Shape of objeot1 Circulara or like a plane tuaelage -tapered tore Projeotiona and/or indentationa1 Bone Appe rent conatruction 1 UnJmown Apparent meana of aupport an~or propulsion Hot visible lise of objecta Varies from 'Unlalown" to "That of a small airplane" aity of objecta Bript and glaring Color of objecta Silnr and tl.aahin& Souncl1 lone Odor a Bone lpeeda Prom 'ftry alow to Teey tast 'Evidence of trail or exbauat 1 Bone Btfeot on c louda 1 Hone factica or wrs s l'luttering, wobbling or oacillating motion llarmer of disappearance Faded trom Tiew attracted attention to object1 Blinking or reflection of light Additional remarka of obaervera1 Object seemed to be able to ohange course and to alow down and accelerate a. All logical leada haTe been concluded.