' &IUI't't' T I l'GI'"I t :~:~.F..cVf8 Itiil G; H THIRD ARMY I UDOODYeDtiOD&l Alroratt Air Materiel C Wript-Pattereon Air Foroe Baae Dayton, Ohio Ailtie'tiona MCI (Control Ro Al917) I April 1960 Inoloaec! herewith ia ot intonation re oiti~e or mddetitiec! objeote in the Tloinity ot laahtille, T eeaee POR 'rBE COMIIANDilG GEREALa 8 /l eSteS ao Jlar 60 ANALYSls DlVlSlO:i ALE JOBR IIEADE -m-.r' r Colonel, OSC UNCLAssiFIED UNCLASSIFIED IUM...,.icY OF INPORMAfiON Obee"ance of Unidentified Object in Sq, Vicin1t7 of la1hYille, Tenn. COOl FOft USE IN INDIVIDUAL PARAGRAPH EVALUATION 0110URCI: OF INFORMATION: CDIIPLiftLY MUA I A OCitllltMID IY OTHI" IOUM!D UIUl"'YMUAIIII.I. fRaeAa.Y TllUI 0 0 0 0 0 PAI .. Y FILlA. I lll:llla.Y TRUI liD!' Ul Jll' I Y MUAU D IIOUITPULL Y TRUI ........,., UffKIIOW1t 'nlVTM CAIIIIOT K JUDGED 0 .,....., Wid A!IMTIGII Unidentified objects were reported to haTe been observed in the k7 a at approxtmateq 0700 , 29 liar 19SO. Observers, Mr. Real Estate Salesn were ti ng on the lake (loc- 18 !Iiles troa Nashville on highwa7 lu.~, 1n the direction of Clarknille, Tenn.) when the following incident occurredt Between six and twelve ctark objects, at an altitude of 200 to 300 ft, new into the opening above the lake tbroqh a break in the billa at the southeast end and circled behind the hills on the aide, all the llhile losing altitude steadil.J. The object were black, round, in appearance, about tive teet long, looked like a 300 lb bomb, and made a noise like wind blowing through tbe tree1. No mtora were viaible. The7 were fairly close together and turned together, traveling at least SOO lliles per hr. The newspaper (attached clipping), relates that a spokesm1n at Sewart J.ir Force Base, Smyrna, Tenn., said that the objects could not have been jet propelled planes because or the ion ot the objects arid weather conditions at that time. The OSI, ~ewart AFB, was contacted at 1200 bra, 30 Mar 19$0 and thq bad accomplished nothing regarding investigation ot the incident. (r~) Dill IUIUTIDie UNC\.ASStFtED