Did tbe ob~eot at aa, t!Ma 18.1 11oft beiWd ICIMthlait (OSNle One) Ia Jl aMWeN4 DB, tbea tell vba\ 1\ aoe4 18.1 Non 1a troll\ of 1 (Oirole Om) Ill ~ DPD'$ 1msat DS, tha tell *' 1\ acm4 ill front of. 18.:J Ileal v1th t.be (Oirole Oae) Vbioh ot the fa'll.cNq obJeota 1a about the ane ~ aise u the obJeo\ JW aavt (Clrole OM) I t. AutaaobUe b. Bueball I Bllllll airplaDe h. Ieree airplau 4. B1oJole vbMl Ottloe 4k 1. Dh'igible 1 l . 1 19.1 a of the followinl to irdioate how certain JOU are 7oqr to QueatiOD 19. o, Rot verr aure 4. Uncertain ao. fJ7 to tell the follawq thins about tbe obJeota 20.1 How hi&b abote the eeth vaa itt :;-...:. ~' ( feet. 20.2 Bow tar vaa it tre11 JCU! : c t l teet cr m1lea 20.3 BeN taet waa it aolq! ... ~ c -) { milea per hour. 20.4 Cirplt of tbe tollow1ag to 1al1oate how oerta1D JOU are ot 7f1Ur answer to the above quea 1 (~, Certain b. Fa1r]7 certain tt. Rot verr sure 4. Just a gueaa 21. Row did the obJect dlaappear ~ca view? (Cirale One) r-&) Sud4e~ b, Graduall7 o. other --~-- 4. Don't remember In the tollowinl aketoh !aq1M .,wr qe at the point ahown. Place an Oil the line 'o abow bow bi&h the ob3eot vaa above the horizon "hell 70U tJni eav it. Place a D" to ahow \lhere it vaa when vhen JOU 23. In the tollowins sketch place an "A" at the position the object vaa "hen 7ou ftrat aav it, and a "8 at lte position Yhen JOU last aav it 24. Drav a picture that vUl show the motion that the objeot cade. Place an "A" at the beginning ot ita path and a "B" at the end ot ita path. as. vlll abcu the lbape ot t.be object. Label an4 include Ia r~ ake\ab detalla ot \be U.t 7cn1 aav, an! place an arrow ... !4 the to abw tbe tbe ob3ect vu O'Iinl 26. Waa tbia the first t!ae that JOU have aeen an object like thia? (0 lrol.e One) I '-l.!!l/ 26.1 II JOU ansvered NO, then Yhen, where, and under vhat conditions rt. In J<Mir opJnjOil what do you think the object t~ae and what might han 28. Give tbe tol.lawq jnformatioa about 7CJUreltl Year of laat attendance at thia achool "'' ) !. ;;. 29. Vu elae wltb JOU at the tt. JCN aaw tbe object! 29.1 Jr JOU DS, 414 tbe7 ... the object toot (Oirole Om) \ Ill) ar Ia 29.2 Pl list their lliollclllo.,. ...... .. W..t VoraM-a. , . 10 -22 JULY 1\52 snmrnm , New lrJ r~r Col Acpaloo, l!axloo Bat02 Repl4a, Hlo1a H P.anDaJl venia 0:Joo4a, ltlvw: C..abluoa, l'rdo2L 1-brocoo 'rratoa, N~v lerJ W$lab6eD, R.a Bluft, Calltw uia SaD Mal'ooa AD, Texaa Borth CuollDa Patrlok ~.e. Flor14a Albealll"a, Cal :ltcmala A~tro (I:S'mOR) Ali<C:RJ.IT . JNSOJ'7ICmNT D.\TA UNIDUTIFlNI UNU23H1'IriiD HOJ'tiC lENT DATA Aatro (ME'l!~) ! J.Jerletta Ceorpa (Dobbin An) {JUIR) INSU.i'P'ICilmT DATA -".it'JJJ 'lxe JCauaa Cit:~. MlUOUZ"l yolce, Jwf.a .. ~a~etta W.lliApoa, llew lerN7 lbddaa He1pta, l:.tv 1er~J Qrl~n4o, de Bo,toa, f!.JsaaotMNtts Dallaa. Texaa Weat Newtial4, Maine Bo31lD4ua. l!aaacbu.:a~tta B. ~chuaetts &ckrill~. Wiau Militaey el4, J.f.Jtaaac:l:uaeetta trev SDI)'. u lhach. Flo:tld~ Utaldt, 'l'.tX~3 lIsxwll, ':o:u loa .U~o N~v ~!ax1oo 'l'rontoa, llw J'!fraey ~nniDgton. ~1~Y :r.-.r3ey Brcoklo;y ;U"'3, .U3bMna Colorado !'riD~ ~u ..... or.do ChlcQgo. nllnoiQ D~ll~:J, 0!-a~ou Jbnch3t'!lt>, rr,v a.p.bir~ (C\FD3 f.JTS31Ul) Jbg!d~ City Sout~ D.l~tot~ Bord~ntovn. N~v lor~ey (~ARCS l-l~aSINi) O.rl3ado. :t'lo:-id.a J:ul t 13tle l!ultlple lJNIDSNl'D"DD :atro (r~snoR) lJNIImm'IJ'IID Aat10 (!I.ETBOB) :UaJFFICDm' DATA nsuwxc~xBN-i'l' DATA .btro (~!ETECR) ot~r (J'lBriCRKS) trniDE!-f"TIFnD .l!Jtro (ti}E'l'EC.R) UNimNTIP'IZD Other (ll:XPLCXiiON F~M 'on. INSU7?IC nlfr DA.TA nl3U~'FICl~)fT D~TA I:iSUn'IC l;all' DAT .1 "' Mitro (1!ET30.R) O~h~:o (FJ,lSH BOMBS) .btro (STAP3/PLU..~'TS) AIPCEt\3'r SIOilrDfCJS (JIO't CASIS) , D. C. 6 VloiDltJ DB, Alaaka D lttpon Contrr Unitecl states Area Reported On 20 Date of lteport 22 Jul7 S2 Alit IITELf.IIEICE II~ORMATIOI ltEPOilT )ul.uth, l!1tmeaota Dat., of nforaat on 17 July S2 Prepared ~ fleer) lT:lJJ.iam R. Rile7, 2nd Lt. USAF lteferlftOel EYaluatlon F au .. arr: (Enter oonolae au .. arr of r1port. live algnlflcance In final on~eentence paragraph. Llat lncloaur at lower left. leglrt text of report on AF For I 12--Part II.) At 0010 Cent-ral standard Time on 17 Ju~y 1952 1~. and 'li:rs ot St. Paul, ~!innesota sighted tour strange objects fiying in fonnation about 20 miles aouth\test. or Duluth, l.:innesota. Incl.-1 Road ~rap (Ciattl f I cation) .,;, FORM 112rART II APPROVED -June I N F ro ( Agenc1) CG ~l'st Air i11v AIR I"TELLIIIJCE IMFORMATIOM REPORT Report teo FJ .. YC'BrtPT 1. ~:r. and 1 ~e sir;lltad tour circular diacus :.ha.ped ob,joc::;s .l;'l-l:i.ch r~ave off a lum.~.n,~us lir:ht. o light ~s more intense at tho center of the obj~ci:. tho.n it "'ta~ at. the edges. The7 appeared -r.o be ab. ut tuo feet in ditlmeter. 'hey fle-:.-1 south in a stal'~eretl i"ol"n.ation, th~ leading object beine on the \rest ::i:.le or the formation, tho trailinp. object bein" on the east side of t e !ormation. They i"leu to~rar-..\ ooservers, came up almost over their car, then :theelecl uest in formation like a flock of ducks, th'!m wheeled north in tr'e same fashion, and then vanished. The~ did not apnear to go out of s ht or into tho haze or darknes~. Titey van- ished. Speed 1ras under one hundred 1!1..Ue:; per hour. '.L'he objects made no so1Jnd. They left no trail o~ exaust. Porm.1.tion as thev An'">ronciled Cv.r 2. Sighlicd 17/0010 Central Stan..l~rrl 'rime for ~b.:..ut fifteen seconds 3. Sichted vis-J.a: ly through the auto~.obile lrin ishiold. /h Cb3erveJ.s 11cra on ~i-C.ilte .:i.g:,i3.Y 33. 'bey h s.d ~ust turned off U. s. Hir.hu:~ 61. They :oro driv-lng nort~1 at ab_ut 2.) milos pe;.r hour. 'fhc o:.,jectn W(;re fitst si~hted about 1/4 of a city blo~'-: 3.'':ay. T~e: ap roached from t'lc !~c.r::.r., !lyj.ng south, cane up almost ~irectly over ,the car, turned 1'!'e3t, th ... 1 turned 'Y.J:.. th and vanished.. ~oy n.p;>~arad ~o b~ about 1;2 e. block m-1ay when they vanished. They n-.. ca.~e1 to be abo'Jt 2tA.'). feet a'J.;rv the ground. ~s a ivate investi~ator an1 1 nRU-ranco a.dju.stor. renv~tcd that he ce ad~1r3ss is 7.1.1 o. a. nuJ.ut!-! woath~r :Jt~ti:m re;Jort t.ranstnitted at 17/0030 ~.:;1' folJ.O\m. Sk~r c onrl it.:tc ... , '15 lmn1red scattered, 65 hundred overce.:-~; visibility, 1 0 rrd1o3j lif";~t. t1mnder~.torr11~; ,r1.nJ, 3S.: 12. Rer.ur!<:s; thunde.r :.r: all ~uadrant~, mover:1ent u11kn:nn; sovllre li~htnng, cloud to grou."l.l and clo'.ld to clo:1d. b. Sur!'ca synoptic chnrt nhoN.; that th1mder storm. u a n paz>.d ng ov~ ..... area or sight Jl'! .q,t an!roxint~te ti1:1e of sieht.ing. c. The ob:;ervers or the objects did not state the \'ieatnrJr cor.dit.tmc 'thich prev9.1led c.t the time of the sighti."lg. MOTE: Thlt docuent contalnt lnforatlon affecting the national defente of the United State within the aeanlng of the Etplonage Act, 60 u.s.~----31 and 32, at a.anded. Itt tranalatlon or the reve- of Itt contentt In an1 Manner to an unauthorized P.tron It prohibited b~ Jaw. It m4y not ~ reprduced In whole or In part, by other thaft United Statet Air Force agenclos, except ~Y per- laslon 'of the Director of Intelligence, (elattlflcatlon) S I G :rr S J F C l! P.