1. Or\ n: TIME Ci~OU? . l, SOU~CE CONCLUiiON I. NUH3cR Or OlJ~CTS 11. El.'li EP SW-\M. y AN4> ANALYSIS LDICTH OP OJSc:lVATION 6. 'I YPE OF ODSEilVA'(IOH 7. COUtlSE 9. PHYSIC..\L EVIOt:NCE FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TOE) p,.vhn dlUo" of \hle fo,.. C\1 b uud, .. i~IIJ')e fl'j!Billi"Y I --5-)J 1UJ'lCLAssiFIED , r. -l!la.Ja. ,~IR INTELL:GENCE INFORiY\A T!Ot"l REPORT '!9w .Lo~.-ncll~ll \ l vi~ l!:=t.llJ .1-}l.jl C"'ll T't~ ofo:o~c l.J t, :1t ..,r the Pr .... ,-:3ri-nf Of.:'ice~: T:1a plane: d"Jf"='~,jl JtlNCLt-\SSl Ff ~J H:tJWOr Air Fore" ~se, f!e':ffoundl:u-d 22 J~nuary 1953 I. poscript.ion ?r Incident An unid'lnt.ified flyine object described as red, white ard blue nnd o73l-3h~ped, was obs~rved visually from t.h~ wAathe~ station, c ontrol to~er, b-~.Jo operatlorus of!ie'l, and a nea r by AOi:T site at Ha !1:'\on AFB U~foundlnnd, at ool~o ~. l.n att'! .. pt-to contact the o~ject by radAr met with n~eati v e II. Di~cuss1on or Incid~nt Local ir.vesti~t1on pr~cluded the ~osslb1lity ~r the object being n III. Conclusion Insufficient data for analysis. JJOD APTI'i:R J2 YEAltS. JJLR i>~uO.IO UNCLASSIFIED