NUMUI OP OI.IICTI t. LIMOTMOP t. PHYSICAL I I. LOCATION ... ANA~YIII it Md atrippe4 the ti.~g bel~ and had j tuaoped time My Interpretation ot what wa soeru 1. According to the Air A'Jaan&O the moon ro~e ju3t about the time ol slghtiDI 2. A i'Ull JI100D or al.-.on .tull moon looks eopper.r or even flrey ;then low to tha hol1.Z\IIle 3. It vas clo~. almost a eoverage. That nade the nigh\ verr dark~ 80 to intenait;r the moon. 4. The ot the objct to r.toY8 naa an optical d to the cloud r.t!DI down on t.'18 hor1BCD and the noon ab' ni ns through a 8'111 hole b the clouda. S. 'rhe I'100il rose on the exact, beari~g lihere the object disappeared. "ihaD I first saw th9 object I thought it W3.8 a t1y1ng ~au.cer b:.t aftgr coll3ctin8 r:r.1 wits I ~ s!ll"e it llD.S the r!OOD I scr.f Subeoribed a..""ld. sworn to Instructor ILOoLD E. SOLBERG BJlAJ);~tJARfiR8 912!11 !DatAl! 001i!ROL AND llARIINO SQUADROI Ontario 2 Jul.Y 19S3 A\ about. 2350 EDS! on 30 June 19S.3 I waa called to rtev a."l objact. in the ~. I aaw an ornnge colored object to the Northeast. It vaa O'nl abaped and without other defining characterietica. It bOYered 1D th8 a!q and then - NortheJ a Electric Cornpa117 Subacr1bed and svom to be tore me this 2nd dq ot Jul,y l9S3 lt~A D~C~ rtr!RB 91.213 AIBC&\l'T ronr~L .:tlm vUF.:1r.~O St)'J..\DrtOB Onkrlo, C3nda S'lATEMENT At 2352 EDSf .30 June 19SJ I was notified 'lri ijhe Char~ of Quarters of an objec~ ln the aey. I loo!<ed ~i'ltl S;j,'~ r::1 c~an~ col:-red. ooj'!Ct in t l1e s:cy" to the IDII. It Yaa oeg a~1aped Md wa-:t on it a1~, fusq at edd It had no ti:.>ot.:t, l'!O doors, no -;.TindOlfa and no rtelble JIMM ot propulaion. It 11as nt an eleYaliion of a"0ont lSO. It~ avq to the Hortll. A\ the t.i=e there was no moon via\ ble, but, the objeo\ did not to re the nooD riaing. Its colort.na 111l0h more Tirtd. Subecribe4 md swom to before me th1a 2nd da7 of July 1953 F.A!~LO E. SJLffi4!F .Adjutant. ft C0:-4f!IJL AJm WARMING S~UADllOI Jb:lon, Ontario~ A\ 23la.S EDSt 30 Jtme 19)3 I obaened & thin glowing line in the o'q to the North. !he line the lforth to tho Southltan an4 aa i\ aoo4 it begaa to &l'<* larger 1n the verticl direction, but 8\1\1 keepi.q ita horlsoal aise, untU it bad aseu:.d an egg aba~ -po!D\ oa top. It wu ormp colored, had no cl.ark spots r.o a no 1f1Ddow8, no eound, no tail, DO visible~ of perpalatiOD and no ot people. Ita vu clearq defined and it b~d noo\h edgea. Ill th1a a ehapo it to the Sou.tbea.t. nnd then Korth qaie aDd there IIHIIed to :~lide into the clouds. At the time the slq had brokn clol,da and it llclS rother vi.~. lfhe JDOOil was not Tiaible during thia occurence. D3d ? rto'DOJALD and &NOlA to betoae this 2nd dq ot Jlll7 19S3. 9121'11 ~mCRAF! CO:~TRCL AilD ~1Anal!1G S JiJlRO~I Rmnoro, Ontario Can3da on the night of JUD Jotb l9SJ I s:1.., a ht.q~ ..ii~o, w"it.h a <lull reddish glo~ gliding on a horizontal plana to the East., ~hlr..l ~1ol8 n.o tail tu indicate it as a matoor, and I would e::~tim:1te th!J siae to a Ct'os.l.e7 Au.tomobile. lfiCHA'>C. 'F .~tl.Ait ft/lC US F SUbacribecl and sworn to be!ore me this 2r~ da;r ol July 1953. IIAAOLD E. ~.ulU!At1 c:;o, us.UJ . JIF~U.\Rf!M Pl4'l'l AIRCr..APl' OONfnOL AHD 1~AR.'InlG S:;UADRClf ln."W>rs, Ont4rlo, ca~ mda S 1'~\ 'rB UE!r'l A.t nbo,lt :!34S EDS'l 30 Jw. 19Sl I "'11a41 callod t\l Ct.le un ob,iect in t~." aaq t, the Er.:1t. It wo.s oran.,--. colored and tlat on top. 1 dicl not know wba\ to think at .t"irat but later ca..,. to the concluoi.on that it w:1s the 1:10on. Subscribed nnd sworn to bet ore M th:la 2nd dq of J~ 19$3 9l2TR AIP.atAP! COH!I<L AND WARMING SQUADROI Raton Ontario~ Ci!\nada STA'rEHER! At nbout 2345 hours on the 30tb ot 19$3 while on dut7 as 8quadro11 Charge ot C:l.&J'tars rrt attentil)ft waa callod by pansonnel on dutr at the Ratir Site to v1n 311 unidentitied object. ! viewed an ell1pt1ol objeo\ of a reddish or:lllp nature hovering over t,~1e hori::oa direot17 &an ot the c!OJMatio site. 1i1thtn a halt hour I the IIOOD South and a areat distance :D:-o11 t~ll! r.orizoo and 1t clid not ... tor the :100n t o traYel that great a distance in that ahott a time ao vhat e'Nr I viewed could not han been the JO}fN J I'1'liDR 8ub80ribed and sworn to betore this 2nd d:q ot J~ 1953 IJNCLASSJFfED Deeariptlon At approxlte1J 23'5 Elm'!' on ]0 June 1953 an u.n14entlfle4 flJlns obJect vu obeern4 tor a perlo4 or tventJ ainutea in the northern ak7 IIOYlftl to IOUt.heut bJ at 1eaat 10 pereonnel or the 9l2tb ACiaW Squadron, R.-re, to, Cana4a. '!'he rtret peraon to obaer.e tble ob.ject vae an atr.n vbo out or the 1ntenance rooa to inapect the power at. t Vblcb cauae4 a ainor breakclown of the eearch ra4ar aet. le calle4 tvo otber atr.en to vi tneae the obJect. One or the tvo \houpt t~ obJect vu the 110on. '1'be ainan who or lslnallJ. obaerve4 tbe obJect pt bJeterlcal ~ callecl the Charp of Quarters at the ~atlc Area three ld.lee to the eoutbvee't. At leut sewn vitne at ~etl.c AV obJect an4 two or thea reporte4 tbat the aoon vu Yiaible at tbe tl an4 that tbe obJect vaa cllatlDct an4 aep- arate trca .,.. 'the obJect,.. 4eacrlbe4 u oranp colore4 aDc1 oval ahapecl. It vu 4eecr1be4 aa lns troa the north to eoutheut an4 then ta41na bact to the north. Wo sreat apee4 vas attrlbute4 to the obJect bJ aDJ or tbe vi tneaaea who a aiel theJ eav aovont. It vu reported that the obJect had no visible mean ot propulalon aDd that there vaa no 11w11ar1t7 to anJ known flJlns obJect DliC\llliOD !'be 1 iptlq vaa pcJe a few ainutea after the ache4ule4 tt. tor the IIOOD riae. ~ ahape of the aoon that niiht vas allllilar to the 4eacrlpt1.on ot the obJect, however, anJ explanation aa that of tbe moOD . le ill conflict with tbe reportecl observation or the two vltnesaee aee-. lq both .,.. an4 the obJect at the -tu.. '!'here vaa a beaV7 brolrleD overcut at the tt. of the aiptlns. 'l'bere la a t7 obJect vu tbe retlectlna ott the clou4a. Poe1b~ utroacalcal. UNCLASSIFIED i?P J!:ICl m7VP. JtPHa CENTRAL FILES . iLD!UI /CCMDI ADC l'"JJT Ani COLOltADO SPRGS C~LO U::C:rtT.\I:l DUX TO '/.tt~IA:ct IH ~TAr4te;UT!l .'\:Jn ~OM~ 'ff!l! Stmt TIL\!J.!!t O:lJECT tTAg_T.nre W>Y.-f-AJCZ::;~I~Y.; CE:tii'r.> 2~0:<!:11 UZ.\'lY CtO !'D SIC CL'J. I UNCI:ASSJFfED AF FOIM111 AlP R018 I JUHI 1NI (BA VB BLANK) AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMA nON REPORT noM" (AfltlttJ S<\'..l&dron DATI OF INJIORMATIC* lVALUATION rc ol' RlfiOIIf !3.\'I!MO Captain, U3AP by loli ~,.aH ~ nt repor' 1a in Ntrence ~ an t.itici object. saen in tile sr.r at .. ~t, 2J4S ZDSf 30 J\lne 19)3 b7 at. leu\ ten paracna. It hu bean ~scribed aa oval ill ~o&pe ~ nn au on ond b7 ~s"' ot the viewttn al~oug~ on.a daaorih~ it a;~ on l :i o.lde. Ita color waa ~enenl.l.y d~acribed. aa orange wl-:4 no oth411r icl.Qn~i!:yilli I iliaract.eriat.ioe ol doors windove, oaana ut propulsiOft etc. Ontt t-~it.n.aa Uid .-ntion .tiY:lnl parscma en board (:s" at-a b7 &-1 tb). .\ir!an Sad 7A waa alone at. ':.h tia unci. 'Wh othen arrived at hlal locat.ioa he vaa found to be L"l a state ot .:-lioolc and hyateria. }Jo mediaal otticer vae nvallubl.a to ndJudge his coodi tion. nn aoh ellbt.bl at. thi;laat-i.QQ. l.:1cr we h:ul an C\'C' II null'(' la'-cilwting "m:IIIIH:cl " :Hill'l'" ''"')' lrnm :1 t :ul.11 'ilalinn up ncar the C:at1:ttli:u1 hortkr. Twu r;ular uu11 ''' 1'1"''' rout nl thtir 1oh:u \;. m1c 11i~ht :~tul We i<' I :l'tnutulctl tu 'cc a ~u:t ~lnwinA l l lO luw i11 the tH't.." :a (c\\ 111ilt..'i :t,;oy. 'llw J;tn cr.ttnr tlt.tt fiJ'I' t.llccl the t .ul.lr \\';l'll't hJ'M' I ,ol illl! :utcl fiiiC n( tilt: 11\('11 Toln ;ti'CtiiiiCI It I the QIIUil\C't hut tt "'I it '''t ttcl. . \\'hik lw \ . :" iu the; hut. the " 'UIH' t lltw "I' 1u th(' racl:u ah:u L. :uul 'h.tlhcl. hn\l't iu~ in the .tir. ,\ ,.ficlinJ: dunr upcm:cl. :tltcl :t lillie-111:111, i kct lti~h. c:1111c w:.llin~ clm,n Mtmc~ in . ,j.ihlc~ '''I'' lie wa~ CJIIitc:. l(' lll:ttlc.alolr. C;\'l'll rur :t t.:lll( cr c 1 cwm;m --u h ;ul lwn lu:erl,, tiiiC ;til nlcl cUt<' aud the 11thn :1 )"ltn totll'. \\'it It J'lllpcr tc<,pc-c I (ur :.;:.c, I h e )'111111~ h~.ul lct tin ull mil' tin the t:tllinJ.:. "M:e, 1 l'lc."(' h:l\'t' a chink ur \\':ur?" tlu: cldetl) h c:tcl "''-eel till' t:ui.n rtwt.ttcll. . I lit' 111:111 ,t;lltiiiiCtl'Cl nut th.ll lht)' h:ul nn wa u t, wh rdt cul imt,ti;.;atihn indc<cl prmcrl to he lhc t1nth. The colt! lu :ul lhatt\..1'11 him tMtitdy. ;mel tl~t crc.cla.u c mnuntccl tltr ill\iihk !oh'P' :11111 ICenlelcd the II:HU<T, .wluch (kw hac\. tl) jt, I iJ: in .tl f"''itinu :IIWUI she trcc,. ,\ little l.ttcr the l:uhr I''" l"'intn it rut to ~"'"''' nttwr pcnpt~ :II nr whm~ !\:1w t , l c.tl h. Tlw utllt'r \ \ tlnc,,cs, lwwc,cr. lll'lllol<:cl that ll , ,., ,., . \ !,'otlll:tl ll'jttlll \\':1' filccl nn thi' :uut fnrw:lltltcl tn l),,~tnll. \ \' c w r ,., . .,ti II puuli "~-' m cr il whcn w e ~nt :1 llrw M'l' p Jc. llll'ltt.ll \ 11ut:tti1111 (rum the Inc at inlcIJiAetHC n!fin.:l Wh o I )t.llf \ intctllt; .tttcl tlw Itt(' II, lkltincl sh e t:ular 'lh:tc L. '"' h a d rnuncl t'' " , ,,.;, ,,r C'mpty hccr hottk~. "l'lc:t\C' i~uorc ttrir.;inal n pnt l." -----IIICLI. IIOflr THIS DOCU~11T CONTAINS INR>RIIATION Al'f&1 lNG THI NATIONAL DU'DY 0P TH! UNIT!O STATES WITHIN THE PAANIHG OFTHE ESPIONAGE ACT. ro U. !;, C.- II AND JZ. AS AMEN DID. m TRANSMIBON OR THI RVII.ATION 0P ITS CONTtNTS IN ANV MANNER TO AN UNAUTitORIZCO PER",ON IS PAOHIAITF.O BY LA'N. IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCID IN OR IN UNITED ~TATD AIR AGENCIES, EXCErr BY PER"'ISSIO~ Or TtiE DIRECTOR Of INTEL II~ USAI', DNCI:ASSIFl llNCf:ASSlFlED. Af FOI.111 PAIT I IJUIII ... AIR INTEWGENCE INFORMATION REPORT llEfi':IICT MQ. 'ftle lollarina ia a tJn detail-' re,ort on a FLYOt.h\?'1 trana111lttal b;! tal3t.ype 1. At abou-t 234S ED3T on 30 June l9S3 an unid.Dtitiecl object wae e~en in tile 'L'!Y by at leaa'\ peJ'8CDI ot tilia organiaation. The tin\ person to SN t !la objdcr, waa Air.UD S.OOii'ol Claaa Doaft MoDonalcl. He reported seei.ft8 ~"le object appea.r in the ~lortn ::rn~ then IIOftnl to the Sout.~at. He called tvo wit.neaaea -or tnustJ one !JaV it ruul the other aaw 1 t but. thou.;c~t, 1 t to be the fllOOR. One or t.~ then calld<i the Charge of <.o'Uarten at the Dolneat.io Area three mSJ~s to t:'le Southwest.. A~ l$aat owen v1tn there saw the objaot anli tvo or tt\ea :U:JO reported t..'lat the t)Oft 1f3d vi.Ji.bl a'\ the ~ and that t.he objeot. vaa diUnot, ancl aepsrate fro th mooa. Th ob.}-10~ "'a deori'ball aa orange colo~ and oval Gbaped. 1lo {Peat; :J:;>eed vaa attrib,lfAd '1:1.> i~ by tJnY ol thAt ld.tneaaea ~ho said t iwy saw ~Y!GJ:ent. It 1o1aa dascribeJ n.a nov'\.n3 f.:-.,, tiut NOJI'tb to Dou.thau"' m1 then .f'adlnl back to the Norl.b. 'fue object had no vi.,!.bla tnm ot proptllca at all but one peracra ~portA<l no doon, no winJowa, no people, notbin1 to1Jio no sound and no s1.S.lerit1' to ~ known flying object.. 2. The olJeot. vaa tiret. aeen at. abou\ 2345 081' 30 June 1953 and it uaa ob:MrYed tor appi"OJd.Jatel.y tvenv rdnutea. I 3. \be ooJo\ vaa ob .. zYed rroa the aur.tnoe by-Vi8ual J&Wane. llo eleotron1o or I r~"lar piolc-up wa At t.'le ti:le the seai'Ch radar had a minor breakdown cauaecl by a v.w;obran'orl failure 1n the power ti&nerator. It vaa th13 f!1.Uve that caumtd the :i..tl1t1al ob~atian b7 A!..r=-n f.~DonalA who had co out o.i: nb r.~:iatenanue roora to t the po r un1 t. b. '!he ob .. rtere veN located about three ancl six oil ea eaat or the town ot P.a"'Ire, Ontario, 'l'he objeo\ wu reported aa coud.ng out ot Ule tJ orth tra'rl.l.ing t\J the ~ \ -hOYeriDg in tha a\ :mel then disappearing to the North. S. ot the v1 tis taco ot!ioml ot the O.tel Corpa, uSAF, one is a lbUoo Tachnlael Inatnoto., is an 011plo;ree ot the Horthem Elaotrlc Co. ot Canada, one 1a tn Firat ~t, me ia th COIIIIWlicatione Seoticn Supervisor an<i tJle othen are ~ ot this squadron. Altboup the obaertatian b7 A1.rmM Sod.tb is <r.dte unuaual theN 1 no poeitin e1denc. disproring t.~e :reliab111't7 ot be r-;roup u a ~thole. .Utboup several ot the r.J8IIbel"a ot the ;;roup adai.tted to haYi..q had dur1Dg the artemocn or ft"8fting, others ol the group did not haY anyth!Dg alooholio to drlnk. .u.r-t Sld.tb wu one ot the group tbat t.ted. to naYin& had sa. be~r. 6. .A~ t.'w ~ ot the sighttnl there waa a brok overeaat e)q condit.lal ot th vi.'1~ lott vu unknown. 7. ~ s13Q\ing wu rwle tdnutea att.r the adledul.eci ti.aaa for the DOOariM. 1 '.~.ne 3hape or tile J:100ft t.'lat n16h\ uaa a1:a4lar to the de~ription ot tile obJeot, however 1 a.v explanatica ot tile aiQ!ting u that ot 'Ule lDWt ia in coru"Uot vitil th raporwed I o~aeuat.ioD ol tuo of the tdtnea ot D'tleina botA tba ~:100ft anci the obJ~tot Md the :1!0".-nt 1'l"Oia !tortn to Sout.P..eut back to Uorth. 3. ntere ia no ph;rsiol evidence o! the oia;b tt "I 9. tto 1ntezeoeptlcn DOl' 1dentit1oaticln aot1CIIl waa taken. Search Radar ~-ra3 not OP'9r& t.1Cft&l. a~ the u.. 10. I.'l!onaticn reaet .f'x.._.,a RCAl' GCI ataticn an.<l a.totOI' ADCO ohOlllld no air t~t1o in the wmenl ana at tile tis.. .. DOWNCRADED AT 3 YEAR IN1'F.RVALS DFtASSIFIED AFTEtt 12 Y ' lOTI: THIS DOCUMilfr CONTAINS INFORMATIOH AfFU:IING T1tl NATIONAL OEfEHSI OF THI UNITED 5rATES WITHIN THI MEANING Of TH ESPIONAGUCT,IO U.S. C.- JI ANn 32. A.<; ANINOID. ITS OR ntl RiVD.ATION 011 ITS CONTENTS IN AHY MANNP TO AN UNAUniORIZEO PERSON IS PR0HIIf1D BY LAW. IT MAY tlOT A REMODUC'n IN WHOLI OR IN FOM:E AGUte!ES. EXCEPT IY PERMISSION Of THI DIRlCIOR OF ltfm IIGHC. USAF MliLIUWf ,.IUIM lOA lt:aA])QtWl!lal 912ft AL~CBA'ft CON!ROL - ID t!Aref!NO s.~!J .. \DROM Ra"JtOre, Ontar.to At 2345 EllS! 30 June 19S3 I vaa called i'roil the telet~ype rooea b1 Air:IIIU\ MoDonalJ t.J view an object in the oky. I snv an otal shapped orange colored object to t:1e :~st -sL"1ilar to an a!rJ on end. It ho'te~d about fitteen .feet fro,, the grou.~d. It had a dark spo~ in the center and a door on the lover part. Ita ed~ VI9N not clear4' detlllecl by w~re f'J.~S7. The tJd;.iea ~area to be radiattns The door on lower part opened nnd a nan -w..,_th two head8 st.pp4d o".lt and valked dowtt to the gr01.mcl. ne aee"ed to be \lalldng on