UFOI INDEX CARD 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS Xal i , Montana 10. lltiiP OP 11. COMMINTS One ~1 or tear-.haped objee\ the aiM full of' thl8 dlb\lnl a <H.. a\ an~ ~h. Colo:t ft*Ud ~ red aaeigned to Pl\ 1-B. h6ald on to p-. to wtd.te. bH a ~S7 .net 5 Sep S6. Thi vi has7 tail. ObJen wu 1D1 sigbted sss ftt 1-1 otticer tut sio:::::l_ .-. a\ 3se Object, caused by the Ar Fcm~ and r11 tor 7 aftd .,._ 112 w1l1 be and be ow.r the r.ar warded nrm.l AlSO' Per S (15 Oct 14) HEADQUARTERS 46020 AIR INTELLIGENCE SERVICE SQUADRON (ADC) UNITeD STATES AIR FORCE ENT AIR FORCE BASE, COLORADO SUBJECI' a Letter ot Transmi TOt Commander .Air Technical Intelligence Center t-lright-.Patterson Air Force Dayton, Cllio 11 September 1956 1. The attached &1r Intell_r. {AF Form 1 12) as .._ t bJ' OIC, P.1.1gbt 1-B, ..... -..d A1 r Intelligence Service AFB, Montana, is for your intor.Mtion and Dec action. , GR!:AT FALLS MOr-.r. SEPT. 4--CINS)--OFFICE~-AT MALMSTROM AIR : FORCE 9ASE SENf REPORfs TODAY TO WASHINGTON DESCRIBI~G ATTEMPTED I.JT CEPTIONS OF FLYING SAUCERS SEEN NEAR KALISP~LL, MONT., LAST NIGHT. FIV~ F-94C JET FIGHTERS OF THE 29TH AIR DIVISION AT THE BASE TOOK TO TF~ AIR THIS MORNING AFTZR NUMEROUS REPORTS T_.1ERE RECEIVED OF A "TRIA~JGULAR-SHAPED LU:1INOUS OBJECT" IN THE SKY SEV~N MILES '.JEST OF ALISPSLL. THE "OBJECT" REPORTEDLY APPEARED ABOUT 10 P. !. <NST> LAST NIGHT . iJ DIS APPEARED EETWEEN S: .30 AND 5 A. M. THIS MOR~l I:-JG. NUH!~OUS 7H~ FIVE JET FILOTS FILED REPORTS U~ICH WERE tJITHHELD FROM THE ?U3LIC, .~LTHOUGH THEY DI!:l A~lNOU~lCE THEY HAD NOT MADE VISUAL CONTACT ~I7H THE LUMINOUS OBJECT. S0:1.Z t..JEATP.ER OBSERVE~S IN MO~JTA~JA SPECULATED T:-:E OBJ~CT ~IGHT B!: ?1.!\I~fED AS NORTHER~ LIGHTS T.HICH ARE PARTICULARLY 3RILLIA~!T IN Ytttosepeo Flight 1-a, 46Q2d A l3S I. SCIJHfll ...... .A.Wo tlCMa Ga: Count, Supertlsar fer tvo 1'J&n seJIWCI u 1/Lt with the All':ay during iorl4 4. ltatecl tha'\ the ot tM obj c 1' wn ocavoll.M b7' a rmt.\. At t1J.a it. vonld be inteaely n ed ~ aa 'tt. tolt.qe wn beJ.Dc aeeMCI to be DO aet. :.::.:. tme 1D 1DteM1t7J tba OM"P. vonld :.lD a tterat a ~.am vitJl Source oc.pared 6. -:. objtlft liONel sa wniMll7 n. Objeot. at. he added tha~ it also monel wn tJaca tM ...tt7 vit.b :.he iDteni.ft.) . ~ the ob!ec't 'the oloui tba ougb Sal7f dUB toi:J apeotaclea did not war at the object~ b\at later ocaparecl it \o 'u. U. f/4 :. tJaca aiz .to .u.. a. ob jeet tl: too~ objeotf'rc. ~ir buk Soaroe oou]d the alov seiaD tift poa1 tJaca po1~- . ._..._..._.itllllhld uto thil objeo\ alP' , cau.,., but. a&W pcwU fiL tM U.s . ~-- t..amn1 1a uea.: a. apUecllD Oooupat1cmt 'G(C.pc.t ~rvtcr, XAJ1spell bMa vith GOO far tvo ,.an ~ J aerftd durin~ World II in. the WAC, with ool4, -drTt iuld vit.h wry IUIV tatect "'4 obeuwd t~ p1aan " Scmb Puit1ot aDi that thia object 1Df1Jdte~ W. bad ft'8zt obeerncl. Sl vaa eap~atic that. it,.._ . "" a pl.aMi. ata tbat tt. at the object ra~dl7 tre. ~ iJiteue \hat tbl objeot vu 'aac a-. 41011M0Uca vitb t~ tor.w. t.~ to u. ari81Dc JIPIIIU' vt olD"'. ~uied b7 a olomi ss 1F ,.,JJ 6. '!'he ObJen 11anc1 diataDoe .tbil ObJen ...,._ dur!DB aMrpl7 angled t~ ot these t,urz: ted to be teD t he dianer ot the objecrt. 7. Som:oe eatbated the baight ot tba 'l'ba taate nate<~ tha' -~ objen wu oblenM th:roup \Mobjeot dur!Dg the nn ot t.M. 4Uect10D, it. nat.! tJa t vhn aba: t~. "'~