D hlleeft D ,,.~. , lellaaft I. DAT .. TIMI..,.. a ... Alrcr.tt VI D Gradft_, CIXP .. I, Alrct.tt a ,,..._ .. , Aatntnoft'tical a 'Wr Aat""'tcal a lfteufflctaftt Det far Evaluatfan IIIIP OP IIOHTINO Two round, grey objs flying about two mins apart were sighted diroctly overhead going SSE ~ disappeared be- hind clouds in that area. 11. COMMIMTI near Dallas. F-~'U-1 N~v., L. / :: up at time o:f ~ightl.l:ti. TL.::sc a/c are pain tod blflck & .:uuld stand out in a clear skY TELEPHONEf' C2CSQD611ZCWYK PP RJI.DSQ DE RJWFHW 3Q F CCf':DR 7l&,TH ACWRON DUNCANVILLE TEX TC RJEDDN/COMDR ADC ENT AFB COLO INFO RJEDDN/CCMDR 1t~6TH AISS ENT AFP COLC // RJDSQ/COMDR ATIC WRITHT PATTERSON AFE OHIO RJ2HQ/CO~DR INTELLIGENCE HQ USAF WASHINGTON DC RJEZHQ/CCt!DR OIS HQ USAF WASHINGTCN DC le NEGATIVE AGEt 2S YEAR~, MAILI~G AtDRF ST. DALLAS, TEXAS, OCCUPATIO~t UNK~CWN, ESTI~ATE CF PAGE THREE RJWFHW 3Q RELIABILITY: THE OESERVER SEE~FD TO EF A RELIAfLE I~DIVIDUAL. AND QUITE INTERESTED IN A~TRONCMICAL CF~FRVATICN. G. 1. WEATHER WAS C _.., EW SCAT'['ERD CLCUD$, VERY FLUE SKY, . 2. 2tr, FT. VABs AT 1~ KTS, 3q. FT. VAR.AT 1~ KTS., ~t,?~'Z FT. Ill. DEG. AT 15. KTS: 3. CEILING UNLIY.ITED ~. VSIEILITY UNRESTRICTED !. 2/11' CLOIID COVER E. ~EGATIVE r.. 1. t\EGATIVE I. 1. ~EGATIVE K. 1St LT. FREDERICK F. SWARTZ, SENIOR DIRECTOR, OPERATIONS C CREW, 74~TH ACWRON, DUNCANVILLE AFS TEXAS. REPORTING OFFICERS REMARKSI THE OESERVER SEEMED TO E 'MOST COOPERATIVE AND QUIT RELIABLE. HE IS INTERESTED LN THE MCO ATCH ACTIVITIES RUSSIAN ROCKET CARRIERS AND sPUTNIK. HE SAID THAT PAGE FCUR RJWFHW 3Q THE OEJECTS FOLLOWED ROUGHLY THE SAME COURSE AS THE SPUTNIKS A~D THEIR ROCKET CARRIERS. A JET AIRCRAFT VAPOR TRAIL WAS VISIBLE TO THE OBSERVER AT THE TIY.E OF THE SIGHTING PUTTHE AIRCRAFT ITSELF WAS NOT VISIP.LE. THIS VAPOR TRAIL ~AS AEOUT FIFTEEN DEGREES LONG. A PCSSIELE EXPLANATION OF THIS PHENOMENON e IS THAT TH OEJECTS ' F8U-1 CRUSADER ET fi?KtERS CUT OF TH CHANCE-VCUGHT AIRCRAFT PLANT lOCATED NEAR L. 1. NEGATIVE. r2/1S30Z SEP RJWFHW