UAP Document Archive Direct PDF Download SOURCE URL http://www.nicap.org/directives/AFR%20200-2,%20Aug%20%2026,1953.pdf www.nicap.org CONTEXT FROM ORIGINAL DOCUMENT (PUBLIC DOMAIN) - 21 May 1953 USAF project engineer on contract with the AEC for Operation Upshot-Knothole Fritz Werner (pseudonym) states he was placed on special assignment to investigate a crashed UAP near Kingman, AZ on 21 May 1953, in a signed affidavit. Werner states the object was constructed of an unfamiliar metal similar to aluminum, was oval, and had an entrance; inside, he was told there were swivel steps, a cabin, instruments and displays. Werner states it had one occupant, now dead, dark brown complexion, 4 feet tall, wearing a silvery metallic suit and a skull cap with no face covering or helmet. Werner states his job was to determine from the angle of the impact how fast the vehicle was going at the time of impact; he states the vehicle had no landing gear but also had no dents or even scratches; afterwards he was told by a USAF Col. To write his report in longhand, not to type or reproduce it, and not to reveal what he saw; Werner states he was given a telephone number to call when the report was complete and it was handed off to an airman. Werners diary reviewed by Ray Fowler corroborated this showing he wrote he went on special assignment that day and got picked up at Indian Springs AFB...for a job I cant write or talk about. Retrievals of the Third Kind presented at MUFON 1978, Leon Stringfield, p14 (PUBLIC DOMAIN) - 26 August 1953 USAF issues Air Force Regulation 200-2, which restricts UAP reporting procedures and supersedes AFL 200-5. All confirmed UAP reports must now be sent to Air Force Intelligence, and reports by USAF personnel do not go to Project Blue Book. Fewer credible id tifi dt t Bl B k d th f k t t f f td t t Cd th UAP Archiver Full Fidelity Mode www.ufoscans.com