Declassified UFO / UAP Document

Incident #143 Sighting Report — Columbia, South Carolina

📍 Columbia, S.C. 🏛 Air Materiel Command 📄 Correspondence and Incident Report

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This document details the failed investigation of Incident #143 in Columbia, South Carolina, under Project SIGN. The witness was a transient who could not be located, and her landlady described her as unreliable.

This document file pertains to Incident #143, a reported sighting in Columbia, South Carolina, investigated under Project SIGN. The primary documentation consists of correspondence from the Headquarters of the 20th Fighter Wing to the Chief of Intelligence at the Air Materiel Command, dated August 20, 1948. The investigation into the incident was hampered by the fact that the primary witness, a female civilian, was a transient resident who had moved from her Columbia address in February 1948 without leaving a forwarding address. Major Charles W. Munsey of the 20th Fighter Wing attempted to contact the witness but was unsuccessful. Information regarding the witness was obtained from her former landlady, Mrs. Stokes. Mrs. Stokes indicated that the witness was not considered a very reliable source. Consequently, the official conclusion for Incident #143 is that no details concerning the incident could be obtained, and the case is marked as having insufficient data. The file also includes a summary table of sightings from September and October 1948, which lists various reports categorized by location, observer, and evaluation, including instances of balloons, meteors, and unidentified objects.

The above information was obtained from her landlady, Mrs. Stokes, who also added that in her opinion, the subject was not very reliable.

Official Assessment

No details concerning this incident have been obtained.

The witness was a transient resident who moved in February 1948 without leaving a forwarding address. The landlady, Mrs. Stokes, provided the information and noted that the witness was not very reliable.

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