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This NICAP compilation gathers National Military Command Center memoranda, DDO updates and OPREP-3 messages from October and November 1975 reporting unidentified helicopters and low-flying aircraft near weapons storage areas at Loring AFB, Maine and Wurtsmith AFB, Michigan, plus radar and visual UFO contacts at Malmstrom AFB, Montana. Pursuit attempts by an Army National Guard helicopter and a KC-135 tanker failed. The file also includes a 1976 USDAO Tehran report on an F-4 encounter, 1965 Blue Book statistics and an American Meteor Society fireball form.

  • p. 1 …CJCS(5) CSA PA REP DJS(3) CNO WEST HEM DESK J-30 CSAF NWSB J…
  • p. 3 ## WEST HEM ## APB PENETRATION At approximately 290100 EST Oct. 75, one unidentified helicopter was sighted 300…
  • p. 15 …CJCS(5) CSA PA REP DJS(3) CNO WEST HEM DESK J-30 CSAF NWSB J…
  • p. 27 …BUT AS THEY CIRCLED OFF TO THE WEST OF THE AREA THEY PICKED UP A VERY…
  • p. 29 …Sightings had turned west, increased speed to 150 knots. Two tracks were apparent on height-finder…
  • p. 31 …ANALYSIS (U) In future UFO sightings, the WEST HEM Desk Officer will initiate telephone requests to…
  • p. 32 …The West Hem Desk Officer will act as the control officer for temperature inversion analysis requests…
  • p. 34 …Brigadier General, USAF Deputy Di DDO ADDO Deputy Director for CCOC Operations (NMCC) West Hem . PA…
  • p. 35 …with a reddish tint, moving east to west. Personnel were located at separate locations on top…
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

Subject: Unidentified Flying Object Sighting

1. At 310805 received phoncon from AFOC: MG Lane, CG, Armanent and Development Test Center, Eglin AFB, Florida called and reported a UFO sighting from 0430 EST to 0600 EST. Security Policemen spotted lights from what they called a UFO near an Eglin radar site.

2. Photographs of the lights were taken. The Eglin Office of Instruction has made a press release on the UFO. 3. The temperature is

3. The temperature inversion analysis indicated no significant temperature inversion at Eglin AFB at that time. The only inversion present was due to radiation from the surface to 2500 feet. The Eglin surface conditions were clear skies, visibility 10-14 miles, calm winds, shallow ground fog on the runway, and a surface temperature of 44 degree F.

FRED A. TREY2

DISTRIBUTION:

Brigadier General, USAF Deputy Di

DDO

ADDO

Deputy Director for

CCOC

Operations (NMCC)

West Hem .

PA

AFOC

J-30

J-32

Cases discussed

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