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Unidentified Flying Objects Reports
Defense Intelligence Agency · 140 pages · text by OCR
This Defense Intelligence Agency release gathers Army and Air Force intelligence reports on unidentified flying objects from several countries. It contains translated Finnish Border Guard reports of glowing spheres and lights seen near the Soviet border, a Costa Rica sighting near Puntarenas, and Afghan news items from 1959 on bright objects over Kandahar, Mazar-i-Sharif and Kabul. Other reports describe objects over Kuldja in Sinkiang, China. A 1969 OSI report from Nakhon Phanom, Thailand concludes that a pilot's ground sighting was probably a religious procession carrying ceremonial drums.
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- p. 4 …Border Guard.
more lights is the sky.
c Overflights by Russian aircraft.
ANO area
The general…
- p. 10 …Alfred C. Benn, while traveling on the Pan American Highway in the vivinity of Puntarenas reported…
- p. 12 …U.S.C. Secs. 793 and 794, the transposition of revelation of which is any manner…
- p. 15 …14 Nov 50
C I I N ( S I N T I N C ) - A N…
- p. 17 …WORLD C
> Email: Report No. 2026 (2 eps)
ATTORNEY:
JAMES SHEE
JAMES C. SHEE,
Ambassador, Consul…
- p. 22 …Maj C. P. Benedict
SHOT Roland T. Kelley
SHOT Frederick Q. Riese
L4, Rasavi
2 Iranian…
- p. 26 …The day in the 60°C resident at 22:00 is extremely cold at 16°09…
- p. 29 …the encyclopa-
tion, Title II, U.S.C., Seas. 793 and 794, the incorporation or constitution…
- p. 30 …SHEE
JAVES C. SHEE,
Colonel, General Staff,
U.S. Army Lieutenant Officer.
- p. 36 …DIRM 1 A 3 A, 4 A 2 b (2), 4 A 3 C, 4 A…
- p. 37 …which could be expected of an aircraft.
c. On 19 June there was a re-occurrence…
- p. 42 …SOURCE C INFORMATION 2
7. SOURCE: Press
5. SUMMARY:
(U) This report concerns information condensed from…
- p. 44 …SOURCE C INFORMATION 3 13. PREPARED BY: HOWARD W. SLATON, Col., USAF
8. SOURCE: Press 14…
- p. 47 …Title 18, U.S.C., Sec. 793, and 794. The transmission or the revelation of its…
- p. 54 …SOURCE C INFORMATION 4 7. SOURCE: Press
16. SUMMARY: On 8 April 1966, an unidentified object…
- p. 55 …SOURCE C INFORMATION 3
SOURCE: DIRM 4.E.
SUMMARY: Report briefly describes recent sightings of flying…
- p. 58 …CARLOS C.
- p. 61 …SOURCE C INFORMATION 3
SOURCE: Local press
- p. 63 …SOURCE C INFORMATION 3
SOURCE: Local Press
- p. 72 …I had derived from the U.F.C. grid system which to me, proves it must…
- p. 78 …FINDLER AND FIRST OFFICER WAIT N.A.C. SIGNED U.F.O. EAST OF MT EGMONT…
- p. 81 …KOS-KUDUK (UL9028)
SLAVJANKA (VI6000) U/I Flying Object; Construction Site
C NUMBER:
DATE OF INFORMATION…
- p. 92 …asunto sobre los
jo control de la C
blema, quodaba
más colocado baj
de secreto militar…
- p. 120 …SOURCE C INFORMATION 4
9. SOURCE: National Airway Corporation
Pilot Capt B. L. Cathie
- p. 125 …7 1^{\circ}-\mathrm {H A M O N I C} \cdot 4 9 7 1…
- p. 132 …SOURCE C INFORMATION
7. SOURCE: National Airways Corporation Pilot
Captain B. L. Cathie
16. EVALUATION OF…
- p. 133 …THIS EQUALS $ E = \left( c + \sqrt{\frac{1}{c}} \right) c^{2} $
THIS MAKES ' M ' OR…
- p. 134 Further if we square both sides of the equation
then harmonic $E^2 = \text{harmonic } C…
- p. 137 …ir OSI USAF 4
p Dir OSI (PACAF)(CINC-
C-J21-2) 5
p Ch, JUSMAGTHAI…
- p. 139 …at the time to substantiate that possibility.
c. During November and early December, radar gear in…
three stateless residents of the KULDJA area, the one who had noticed the international rail stations being a very poor judge of distance and incapable of providing even a value description of KULDJA airfield or of any building or aircraft upon it. The observer of the flying objects described in pars 3 was an illiterate peasant woman
## 1. stations near NIDVA airfield
to rail stations on the outer strings of WIDEN airfield. (n
about two kilometres to the east and the other about two kilometres
to the east of the airfield buildings. The latter was standing on a low plateau
from the platform on which the airfield lay by a narrow, murky valley.
in the at times were identical and even consisted of a single-storeyed brick building with a flat roof and ground dimensions of about fifteen by fifteen metre. Flanking each building there was a pair of seven masts about twenty-five metre apart. But just was about twenty metre high. In the direction of a casual observer the antenna at each station consisted of seven apart from each other by four or five crosspieces or maps. In the natural manner the wires were interrupted in the middle.
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and tailed up in some suburbs, on the banks of the
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