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Project Blue Book case file, Chiles-Whitted (PDF)

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This Project Blue Book case file, released through The Black Vault, collects records on the 24 July 1948 sighting by two Eastern Airlines pilots of a wingless object about 20 miles southwest of Montgomery, Alabama. It contains teletype replies from military bases reporting no aircraft movements, a 1948 Project Sign special investigation report with an interview of a Robins Air Force Base witness, and a December 1948 intelligence report. It also includes newspaper extracts, a Harvard College Observatory letter and Hynek's Project Grudge evaluation index.

  • p. 12 …Cassidy Title PROJECT "SIGN" Character of Case Special Investigation ## SYNOPSIS 1. Basis for investigation: At 1020…
  • p. 15 …Project "SIGN" CHARACTER: Special Investigation DATE: 9 Sep 1948 FILE NO: 333.5 (24-1) DETAILS…
  • p. 16 …Project "SIGN" CHARACTER: Special Investigation DATE: 9 Sep 48 FILE NO: 333.5 (24-1) DETAILS…
  • p. 17 …Project "SIGN" CHARACTER: Special Investigation DATE: 9 Sep 43 FILE NO: 333.5 (24-1) DETAILS…
  • p. 18 …Project "SIGN" CHARACTER: Special Investigation DATE: 9 Sep 48 FILE NO: 333.5 (24-1) DETAILS…
  • p. 25 …AMEIDER Captain, USAF Project Officer Special Projects Branch Technical Intelligence Division Intelligence Department APPROVED: R. CLINGZVAN…
  • p. 26 …SUBJECT Intelligence Report - Project "SIGN" DATE COMMENT NO. TERU: MCIAO 2 Dec 48 1 TO: MCIAT…
  • p. 27 …Project "Sign" - Transmittal of Intelligence Report TO: Office of the Chief of Naval Operations Washington 25…
  • p. 36 …Llewellyn, Project "SIGN" Officer, Mr. A. Deyermond, Technical Assistant to Col Clingerman, Mr. A. C. Loedding…
  • p. 80 …Maj Llewelyn Reference your radio note of 29 July 1948 regarding Project "SIGN". was relieved from…
  • p. 94 …Llswellyn, Project "SIGN" Officer, Mr. A. Deyermond, Technical Assistant to Col Clingerman, Mr. A. C. Loedding…
  • p. 98 …USAF Project Officer Special Projects Branch Operations Section Technical Intelligence Division Intelligence Department ## APPROVED: ## APPROVED: Chief…
  • p. 110 …Project "SIGN" Gentlemen: Any cooperation you may give will be greatly appreciated. Correspondence should be marked…
  • p. 111 …Project "SIGN". With reference to your letter of August 5, 1948, your office symbol ICIANO-3…
  • p. 112 …Project "SIGN", addressed to the Regional Administrator, Civil Aeronautics Administration, Chicago, Illinois. Enclosed please find copies…
TITLE: RIGHTING OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT; CHARACTER: SPECIAL IFEQUITY CONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT; FILE TO: 24-186; DATE: 2 November 1949

STATIJS

## AT HARIZETTA A79, GEORGIA

1. At approximately 1400 hours, 6 October 1949, Captain Eastern Air Lines, Atlanta, Georgia, stated that he had seen an unidentified flying object on 23 July 1948, which he assumed to be a secret type UNAF aircraft, and reportedame to the Eastern Air Lines Public Relations Representatives and Safety Board Officials.

On 6 October 1949, Captain , 1729, in Atlanta, Georgia, was interviewed and supplied the following data:

Data of lighting

23 July 1948

Time of sighting

0340 hours

Place of sighting

30 to 50 miles southwest of Montgomery, Alabama. Observer's position was from the cockpit of an Eastern Air Liner D-3 at ap proximately same altitude an unidentified flying object.

Number of objects

one (1)

Celestial phenomena

None.

Distance of object from observer

Observer had forward and going away view from about 2 to 3 miles distance.

Time in sight

5 to 8 seconds

Appearance of object

A double-decked oiger shape fur- selge, illuminated thru apparent port-holes, resembling a D- C 6 without wings in size and appear- ance.

Direction of flight

Northeast to southwest.

sation of maneuvers

Object appeared to be traveling in straight and level flight at same altitude but to the right and in an opposite direction to

- MEGRADED AT 3 YEAR INTERVIEW;

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED AFTER 12 YEARS

Cases discussed

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