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Scans matching “Chiles”10 scans

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  Captain Chiles's signed witness statement Scan

  USAF Blue Book file, via The UFO Database ·from The Chiles-Whitted Encounter (1948)

  Mr. Eastern Air Lines Miami, Fla. The following is a report of an unidentified aircraft which was sighted by and me, as we were twenty miles southwest of Montgomery, Ala. July 24, 1948, as we were on Eastern's trip 576. At 2:45 A. M. we were cruising at 5,000 feet when there came, what looked like a…

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  Project Sign teletype to National Airlines, 2 August 1948 Scan

  USAF Blue Book case file, via Project 1947 ·from The Chiles-Whitted Encounter (1948)
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  Atlanta Journal headline, 25 July 1948 Scan

  The Atlanta Journal, via Project 1947 ·from The Chiles-Whitted Encounter (1948)
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  First Officer John B. Whitted's sketch of the object for Project Sign Scan

  Project Sign / Blue Book case file, via Project 1947 ·from The Chiles-Whitted Encounter (1948)
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  Chiles and Whitted using their arms to show the angle of the object, 1948 Scan

  The Atlanta Journal, 1948 ·from The Chiles-Whitted Encounter (1948)
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  Captain Clarence S. Chiles's sketch of the object, drawn at the Henry Grady Hotel, Atlanta, 26 July 1948 Scan

  Project Sign / Blue Book case file, via Project 1947 ·from The Chiles-Whitted Encounter (1948)
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  2011 researcher email on event time and meteor trajectory (thumbnail) Scan

  Richard F. Haines papers, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming ·from The Chiles-Whitted Encounter (1948)
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  Flying magazine, July 1950, page 57 Scan

  Flying magazine ·from Chicago & Southern Airlines DC-3 porthole disc, Hazen, Arkansas (1950)

  THE FLYING SAUCERS- FACT OR FICTION? By CURTIS FULLER Editor of FLYING When observers as experienced as airline pilots say they've seen strange objects in the sky, they deserve a respectful hearing. THE night of March 31, 1950, was dark and clear. The Chicago and Southern Air Lines DC-3 had taken of…

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  Flying magazine, July 1950, page 59 Scan

  Flying magazine ·from Chicago & Southern Airlines DC-3 porthole disc, Hazen, Arkansas (1950)

  Flying Saucers (Continued from page 17) of the accounts are more interesting and inexplicable than those described in this article, but we have confined this to only four reports. All involve sightings by airliner crews—in each case by both pilots and copilots. We have confined the descriptions of s…

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  Farmington Daily Times, 22 February 1950: "Scientists Tracked Flying Saucer Over New Mexico". Scan

  Farmington Daily Times, via The Living Sky ·from The Farmington Saucer Armada (1950)

  Scientists Tracked Flying Saucer Over N.M. Navy Man Tells Of Tracking This newspaper has been granted permission to reprint an art clea appearing in the book "How Scientists tracked a Flying Saucer." The article is written by Commander Robert B. McLaughlin, U. S. Navy. The article deals with an occu…