342_HS1-416511228_319.1 Flying Discs 1949
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~uthj}')j~ ~u/<,) Ltr to CG TS fr Hq, 214, ~ ? ~u~j : as emi-Monthly Intelligence Summary" moving from east north east to west south west at an estimated speed of 4200 miles per hour, this speed was determined by means of triangulation, the sub stance was observed at a relative bearing of approximately 45 degrees to the heading of the aircraft at a distance of 30 miles, substance disappeared from view approximately one minute after first sighting at a relative bearing of approximately 160 degrees . The substance was traveling in a straight line and was definitely white, a three quarter moon made visibility excellent. No sketches or photographs are available. The above informat on wa ent by radio from the 514th to the Continental eat her Viing, Tin¥er ir, prce Base, Oklahoma. ( 1 Incl: 1. Radar Scope Diagram 11~- THOMA"'. S. MOOR AN J R. COL. USAF COMMANDI NG