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• UNITED sTAt's GOVERNMENT
DATE:
August 6, 1947
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SUBJECT:
'4-LYING SAUCERS
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S~cial Agent s.w. Reynolds of the Liaison Section contacted
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Lieutenant Colo:ool c. P. L.:artin, Army Air Forces Intelligen:::e, inquiring
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about an article 'l'lhich app:3ared in the ~st Cc:ast rewspapers recently
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stating in substan:::e that an airplane carrying ~covered flying saucers
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crashed in r oute from Portlarrl, Oregon, to Los Angeles, Galiforni.a.
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Colo:ool ll:1.rtin advised !Jr. Reynolds that the only infornation
that has been received. by Headquarters of the Army Air Forces is that a
CIC Agent of the 4th Air Force\ Headqua..rters, Hamilton Field, San Fran:::isco,
ms kil:JJ3d in an airplane crash. The Headquarters of the Air Forces have been
advised that he was on a top secret mission.
Colonel llartin in::licated that he
was w::rler the impression that the CIC Agent was eith.er on route to or from an
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interview with Mr. Arnold m.o is ore of the in::lividuals who first saw ore of
the flying saucers.
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Colonel Martin stated that the Air Fo~~ve ~i~ilirormation
and m.ll recei ve nore until the report is receive~:t~il' thUtA,,.~ilo ~
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Colorel 1...artin suggested that the San Fran:::isco Field OffG
contact Colorel..~j
Springer, 1-iaadquarters 4th Air Force~, Hamilton Field, San Francisco, who Y l.r"'
unioubtedly would be able to furnish the details regarding this matter mrich
are at tnis t ime unknown by the Headquarters of the Air Forces. Colonel J.artin
pointed out to 1.ir. Raynolds, ho;.ever, that it was his belief that no flying
saucers have been recovered but thaj, it ..as merely an attem12t 1;o reinter'vlew
an individual vho~viously had re~ted seeing ore of the flying saucers:­
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