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by the Air Force inasmuch as commercial or military
pilots are ezperienced in the air and are not
expected to see objects which are entirely imaginative.
In each of these instances, the individual who reports
the sighting is thoroughly interviewed by a representative
of Air Intelligence so that a complete description of
the object sighted can be obtained.
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for which_there is additionpl c~rrQ.koration, sucn as
recording by radar._or si httn
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Comman<ler 73oy"d aahlsea7 ha this latter classification
constitutes two or three per cent of the total number
o/ sightings, but that they are the most credible
reports received and are difficult to ezplain.
Some
of these sightings are originally reported from the
ground, then are observed by pilots in the air and then
are picked up by radar instruments.
He stated that in
these instances there is no doubt that these individuals
reporting the sightings actually did see something in
the s~y.
However, he explained that these objects could
still be natural phenomena and still could be recorded
on radar if there was some electrical disturbance in the
sky.
He stated that the flying saucers are most frequently
o~_-servJLd~in areas wnere _:!Eere i (:.ft.eavu a-ir tra.ff1c, such as
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New rork City.
He advised, '"however, that
some ~eports gre recei~ed ~om otheI IL,arts o.t. the_ country
covering the entire United tates and that sigbtin9a baUS-a.2..,,o
recent~ be~n re orted as jar dista~t as Acapulco, Jlexico;
Korea
ng_z,;_,w.g J/orocoo.
He advised that tae sfwitings
reported i,n_ i e last_ clas_sijication have never been sat'i,sfactoriJ.y
e6
1a1ned.
He pointed out~ ~oweuer, that it is still possible
t t
hesi o,biects,;nay be a natural
henoaenon or some type
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of atmosphertcal disturbance.
fie adv sed that it is not
eni'fPeTjTlmpossfoTe °fha~ the objects sighted..JMIU possibly be
ships l!:om a~ot~ r plan:t such as J/ars.
He advised that at
the p esen~ t m there is nothfn.9 to substantiate this theory
~t th~ _pQa§)_bjlitu is not being over1o6ie ;- He stateij that
Tr Intell'l,gence is jairly certain that~ ese objects are not
ships or missiles from another nation in this world.
Commander
Boyd advised that intense research ts being carried on presently
by Air Intelligence,and at the present time when credible
reportings of s'l,ghtings are received, the Air Force is attempting
in each instance to send up jet interceptor planes in order to