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3. Local flight schedules of commercial, private and m111tary a1rcra!t flying in vicinity at the
time.
(Check Canadian activity 1f close to that border.)
4. Possible releases of testing devices 1n vicinity sent aloft by Ordnance, Navy, Air Force,
Army, Weather Units, Research Organizatlons or any other.
5. If object contacted earth, obtain soil samples within and without depression or spot where
object landed (and then presumably departed) for purpose of making comparison of solls.
6. I! object came sufficiently near other aircraft or known objects check surfaces with Gelger
counters for possible radioactivity. Make comparisons with other unaffected alrcr att objects, etc.
7. Obtain photographs (or original negatives) where available; if not, secure sketches of:
a. Object.
b. Surrounding terrain where observed.
c. Place wher e it contacted earth (if this happened).
d. Maneuvers.
e. Formation 1f objects were more than two.
8. Secure s igned statement.
9.
Obtain fragments or physical evidence where possible.
10. Was any radio antenna to be observed, Le., (any projections or extentions that might presum­
ably be construed as such),
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C. P. CABELL
Major General, USAF
Director of IntelHgence, Office of
Deputy Chief of Sta!f, Operations
DISTRIBUTION:
Commanding Generals, Major Air Commands,
ZI and Overseas
All United States Air Attaches
Director of Central Intell1gence
Special Assistant for Research and Intelllgence,
Department of State
Director of IntelHgence, GSUSA
Chief of Naval Intelligence
Commandant (INT), United States Coast Guard
Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation
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