UAP Reported at Sandia Base, 1948-1950
DOW-UAP-D017 · page 26 of 116
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CONFIDENTIAL Summary of Sightings of Unknown Aerial Phenomena, 17th District CSU (cont) Number | Date | Time | Number of Observers | Reliability of Observers | General Area of Occurrence | Apparent Direction of Flight | Apparent Altitude | Course Horizontal to Vertical | Color | Train or Trail | Duration of Observation | Sound | Shape | Apparent Size | Apparent Speed | Manner of Disappearance | Evaluation 19 | 1949 30 Jan | 1755 | App 200 | Unk | Roswell, New Mexico | W to E | 2000' | Horizontal | Blue-green | | | None | | | Moving slowly | Disappeared to some. Disintegrated into shower of smaller lighted fragments | (1) 20 | 30 Jan | App 1800 | App 200 | Unk & R | Alamogordo, New Mexico | N to S | Angle of elev. 15°-30° from observer. | Gentle descent | Green | | 3 - 15 secs | None | Ball | | | Seemed to fizzle out | (1) 21 | 30 Jan | 1854 1900 | 10 | Unk | Ft. Worth, Texas | N to S | 13° above horizon | 30° downward from horizon | Green trailing sparks | Yes | 1 - 7 secs | None | | 1/3 size of full moon | | Disintegration | (1) 22 | 14 Feb | 1840 | 2 | Unk | Ganado, New Mexico | | Some- what above horizon | Stationary then fell in slight curve to W | Brilliant white slightly green color | Yes | | None | | | Stationary then fell in slight curve to W. | | (1) Page 4 CONFIDENTIAL NW 91526