UAP Reported at Sandia Base, 1948-1950
DOW-UAP-D017 · page 41 of 116
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CONFIDENTIAL Summary of Sightings of Unknown Aerial Phenomena, 17th District OSI (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 101 | 1949 10 Aug | 2200 2230 | 1 | Unk | Camp Hood, Texas | S to N | 30° above horizon | Level flight | White w/yellow trail | Yes | 1 - 2 secs | None | Oval | Size of shooting star | 300 mph or faster | Faded out | (3) 102 | 10 Aug | 2240 | 1 | Unk | Camp Hood, Texas | N to S | 8,000' or more | Straight flight with gradual incline | Light red diminishing to light yellow | Yes | 2 - 3 secs | None | Round w/jagged trail | Much larger than evening star | | Burned up and disintegrated | (3) 103 | 11 Aug | 2030 2045 2052 2105 0010 | Sev | Unk | Camp Hood, Texas | N to S | 45 - 60° above horizon | Generally a level flight | White | Yes | 3 - 5 secs | None | Flash like a rocket or training flare | Star size | Faster than any plane observed | Went out like a light | (3) 104 | 12 Aug | 0010 | 2 | Unk | Killeen Base, Texas | Due W in arc | 45° above horizon | Straight & level flight w/ascent descent describing arc | Bluish white | Yes | 10 secs | None | Broken circle resembling signal flare | Head size | | Sudden disappearance | (3) Page 19 CONFIDENTIAL NW 91526