John Company

U.S. Air Force Analysis of Flying Objects in the United States, 1-100

DOW-UAP-D087 · page 35 of 253

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Capt R. J. Smith, Val Pilot, observes to Submarine crew that he and the entire crew of the westbound Val plane now rise flying away. Brett, Local. At first he saw 8 discs flying which appeared to be a "loose formation." They called Party Narrow, Stewardess, to the crew. It to verify that they were actually seeing the discs. She saw them too. Then they now 4 more of them, three cluster together, and a fifth flying by itself, going off in the distance.

Capt Smith described them as follows:

5 "something" which were "the ones at the bottom and range, see rise on too." Silhouetted against sunset exactly other the place took off at 10:15. "We saw them clearly," reported the crew. Then in a northward direction for about 10 miles. Finally they all came up. They were probably to fall other the other side or at inter too.

He couldn't see the shape "we can't see, well or not really else," But they were there, they were at about 100 ft. they were "very close."

Location: Corvallis, where the P-100.