U.S. Air Force Analysis of Flying Objects in the United States, 101-172

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UEIDENT IFIED FLYING OBJECTS
Incid-mt # ]&llJ 117
1 .
Doto
7 ~
1's
2 .
Time
15(:() to 1700
3.
Locat i on
Memphis, Tenn.
4.
Ha.mo of obser vor
Miss Jem B~. Housekeeper et nt al (aee other side)
5.
Occupation of ob9or vor
Housekeeper
6.
J,ddr css of obsorvor
253 W. Waldorf Ave., Me!TKJhie, Tenn.
7.
Pla co of obsc r vtition
Memphis,Tann.
8.
Number of objects
50 or Eo
9.
Distanco of objoct fr om obsor vor
N/S
10.
TiMo in sight
N/S
11 .
.Altitudo
extremely high
12.
Speed
faster than SDY' aircraft witDesses had ever seen
13 .
Direction of fli ~ht
easterly
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Tactics
15.
Sou.ed
16.
Size
Color
18.
Shcpo
Most traveled in straight line altr.o some of them
zig-z~ed.
None
Very small
shiny - like bright aluminum
unknomi - possibly like meteor
19.
Odor dotoctod
N/S
20.
Appa rent construction
S/S
21.
Exhaust trails
Some objects ~emed to haTe a silvery tail
which might have been exhaust
22 .
WoE!_tj'lor conditions
CAVU, wind: 330 to 3qoo, 15 MPH at surface 1ncreaa4ig
to 66 MPH at 20,0CO; au-face teJJi>: 72°: dew point 43° relative humidity~
23.
Eff oct on clouds 1/S
24.
Skotchcs or photographs Bom
25.
l,lannor of disappoarenco
N/S
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