U.S. Air Force Flying Discs File, 1952

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SJC\m.tTY IN?ORJUTIOI
areaa are eDJDined. the abaence of singeing under the told suggests the
poeaibilit7 that the~ was not being worn on the head when the eingein&
took place. It was noted that thia fold •smoothed out• when t he cap vaa
placed on the head.
As to what might haTe caused the burned holes in the cap• you are
adTised that on the cap bill there vai noted an area of particular aigni­
fioance which has been circled with a pencil mark.
In this circle 1a a
burned area approximately 1/321 in diameter. It is belieTed to be too
small to have been caused singularly and intentionally by Kr. DeaTergers.
!he appearance ofthe small burned spot suggests the poasiblit7 that a small
glowing e':llber of s o?:?e kind, very hot but containing a amall amount of heat,
because of its size. tell on the cap bill, causing burns in two of the
threads after which the gloving ember cooled off and tell off the cap bill.
8Jec1men Ql is being returned to 7ou herewith.
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