U.S. Air Force Flying Discs File, 1952

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SECURITY INFOIW.ATION
Revrln 29 Aug 52
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(Unclassified) Unidentif'ied Flying Objects Reporting
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Assistant Chief of Staf.f,
Dept of the Air Force <2 - SEP 1952col. Cook/56548
G-2, Depa~ent of the Army Hq, US.AF
Washingi;on 25, D. C.
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1. Attached for your information and action considered appropriate is a copy of }
Air Force Letter Number 200-5, dated 29 April 1952 which expresses the .Air Force in-
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terest in unidentified !lying objects and provides for a reporting procedure.
2. To assist the Air•Force in collecting intonnation on this subject, it would
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e appreciated if such data as may cane to the attention of Army personnel on unident­
!i.i'ied flying objects could be reported to the Air Force rapidly and substantially as
':oUtlined in paragraph Sc and 8e of attached letter.
3. Contents of attachment may- be used in any manner you desire for the issuance
of instructions on the reporting of unidentified flying objects.
4. The instructions in this camnmication supersede thos: contained in AFOIN
Letter dated 18 September 1950, subject, Reporting o.f Infomation on Unconventional
Aircraft, with one incl.owre.
FOR THE CHIEF OF ST.AFP:
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