U.S. Air Force Flying Discs File, 1952

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SECURITY INFORMATION
AFOIN-lil/Maj Ha.rlw/7lo67/ht/26 Aug 52
Rewrtn AFOIN-1/Col Cook/sr/ 56548/29 Aug 52
2- SEP 19~2
APOIN
Ml!MllWIDUM FOR:
THE DIR9;TOR OF NAVAL DiTELLIGmCE
SUBJECT:
(Uncll,.asitied) Unidentified Fl.y1ng Objects Reporting
1. Attached for your in.tomation and action considered appro­
priate is a copy or Air Force Letter Number 200-5, dated 29 April
1952 which expresses the Air Poree interest 1n uni.denti.tied .!.lying
objects and provides ror a. reporting procedure.
2. 'lo assist the Air Force 1n collecting :intomation on this
subject, it would be appreciated it' such data as ~
cane to the
attention ot Naval penonnel. on unidentified f1Yin£ objects coul.d
be roported to t he Air Force rapidly and substantiall.Y as outlined
in paragraph 8c and Se or attached l etter.
3. Contents of attachme."'l.t may be used m arq- manner you desire
!or t he issuance of instructions on the reporting of uni.dentilied
fl.ying objects.
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The instructions in t bie caanunication supersede those con­
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tained in AFODl Letter dated 18 September 19.50, subject, Repcrting
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of Information on Unconventional. Aircraft,
FOR THE CHIEF OF STAFF:
~'JRGE E. PERRY
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('n1one.l, USAF
AFL 200-5 Q
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Policy & W.ano e~eut
Directorate or
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SECURITY INFORMAiION