U.S. Air Force Flying Discs File, 1952

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(i~- ■-, ••ci~ Unidentified obJect which tell in
vater ott O>t1n,nr-., JioT 50
Chief, Air ~cbn1cal
Dept ot the Air Force
Intelligence Center
Wr1gbt-Patteraon AFB
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Ma., Fournet/t:b/
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Ohio
l.. Refercxice recent report ot interriev With T/86'<, Eme17 Guz1 or WADC re­
gardina abOTe subject, on attempt baa been made to determine the feasibility or
requeatins an 1nTest1sat1on by the military 81ltboritiea on Okinawa. A ~dro­
gral)hic chart of the area (Incl. l) was obtained 1n order to stu~ the aoun41nsa.
-,.loweTer, a question arose onir the exact location.
On the aeronautical. cb&rt
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Incl. 2)., Sgt Guzi indicated the loct:.tion 11t the northermost point of the island
(Bedo-misak1 or Redo Saki), but on checking his sketch ase,1nat Incloaure 1, it
api,eara more probable that the location vas a.c~ Oltu since there 1a a 3.a&oon
there about l. t:lil.e Wide and a natiTe Till.age at the aouthern edge ot the l.:a8oon,
vhich seema to check with hia sketch.
2. Bequest Sgt Guzi be reinterrogated, using Inclosure l., to determine the
most probable l.ocatlon 1n question.
In eddition an attempt aboul.d be made to pin•
point the exact location at which obJect entered water.
3. I.t it tronspirea that the lB8oon at Oku is the proper location., it will
probab~ be i'esaible to investigate eince the water ie ve:q sboUov. 6bould it
be at Redo Saki, bowcTer, the depth or the vater will probably prohibit an inves­
tigation.
4 .
Request return ot Inclosurcs 1 ond 2 with repq.
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W-4r
Chief, Policy and Management Group
2 . Aero cht Okinawa
Otfioe, Depu~y Director for Estimat•s
IN.reot orate of Intell igence
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2 Incl.a: ( w / orig only)
l.. Hydro cht Okinawa
IttlAllw:fr~
Colonel, USAF
M/R is attached
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