U.S. Air Force Flying Discs File, 1952

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APPEARED APPROX AS LONG AS THEY WERE WIDE AND THI N. C.
APPEARED IDENTICAL
IN SHAPE. D.
12 TO 14 OBJEDTS. E.
ALL APPEARED LIGHT COLOR. F.
NO
OPINION.
G. APPEARED TO HAVE SAME TYPE OF MOTI ON EKCEPT FOR ONE Ol3J'lOOT
WHICH REVERSED ITS COURSE.
H.
DISAPPEARED FROM VIEW BY MOVING OtJI' OF
RANGE OF EYESIGRr.
10. NO FILTERS USED. ll. ONE LOW HI LL 2 OR 3 MILES
TO RIGffl' OF US HWY 30 DASH S Wl'l'H OBSERVER FACING NORTH.
LOCATED
APPROX 10 VII.ES NORI'H TREMONTON, UTAH.
12. OTHE$ PERSONS SIGHTIN!I OBJ&:TS
WERE:
l!RS. D. C. NEWHOUSE, WIFE:
DELBERT C. NE#HOUSE, J R, SON, AGE 14:
/~
ANNE N&iHOUSE, DAUGHTER, AGE "L"' .
WHOLE NEWHOUSE FAMILY INCLUDED IN INTm-
VI'Em. 13. CPO NEWHOUSE AND FAMIIX HAVE NEVER SIGHl'ED UNIDENTIFIED FLilNG
OBJEDTS BEFORE.
NEWHOUSE STATED THAT HE NEVER BELIEVED HE WOUID J OI N
RANKS OF THOSE REPORTING SUCH OBJEDTS PRI OR TO THIS OBSERVATI ON.
CPO
NEWHOUSE AND MRS . NE'wHOUSE APPEARED TO BE EXTR.Fl{ELY HONEST AND RELIABLE
PERSONS .
CPO NfflHOUSE STATED HE HAS BEEN IN THE NAVAL SERVICE FOR OVER
19 !EARS
TH SERVICE AS A COMMISSI ONED OFFICER DURING WW 2.
NEifflOUSE
IS GRADUATE OF NAVAL PHarOGRAPHIC SCHOOL IN 1935 AND CLAD.IB OVER 1000
HOURS IN THE AIR AS A PHO'IOORAPHER ON ACTUAL AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH MISSIONS.
N'EWOOUSE ALSO DOES CONS lDERABLE GROUND PHOTOGRAPHY.
IT IS BELIEVED ?mVHCUSE
COUID BE CLASSIFIED AS AN EKPERr PHOTOGRAPHER.