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A!R INTELUGEr^E INFORMATION REPORT*
''!<'' '' '' ^e''cV Intelligence Div, Intelligence
Dept. Wrig''-.t-Pattflrron AFB, Dayton. Ohio
A-2-
Unidentified Flying Object
Alabama, Georgia, and Virginia
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 20 December, I9U8                      CU and 26 July v
Robert R.   Sneider,  Captejin, U5AF                         U.   S.   Citizens
3roj.   "SIGN"  ltr,  ".-ept.  of'' the AT,  Hq IJ3AF.  dated 30 Dec U7  "Flying Discs"
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Detailed interrogations have been completed of persons reporting undeter-
mined flying objects in tne vicinity of Montgomery, Alabama, 2U and 26 ^July
between the.hours of 213O"-srfir*Q24.                                  ,.     .                            -
has been made of the compiled statements jsuvi tne other available
evidence of each individual1 interrogated. Ttie analysis was undertaken as only one
of 219 reported incidents with an objective of arriving towards a definite pattern
or trend in order to determine whether the objects reported were of domestic or
aJ^JLen origin, or a1 natural phenomena.
COMMENTS: Analysis of data under Incident iH1^ reveal-.? thnt four l-<
''a^e involved; one having occurred on 2^ JuJ.y ityiS and t!ie otcer-j on tho 2b July
A preponderence of Evidence i^ available to eyti.-.blish that in almofit till1 cases an
unidentified object wap_. seen within the t imoy rtoted ajvi on the Game dat> s over an
.extended area -oursruing a general courre ''Joutr..  Descripti^nc as to pire, aliape, color
anci movement1.1 are fairly consistent.          ''
APPR0TE1J):
. A. LLKTCLLYN
Major, U3AF  . ,
Actg Chief, Opera*ions Section
Tech Intelligence Division
Intelligence Department
/ROBERT ri
Captain,  UiAF
Project Officer
Special Projects Branch
,.^eclinical Intelligence Divipibn .
Intelligence Department
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W.  R.  CL1WGSRMAM
Colonel, USAF                        ''       ''
Crief,  Technical Intelligence Division
Intelligence Department
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