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<>Know what this AFBIR-CO is???
Fran,
This is interesting and quite a
coincidence. You sent the temporary files:
Check out the report to Headquarters
Tactical Air Command below (3rd page down), written on the page
is: Recieved AFBIR-CO
" July 47
June 28 [26?], 1947. Maxwell AFB, Montgomery, Alabama (BBU)
9:20-9:45 p.m. 4 AAF officers including 2 pilots and 2
intelligence officers, Capt. W. H. Kayko, Capt. J. H. Cantrell, Capt.
Redman, 1st Lt. T. Dwwey, saw a bright light just above the SW horizon
travel towards them in a zigzag with bursts of high speed, when
directly overhead it made a sharp 90° turn and lost to view in the
S [SW?]. 25-mins. (Ruppelt p. 19; FOIA; FUFOR Index; Bloecher 1967)
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June 28, 1947, Maxwell Field, Montgomery, Alabama (BBU)
Time: 2120 CST.
Observers: Capt. Wilson H. Kayko
Capt. John H. Cantrell
1st Lt. Theodore Dewey
Capt.
Redman, Randolph, Field, Texas
Number of objects: 1
Time in sight: Over 5 minutes
Direction of flight: Changing-zig-zag course
Tactics: Traveled with frequent bursts of speed in a
zig-zag course
One report sent to Assistant Chief of Staff, A-2
Headquarters Tactical Air Command
Langley Field, Virginia
Recieved AFBIR-60
" July 47 "
| PAGE INFO | |
 Page ID (PID) : |
MAXW-PBB2-837 |
| Collection : |
Maxwell Blue Book
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| Roll Description : |
Project Blue Book
Roll 2 |
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Frames 837 - 846
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