July 3, Northern Idaho
This interesting report describes the landing, seen by a family of ten in Northern Idaho, of eight huge objects. This report should have been among those in the Air Force files because it had been reported to intelligence officers from the Spokane Army Air Base, and an intensive air search was carried out by two missions of the National Guards 116th Fighter Group. Local sheriffs deputies also made a ground search, but since no apparent trace of the objects was found, a report was probably never forwarded to Wright Field in Dayton. (Bloecher)
This interesting report describes the landing, seen by a family of ten in Northern Idaho, of eight huge objects. This report should have been among those in the Air Force files because it had been reported to intelligence officers from the Spokane Army Air Base, and an intensive air search was carried out by two missions of the National Guards 116th Fighter Group. Local sheriffs deputies also made a ground search, but since no apparent trace of the objects was found, a report was probably never forwarded to Wright Field in Dayton. (Bloecher)
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Thursday July 3, 1947, St Maries, Idaho.
Mrs. Walter Johnson of Dishman, Idaho,
observed eight saucers land on a mountainside near St. Maries, Idaho.
The saucers came into view at an extreme speed traveling south to north
and then fluttered like leaves to the ground. The event was witnesses
by ten persons.
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NARA-PBB1-810 |
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NARA Blue Book
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| Roll Description : |
Project Blue Book
Roll 1 |
Frame 810