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this statement. They also believe it significant that the Air
Force did not
return the negative of this print.
Following is a chronological summary of the reported events
which have occurred at Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
| June 1947 - |
Mr. W. R. Pressley photographed a flying object at Oak
Ridge, Tenn.
The street in the foreground has been identified as Illinois Avenue,
Oak Ridge, Tennessee. (Inclosure #8) |
| 20 June 1949 - |
At 1900 hours Mr. and Mrs E. H. Anderson and Mrs. John
A. White
sighted three objects at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, similar to SUBJECT.
(Inclosure #10) |
| 1,2,3,4,5,6, March 1950 - |
Mr. Stuart Adcock reported peculiar readings on
his "Ham Radar Scope. These objects reappeared at approximately the
same time of day which is similar to SUBJECT. (Refer: Summary of
Information, Subject; Unidentified Objects Over Oak Ridge Vicinity,
dated 6 March 1950.) |
| 12 October 1950 - |
2325 hours - Knoxville Airport Radar Unit indicated a
series of
unidentified targets over the restricted zone at Oak Ridge. (Incl[...]) |
| 12 October 1950 |
2341 Fighter aircraft was at the position of the radar
target
and made three perfect interceptions but could see nothing. (Incl[...] |
| 13 October 1950 - |
0000 to 0100 hours. Additional Radar plots as before.
(Incl. #1) |
| 13 October 1950 - |
hours. Major L. E. Ronigger, accompanied by his
daughter, heard
intermittent noises. (Inclosure #7) |
| 15 October 1950 - |
151? hours. Fighter plane made unsuccessful passes at a
good
radar target four (4) miles from the East Boundary (Kerr Hollow Ga[...]
Inclosure #4) |
| 15 October 1950 - |
1520 hours. SUBJECT seen at Kerr Hollow gate by
Troopers Rymer
and Zarzecki, Mr. Hightower, and Mr. Moneymaker. (Inclosures #3,[...] |
| 15 October 1950 - |
1520 hours. Radar scopes at McGhee-Tyson Airport
indicate
unidentified targets. (Inclosure #4) |
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