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Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP81R00560R000100010001-0 NOTES: 1. For other examples of UFO sightings by General Mills balloon personnel, see J, J. Kaliszewski reports, Section VI. 2. Sample contributions to astronomy literature: Hess, Dr. Seymour L., ‘‘A Meteorological approach to the question of water vapor on Mars and the mass of the Martian atmos- phere,’’ Publications of the Astro- nomical Society of the Pacific, 60, 289, (1948). “‘Some Aspects of the Meteorology of Mars,’’ Journal of Meteorology, 7, 1, (1950). ‘“‘Blue Haze andthe Vertical Structure of the Martian Atmosphere,’ The Astrophysical Journal, 127, 743, (1958). 3. Ruppelt, Edward J,, The Report on Unidentified Flying Ob- jects, (Doubleday, 1956), p. 161. 4, Letter on file at NICAP. 5. Report on file at NICAP. 6. Ruppelt, Edward J., op. cit., p. 303; True, May 1954. 7. Air Force letter on file at NICAP. 8. Quotes taken from Capt. Hull’s report toJohnDuBarry, former associate editor of True magazine, published in CSI News- letter by a New York UFO group of which DuBarry is presi- dent. 9. Report on file at NICAP. 10. From U.S, Air Force Intelligence Report. 11.Chapman, Robert, London Evening News, December 21, 1955; Frame from movie film reproduced in RAF Flying Review, London, July 1957. 12,It is not known whether any of these reports have been pub- lished. 13. All quotes taken from unclassified U.S. Air Force Intelligence Report. Exact date, names, and location were deleted in ac- cordance with Air Force policy. 14.The average distance from the pilot’s face to the windscreen was determined to be 2.27 feet for the F-86-D Sabrejet, and about 2.50 feet maximum for most jets in operation at the time. The average pencil eraser is one-fourth of an inch in diameter. If the pilot’s face was 2.50 feet from the wind- screen, the diameter of the UFO was about 352 feet. Even allowing for appreciable error in the pilot’s estimation of size, the true size of the UFO would be well over 100 feet diameter. 15.Roerich, Nicholas, Altai-Himalaya, (Fred Stokes, N.Y., 1929), Part II, ppg. 361-362. Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP81R00560R000100010001-0