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TSNAD—2B/AG/bk 25 August 19)7 rn t \ P DECLASSIFIED Ww ‘$\ SUBJECT: Flying Saucer, Authority A NND 90986 TOs Commanding General Army fir Forces Washington 25, De Ce ATIN: AC/AS@#2 Lt Col George Garrett ; : : “See l. The specimens of an alleged "Flying Saucer" brought to this Command by Colonel H, M. MeCoy, which were obtained by the FBI and given te IteCol Garrett, were examined to determine their connection, if any, with the soecalled “Flying Saucers", or any project at AMG, Wright Field. The specimens were carefully examined by both tectmicians of the Analysis Division (T-2) and Electronics Sub-division (T#3), The latter organization stated that these specimens definitely had no connection whatsoever with the "Mogul" project nor with any other research and devele opment project of this Command, 2.6 It is also the opinion of this Command that these specimens have no connection with the so-called "Flying Saucer" or "Disc", These specimens, therefore, are considered as part of a hoax that could be per~ petrated by most anyone seeking publicity or for any other reasons. 3. ## The specimens shown in the attached photograph include frage ments of an undeterminable shape made from plaster of paris or similar ceramic and containing some electrical resistance wire for measurement or heating purposes. The condition of the ceramic indicates that the resistance wire was heated electrically at one time or another. These fragments could not be connected with any AMC project. The other articles at the top of the photograph reading from left to right are identify follows: . & An outmoded type of magnetic speaker diaphragm inum alloy, manufactured by The Nathaniel Baldwin Company of Salt Lake City, Jtah, which was first patented May 1, 1910. This article cannot be connected with any AMC project. Ds The second and third erticles are bakelite coil forms CORDED