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342_HS1-416511228_319.1 Flying Discs 1949
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BRIEF. (Here enter careful summary of report, containing substence succinctly stated; include important facts, names, places, dates, etc.)
POSSIBLE METEOROLOGICAL OR CELESTIAL PHENOMENA.
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A manifestation of luminous energy was observed on the night of
8 April 1949 passing over the U.S. Naval Operating Base, Kodiak,
Alaska.
HOTEs This information is as of 8 April 1949.
SPECIAL NOTEs Inasmuch as the Intelligence File Index, 1948 Fdition, does
not contain an index relative to celestial or meteorolozical
phenomena, as related in this report, no Index Guide Number has
been incorporated.
ENCLOSURE s (A)Photostatic copy of a drawing made by Paul Herring indicating
course of atmospheric disturbance on & April 1949.
1. Deputy UoS. Marshal Paul HERRING, Kodiak, Alaska, reported to the Intelli-
gence Officer on-11 April 1949 that he observod a celestial manifestation cross-
ing the sky above the U.S, Naval Opereting Base, Kodiak, Alaska, 8 April 1949 at
e@pproximately 2050 hours. According to Mr. HERRING, he saw a flaming greenish-
blue object plummet across the sky at an altitude of 2,500 feet at an estimated
speed of 1,600 miles per hour. This disturbance, steted Mr. HERRING, was first
observed above Anton Larson Bay, (See Enclosure (A)), moving from West to East on
@ course that approximately paralleled the East<‘iest runways of the U.S. Yaval
Air Station, Kodiak, Alaska, and was visible for approximately 15 soconds when the
flame disappeared in the vicinity of Puffin Island, Chiniek Bay. Im the opinion
of lir. HERRING, the object was not a meteor as it was too large and there were no
sparks which are generally observed associated with such phenomenae He stated
that his first impression was that it was cither a jet fighter or that an aire
craft was on fire. This opinion was dissipated when he
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