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this statement. They also believe it significant that t.. Air Force aia not return the negative of thisrrint, Following is a chronological summary of the reported ad events watch | , hare eocurred at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, Bs . oof “f “at June 1947 - i. W. BR. Pressley photographed a flying object at Oak Ridge, Toma, -. + The street in the foregrouni has been identified as Illinois Avenue, ;" +” Oak Ridge, Tennessee. (Tnclosure # 8) poe: ae ; sie : 20 June 1989 ~ At 1900 hours Mr, ani rs. %. EH, Anderson anf bira, John A, white sigs gated three ob dJests at Oak Ridge Tennessee, aimtilar to SURIECT. ee we Ore ys » ware a ew Sere oe ae (Inclosure #9) 1, 2, 3, &, 5, 6, March 1950 - Mr. Stuart Adcock reported peculiar readings en hie “Ham Rader Scope. These objects reappeared at approximately the eam time of day which is similar to SUBJECT. (Refer: Sumary ef Information, Subject; Unidentified Objects Over Oak Ridge Theani 7, dated 6 March 1950.) 12 October 1950 - 2325 hours - Knoxville Airport Radar Unit inilcated a series of wnidentified targete over the “Restricted Zone” at G@ak Ridge. (Incl. 12 October 1950 - 2347 Fighter aircraft was at the position of the radar tar ani made three perfect interceptions but could see nothing. (Incl.# 13 October 1950 - 0000 to 0100 hows, Additional Radar plots as before. (Inal.f1) 13 October 1950 hours. Major L. B. Romiger, accompanied by his daughter, heard intermittent noises. (Inolosure # 7) 15 October 1950-1517 Bours, Fighter plane made unsuccessful passes at a good redar target four (4) miles from the East Bouniary (Kerr Hollow Gat (Inclosure # 4) 15 October 1950-1520 hours. SUBJECT seen at Kerr Hollow Gate by Troopers Rymer and Zarzecki, Mr, Hightower, and Mr, Moneymaker, (Inclosures #3,10, 15 October 1950-1520 hours. Radar scopes at McGhee-Tyson Airport indicate unidentified targets. (Inclosure $ 4) LOT PSNR ag a OO me PE a Rt TS NES en .