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eord a Oo es 10 Bovember 1950 On 9 Novenber 1950, tq ), F.E.P.A. Division, Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, states substantially as follows: Betveen 1155 and 1200 on 5 Bovember 1950, Qa ahaa -—n of fant firing over Oak Ridge, Tannssnae . Dering the rant atr monthe Wwyoeve Vvu wavvr hed mode {liustrations from @ vantage point et the intersection not a , at Oak Ridge, Termessee, and he was therefore ¢ fenilifar with the terrain and various features of the locality. At the tind oe QQ observation he was adjacent to house number 322 West Outer Drive ané he described the object as a “wiggly, fat cell, with characteristics of a toy balicc Hovever, thie object hae a substantial outline and ite mss remained constant @ithough the shape of the object ohanged rapidly. ‘The object made quick movement 4n the general vicinity above the ridge shown om the attached illustration, vhicl ridge fs approximately six miles svay. GEE vas unable to Juige the distance of the object fram hie vantage point, however, it appeared to be over the ridge Dut could have been either closer or farther. If the object was over the ridge | (Six miles away.) it would have been approximately the size of a thirteen story puilding. quam noticed mo light or glow oni tting from the object and it Rte ta to have no inner lighting. Attached hereto fa an ‘41inatratian om whi aor oa we eee ee a So ———— there —* certified true notations made ‘by GE at the time and place of observaticn. The following notes are quoted: "Bo ¥-82 (fighter type aircraft). Must de same phencmenoa of Light on clouds.” omen explaineé that the object iteelr did mot appear fo be Phnomonon of light on olonts Vat rather vas sfreated by Light om clouds. "Rapidly changing shape - constant mse - translucent appearance ~- sharply cutlined edges - gray color, coco] in contrast with warn, pinkish, gray of clouds - no spectral reflection of ligst, mo bright highlights - definite suggestion of form - movements rapdily, darting fn all directions within emall area - seemed to be moving in and out éf clouds (this may have been because of semi-transparent characterist: Movements é1d not seem to be result of wind. First impression - balicc but too rapid end random in movement ~ too rapid and extreme in change of chaps. Seemed to be this elde of mountain (Yaldron Blidge). - Walle! tion obeerved for five to ten minutes. Very clear. Fo wee Coupass bearing from my position 3705 degrees. Pate - 11-5-%. - 1155 - 2200." - £2 stated that tbe core (triangular shape @rk portion of the iliustre remained constant and the apex of the core varied only a few degrees while the bx of the object seemed to change shapes rapidly and would become elongated Owing q quick movement of the object. i Te a eg perme eg eee ee er ae - . . ellie te