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MCIAXO-3 MCTAXO-4 12 duly 48
1. Contacted Captain Dwight I. Boyd, District Intelligence Officer 109 CIC
Detachment, Old Post Office Building, Columbus, Ohio, at 0900, 10 July 1948. Read the
agents’ report and proceeded with the agent to the home of Mrs. Paul Vittek, 2579
Avelon Avenue, Columbus, Ohio
2. Interviewed Mrs. Vittek and received the same information as contained in the
agents' report (WD AGO Form 341) except that the bobbing movement described there was
brought out to be a smoothiguitiniatinig: movement “like something going through air
currents".
3. The subject stated that the object wes cigar shaped, with a blunt nose and the
t&il obecured. “I couldn't make it out plain: It was like a dark blot”. ‘The main
thing that had attracted her attention was the sunlight reflected from the shiny center
of the object, both ends being indistinct.
4, The sudjects' powers of observation were checked on aircraft flying in the
area and were found to be good as far as direction and movement were concerned, but
gee for distance and altitude. The binoculars were checked and found to be Type M-3,
x
, with artillery mil scales imposed. Wo blemishes or defects in the optics were
found. The subject had no acurate idea as to the amount of the mil scale the object
occupied.
5. A check at Patterson Field Operations showed two F-SO's in the air at the time »
of the sighting. Contacted Captain Darnell, MCRFOF, the pilot of one of the F-80's who
stated that he was in the Columbus area at the time of sighting. He was flying a loose
formation in trail of It. Collins while pacing him on a calibrated speed check. The
~ wo were not equipped with wing tip tanks.
6. In view of the fact that Mrs. Vittek's sight of the objects was from a three
quarter rear position it is highly possible they were the two F-80's in the Columbus area -
as this position from a distance lends itself to a distortion comparable to what she saw,
i.e. blunt nose, obscure tail, and apparent lack of wings.
7. Acheck was made with the Intelligence Officer at the Port Colusbus Naval
Air Station with negative results. ; ey Ak
ist Lt., USaF
ATI Branch, Operations Section
Technical Intelligence Div
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