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ssrpntino ronat x0, 64 @ ® “Office Memorandum ¢ UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT To: D.M. TAD fp rb ya st 19, 19 P Jd FROM : E, G. FITCH / S = SUBJECT: FLYING DISCS __ —————— penn i Special Agent S. We Reynolds of the Liaison Section, while dies “ = cussing the above captioned phenomena with Lieutenant Colonel7Garrett ase of the Air Forces Intelligence, expressed the possibility that flying discs were, in fact, a very highly classified experiment of the Army or ‘ Navy. Mr. Reynolds was very much surprised when Colonel Garrett not only ‘agreed that this was a possibility, but confidentially stated it was his personal opinion that such was a probability. Colonel Garrett indicated confidentially that a Mr.“€arroll, who is a scientist attached to the Air @ Forces Intelligence, was of the same opinion. ( Colonel Garrett stated that he based his assumption on the following: He pointed out that when flying objects were reported seen over Sweden, the "high brass" of the War Department exerted tremendous pressure on the Air Forces Intelligence to conduct research and collect information in an effort to identify these sightings. Colonel Garrett stated that, in contrast to this, we have reported sightings of unknown objects over the United States, and the "high brass" appeared to be totally unconcerned. He indicated this led him to believe that they knew enough about these objects to express no concern, Colonel Garrett pointed out further that the objects in question have been seen by many individuals who are what he terms "trained observers," such as airplane pilots. He indicated also that several of the individuals are reliable members of the commnity. He stated it is his conclusion that these individuals saw something. He stated the above has led him to come to the conclusion that there were objects seen which somebody in the Government knows all aboute Mr. Reynolds pointed out to Colonel Garrett that if it is a fact experimentations are being conducted by the United States Government, then it does not appear reasonable to request the FBI to spend money and precious time conducting inquiries with respect to this matter. Colonel Garrett stated that he agreed with Mr. Reynolds in this regard and indicated that it would be extremely embarrassing to the Air Forces Intelligence if it later is learned that these flying discs are, in fact, an experiment of the United States : Governments Mr. Reynolds subsequently discussed this matter with Colonel L. Re Forney of the Intelligence Division of the War Department. Colonel Forney stated that he had discussed the matter previously with General Chamberlin. Golonel Forney indicated to Mr. Reynolds that he has the assurance of General EX-64