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OPTIONAL. FORM NO, 10 MAY 1982 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 i UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum TO} SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) ' SUBJECT: DATE: 12/30/71 Le Yael oo ntacfed at his home, b6 Pacoma,—Washinfgton, on December 27, 1971. b7Cc | ti“‘(S#CS atte basically the same information as pro- vided in his letter to U.S. Senator HENRY M. JACKSON. This information is in essence as follows: [sd got on Northwest Orient Flight #45, b6é Minneapolis to Seattle, on Monday, September 13, 1971. A b7c person got on the plane at Billings, Montana, approximately 8:00 a.m. This person is hereafter referred to by as "the pilot." The pilot got off the plane to stretch at Great Falls and upon returning to his seat for the flight to Missoula, Montana, and the pilot struck up a ation. While flying over the Great Falls area, [ laskea the pilot if he knew the identity of any of the buildings below them. The pilot identified many of the buildings, indicating that he had flown over t many times in the past. In addition the pilot fold ene requirements for landing an aircraft at a field such as that required in ls, Montana. Through conversation it was obvious to hat the pilot was familiar with both Missoula and Great Falls airports. then asked about the aircraft which was a 727 and asked the pilot if there was a built-in skid that hit the ground every time ‘ on the take-off which produced a characteristic noise. The pilot then responded, no, that the noise heard was the landing wheels being brought up at the exact moment when the pilot begins his climb. This led to a discussion of the 727 aircraft. 164-2) - IGHO [asked if the pilot had evers flown a 727 at b6 which time the pilot stated that he had piloted a 727 and b7c had made "numerous low-level flights for the military / dropping personnel and supplies in places that were other- wise inaccessible." asked the pilot if he had_ever SEARCHED. pg oc nul NDEXED ,. | ' fue (A. DEC*3 0 1971 _FBl= SEATTLE BME :bfr (2) Z4 DB Cooper-5936 | Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings-Pla