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65 HS1 834228961 62 HQ 83894 Section 7

205 pages · May 10, 2026 · Document date: Jul 31, 1952 · Broad topic: General · Topic: 65_HS1-834228961_62-HQ-83894_Section_7 · 205 pages OCR'd
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. - ~ STASARD FORM NO. 64 & - * . - Office Mem wwAUM + UNITED SLATES GOVERNMENT ,* To: ur. HARBO [\< DATE: August 29, per SUBJECT: | UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT. ALLEGEDLY CITED BY MR. D. SXDESVERGERS, WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA By letter of August 26, 1952, the Air Force requested that we examine the cap of Mr. Desvergers, a scoutmaster at West Palm Beach, Florida, who claims that he observed a unidentified flying object in a desolate area, He report (9 by that upon his investigation, a MBB object 30 feet in diam ter hovered over his head and shot a "red blob” which enuseae Xun? lose consciousness. The cap has some holes burned in it and +t is reported that the hair on Desvergers' arms was singed. The Air Force requested that we determine, if possible, from any residues left the nature of the residual material. The Air Force desires an oral report on this tonight. We have finished the eramination and are preparing to advise the Air Force as follows: 1. There is no residue which would permit a determination as to the nature of the material which caused the burns in the cap. In addition to the obvious burns, there is one minute burned area which is probably too small to have been caused intentionally but more likely by a@ small hot ember, 2. The bill and a large part of the edges of the cap are singed but the singeing is not uniform as would be expected if it had been caused at one time by a single flash of flame. The front edge of the cap bill is more severely singed than other portions of the cap. This condition would not be expected if the source of the flame was directly overhead. 3. When the cap is observed from the front,the left edge of the insignia and the fold in the blue cloth, there is an absence of singeing noted under the fold suggesting the possibility that the cap was not being worn when the singeing took place. It is noted that this fold "smooths out” when the cap is placed on the head. RECOMMENDATION: That in response to the request, of Colonel Free jof the Air Force, tt is recommended that he be G erage ah Ned i the above.
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