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} “STANDARD FORM NO. 64 yaw TE e@ Office Mewspoiin e UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO : MATS A=2, ATIN: Capt. Hathaway DATE: 8 February 1949 AACS/A-2/CCR/m1b/2113 FROM "- BACS 4-2 COMMENT NO. 1 SUBJECT: Sighting of "Flying Discs" A strong possibility exists that the "flying disc" might have been a piece of cardboard, or light metallic substance carried aloft by the funneled air currents over Hickam. The nearby cane fields give off a considerable amount of moisture, thereby creating a "dead space." ‘the prevailing winds striking this area are directed up- ward over the field, and hence could carry inanimate objects up with them. Then, too, the altitude given could be considerably off, inasmuch as the ob- ject sighted was thin. Judging heights of such objects is difficult enough, even if the object were 3 - 4 feet in thickness. Suggest you check records of Air Weather Service for confirmation of wind peculiarities over Hickam. oe 2 Incls vy, Ya, AG Uy. falrerae ae 1. Cy ltr, 1810th AACS Gp, CHARLES C. ropin SON 8 Jan 49, w/2 ind Captain, USAF 2. Cy msg, 71st AACS Gp, 050330Z Jan