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Incident: 225 Colomel Hayes first observed an ummsual acria) phenomena during the latter part of 1947, This occurred in the vicinity of Vaugnn, B. x, poeno eRe sppecred appromimetely WOO-500 £¢ above the whem first obserwed and wa descending slowly and steadily in a vertical manner toward the earth. It appe.red slightly larger than a basketball, bright white in color like s miniature sum, At a point anproximately 200 feet abowe the surface of the Ject appesred to explode although no noise was a parent, time the Colonel had stopped hie automobile and had gotten cut to witch the object. The explesion or disintegration appeared to be taking place sone WO to & yards Gistant and still no noise was noticed, At this time the fragments assumed a fiery red color and descended toward earth like muwerous sperke being ext ingnt shed before touciing the ground. At the time Col Hayes was on ighwey 60, near a raflroad @nd separated from the vicinity were the fragments were landing by a fence. He did not cross the fence or investigate further. On 3 or 4 Mov lig at «proximtely . 150 hours he observed ball of light, reddish white in color, 1 foot in diameter, falling vertically. The ball burst 100-205) feet from the ground in a Spray of reddish color which extinguishe? before r: Cuing the groumd < this occurred about 4OO Fords sorth of tre coud on wich he war <cfivime ~ 10 mil-- ¢ t of Veugha, BM. ¥. o Sighway 60. Qn 23 Hoy ine &* spproximately 2130 hours, Col Hayes woe driving west on Highwey 66 ~ approximately 10 miles west of Yengrm, N. Mé. He again odverved 2 bull of light deccen‘ing © rtic ly. it wurst 1°O.209 feet fros the groumd - Conditions and appesrance were the same on 3 and *tr Hov, Col faye s On the lest 2 sightinge jaw no Bircraft end heord no sound which is unterstandable since he was traveling in « cloced ant mobile. Westher conditions were clear, EVALUATION B.2,