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Incident 175 Waile watching a government plane come in for a landing at Los Alsmos at 0940 hours 23 Sept 1946, witness noticed something glint in the sun. Focusing his attention on the object he per- ceived that it was perfectly white, meither transparent or trans- lucent and that it had mo metallic sheen. It wo» perfectly circu- lar, the side visible to hi> being flat - mech s coin. would aypeer when observed from a distance. It a pevred mo lerger than a dime. Lining it up in relation to tne tip of the radio tower he backed off to the morth, The object appesred clear out of the picture in relation to the tower, Osing this perspective he judged the altituie to be approximately 30,000 ft. At this altitude the object would necessarily be some 100 to 150 feet in size in order to be visible at all. There were no projections, air-trails, or exhmast of any kind. He called the object to the attention of Mr Fairchild, his comanion, Both sen then went intc a buil jing transacted their Dusiness and at the eni of eight mimutes they went tatcide ani perceived the gbject in avproximately the sone position. From the tine Angier first saw the object to ais last ob -erwation wat ar roximately 15 to 20 mimtes, GENTS RCT .3: Mp Angier is smroximately § years of age, well settled and conducts his own busine so. de is an experience’ pilot, comes fro a middle-class facily, ir a little above average in intelligence and is a good conversetionalist, ie told a straight-forward story and Jf not contradict himself. He acpe:red honest in nis convictions in his belief thet ce saw an unconventional aircraft. He war convinced that the object wos not a weather be loon since he is familiar with weather dalloons. a I tr TE NN CT ts NUNIT tes te oe terete = ~~~. ww ae hilar a