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Preparing Office: llith "C, FAO # 8, P.O. Box 379, Knoy~‘lle Tenn. Bub ject: OBJECTS SIGHTED OVER OAK RIDGE, TENNESS«& “attached to this summary ere enclosures whick clarify and substantiate the information submitted in Summaries of Information, subject as above, dated Shc: 25 Ootebsr 1950, 2 November 1950, and 8 Noveaber 1950. Sak ie aE The. “following fe a revised chronological summary of the reparted eventa:s which hAvée’occurred at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, concerning “Objects Sighted Over. Oak”. Ridge, Tennessee." a og (Refer to Summaries of Information, “Objects Sighted Cver Oak Ridges, Tennessee ” dated 13 October 1950, 17 October 1950, 21 Ootober 1950, 2 November 1950, 8& Bovenber 1950, and 1s November 1950.) June 1947. Mr. W. R. Pressley photographed a flying object at Oak Ridge, Tennessee. The street in the foreground has been {dentified as Illinois Avenue, Oak Ridge, Tennessee. *(page 2) 20 June 1949. At 1900 hours Mr. and Mre. E. H. Anderson ané Mrs. John A. White sighted three objects at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, similar to SUBJECT. 1 - 6 March 1950. Mr. Stuart Adcock reported peculiar readings on bis "Mam" Radar Scope. These objects reappeared at approrimtely the game time of day which is similar to SUBJECT. (Refer: Swmary of of Information, Bubject; Unidentified Objects Over Oak Ridges Vicinity, dated 6 March 1950.) 12 October 1950. 2325 hours. Knoxville Airport Radar Unit indicated a series of unidentified targets over the "Restricted Zone” at Oak Ridge. 22 Ostober 1950. 235%. Fighter aircraft vas at the position of the raéar AS 13 October 1950. 0000-0100 houre. Additional Radar plote as befare. 15 October 1950. Approzimately 1400 hours. Major L. RB. Ronniger, cccompaniot by his daughter, heard intermittent nofees. 15 October 1950. 151t hours. Fighter plane made unsuccessful passes at a good radar target four (4) miles from the East Boundary (Kerr Hollow Gate). ae Sor eee L . . nome te : . - TI ER Cy oe ee neg oer eo re