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oe a aoe « 18 oetober 1990 and Joe Zarzeoki, Captain of the AEC geourt ty Patrol, Oek Ridge, Tenness ses . AY, no time were any noises from this object heard. BR eee haxmrs WOTES: ir. George Rathman, AEC Security Division, stated teat all these . persons’ description of the object was substantially the eam when questioned « om separately, except that Rymer had been the closest and vag the only person to: report the transparent portion of the "tail", QQ stated substantially the same except that he 414 not see the transparent portion of the "tail", “KL 6 qpgumpmmtie wee vooring his glasses at the time and bis vision, with . glasses, 1820/20 in the right eye, and 20/30 in the left t eye. Rymer's Vision is 20/20 in both eyes without glasses, Rymer's record indicates that he is one of the “better” and most respected troopers on the AEC Security Patrol. Fothing in Bis record indicates any — weaknesses or peculiar inolinations. . Rymer stated that he would not have reported this incident if there had _ mot been a witness, Moneymaker vas reluctant to give information beoause of the fantastic nature of the incident, Captain Zerzecki saw the object for enly a mment on ite third appearance and stated that the object appeared to be round as it orossed the aky at © high rate of speod,. NOTES: The above information was obtained on 16 October 1950 from interviews Ae with Trooper Béward BD. Rymer; George Rathman, Security Division, Atomic Energy Comission; John S, Davie, Chief of Atomic Energy Commission Seouwrity Patrol; ani po —— — te Captain Joe Tarzecki. In addition, the Atomic Energy Commission Security Division teok Cetowr counters to the scene of the incident but could get no reading. ok 2’ (Pegs : 2a Inclosure # 3) hd ‘ oF . 7 . * — . . - - . wy ~- . . . —_- — we soe ae - eo ee ee on ene nee