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- excerpte from his report are as follows: ~ io « al COUNTED ostin- ~d that the cbhject was traveling ‘out three (3) mile per hour and that the main body of the object was rocking slightly showing the corners and the under and top side. QQRRBP advanced on the object to within fifty (50) feet but it did not appear to get any larger. At QP arproach the object picked up epeed slightly, proceeded across highway, cams to a nine (9) foot chain link fence, rose vertically and Farallel with the fence and proceeded over the fence. After clearing the fence it dipped toward the ground for a few feet and then rose sharply te clear a thirty (30) foot willow tree and proceeded in a southeasterly ~- direction at an increased speed to a ridge about a mile avay and disappear over the top of the ridge. The objeot during the flight to the ridge, changed to a pear shape but the tail oontinued to be present. While the object was heading for the ridge a car driven by QR, exp1 of the Mexcn Construction Carrany, Oak Ridge, approached the Solway gate. CREED 6.) oe st iention to the object and he eleo eav it disappear over the ridge. Shortly after the object disappeared if Captain of the ABC Security Petro] fem arrived at the scene. k Shortly thereafter another similar object eppeared in the sky within sight of the men at a height of about 300 feet, traveling in the same direction as the previous object and it dieappeared over the same ridge. The object was visible te the men for about thirty (20) seconds. About five (5} minutes after the second appearance ancther similar object again was vieible at an altitude of about 500 feet for about a ten (10) se interval. 3. After a discussion of the incident Mr. Rathman, Mr. Gray, and the undersigned proceeded to Solway Gate, ecene of the observation. A check vas made cf QE estimate of distances and they were found to be substantially accurate. The immediate area around the gate ie fairiy level vith vooded hills and ridges rising around the area. There vere no obstructions or hindrances to visibility noticeabd] At the direction of Mr. Rathman Qa wes brought to the scene. He gave substantially the same account as 41d Qa except to add that whileggggmp was phoning and the object had descended to about 1500 = ee ee ee ee ees eee fest the object eppesred te be pear shaped and ancther pear shaped ob ject appeared on ane elde of the object. As it came lower the object assumed the 2” x 5” card shape. 5. At 1h00, 16 October Mr. Gray and the undersigned proceeded to the Air Force Radar Station at McChee-Tyson Airport, Knoxville, Tennessee. Major R. C. Care, Defense Area Commander stated that the radar ecreen had “ picked up indistinct, unidentified objects during the afternoon of 15 Oct, Mejor Care produced the incident report of Quppginmgp@, controler; Se ee