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— es Abe irport, Knoxville, pe, ocmmerdlal pirline Pilot, ené six other perscos (names unknown), vbile evalting : . ooo ee . ow oa . - ok wweaa a coe tee we ee ee “Ab Novender 1950 On 13 Hovemtber 190, the undersigned was informed by perecnel at the | _. o Civil Aeronautical Administration (CAA), Communications Bection, Knarvilie. : A Tennessee, that a , Boston, Mase., de a great Fate of speed. QUEBBP, who has considerable flying experience, was ie extremly excited and stated that this object was mot an alroraft. Me: z described 4t as a circular object, leaving a trail of smcke. Befare further .~" information may be obtained concerming this sighting, QUEM should be interviewed in an attempt to learn the names of the other five observers. The incident occurred on 29 October 1950. vy} Ft ae ee, Ynorville Airport , Knoxville, Temessce, maintains & recoré of unidentified and identified objects, and/or aircrafts which be is reguested to contact by radio prior to the Air Force Fighters attempted interception. Mie record further verified scm of ; the sightings and listed Air Force activity heretofore not reported. Apparently an object traveling at eighty (80) miles per how from the Northeast to the Southwest, over the restricted area, on 5 Fovember 1950, at 0929 hours, was Antercepted by a fighter aircraft ecoording to radar screen reaiings. The Fighter intercepted this object near or over the restricted zone and circled to the right, so as to trail the object for about 20 miles. The pilot reparted that he made mo viswal comtact with amy object during thie ftaterceptian. = ---* a flight at Mnorville Airport, saw an object traveling to the Southvest at, Sore Sn 7 NOTES: Ye yecord of this interception or radar sighting wes found to be Hated at the USAF Radar Bite at the Knorville Airport. /e/ WOLIAM 3B. GRAY KROIVILIE a