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\ ) é Ltr fr Maxwell Plight Service Center, Maxwell AF Base, Ala dtd 2 Jan kg Subj: Unidentified Flying Objects (3) No information was available at any of these stations. 2. The object was sighted by the witnesses from a Stinson civilian airoreft, and no photographs were taken because no camera was available. At the tine of sighting, the Stinson was 3 or ), miles coast of Jackson, Mississippi on the east leg of the Jackson radio range at approximately 1200 feet altitude. 3. At 1000 on 1 January 1919, New Orleans Air Soute traffic Control Center reported to Maxwell Flight Service Conter that the Asse ociated Presse had advised them that the above mentioned object had been sighted 0 miles south of Javkeson, Mississippi. This second report was evidently the same as the above because the reporting pilot was the sams, ic@., Mr. Tom Rugh. Maxwell Flight Service contacted Mr. Rush, who is preparing sketches of the object he reported. He aise advised that he saw the object only once. FOR THY COMMANDING OFFICER : Copies furnished: ROLD 3 ‘ETHERIDGE Chief of Staff, USAF Washington 25, De Ce ATM: Director of Intelligence Commander, Military Air Transport Service Washington 25, D. ¢. ATTN: Chief, Intelligence Division Commanding Officer, Flight Service Washington 25, D. C. ATTN: A=?