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This image contains all the the docum informatio! Manner of Disappearance Climbed very fast and out of sight Obscured by a cloud bank Lost in brilliancy of the moon Cannot explain, except that reflec- tion angle may have changed abruptly e Remarks No definite shape could be determi and even with the aid of 4, to 6 pe er binoculars object could not be brought into focus From letter this observer wrote, i is obvious he is a well-educated person. Seeks no publicity. Observers (2 rated, 2 air intell.) phoned Field Ops to ascertain no scheduled experimental a/c were in vicinity. sky chart attached to re Observer is Admin.Asst. in the hoc et Gonde Sect. of NKL. Two other "scientists", and wife of one, wee in party and made same observation Observers were Pitot, Co-Pilot, of scheduled UAL DC~3. Stewardess als: saw objects. Suggest reading of ve. Don't know whether they put on a tre- menduous burst of speed, or disinteg- rated. However, they did disappear into sunset Unexplained Disappeared at an angle of about 30° above the earth's surface Unexplained Unexplained Pilot (at 300MPH) attempted to keep object in sight, but unable to do so Unexplained Unexplained detailed statements. When first sighting object near ho izon, observer looked at chart in his lap to check position. iwhen he looked out window again, object wa off his left wing at l1 o'clock Rolled from side to side 3 times i its path across the sky. Sun refle ed from top side, but never from w erside, even when turning None None Observer contacted bases in area w reported no a/c in air at time First 4 discs flying line-a-trail Seemed to cut clouds open as it passed thru. Trail was like bean seen after a high-powered landing lizht is switched off. Object was observed paralleling th course of a C-i,7 then landing.