(NICAP.org)
The whole UFO case report:
“Brad Sparks:
“Brad Sparks:
July 14, 1951. Holloman AFB, New
Mexico
(Sparks; McDonald list; Saunders/FUFOR Index; UFO Evid I, pp. 77, 84)
film
Maj. Donald E. Keyhoe:
July 14, 1951; White Sands, New
Mexico
On the morning of July 14, two radar operators caught a fast-moving
object on their scope. At the same time a tracker watching a B-29 with
binoculars saw a large UFO near the bomber. Another observer quickly lined it
up with his 35-mm. camera, then shot 200 feet of film. Because of the high altitude,
the saucer showed only as a round, bright spot. But at least it was proof—this
was no hallucination. (Keyhoe, Donald: Flying Saucers from OUTER SPACE, Page
48, VIII, McDonald list; FUFOR Index)
Fran Ridge:
The UFO showed on the film as a round, bright spot. (The film has never
been released.) UFOE, 77, 84
My comment:
This is an old UFO case that the mainstream media journalists (and other
journalists) should go after with a vengeance. Especially now that the U.S.
Department of Defense officially has released three UAP (UFO) videos.
The UFO film has never been released to the public, according to Francis
L. Ridge, NICAP.org’s Site Coordinator.
Let us hope that some reporters start asking the U.S. Air Force about
this UFO film.
http://nicap.org/510714holloman_dir.htm
http://nicap.org/510714holloman_dir.htm
Wikipedia article: “Holloman Air Force Base”:
Wikipedia article: “White Sands Missile Range
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Aerial view of Holloman Air Force Base, New
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Map of White Sands Missile Range , New Mexico
(wikimedia.org image)
(tageo.com photo)