This Air Intelligence information Report is a follow-up on the May 12, 1952 Roswell sighting. The report notes that the object's "rate of speed could not be precisely estimated but was faster than that of a jet aircraft." It is noted that the object flew three times above the ground each time in a similar triangular course.
| Title: | "FLYOBRPT" [means Flying Object Report] |
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| To: | Not specified |
| Author: | Maj. Charles D. Yankauer, USAF, Director of intelligence, 6th Bomb Wing |
| Date: | May 15, 1952 |
| Length: | 1 page |
| Classification: | RESTRICTED |
| CC: | None |
RESTRICTED
(Classification)
AF FORM 112 PART I
Approved 1 June 1948
| Country UNITED STATES |
Report N. IR 22-52 |
(leave blank) AF 454882 |
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AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT |
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| SUBJECT FLYOBRPT |
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| AREA REPORTED ON Roswell, New Mexico |
FROM (Agency) 6th Bomb Wing, Medium, Intelligence |
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| DATE OF REPORT 15 May 1952 |
DATE OF INFORMATION 12 May 1952 |
EVALUATION B-3 |
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| REPORTED BY (Office) Captain George L. Colby, Chief Reporting Unit |
T/Sgt Raymond Bare, AF 13257279 |
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| REFERENCES N/A |
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An unidentified flying object was sighted at 21h45 hours UST on 12 May 1952, about 40 miles west of Roswell, New Mexico. The object was blue-green in color and its estimated altitude above the terrain was 30,000 to 40,000 feet. The object traveled three times over approximately the same triangular course. Rate of speed could not be precisely estimated but was faster than that of jet aircraft. Intensity of color brightness varied with the objects altitude.
This sighting is similar to many which has recently been noted in the press and which have been the subject of investigation by USAF.
APPROVED:
[Signed]
CHARLES D. YANKAUER
Major, USAF
Director of Intelligence
6th Bomb Wing, Medium
3 incls.
1. AF FORM 112 - Part II
2. Sketch (for ozalid reproduction)
3. Statement by T/Sgt. Bare (6 cys)
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