Photo gallery
Images extracted from documents: photographs, sketches, maps and diagrams.
(U) Figure 1: Mexican journalist Jaime Maussan presented the alleged remains of non-human beings to Congress. (Photo credit: Reuters)
A sensor display, possibly infrared, showing a crosshair reticle with a numerical scale and a timestamp at the bottom left.
A collage of newspaper clippings and a convention schedule from the 'Flying Saucers International' magazine. The main headline is 'Tracked by Radar' from The London Free Press.
A collage of newspaper clippings from the 'Flying Saucers International' magazine, with headlines such as 'Would You Believe--"Saucer" Visits Wichita?' and 'Boy Is 'Burned' By 'Flying Ship'.
A collage of newspaper clippings and UFO photographs from the 'Flying Saucers International' magazine. Headlines include 'New 'Fireball' Raises An Old Question: Do Flying Saucers Exist?' and '100 Watch UFO'.
A collage of newspaper clippings from the 'Flying Saucers International' magazine, with a large headline from the Oakland Tribune: 'Flying Saucers Are Poppin' Up All Over'.
A collage of newspaper clippings from the 'Flying Saucers International' magazine, with headlines such as 'Civil Defense Director Watches 'Flying Saucer'' and 'Who's In All Those Saucers?'.
A promotional card for the Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs of America, featuring an illustration of a flying saucer.
UPI Telephoto DR. CONDON Saucer-watcher
Xerox copy of a photograph showing a saucer-shaped object in flight against a cloudy sky.
Xerox copy of a photograph showing a saucer-shaped object in flight against a cloudy sky.
Xerox copy of a photograph showing a saucer-shaped object in flight against a cloudy sky.
Abstract graphic design on the cover of the journal.
A photograph of a disc-shaped object in the sky.
Still photograph from 8mm film showing objects in the sky.
Still photograph from 8mm film showing objects in the sky.
Still photograph from 8mm film showing objects in the sky.
Fresco in the Dechany Monastery (Yugoslavia). The angels look as if they were flying in spacecraft.
The icon, "The Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ". (17th century) from the Moscow Theological Academy. "The House of the Lord" resembles a space ship.
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Faint, high-contrast image of a skeletal or emaciated humanoid figure with arms raised.
Negative image of a memorandum.
Sensor display, possibly FLIR, showing a targeting crosshair with a small, dark, unidentified object near the center. A timestamp is visible in the lower-left corner.
A grainy, black-and-white image from a sensor or camera, showing a crosshair centered on two small, dark objects. A timestamp is visible in the lower-left corner.
RTI logo
Figure 1. Joust Impact Trace Showing a Mode-5 Failure Response - UNCLASSIFIED CYBER H IP MAP 1 JOUST1761-A diagram showing trajectory traces at various time intervals (18 SEC, 20 SEC, 25 SEC, 30 SEC) with technical parameters including altitude, velocity, and track data
Atlas IIAS risk contours map showing inner-ear injury zones with concentric circles marked 10^-6, 10^-5, and 10^-4, with Mode-5A notation and A=3.0 parameter
Figure 3. Atlas IIAS Risk Contours for Inner-Ear Injury with A = 3.5
Filter Factor Results for Representative Configurations of Atlas
Atlas IIAS Failures through 280 sec - Breakup q-alpha = 20,000 deg-lb/ft² - Random-attitude turns, Slow turns, Combined turns (0.75 random + 0.25 slow) - Percent in 5-deg sector vs Angle From Flight Path (deg)
Figure 6. Atlas IIAS Breakup Percentages for Random-Attitude Turns
Atlas IIAS Impacts with No Breakup - map showing random-attitude failures at t30 sec thrust to 280 sec with impact footprint overlay
Atlas IIAS Impacts with Breakup - Random-Attitude Failures at 130 sec, Thrust to 230 sec, Breakup q-alpha = 5000 deg-lb/ft²
Figure 9. Atlas IIAS Simulation Results with B = 1,000
Figure 10. Atlas IIAS Simulation Results with B = 50,000 - Graph showing Percent in 5-deg sector (%) vs Angle From Flight Path (deg), with multiple curves for different Breakup q-alpha values in deg-lb/ft
Figure 11. Atlas IIAS Simulation Results with B = 100,000 - Graph showing Atlas IIAS Random-Attitude Failures through 280 sec, plotting Percent in 5-deg sector vs Angle From Flight Path (deg), with multiple curves for different Breakup q-alpha values in deg-lb/ft² (no breakup, 20,000, 10,000, 5,000) and B = 100,000 with A values of 3.40, 4.30, 4.75, and 5.00
Atlas IIAS Random-Attitude Failures through 280 sec - Breakup q-alpha in deg-lb/ft - showing percent in 5-deg sector vs angle from flight path with various breakup values (no breakup, 20,000, 10,000, 5,000) and B=500,000 with A values 4.00, 4.80, 5.30, 5.55
Atlas IIAS Random-Attitude Failures through 280 sec, Breakup q-alpha in deg-lb/ft^2, showing percent in 5-deg sector vs angle from flight path
Figure 14. Effects of Breakup q-alpha on A for Atlas IIAS
Figure 15. Mode-5 Density-Function Values at Three Miles
Atlas IIAS Mode-5 Ship-Hit Contours with A = 3.00, showing crossrange distance vs downrange distance with contour lines for 10^-5 and 10^-6, B = 1,000 and A = 3.00
Atlas IIAS All-Mode Ship-Hit Contours showing crossrange distance (nm) vs downrange distance (nm) with probability contours 10^-4, 10^-5, 10^-6, B = 1,000, A = 3.00
Atlas IIAS Mode-5 Ship-Hit Contours showing crossrange vs downrange distance with probability contours 10^-5 and 10^-8, Mode 5 P_I, B=1,000, A=3.45
Atlas IIAS All-Mode Ship-Hit Contours with A = 3.45, showing crossrange distance (nm) vs downrange distance (nm) with probability contours 10^-4, 10^-5, 10^-6 and parameters B = 1,000, A = 3.45
Atlas IIAS Mode-5 Ship-Hit Contours showing crossrange distance vs downrange distance with probability contours 10^-5 and 10^-6, B = 5,000,000, A = 6.30
Figure 21. Atlas IIAS All-Mode Ship-Hit Contours with A = 6.30
Figure 22. Impact-Range Distributions - Graph showing percent impacts in 10-nm interval vs impact range (nm) with Atlas IIAS theoretical and breakup q-alpha curves
Figure 23. Delta-GEM Breakup Percentages - Graph showing breakup percent vs failure time for three q-alpha values (5,000, 10,000, and 20,000 deg-lb/ft²)
Delta-GEM Random-Altitude Failures through 270 sec, showing Percent in 5-deg sector vs Angle From Flight Path, with breakup q-alpha values and theoretical Mode-5 curves for various A values with B=1,000
Delta-GEM Simulation Results with Best-Fit Shaping Constants showing percent in 5-deg sector vs angle from flight path for various breakup q-alpha values
Figure 26. Titan IV Breakup Percentages - Graph showing Breakup Percent (%) vs Failure Time (sec) for three q-alpha values: 5,000, 10,000, and 20,000 deg-lb/ft²
Figure 27. Titan Simulation Results with B = 1,000 - Graph showing Percent in 5-deg sector vs Angle From Flight Path (deg) with multiple curves for different breakup q-alpha values and no breakup scenarios
Titan IV Random-Attitude Failures through 300 sec, showing Breakup α-alpha in deg-lb/ft² with various parameters (no breakup, 20,000, 10,000, 5,000) and curves for A=2.70, B=10,000; A=3.15, B=2,000; A=3.25, B=1,000; A=3.50, B=1,000. Y-axis: Percent in 5-deg sector (%), logarithmic scale 0.1 to 100. X-axis: Angle From Flight Path (deg), 0 to 180.
Figure 29. LLV1 Breakup Percentages - Graph showing breakup percent vs failure time with three curves for q-alpha values of 5,000, 10,000, and 20,000 deg-lb/ft²
Figure 30. LLV1 Simulation Results with B = 1,000 - Graph showing percent in 5-deg sector vs angle from flight path, with multiple curves for different breakup q-alpha values and A values
LLV1 Simulation Results with Best-Fit Shaping Constants showing percent in 5-deg sector vs angle from flight path for various breakup q-alpha values and shaping constants
Figure 32. f-Ratios for Ranges from 1 to 25 Miles
Figure 33. Percentage of Impacts Between Flight Line and Any Radial - Data for Atlas IIAS B = 1000, showing curves for A = 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0
Data for Atlas IIAS, B = 1000, showing Percent in 5-deg Sector vs Angle from Flight Path, Theta (deg) for A values 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0
Figure 35. Exponential Weights for Fading-Memory Filters
Figure 36. Recursive Filter Factor for Last Data Point
Figure 37. Atlas Launch Summary - Bar graph showing Number of Atlas Missions (0-50) vs Launch Year (55-95), with bars split between Failure/Anomaly (white) and Normal Performance (black)
Figure 38. Delta Launch Summary - Bar graph showing Number of Delta Missions (0-16) vs Launch Year (55-95), with bars split between Failure/Anomaly (white) and Normal Performance (black)
Figure 39. Titan Launch Summary - Bar graph showing Number of Titan Missions (y-axis, 0-30) vs Launch Year (x-axis, 55-95), with bars divided into Normal Performance (solid black) and Failure/Anomaly (clear white)
Figure 40. Thor Launch Summary - Bar graph showing Thor missions by launch year with normal performance and failure/anomaly breakdown
Emblem of the 30th Space Wing, with text '30TH SPACE WING' on a scroll at the bottom.
Hand-drawn diagram showing side view and top view of observed craft with annotations about movement and dimensions
Sketch A - inverted triangle/cone shape
Sketch B - upright triangle shape
Side view diagram showing flight path with 5 mile markers to Las Vegas and Henderson
Top-down view diagram with compass directions showing flight path and 5 mi deviation from observer position
Hand-drawn diagram showing canyon cross-section with measurements, including '30 ft' notation and directional arrow
Diagram showing numbered positions (1) through (5) with dotted line indicating object's flight path and maneuver
Sensor display view with a central crosshair, numerical markings on the horizontal axis, and a timestamp. A small dark object is visible near the center.
A simple diagram showing direction of travel (East) and 'red flame'.
A mirror-image (reversed) carbon copy of the previous page.
Illustration of a bird on a pine branch.
Seal of the City of Los Angeles
Illustration of the Hotel Lawrence
A manila envelope with a taped-on label indicating 'ENCLOSURE' and 'COPIES DESTROYED'.
The back of a manila envelope with a handwritten file number.
Illustration of a young man holding a 'FLYIN-SAUCER' toy.
Diagram showing two people playing catch with the saucer.
Diagram showing how to make the saucer turn.
Diagram showing how to make the saucer come back.
Diagram showing how to make the saucer skip.
Diagram showing the field layout for 'THE GAME OF HECKLE'.
That's a real Flyin' Saucer this young man has just thrown into the air—molded of tough and lightweight cellulose acetate by Southern California Plastic Co., Glendale. Designed in accordance with aerodynamic principles, the Flyin' Saucer spins through the air with the greatest of ease. Note the radial fins on the disc in the boy's left hand.
EAL FLIERS DESCRIBE WINGLESS AIRCRAFT Copilot John Whitted and Capt. C. S. Chiles (right).
A grayscale sensor image displaying an unidentified luminous object, with targeting reticles and other on-screen data.
Sensor display with a crosshair reticle and numerical scale.
Hotel logo or emblem at top of page
Lenticular cloud formation
Unpiloted surveillance unit photographed offshore from Los Angeles in 1989
Space scene with planets and title 'Alien Co' with circular inset photo showing unidentified object
Space scene with planets and stars, titled 'ncept' at top
US Naval Reserve Commander Willard H. Miller in military dress uniform with medals
Images of suspected UFOs, taken in above, a Costa Rica mapping aircraft in 1971 at left; a photograph on the cover of a report by the French military; below left, a Zanesville, Ohio, barber in 1966; below right, a high school student in Beaver, Pa.; bottom right, teenage brothers in Detroit in 1967.
NASA logo
Apollo Program logo
Hand-drawn diagram showing relative position of 2 lights on disc
Two simple sketches showing radar installations - one grid-pattern and one striped pattern
Side profile sketch of jet bomber aircraft with labeled features
Octagonal design pattern showing brick/asphalt seams at airfield ramp
Diagram showing railroad gauge switching operation at Czechoslovakia-USSR border, 12 Oct 1955
A large redacted box labeled '1.4g'.
-World-Herald News Service Photo. Schmidt (left) and Kearney Police Chief Nelson... In "heart-to-heart" talk.
SIDE VIEW OUTSIDE LENGTH: APPROX. 100 FEET FLOOR PLAN INSIDE INSTRUMENTS LOUNGE SEALED COMPARTMENT FAN IN ROOF FAN IN ROOF CONVEYOR TO BACK OF SHIP The Schmidtnik... As described by the grain buyer.
Associated Press J. G. Kirby of Dallas made this photo of a diamond shaped object flying through the sky while he and his family were driving near Amarillo, Tex., in August, 1956. The photo was turned over to the FBI and has just been released after intensive study. The Air Force described the glow as "radiation vapor."
Associated Press J. G. Kirby of Dallas made this photo of a diamond shaped object flying through the sky while he and his family were driving near Amarillo, Tex., in August, 1956. The photo was turned over to the FBI and has just been released after intensive study. The Air Force described the glow as "radiation vapor."
GEORG KLEIN
Photo of three men, one smiling prominently in the center.
Photo of a man pointing.
Pfc. Bennett (top front) grabbed a butcher knife and said: "It's landing in the tank shed!" Maj. Pomerleau (middle photo) is skeptical, but still curious. Pfc. Viets (bottom photo) saw enough to convince him "that was no airplane." -News Staff Photos by Gene Thomas
A sketch of the flying saucer which Herbert Long, 29, a Kutztown, Pa., insurance salesman, contends he saw parked on a road 30 feet from his car. He said he was too frightened to approach it. He's shown (left, below) giving Leroy Gensler, artist, directions for the sketch. (AP Wirephotos)
FLYING SAUCER MAYBE?-The unknown object over the building in the picture, photographed above Anacortes, moves swiftly through the sky, seemingly a part of a cloud formation. But is it? Walter Elliott of Anacortes was preparing to take a picture of the building when he noticed the unusual saucer-like object in his view finder, so he snapped the picture at 1/100th of a second. Elliott was unable to determine the nature of the unusual object which quickly disappeared. (Associated Press Wirephoto.)
Hand-drawn sketch of flying saucer or balloon-like object
Newspaper clipping from Sunday Dispatch about flying saucer sightings over England
Newspaper clipping describing multiple UFO sightings across England and Wales, including reports from airmen, football spectators, and Air Ministry officials
Newspaper clipping with map of Devon coast showing sighting locations and multiple witness accounts of UFO sightings
Portrait photograph of Drew Pearson
Newspaper clipping about flying saucer tracked on Navy radar screen
Newspaper clipping with two flying saucer photographs and article by G. Tilghman Richards discussing disc-type aircraft development and Navy involvement
Spanish newspaper clipping showing alleged flying saucer photograph from Balearic Islands with headline 'MISTERIO EN LAS NUBES PLATILLOS VOLANTES' and English translation article
Newspaper clipping from Star Staff Reporter about flying saucer denials by Truman and other officials
Model of aircraft developed in 1946 and flown by the Navy for radio control—full-size craft never flew, the Navy has announced
Newspaper clippings about UFO sightings including Mantell incident and pilot testimonies
Newspaper clipping showing headline and article about flying saucers inquiry
Newspaper clipping discussing Pentagon statement on flying saucers and mass hysteria, dated December 27, 1949
Illustration of flying saucer with cartoon figure riding it
Three photographs of Jonathan E. Caldwell's experimental aircraft found in a barn near Glen Burnie, Md.
AIR FORCE FINDS 'FLYING SAUCERS' - This is Jonathan E. Caldwell's "Gray Goose" helicopter pictured before it made a near-disastrous test flight of about a minute in Washington nearly 10 years ago.
Photos of Maryland State police with remnants of Mr. Caldwell's helicopter and 'flying cheesebox' near Glen Burnie, Md.
IS IT? Coast Guardsman Frank Ryman, 27, made this picture with a Speed Graphic camera from the front porch of his Seattle, Wash., residence. It shows, says Ryan, a "white saucer" (arrow) that is neither an airplane, a cloud, nor a silver balloon. So, is it a "flapjack" or a saucer? Or maybe a bottle cap? Photo is enlarged about 20 times
Post Staff Photo DAVID ATAMIAN, of 5160 Shoemaker la., Friendship Heights, Md., said he sav three or four flying discs Friday about midnight
THIS IS NOT ONE OF 'EM, SAYS THE NAVY-The "flying pancake," a wingless plane developed by the Navy, is the only plane it has which might resemble the reported "flying say cers," but officials in Washington said yesterday that thi strange-looking aircraft has never left Bridgeport, Conn. Authorities are still skeptical that the mystery missiles said to has been seen in the skies over the West Coast and as far East as the Carolinas are any sort of new airplane
Acme Telephoto Can This Be the Secret? Under discussion as a possible solution to the "saucer" mystery is the Navy's "Flying Flapjack," shown above. Zipping along with its landing gear retracted, this plane would seem to be a supper plate spinning through the sky.
I.N.P. Photo by U.S. Coast Guard Is It Saucer, Sorcery, or Just Plain Sausage? Reports of "flying saucers" were laughed off by authorities until many witnesses, including reliable pilots and servicemen, said they had seen the plate-like objects whizzing overhead. Above is the picture Yeoman Frank Ryman, 27, took in the Seattle twilight when he observed what seemed to him to be a flying saucer 10,000 feet high traveling at 500 miles per hour.
Sensor footage frame showing a small, dark object at the center of a crosshair.
A political cartoon depicts a man resembling Stalin playing a violin over a crying baby in a cradle labeled 'WORLD UNREST'.
A man, identified in other clippings as Father Joseph Brasky, holds a large circular saw blade.
A man in a military uniform kneels under the wing of an airplane.
A group of four people (one man, three women) appear to be in conversation.
What was reported as a "flying disc" which struck a church in Grafton early yesterday turned out to be a circular saw with two small tubes and several wires attached to it. Father Joseph Brasky, pastor of St. Joseph's Church, Grafton, holds the "disc" and points to the lightning rod on the church (arrow), which he said was struck by the disc. -Sentinel Photo by Ernest Anheuser.
Side view of a metallic, disc-shaped object with a large vertical fin attached to the top.
Top or bottom view of a metallic, circular object with triangular cutouts around the perimeter and a central hole.
Photograph showing the bottom view of a circular, metallic object, likely the 'flying disc' recovered in North Hollywood, California.
Bill Turrentine (right) with Ledger-Dispatch reporter George Herbert (left).
Photograph of a flying disc taken by Bill Turrentine.
EXHIBIT I: A dark, elongated, slightly curved object against a light background.
NASA 'worm' logo
NASA 'worm' logo
NASA 'worm' logo
A grainy, black-and-white sensor image showing a central crosshair reticle with a small object near the center, a timestamp, and several redacted data blocks.
A small red circle, possibly highlighting an object on the original unredacted image.
Enhanced, blurry image of an object, possibly L-shaped or with protrusions.
Second enhanced, blurry image of an object, appearing somewhat symmetrical with a central column.
Grayscale sensor footage showing a central crosshair, a small object in the upper right, and a timestamp in the lower left. Several data fields are redacted.
Sensor display with a central crosshair targeting a small, dark object. Numerical markings are visible along the horizontal axis of the crosshair. A timestamp is present in the lower-left corner.
Sensor footage frame showing a crosshair targeting two small, dark objects. Several data fields are redacted.
Illustration of men in suits looking at flying saucers.
Headshot photograph of Gray Barker.
Illustration of men in suits looking at flying saucers, continued from front cover.
NASA logo
Manned Spacecraft Center logo
Sensor display showing two small, dark objects near a central crosshair, with a timestamp and redacted data fields.
A grainy, black-and-white image, possibly from a sensor, showing a central dark object within crosshairs. A timestamp is visible in the lower-left corner, and several data fields are redacted.
CAMERA HERE CATCHES "FLYING SAUCER"-Robert Crossland, Age-Herald copy reader, has camera proof that the much-discussed flying discs were over Birmingham last night. The picture above was made by Mr. Crossland at 8:37 p.m. last night at his home at 29th Street and Highland Avenue. He said he gave the film a 15-second exposure.
Artist's conception of the flying disc that A. C. Urie saw.
Sketch of two dark shapes, possibly tail wings.
Illustration No. 1, a hand-drawn layout of a room.
Illustration No. 2, a hand-drawn sketch of the object's flight path.
A black square with a white border, possibly a placeholder or negative.
Photograph of a contrail or object trail in a cloudy sky.
Photograph of a contrail in a cloudy sky, with power lines and trees in the foreground.
A hand-drawn diagram showing the erratic flight path of an object, labeled with numbers 1 through 5.
A hand-drawn sketch of the object's shape, labeled 'Top' and 'Side View'.
A hand-drawn map showing the path of a light relative to the observers, the moon, and the Polar Star.
A hand-drawn diagram showing the position of an object (1) and (2) relative to a B-25 airplane, with cardinal directions and the sun's position indicated.
Artist Rendering
Image 1: Recreation of drawing provided by USPER6 of object seen in night vision goggles.
Image 2: Recreation of drawing provided by USPER6 of object seen with the bare eye.
Sensor or gun camera view with a central crosshair reticle, timestamp, and multiple redactions.
Diagram of a radar scope showing interference near Guam and Rota Island.
Hand-drawn map by Paul Herring indicating the course of a luminous object over Kodiak, Alaska on 8 April 1949.
Photostatic copy of a hand-drawn map by Paul Herring indicating the course of a luminous object over Kodiak, Alaska on 8 April 1949.
Sketch of the Chance-Vought V-173 or XF5U-1 aircraft.
Hand-drawn map of Japan showing the locations of weather stations that observed a phenomenon, its probable path, and area of explosion or disappearance.
Hand-drawn surface synoptic weather chart for 25 January 0600Z over Japan.
Hand-drawn surface synoptic weather chart for 25 January 1200Z over Japan.
Annotated map of Fairfield-Suisun Air Force Base showing the flight path of an unidentified aerial object.
Sketch of a round light, labeled 30", with lines radiating outwards.
Sketch of a round light with rays emanating, labeled '30"'.
Aerial photograph of an airbase, likely Fairfield-Suisun Air Force Base, with annotations.
Sketch of a cigar-shaped object, 60 feet long and 10 feet in diameter, with a rear view.
Sketch of an egg-shaped object with a tail.
US State Department seal
Sensor image, possibly infrared, showing a small, dark, irregularly shaped object at the center of a crosshair display. A timestamp is visible at the bottom left.
Composite image showing metallic disc-shaped object hovering over rural field with treeline and bright sunburst effect
This page appears to be a mirror image or bleed-through of the previous page's text. The text is reversed and illegible, except for a handwritten file number at the bottom.
Diagram of a craft illustrating 'Conical-Global and Semi-Global Stability'.
Diagram titled 'HELICE CAPTO-AEREO-FUERZA' showing propeller designs and a cross-section of a craft.
Photograph of a circular object in the sky, labeled '1'.
Diagram titled 'ASPAS y HELICES' showing five different propeller designs.
Diagram titled 'ESTABILIDAD GLOBAL-CONICA Y SEMI-GLOBAL' showing a craft design.
A hand-drawn map showing a possible route for 'saucers' from a base in Siberia, across Alaska, and into the U.S.A. and Canada.
A negative image of Speaker Sam Rayburn.
U. S. 'SAUCER'-1942 MODEL .. a combination of helicopter and fast jet plane
DISK-LIKE NAVY FLOUNDER PROJECT WAS 'DROPPED'
MOCK-UP OF EARLY MODEL IS TESTED IN WIND TUNNEL
NOCTURNAL 'INVASION'
SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM MARS
A PLANE DESIGNER'S DAYDREAM
HOME-MADE SAUCER
?????
A diagram showing the internal mechanism of a saucer, with weights, cables, and a central stanchion.
A series of diagrams showing the arrangement of cables, sheaves, and weights in the saucer's mechanism.
Diagrams showing cog wheels, shafts, and bearings as part of the saucer's propulsion mechanism.
Two diagrams showing a side view of the saucer, possibly illustrating the launch mechanism.
A small sketch of the saucer's side profile.
A detailed diagram of the jet propulsion system for the saucer.
A diagram showing a cross-section of the saucer, with dimensions and labels.
A diagram labeled 'drawing 3' showing a mechanical assembly, possibly related to the centrifugal force mechanism.
A sketch showing the side profile of the saucer.
A detailed mechanical diagram labeled 'Drawing #1'.
A detailed mechanical diagram labeled 'drawing #7' showing shafts, bearings, and cables.
A large, detailed diagram labeled 'Drawing 2' showing a top-down view of the saucer's internal mechanisms, including engines, rudders, and the centrifugal weight system.
Composite image showing two UFOs over a church (left) and two military police escorting a small figure in a helmet (right).
Negative image of the composite photograph from the previous page.
Photograph of a dark circular object and a conventional aircraft in a cloudy sky.
Three consecutive frames from a film strip showing a dark circular object and a conventional aircraft.
Three frames from a film showing a dark object in the sky.
Photograph of an envelope addressed to Midwest News.
Photograph of the back of an envelope.
Sensor footage showing a small, dark, unidentified object near a central crosshair, with a timestamp of 12/31/99 18:19:54.
A grainy, black-and-white image from a sensor or camera, showing a small, dark object at the center of crosshairs.
Sketch of a funnel-shaped flame.
Sketch of an oval-shaped object.
Sketch of an oval shape.
Sketch of an insignia.
Sketch of an insignia.
Sketch of a funnel-shaped flame.
Sketch of an oval-shaped object.
Sketch of an oval shape.
Sketch of an insignia.
Sketch of an insignia.
Sketch of a funnel-shaped flame.
Hand-drawn diagram of landing site with measurements and labels for 'DIRT BURM' and 'FOOTPRINTS'.
Hand-drawn diagram showing burn marks and their relative positions and distances.
Seal of the Department of State.
Flying saucer photograph over forested landscape with clouds
Photograph of a flying saucer over a desert landscape.
Photograph of a flying saucer over a forested landscape.
Photograph of a flying saucer.
Photograph of a flying saucer.
A composite of six photographs showing flying saucer-type objects in various outdoor settings.
Small square logo, possibly a unit insignia or form symbol.
Sensor footage showing a reticle, a small dark object, and redacted data blocks over a grainy landscape.
Logo for the Inter-Continental Aerial Research Foundation, depicting a stylized flying object.
Photograph of an envelope addressed to Mr Domonic Gerardi in Torrington, Connecticut.
A black and white newspaper photograph showing a man, Joe Perry, standing next to a large, homemade telescope mounted on a tripod outdoors.
A hand-drawn diagram of a proposed propulsion system, labeled with terms like 'thermal reactors', 'gaseous cavity reactor pattern', and 'thrust plate'.
Sensor display, possibly infrared, showing a central crosshair targeting a small, dark, circular object against a grainy background. The display includes horizontal range markings and a timestamp in the lower-left corner.
Illustration of a person sweeping.
Newspaper clipping with a photo of Edward Watters holding a small, hairless creature, identified as a skinned monkey.
Photonegative of the handwritten letter on the previous page.
Page is a single frame from a sensor video, possibly Forward-Looking Infrared (FLIR), showing a targeting crosshair and timestamp. Several data fields are redacted with black boxes.
Sensor display showing a central crosshair reticle with numerical markings and an unidentified object near the center.
Handwritten sketches of circular objects, diagrams, and related notes.
Sensor display showing a central crosshair and a small, dark, unidentified object. A timestamp '12/31/99 18:19:33' is visible in the bottom-left corner.
World Aeronautical Chart (308) showing Illinois, with 'LILY LAKE' handwritten and circled near Chicago.
Legend and index for World Aeronautical Chart, including symbols, drainage features, relief features, and cultural features.
Photograph of a manila envelope with a handwritten file number.
Verso of previous page, showing grid paper with a handwritten file number.
Newspaper clipping titled 'Calling for Decoders' from 'COUNTY IRRITANT from our Mail Box'.
Fragment of a newspaper clipping, likely the reverse of the clipping on the previous page.
Overhead view of a constructed disc-shaped object with electronic components, one labeled 'RUSSIA'.
View of the bottom of the disc-shaped object.
Side view of the constructed disc-shaped object, with a component labeled 'RUSSIA'.
Overhead view of the disc-shaped object with a ruler for scale.
Angled view of the disc-shaped object.
Side view of the disc-shaped object showing various components.
A handwritten sketch showing top and side views of a crescent-shaped object, with arrows indicating its direction of travel.
A numbered diagram showing the erratic, rising, and rolling flight path of an observed object.
A newspaper clipping titled 'Flying Mayonnaise Jars Reported by Rehoboth Pilot' detailing sightings by Forrest Wenyon and others across the country.
Sensor display with crosshairs, a small object near the center, and a timestamp. The background appears to be a mountainous or cloudy landscape.
Sensor display with crosshairs, telemetry bars, and a timestamp, showing a small dark object near the center.
Photograph of Unknown Aerial Phenomena taken at Datil, New Mexico
Chart of Number of Observations vs. Time of Sightings for Meteorites, Meteors, Green 'Fireballs', and 'Disks' or Variations
Map of Tank Destroyer Center, Camp Hood, Texas. Scale 1:62,500, First Edition 1943.
Map of Tank Destroyer Center, Camp Hood, Texas, with handwritten overlay showing points and paths.
Map overlay for Camp Hood, Texas, showing sighting paths, angles, and a legend for objects sighted on March 6, 7, and 8, 1949.
Technical diagram showing an 8-foot silver object with dark cable connecting to a ball or canister below
Hand-drawn diagram showing object movement with arrows and annotations
Technical diagram showing two irregular oval shapes with circular patterns inside, with dimensional measurements of 61 to 81 and 5 1/2" - 12"
Hand-drawn map showing intersection of E 56th St and Fall Creek Blvd with woods, Cantilever Type Bridge, and Lady Wood School marked; includes north arrow and signature of Russell J. Carey Jr., 1st Lt. USAF Intel Officer, noting approx 1/4 mile to sighting location
Technical sketch of disc-shaped object with dimensions: 6'8" height, 20' width, ratio approx. 3:1, with noted shadow
Four hand-drawn sketches showing object positions labeled Fourth, Third, Second, First - oval and rectangular shapes
Streak twisted and turned - suddenly disappeared; width same as estimated at 1 to 2 miles; 1st position
Diagram labeled 'FLIGHT PATH' showing the track of an object from KTG, with labels for Russian vessels (KIROV, UDALOY, KUZNETSOV, CHILIKIN, KALININGRADNEFT, INGUL ARS), and the US P-8A location at 1310Z.
Diagram showing relative positions of '(RUS) INGUL ARS', a 'U/I VESSEL', and a 'U/I OBJ' (Unidentified Object).
Photograph showing a dark disc-shaped object in the sky above a mountain landscape with utility pole
Photograph of a residential area with houses, a road, a telephone pole, and mountains in the background. This appears to be a photo of the scene without the anomalous object.
Photograph of the same scene as the previous photo, but with a bright, circular object visible in the sky. This is the 'flying saucer' photograph.
Grayscale sensor image with a central crosshair, numerical markings, and a timestamp in the lower-left corner. Several data blocks are redacted.