April 16, 1952; Shreveport, Louisiana (BBU)

 

At 2228 hours, Capt. Eugene R. Mathis, USAF, SAC Aircraft Commander, and Jack Touchstone, observed a brilliant circular object ten times the size of the brightest star flying overhead at an unbelieveable speed on a heading of 100 degrees. The object suddenly made a 180 degree turn. The object appeared to be flat, made no sound and and had no exhaust. The object was in sight for approximately 70 seconds. While the object was in sight it passed over the entire city of Shreveport.

 

 

 

 Page ID (PID)  MAXW-PBB10-10 Collection  NARA-Maxwell Roll Description  Maxwell Blue Book 10 Document Code  N/A