The National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (Nicap)

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Codes:	FILM DATA.	M = movie film	c = color
 S = still photograph	b = black & white
RATING.* = considered strongest evidence of UFOs
	(*) = potentially strong evidence, worth priority analysis	Status of NICAP Analysis
	(#) = worth analysis; or possible value in conjunction with other data	VN = print viewed, complete analysis not possible because of lack of data or lack of reference points and detail in photograph
	(X) = dubious, or negative evaluation
	(Inc) = incomplete; no rating possible because of lack of information	AN = analyzed by NICAP
 NN = NICAP unable to obtain for analysis.
(Inc)	1. March 1946. Fred J. Stange, Bernardston, Mass. bS/VN
(Inc)	2. July 5, 1947. Frank Ryman, C. G., Seattle, Wash. bS/VN
(Inc)	3. February 23, 1949. Cmdr. A. V. Orrego, Chile. M/NN
(*)	4. October 23, 1949. Norwood, Ohio, searchlight case. bM/NN
(Inc)	5. April 24, 1950. Enrique Hausemann Muller, Balearic Islands. S/VN
(#)	6. April 27, 1950. White Sands theodolite photo. M/NN
(*)	7. May 11, 1950. Trent photographs, McMinnville, Ore. S/VN
(#)	8. May 29, 1950. White Sands theodolite photo. M/NN
$\cdot$	9. August 15, 1950. Nick Mariana, Great Falls, Montana. cM/VN
(*)	10. July 14, 1951. Near White Sands, tracking camera film. M/NN
(#)	11. August 30, 1951. Carl Hart, Jr., Lubbock lights, Texas. bS/VN
(Inc)	12. May 7, 1952. Barra da Tijuca, Brazil. Ed Keffel. bS/VN
$\cdot$	13. July 2, 1952. Warrant Officer Newhouse, Tremonton, Utah. cM/VN
(#)	14. July 16, 1952. Shell Alpert, Coast Guard, Salem, Mass. bS/VN
(#)	15. July 19, 1952. Peru. bS/VN
(*)	16. July 29, 1952. Ralph Mayher, Miami, Fla. M/VN (few frames)
(#)	17. August 1, 1952. Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio. gun-camera M/VN (few frames)
(*)	18. September 19, 1952. Operation Mainbrace color photos. cS/NN
(*)	19. November 16, 1952. David S. Bunch near Landrum, S. C. cM/NN
(X)	20. December 13, 1952. Adamski "scout ship." bS/VN
(#)	21. August 12, 1953. Ellsworth AFB gun-camera, "best unknown" case. M/NN
(#)	22. August 31, 1953. Port Moresby, New Guinea, T. C. Drury M/NN
(X)	23. February 15, 1954. Stephen Darbishire, Coniston, England bS/VN
(*)	24. March 1954. Rouen, France. RAF Flying Review. bS/VN
(*)	25. May 24, 1954. USAF photo by RB-29 reconnaissance plane /NN
(*)	26. June 30, 1954. Scandinavian eclipse photos. cM/VN (few frames)
(*)	27. September 9, 1954. K. M. Gibbons, New Zealand bS/VN
(#)	28. March 5, 1956. William L. Wannall, Hawaii (cS orig.) bS/VN
(X)	29. July 17, 1956. Elizabeth Klarer, S. Africa. bS/VN
(X)	30. July 19, 1956. Michael Savage, 15, San Bernardino, Calif. bS/VN
(Inc)	31. September 18, 1956. Ray Stanford, Calif. cM/NN
(X)	32. October 10, 1956. Joe Kerska, Twin Peaks, San Francisco, California bS/VN
(#)	33. August 20, 1957. Japan. S. Takeda bS/VN
(Inc)	34. November 6, 1957. Anaheim, California bS/VN
(X)	35. November 16, 1957. Near Holloman AFB, New Mexico bS/VN
(#)	36. December 1957. T. Fogl, radio officer, S.S. Ramsey bS/VN
(#)	37. December 1, 1957. Ralph Benn, Los Angeles, California cM/NN
(*)	38. January 3, 1958. Cliff DeLacey, Hawaii. cM/NN
(*)	39. January 16, 1958. Trindade Isle, Brazil, sequence. bS/VN
(#)	40. February 9, 1958. Troy, Michigan, airport cS/VN
(Inc)	41. June 23, 1958. Near England AFB, Louisiana State police. bS/NN
(X)	42. July 28, 1959. Ray Stanford. Two movie films. cM/AN
(Inc)	43. October 16, 1958. Mike Schultz, Newark, Ohio. bS/VN
(#)	44. February 9, 1959. Purdon, Imperial Beach, California cM/NN
(X)	45. September 24, 1959. Redmond, Ore. FAA case. bM/AN
(Inc)	46. November 29, 1959. J. J. Rehill, USN, Miami, Florida bS/VN
(X)	47. February 13, 1960. Joe Perry, Grand Blanc, Michigan cS/AN
(Inc)	48. March 2, 1960. Schedelbauer, Vienna. bS/VN
(X)	49. April 11, 1960. Mary Jo Curwen, Hazel Green, Wisconsin cM/AN
(Inc)	50. August 3, 1960. Linz, Austria bS/AN
(X)	51. August 9, 1960. Jay Rees, San Francisco, California cS/AN
(Inc)	52. August 25, 1960. Grumman mystery satellite photo bS/VN
(X)	53. January 1, 1961. A/3c Bellett, Golden, Colorado bS/AN
(*)	54. January 22, 1961. Harry Caslar, Eglin AFB, Florida M/NN
(X)	55. May 27, 1961. Triangle, Nashville, Tenn. bS/AN
(#)	56. May 29, 1961. Craig Seese, Newark, Ohio. cM/VN
(Inc)	57. July 13, 1961. Bob Feldman, Akron, Ohio cS/VN
(Inc)	58. September, 1961. Paccione moon photos bS/AN
(Inc)	59. September 29, 1961. Savage, Warrenton, Virginia cM/VN
(X)	60. March 9, 1962. Jeanne B. Johnson, Hawaii. bS/AN
(Inc)	61. May 25, 1962. F. DiMambro, Woburn, Mass. bS/VN
(Inc)	62. November 18, 1962. Bruce Fox, Bayonne, New Jersey bS/VN
(X)	63. December 15 & 16, 1962. Ronald Gounad, New Jersey bS/VN
(*)	64. December 21, 1962. Ali R. Diaz, Angel Falls, Venezuela. cM/AN

## PHOTOGRAPHIC CASES

1. Fred J. Stange, Bernardston, Mass. Photograph submitted in 1954 to Rev. Albert Baller (now NICAP Board member). Witness states he first saw three discs in a group, then two other single objects. Photograph shows all five, according to Leonard H. Stringfield (CRIFO Newsletter; Vol. II No. 3, June 3, 1955). Lead object of V-formation is largest image. Photo taken with box camera. Other camera data not available. The slide viewed by NICAP, a copy of the original, is of very poor quality.

Many splotches are apparent, but no easily discernible UFO images.

2. Frank Ryman, U.S. Coast Guard, Seattle, Wash. At 5:45 p.m. Mr. Ryman photographed a circular white object moving across the wind. (See Popular Science, August 1951; "Report on UFO", Ruppelt, p. 37). Photograph reproduced in "Coming of the Saucers", by Arnold & Palmer, shows small, white, elliptical image. Photo carries identification: "Acme Telephoto, SE86-7/5 Seattle."

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