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This Department of War release reproduces Project Blue Book records on the Tremonton, Utah film of 2 July 1952. In them, Navy Chief Photographer Delbert C. Newhouse explains how he filmed a group of bright objects near Tremonton. ATIC memos and a December 1952 travel report record Navy and General Mills balloon specialists judging that the objects closely resembled pillow balloons. A January 1953 memorandum discusses publicly releasing the film. The file also includes unrelated sighting reports from Phoenix and Massachusetts, plus material about Donald Keyhoe.
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• •-15- Serial 02Photogrammetric Analysis ot "Utah" Film (1) Ruppelt, E. J. "The Report on Unidentified Flyi.og Objects". Doubleday and Co. , 1956. (2) The "American Nautical Almanac'', 1952. (3) H.O. No. 214z. ''Tables of Computed A1titude and Azimuth for Latitudes 4ou to 49°. (4) "Report on Ornithological Specimens", Engineering Department, U.S. Army, Washington, 1874. ( 5) Warburton, C. "Spiders" , Cambridge 1921, p. 34. (6) McCook, "American Spiders and Their Spinning Work", Philadelphia, 1893. (7) Headley, F. W. , "The Flight of Birds", Witherby and Co. , 1912. (8) Geiger, Rudolf, "The Climate Near the Ground", Harvard Univ. Press, 1950. (9) Menzel, D. H., "Flying Saucers", Harvard Univ. Press, 1953• • •
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