Alan walks his dog in Caversham, Berkshire, UK, when he sees a group of bright lights to the east. He calls his wife, Clarice, and they view them through binoculars. They are moving slowly in a line from east-west and are above the house. The brightest lights are orange-yellow and in a triangle formation. Royal Flying Corps Lieut. Reginald Maxwell is cruising his B. He follows it northeast for 20 minutes, but it moves higher, and he loses it in the clouds. Eric Morgan, also flying a B. When he fires his pistol at it, the lights rise and rapidly disappear.
Morgan is forced to make a crash landing. He estimates its speed at 25,β50, mph, with a beginning altitude of 60, feet and a final altitude around 40, feet.
LaPaz accompanies search teams to bring back any fragments. They end up in the area of Lamesa but give up after a few days of fruitless search. Kentucky National Guard pilot Lt.
Lee J. His aircraft crashes 10 miles north of Bedford, Indiana, following some confusing information from various sources about an unknown radar target or visual observation in the vicinity. Charles L. John L. McClellan D-Ark. The Air Force is represented by Maj.
James F. Byrne, Maj. Joseph E. Boland, Maj. Lawrence J. Saunders suggests that Condon is misquoted. Looking around, he sees an oval metallic object surmounted by a transparent tower on top of which is a small balustrade on which two beings are leaning. The silhouettes of two more beings are visible in the tower. The object is hovering above a munitions dump.
