[ILLEGIBLE], July 1952 - Incident Number: [ILLEGIBLE]July 1952

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Summary

On July 5, 1952, an unidentified air object was observed by multiple Air Force personnel near Warwick Parish, Bermuda. The object was first spotted at 10:22 p.m. moving north to south and stopped directly overhead of an observer. The object was round and appeared to be spinning. It did not change position but moved in a zigzag manner. At approximately 10:29 p.m., the object turned on its side and formed a long circular tube, giving off yellow light and then a faint green glow before returning to its original position and disappearing. The observation lasted about seven minutes. Weather conditions were fair with broken clouds at 1,500 to 2,500 feet. Visibility was 15 miles. Two civilians also observed the object. The Air Force investigation included three Air Force personnel who were separately interrogated, and their accounts conformed with each other.

Reported location

[ILLEGIBLE], July 1952 - Incident Number: [ILLEGIBLE]

Date of incident

July 1952

State / country

? / XX

Page count

2 scanned pages

USAF evaluation

unknown

Microfilm

T1206, Roll 11

PROJECT RECORD CARD [illegible header information with columns for Date, Location, Type of Sighting, etc.] [Column headers visible:] Evaluation of Sightings, and other administrative fields 7 DATA 1 SOURCE OF INFORMATION Round, spinning object of a highly polished silver color hovered over beach. Object turned on side, forming long circular tube, giving off yellow and green glow. Object returned to original position, when disappeared.