Project Blue Book File on Tremonton Film Utah 1952
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(2) SIGHTED AT 0420 ON 2 JULY 1952 FOR 3 TO 4 MINUTES.
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(4) FROM 1717 NORTH 1ST AVE, PHOENIX, ARIZ• OBJECT APPEARED NORTHWEST,
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TRAVELED ARC TO SOUTHWEST• AGLE OF ELEVATION 40 DEGREES NORTHWEST,
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(. 9) PRESUME OBJECT MADE GROUND CONTACT SOUTHWEST OF PHOENIX• •
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FILE NO.
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35nm. F.ilm and Analysis
o AFOIN,-2A2 FROM ATIC DATE 1 5 OCT 1952 COMMENT NO. 1
Att.n: Major Fournet, Capt Ruppelt/jos
65365/B263D/PD2B
l . "As per your request inclosed herein f or your inspection is the 3~ film
from Tremonton, Utah, showing unidentified aerial objects.
2. Also inclosed is a photostatic copy of an analysis performed by the Photo
Reconnaissance Laboratory, Wright Field.
3. The 35mm roll is the original film and no duplicate has been made•
4. It is the opinion of ATIAA-5 that the film should be submitted to an orni
thologist, perhaps at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, to obtain an opinion
as to whether the objects may not possibly be birds in flight.
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CPO DELBERT C. NE!mOUSB. 17/Z'/'J, AVN SUP DE?, llAVAL SUP CEN, OAKLAND, CAI.IF
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TRWONTON, UTAH. CPO NEiuIOUSE, HIS WIFE, SON AND DAUGilrER 17ERE ALL INTER,.
VIlfflED AT THE REraIOUSE HOllE IN BERKELEY, CALIF Oii 10 SEP 52 BY DIRroTOR OF
INTELLIGFWE, 28TH Am DIV (DEF). FOL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS l. THRU l3
IN USAF WUEST ARE SUIDAITrED:
1. NO SOUND HEARD DUPJ:NG OBSE'RVA'l'ION. 2. ?lO EXHAUST TRAILS OR CONTR.UIS
OBSERVED. 3. NO AIRCRAFT, BIRDS, BUJ..OONS, OR OTHER IDEtrrIFIABLE OBJECTS
SEEN IN AIR IlllEDIATELY BEFORE, DUP.DlG., OR Dl!EDIATELY AFI'ER OBSERVATION.
4. snmLE OBJECT mIICH DETACim> ITSELF FOOM GROUP DID HEAD DJ DIRmTlOU
01'1'0SlTE ORIGINAL COURSE AND DISAPPEARED FRl)Y VIFrl mIIE STILL TRAVELING
IN THIS DIRD'.:TION. 5. CAUERA POINrED AT ESTil.!ATED 70 D.IOC;REES ELEVATION
AtID DESCRIBED AND All: Fro!! APPROX DUE EAST TO DUE ~1&5'? Tflm FRC?.t DUE \'iEST
TO AP.PR.OX 00 DEGREES 0011 NORTH IN PHCJrOORAPHING DEI'ACHID OBJ HEADING m
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Dnt:roTIOll OIIDOSITE ORIGINAL COURSE. 6. SUN WAS APPROX OVERHEAD OF OBSERVER.
OBJJ!PTS WERE AT APPROX 70 DEG-RI®, ABOVE TRRAIN ON A COURSE SEVERAJ, UI1.ES
FROU OBSERVER. 7• WEATHER COND:rrIONS: BRIGRr StmUGHl', CLEAR., APPROX 00
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1. 2 color duplicates and 1 black & white print (exclusive of portion
Vflth sound track whieh is spliced to the end of the film}.
2. Request the original be handled with utmost care (it is already 1fi
fairly poor condition, and wear very anxious that 1t suffer no further
damage).
3. Request the original be cleaned as carefu]y as posslble prior to
duplication.
4. Request utmost effort in controlling duplication to extent that resulting
copies wUl be as ldentlca.I to or.lglnal as po ible ln image and color
reproduction.
6. The loos (unspllced) porlton of 17 frames belongs at the end of the
footage havlrig a deep blue background and no sound track. The la t
frame of thls loo e portion s mmediat ly adjacent to the spllce with
the broken frame having the sound track.
6. Can the stripp d sprocket holes 1n·the loose portion of the orlgtna.l
(see 5) be repair d ln any way - sufficiently to make it possible to
run thls part a ong with the remamder of film without malfunction?
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REQUEST CPO NEWHOUSE BE ASKED FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL QUESTION CLN •
WAS TRIPOD USED TO PHOTOGRAPH MOUNTAIN SCENE IN IDAHO WHICH APPEARS •
ON FINAL FOOTAGE OF FILM IN QUESTION QUES FORWARD INFORMATION
BY ELECTRICAL MENNS TO ATIC WITH INFORMATION THIS HEADQUARTERS. •
I RESPONSE REPLY TO AFOIN-2A2.
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9171 IN REPLY TO AFOIN-2A2 FOLLOWING INFORMATION
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BY HQ. USAF HAS BEEN OBTAINED BY TELEPHONE CONVERSATION •
WITH OPO DELBERT C. NEWHOUSE, 177273, AVN SUP DEP, NAVAL SUP CENTER,
OAKLAND, CALIF . REGARDING AN ADDITIONAL QUESTION ABOUT MOVIE FILM ON
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Tremont~ Utah, sighting.
FACTS AND DISCUSSION:
On 15 Dec 52 Lt A.G. Flues telephoned Lt Malcom Ross, USN, at the Of
fice of Naval Research, University of Afinnesota. The purpose was to deter
mine whether pillow balloon releases could account for the Tremon~..,_,Utah,
incident of 2 Jul 52.
Lt Ross had seen the Tremon-tP1n'ovies and it was his opinion, as well as
that of Lt Lewis, ONR, that the objects photogr~phed were pill-0w balloons.
However, Lt Ross said that the Navy had not .f :el~ased any pillow balloons in
or near that area at that time. Lt Ross po~nted out that General Mills, Inc.,
Minneapolis, is, in so far as he knows, the ·sole manufacturer of pillow bal
loons and suggested that ATIC contact-1,±'~ J. R. Smith of General Mills to
determine what organizations and ageheies had purchased pillow balloons. Lt
Ross also stated that in the winter of 1952, the 11 Crusade for Freedom" pur
chased many pillow balloons from General Mills. These were sent to various
cities in the United States and released periodically. Lt Ross did not know
the exact times, dates, or points of these releases, but he suggested that
ATIC contact the 11 Crusade for Freedom".
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On 16 Dec 52 Lt A.G. flues called l . J. R. Snith, Director, Balloon Re
search, General N~lls, Inc., Atlnneapolis, nnesota, to determine whether or
not a pillow balloon release could have caused the Tremonton incident.
'r. Smith pointed out that in the winter of 1951, his company, the only
known manufacturer of this type balloon, produced a large number of pillows
for the 11 Crusade for Freedom 11 • These balloons were distributed to both national
and local offices of that organization and GMI was unable to say exactly what
the organization did with them after receipt. However, G did say that they
were released sporadically for publicity purposes from widely separated areas
in the United States.
In the "Crusade for Freedom 11 organization there have since been 100%
personnel shifts, top to bottom and J. R. Smith was not too encouraging when
Lt F1ues suggested contacting the organization. However, he agreed to forward
all shipping lists which will tell A1IC iho the consignees ere and JJJSt what
numbers each received.
Mr. Smith pointed out that in 1951 and until Nov 52, helium and hydrogen
gasses were in short supply. The two companies which furnish these gasses are
Air Reduction Company and The Linde Company. r. Smith suggested contacting
their distributors in the area of the sighting.
Reconnnendationa: That A'ITC follow-up with the lists Mr. Smith will provide and
that ATIC check distributors of hydrogen and helium in the Utah area.
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Travel Report - Minneapolis, Minnesota
29, :30, 31 December 1952
On 29 Dec 52, Lt A.G. Flues went to Minneapolis, Minnesota, t.o contact
the Field Representative of ONR and the General Mills Corporation there. The
purpose was to determine if' the UFO's in the Tremonton, Uteh, movies of 2 July
52 might be pillow balloons.
On 30 Dec the films were run off 1n the balloon room of the Physics Building,
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University of Minnesota. The following were in attendance,
Lt Malcolm Ross, USN
S2C Leroy Harger, USN
CPO Lewis, USN
Dr. Nye, u. of Minn. Balloon lights and geophysics
Dr. Winkler, u. of Minn. Balloon nights and geophysics
Frank c. Jewett, Exec. Vice-President, Research Dept., General
Milla, Ino.
J.. · R. Smith, Chief', Meteorology Dept., General Mills, Inc.
There were various others present all of whom have had experience in
fiying pillow balloons.
The films were run off eight times, at various speeds, and were frequently
stopped at good frames. All were informed of the background data.
It was the consensus of opinion that the objects resembled pillow balloons
1n flight very closely and did nothing that pillows would not do in similar
circumstances. J. R. Smith was the least convinced of this hypothesis; however,
he felt that the objects were a bit too bright and maneuvered a bit too fast.
The head meteorologist of GMI pointed out that winds to' 8,000 rt. at Hill
AFB would probably be different trom those at Tremonton because of topography
and land-sea effect. The extreme stability of the atmosphere on that dq would,
he added, make aseent very slow and would tend to stabilize a pillow at a given
altitude . .Additionally, wind direction is capable or a 180° shift within perhaps
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500 ft. of altitude which could account for a high or low balloon, with relation
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to the group, to proceed in an apparently- opposite direction.
If the objects are pillows, the consensus was that they- are not over
6,000 1 altitude, probably- much less. If this is so, they cannot possibly- have
been aloft for more than 12 hours, and this only if filled with warm air or
underinflated with gas or ballasted for a given altitude. There is a much
greater probability that they are ascending and have been released from a
nearly point not over 1/2 hour before.
None of the persons present placed much faith in the computations of
angular velocity, since all were predicated upon Newhouse's holding the camera
still.
Lt Flues went over to GMI later on and obtained. from J. R. Smith the names
and addresses of consignees who received. pillow balloons during the period Sep
51 - 2 Jul 52. Also Lt Flues picked up some photos of pillow balloons and the
flight tracks of three Navy Skyhook.a released in Sept 52 from Tillamook, Ore. Gen
eral Mills had no movies of pillows which approximated the Tremonton films aa
GMI 1s footage seemed to be, shot against cloud background and when the balloons
were lower. However, they will be launching pillows from Wendover, Utah, in
Feb 5.3 and will make movies then.
The course of action recommended was for ATIC to check all persons in the
western u.s. who received pillows. There were some other shipments to Gl1I home
and farm appliance stores, and J. R. Smith agreed to send ATIO the names and
addresses of such consignees.
List of consignees:
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1. During a trip to Washington, D. c., on 29 Jan 53 Capt Ruppelt was
informed that the press had learned about the Tremonton, Utah, movies and
that Mr. Al Chop of the Office of Public Information., Department of Defense,
Col Teaberg of AFOIN-2, and others believe that the movies should be re
leased in accordance with the promise made this summer to the press that no
information on the subject of Unidentified nying Objects would be withheld.
Capt Ruppelt agreed with this point and it was decided that the factual data
on the incident would be sent to Capt Harry B. Smith, AFOIN-2A2, who would
pass it on to Mr. Chop who in turn would write the release. The telecon also
requested that the release bef!orwarded to ATIC for coordination. The subject
telecon is TT15, 5 Feb 53, Item 2. ~
2. On 9 Feb 53 Mr. Chop called that het.!.:tten the release and shewed
it to Col Smith of AFOIN-2A. They believe that there would be a question
asked as to the findings of the Air Force and Navy photo labs and that these
reports would have to be released. If they weren 1 t released, the press would
begin to think they contained some "hot" material and that the Air Force was
holding back some important data. ATIC concurred that this could happen.,
and that if it did happen it could create a great deal of excitement.
3. The Air Force lab analysis concludes that:
a. They are reasonably certain that the brightness of the images
on the film exceeds that of any bird. ,8f:£~AJ _ i ~ 1.N'I'EftVA.'(.11,
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air ,spaee- area and it is such flying would be carried on in the
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c. Have two aircraft do maneuvers at various altitudes and photo
graph them.
d. Request that the Navy re-do the study using the methods of
density measurement that are prescribed by the astronomers.
Conclusion
6. If it is deemed advisable to release the movies quickly, state that
the Air Force cannot positively identify the objects but they are reasonably
sure that they are balloons or gulls consequently no :further effort is going
to be put into the incident. If tbe Navy and Air Force reports are requested,
state that due to the meager data they used, the reports must be discounted.
I,!.J!ould b~rather po~licy to state that the Navy had made a~ror in
t~beginning of their ana~ia...
7. If it is too much of a risk to do this (suggestion in paragraph 6)
immediately go ahead with items a, b, and c of paragraph 5 on a high priority
basis.
Recommendations
8•• It is recommended that the above plan be given to AFOIN-2A2 and let
them confer with the Director of Intelligence on the subject of a release.
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The Navy report says the objects are:
a. Self-luminous or light sources
b. Could not be aircraft or balloons
ird is known is reflect enough light to cause the images
shown on the film,
It.can be noted that tbe Na:vy people deduced tbis from tbeir analysis
of t h e ~ o r the image on each frame. This required about a 1 1 000
manhours. It was brought out by two astronomers who heard a Navy briefing
on the analysis of the movies that the method used to measure the brightness
of each spot was wrong, therefore, the results of the entire study were wrong.
4. The subject of the release was discussed with Lt Col Johnston and
Col McDuffy and it was decided that the movies would be released without com
ment as to what they were and hope that no questions were asked about the
Navy report. This is a "calculated" risk of another big "flap".
5. The other alternative is to quickly get more data on the subject.
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nize that it is a gull? To check this it would be necessary to go to a loca
tion where you have a lot of gulls and bright sunlight and talce movies with
a 3-inch lens. It would be necessary to know how far the gulls were away each
time a movie was taken. At this time of the year florid.a is the only place
where sunshine and gulls can be assured.
b. Using special funds, have General Mills release a group of
pillow balloons arranged in the same sequence as the objects are in the reovies
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Reference Item 2 ATIC Telecon 15, 5 Feb 53 the following
statement is for ATIC coordination prior to release to PIO:
I- This color film provides an instance of a sighting being
substantiated by motion pictures and confirms the faith of
the USAF in the veracity of the many citizens who have
reported sightings of unidentified objects or phenomena in
the air. ' The film was forwarded to the USAF by Warrant Officer
Delbert c. Newhouse , Aviation Supply Depot, Naval Supply Center,
Oakland, California.1 Warrent Officer Newhouse stated that the
film was exposed 7 miles North of Tremonton, Utah, on the U.S.
Highway 30 at 11:00 a.m. MST, 2 July 52: and that he was using
a Bell and Howell Auto Master(hand-held) with a three inch
telephoto lens at F/8 for the first few feet of the film and
the balance at F/16 all at sixteen frames per second.
Examination of the film to date allows a deduction that the
images were caused by surfaces having good reflective qualities,
(:mch as seagulls o~ balloon~., or by bodies or substances possessing
high intensity light sources. Images appearing on the film are
nonsufficiently defined to permit identification or determination
of form or substance and should have been caused by unknown objects
or undetermined known obJects. The absence of any reference ooints,
even clouds, in the bac·ground has made it impossible to estimate
the distance of the obJects from the camera, thus precluding a
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velocity have not indicated true linear speed as the apparent
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motion is shown in only two dimensions .
To date the evidence on unidentified phenomena has shown no
threat to the United States , and the majority of the sightings
have been directly tied to known causes .
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U . S . NAVAL PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION CENTER
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Washington 25, D. C. In reply refer to
Code 082
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MAR 1 8 1954 32 5
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From: Commanding Officer
To: C0mrnanding Officer, Air Technical Intelligence Center,
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio
Subj: Tremonton, Utah Film
Ref': (a) ATIC W•PAFB Ohio ltr AFOIN-ATIAE-5 dtd 27 Jan 1954
1. Reference (a) requested iot'ormation concerning the disposition ot
the original Tremonton, Utah f'ilm and whether or not any copies of the
f'1lm are currently heJ.d by the Center.
2. It is advised that this Center bas never had possession of the
original film and does not have in:formation concerning its whereabouts.
However, it is suggested that Major Fourney, an AF Special Investigator
who was formerly stationed in this area, be contacted regarding this
matter. Major Fourney at one time advised that the original "Would be
made available to this Center for spectrophotometric analysis. This
analysis never materialized, theref'o:rt. the original 'Was not requested.
3. This Center is presently holding one 16mm color film copy which
was received f'rom the Air Force.In addition, 35m col.or positive and
35mm black and white negative duplicate blowups are held.
4. Reference (a) referred to the original. film as being 35mm. It is
understood tbat the photography was taken With a Revere., 16mm, magazine
loading type, with an Fl.9 wide-angle, telephoto l.ens.
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2 7 JAN 1954
; (Vnci) 7remonton, Utah Film
Chief
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l. !I'he ir Technical Intelligence Center: ia atteziQtUng to
oc te the o r i ~ ot a 35 mm film ot 14entU1ed flying obJecta
n ~ a • D. C. Rnb ee near 'l'relrlonton, Utah# on 2 Jul 52.
ie tilm s e.nalygecl by the JC during the early ~ t ot
953.
2. In a report 1ea cl b7 NPJC, . u.'bj: 8 lnterpretation ot
lea at VA14entit1e4 ObJ_ecta", ■eial n: lber 0105, ftA1r-.-... 4 May
3, i t is stated in paai-t, "Tile :f'ilia. expo.ea in tall is in very
oor co ditlon, dry, bi'ittle, an4 ¥1th tenaency tQ br • Mt.er
n1 tial nevtn , 4upllc tio or the t1la pertormea in order to
,erve ti:.e tilll." t.rliere a: a.ra to -be no reference ea to ..............
'the original t1lJI was aeatroye4 or returned.
3. It 1• NqUeltea that any &"811 ble Warma"ti n be f\lrni•hed
o the Air Technical Intel.Ugence Center aa to the diepoaition of
• film after the 1nterpret&~ion vu completed.
4. Informat1 ia turtber requested ta ther or not any
op1ea ot 'thi 1'11111 are on banc1 there.
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1g1.nal ot '1'10.'f ~!!llntlm' , Utah, f11JG; ha1Mver, eorre ■-
been initiate« to recowr it. It a:ppeara tbat the
1g1nal y ha aeteriaratecl beyonl the pout where 1t caull be auc...
saf'uUJ copiet.
fter are two copl • of the film here. One or th.ea ha1 been
t to the 'Photographic Labarator7 "1th reque■ t tor a44itional
a.pie • mi c . letion, Vhicb will take about :three weeks, one of
cop.lea will mallet! to you. It 1a b ~ that thh v1U fill.
ill your "tequtrements.
The Air Technical In:tell.igence Center Ylahee to e'Zpl'ea ■ pin
ta appreci tion to you tor your cooper t1on throughout the entire
nftlatiption of the cue.
incerely,
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