July 14, 1951 — WSMR, NM
Morning. During a guided missile launch, two radar operators at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, catch a fast-moving object on their scope. At the same time, a tracker watching a B-29 with binoculars sees a large UFO near the bomber. Another observer sights the UFO and, with a 35mm camera, shoots 200 feet of film. The UFO shows on the film as a round, bright spot. The film has never been released.[Eberhart]
No case found in BB files, so this is another one of Brad Sparks made-up unknowns based on his own opinions:
Sources:
Brad Sparks, Blue Books Unknowns Catalogue, Case 46, p. 107;
Timothy Good, Above Top Secret, pp. 354–355;
Donald E. Keyhoe, Flying Saucers from Outer Space, Henry Holt and Co.,1953, p. 48;
Richard H. Hall, ed. The UFO Evidence. Washington, DC; National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena, 1964, pp. 77, 84, 88;
NICAP, “White Sands Radar/Visual”;
Project 1947, “Radar and Visual UFO Sighting, White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico—July 14, 1951”;