July 9, 1951 — Dearing, GA
Day. USAF Lt. George H. Kinmon II, stationed at Lawson AFB [now Lawson Army Airfield] with the 117th Tactical Reconnaissance Wing, is flying an F-51 over Dearing, Georgia, when he sees a white disc “completely round and spinning in a clockwise direction.” It makes a headlong pass at his aircraft. It travels at “tremendous speed” and leaves no vapor trail. [Eberhart]
Blue Book Documents:
Sources:
“Pilot Says His Plane Was Attacked by Flying Saucer,” Lowell (Mass.) Sun, July 30, 1952, p. 30;
“Saucer Ahead!–Fire At Will,” Tucson (Ariz.) Daily Citizen, July 30, 1952, p. 11;
“Quotes Air Pilot; ‘Attacked by Disc’,” Oxnard (Calif.) Press-Courier, July 30, 1952, p. 1;
Brad Sparks, Blue Books Unknowns Catalogue, Case 458, p. 107;
Richard H. Hall, The UFO Evidence, p. 23;
Richard H. Hall, Uninvited Guests, Aurora, 1988, pp. 328–330;
NICAP, “Aerial Encounter with Disc”;
“Saucer Attacked Me, Pilot Declares,” Cleveland Press, July 30, 1952, p. 1, reprinted in Saucer Attack, April 1998;
https://members.tripod.com/task_2/Saucer_attack.htm
