Image: Arnold AAF drawing

Description: The letter with a drawing of flying saucers or flying disks submitted by pilot Kenneth Arnold to Army Air Force intelligence on July 12, 1947. Source: [1][2] UNCLASSIFIED Page 9 I have received lots of requests from people who told me to make a lot of wild guesses. I have based what I have written here in the article on positive facts and as far as guessing what it was I observed, it is just as much a mystery to me as it is to the rest of the world. My pilot's license is 333487. I fly a Callair airplane; it is a three-place single engine land ship that is designed and manufactured at Afton, Wyoming as an extremely high performance, high altitude airplane that was made for mountain work. The national certificate of my plane is 33355. /s/ Kenneth Arnold Box 587 Boise, Idaho traveling this way → [sketch 1] Top they seemed longer than wide their thickness was about 1/20th of their width [sketch 2] side view traveling this way → Mirror Bright They did not appear to me to whirl or spin but seemed in fixed position traveling as I have made drawing. /s/ Kenneth Arnold UNCLASSIFIED
Title: Arnold AAF drawing
Credit: Kenneth Arnold
Author: The original uploader was Dr Fil at English Wikipedia. Later versions were uploaded by Nima Baghaei at en.wikipedia.
Usage Terms: Public domain
License: Public domain
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