E-006335LANDMARK CASE · HIGH CORROBORATIONDATE PRECISION: exactRECORD COMPLETENESS: 100%
New Iberia Rotating-Dome Disc over Naval Air Station
July 10, 1962Naval Auxiliary Air Station New Iberia, Louisiana, United States
An unnamed Navy witness reported a low, fast disc over Naval Auxiliary Air Station New Iberia that slowed over the runway/hangar area, then accelerated northeast while climbing. He described a rotating two-tone dome.
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“An unnamed Navy witness said a disc came in fast and low at about 1,500 feet, slowed over the runway and hangar, then accelerated northeast while climbing at roughly 20-30 degrees.”
“Hall states that several Navy cases came through Donald Keyhoe's personal military contacts and that two Army intelligence reports were supplied to NICAP by service members.”
SRC-002107 · Section provenance and NICAP military contacts; uploaded PDF pp. 44-47
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“Hall reproduces two military communications: a September 1957 First Air Force letter quoting a Fort Devens report and a February 1957 Army intelligence memorandum from Kagnew Station.”