CHANGE 


AFR 200-2A 

2, 6, 13, 14, 15 


AIR FORCE REGULATION) 
NO. 200-2A ) 


DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE 
WASHINGTON, 8 JULY 1958 


INTELLIGENCE 


Unidentified Flyii 


g Objects (UFO) 


AFR 200-2, 5 February 1958, is changed as follows: 

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2. Definitions. To insure ... as follows: 

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b. Unknown Aircraft: 

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(2) Aircraft flares, jet exhausts, . . . and 
other similar phenomena known to be 
emanating from aircraft, or to be in- 
dications of aircraft. These should 
not be reported under this regulation 
as they do not fall within the defini- 
tion of a UFO. 

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6* Zone of Interior Collection. Both the 
. . . zone of interior. 

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c. Direct communication is authorized be- 
tween ATIC and other Air Force activities in 
matters pertaining to UFO investigations. Spe- 
cifically, the ATIC may call upon the Com- 
mander, 1006th Air Intelligence Service Squadron 
(AISS), to conduct further field investigation if 
review of the initial report indicates such a re- 
quirement. In this event, the AISS investigating 
will prepare the final report. (See paragraph 

4b.) 

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13. Methods For Transmitting Reports. 

Coupled with . . . carry a “Routine” precedence. 
Written reports of . . . eliminate delays. If re- 


quested by ATIC, a followup and/or complete 
report of all sightings initially reported elec- 
trically will be submitted on AF Form 112. 

14. Where To Submit Reports: 

a. Electrical Reports . Submit multiple 

addressed electrical reports to: 

(1) Commander, Air Defense Command 
Info: Commander, 1006th AISS 
Ent Air Force Base 
Colorado Springs, Colorado 

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b. Written Reports: (Basic letters and AF 
Forms 112.) 

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15. Basic Reporting Data and Format. 

Show the abbreviation . . . order shown below: 

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f. Identifying Information on Observer (s) : 

1) Civilian — Name, age, mailing ad- 
dress, occupation, and estimate of 
reliability. 

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k. Position title and comments of the pre- 
paring officer, including his preliminary analysis 
of the possible cause of the sighting(s). (See 
paragraph 17.) 

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By Order of the Secretary of the Air Force: 

Official: THOMAS D. WHITE 

Chief of Staff 

J. L. TARR 
Colonel , USAF 

Director of Administrative Services 

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DISTRIBUTION: 

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u. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1958 


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