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Pulp Magazine Cover, March 1949

1949 · 15 pages

This document contains military incident reports regarding unidentified lights observed at Camp Hood, Texas in March 1949. The reports document four separate sightings between March 13-19, 1949, observed by soldiers and Alert Force personnel stationed at the base. The incidents describe lights characterized as yellow and red in color, described as blinking or stationary, appearing in various locations around Camp Hood coordinates (905.32-855.61, 910.41-355.10, and surrounding areas). Observers included patrols from Killeen Base and enlisted men from the Alert Force. Investigations failed to identify the cause of the lights. Reports note the absence of sound, inability to determine altitude or movement, and note that observers were soldiers. The document includes standard military incident report forms forwarded through the Fourth Army to Air Materiel Command at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base for evaluation. No fictional narrative content is present; these are official military investigative records.

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Published magazine collection; source: 1949-03-6792887-CampHood-Texas

Preserved library edition. Publication metadata retained from the original collection.