El Indio–Guerrero Crash Retrieval 1950

On December 6, 1950, a disc-shaped unidentified craft reportedly crashed near the El Indio–Guerrero area straddling the Texas-Mexico border. Personnel from Fort Clark, Texas, were reportedly scrambled for retrieval operations. According to declassified documents and multiple witness testimonies compiled decades later, the wreckage was described as a metallic disc approximately 30 feet in diameter, partially buried at the impact site. The material was reportedly transported under armed guard to Wright-Patterson AFB in Ohio, where Project Sign investigators were notified. The incident occurred on the same day as the famous 'Wilson-Davis memo' era and has been cited by researchers as one of the most significant early Cold War retrieval cases. Government records from 1950 confirm unusual military transport movements from the region, though official explanations have never been provided.