October 1954 | Nouasseur, Frenchmorrocco
1X. SOURCE
15. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
1
MILITARY
| 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
GROUND- THEODOLITE
[0 Yes
(7 No
i —— be —— i —— ee Bb
11. DATE - TIME GROUP
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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
| 2. LOCATION COMCLUSIONS
a Ss EY i es = Was Balloon
2 Nov 1951 LIN 57,35 7 (A tlantic c) Probobly Balloon
3. DATE-TIME GROLP 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION Pessilly Belson
Was Aircraft
Probably Aircroft
Possibly Aircraft
Local ._. 00 Ground-Yisual 0 Ground-Rador
oh 140 § F , } g =
~~ GMT [¢ 14/6; 47 I 2/2 3042 | DO Air Vi sol ) Air-Intorcept Radar |
5. PHOTOS | 4. SOURCE i |
Was Astronomicel 11%]
Prebably Astrenomi col
Possibly Astronomicol
Cither_
Insufficient Dato for Evaluation 1
Unknown
0 Yes
a -0 No Ske, ken fo ll M119 Lary |
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 0. NUMBER OF on IEC fs | o COURSE
i W gas = 1 a T
2 Seconds 1
= mm CE — . — —— =e
[10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING [11. COMMENTS
A brilliant white flare coming up through | Pilot of investipeting afc wos of
Lb LJ
undercast observed from a/c at €,000 £0, opinion that beacon from St Fierre ro
A/c dispatched to investipate 1 hr later have appeare d cover edge of widercnatl
1 Loc el Led ly el ri: n LC es 8) vos 83 so] 3 3 In hg | "ee 2A = a / Pilot | ard iJ Ear = mM I 1 a Us le Fr] { O & it ™ Fi: a I 1 [ Vie il,
chserved powerful rotating white beacon ab | flare, INSUFIMICLANT DATA to substantial
St Pierre on Nova Scotia coast line, this oang Jusion since reporting wil
Addtional bent: tion upon landing indicated | stated that flare came up through
that flare was ocket type with tail in flight | oe undaereast, Dsbrie. I ng upon Ls and
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from Bast to 1 fost with dovmward path descending wdicates thet ob
through overcack, Belicved to Lo over LO ML | a hetoor,
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