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
GM
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1o. 8 ws So MARY OF F BOHTING |
Lien
pinute at
fo a/c pickin
¢ ¢pbject. Estimated
ATIC FORM 379 (RXV 26 SRP 52)
| 2. LOCATION
0 Ground-Visvel
0 AirVisl
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
one min
ning high-intensity
TY ds “48 flight course of
degrees cbserved for maxim
which time object Aissmeared over
fhe horizon. No manuverability. Path of object
followed by estimating position of next flash.
lp on radar that could account for
object at high altitude.
| in
at! | i
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
~[4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION
112. CONCLUSIONS
|D Wos Balloon
0 Probably Beolloen |
—1D Possibly Balloon |
|0 Was Aireraft |
| KX Probably Airereoft |
DO Possi by Aircraft |
~t Wes Astronomicel
10 Probably Astronomical
DD Possi bly Astronemicol
1D Other
0 Insufficient Data for Evaluotion |
oO Unknown |
I
1
i
nEsaststion of flash indicates strobe
light of a/c. Durati ighting
|indicates speeds consistant with
Jet a/c operations. Nothing to indicate
threat to security of US. RBS site at
Scenic HROLNIS; | South Dakota is on |
heading of 230 « rom point of |
pbservation. Possible usage of this
target. Nothing other than absence of
Tt licate that this was
adar pickup to ind
not an a/c observation.