OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. 1. DATE |12. CONCLUSIONS ¥ br ee Ee OO Was Balloon | 5 Aug 63 Ee {D. Probably Balloon E DATE-TIME GROUP 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION TE | 8 Ground-Visual [5 PHOTOS Ag “FEATS 0O Yes B Ne (7. LENGTH OF OBSERYATION — | 15 min | = E = : Lo Possibly Balloon O Ground-Radar | t Was Aircraft = GMT_ 02 i 2907, eee —ee i J 0 Ale vi He . 0 | Probably Aircraft Air-Intercept Rador |° Possibly Aircraft Was Astronomical Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomical COURSE ~ |O Other i , |0 Insufficient Data for Evaluation | Northerly {0 Unknown | nn. from white to bo lue % red. Sbserved. 90 deg elevation heading on course of 200 deg. Disappeared at | 60 deg elevation in North after 15 min observa-| tion. Nor radar pickup from local AC&W squadroni Witness used BX and could not determine any additional details. Windsat surface from 1180 deg and generally North West at altitude. [ - Ee SE Ee — xX cr -—. Er COMMENTS Ob,) apparently driftingwith wind. Sighting characteristic of Balloo observation. Balloons launched from locations to SE of San Antonio such 8s Corpus Christi or locally could be in area at time of sighting.