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November 1954 | Beaumont, Texas
5 pp
: > - - IC - 1¢ ) 5 A | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local — _ ! . — | | OCATION BEA UMON _ . i Ground- Yi 4. TYPE OF 08: UFCB INDEX CARD SERVATION sual O Ground-Radaor O A
November 1954 | SE of New Orleans
1 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 4 a 1 rs By ey New Urleans 1.9 llovi:mber 195) | So of 3. DATE-TIME GROUP "| 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | 0 Ground=¥Yi sual 0 Ground-Rodar = Local
November 1954 | Canterbury, Newzealand
25 pp
| 7 LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 110. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Bright cigar shaped obj, motion =u [=] 2. DATE-TIME GROUP Local GMT. 5. PHOTOS | | > MINUTS — | & SOURCE PROJECT 10073
November 1954 | Edwards AFB, California
MILITARY 1 pp
1. DATE-TINE GROUP Local —— — | | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION D Ground-Rodar OMT Lio 5. PHOTOS C Yes | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERYATION = Jj | NR i. be Fre vg 11, 315 PROJECT 10073 RECORD C
November 1954 | Edwards AFB, Muroc, California
MILITARY 21 pp
: ; \ N UFCB INDEX CARD x DATE Bh ) 2. LOCATION 112. CONCLUSIONS - - ~r 0 ‘Was Balloon or ml lo72mber 105),
November 1954 | Topia, New Mexico
1 pp
| 3. DATETIME GROUP Local _ PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD i a - = Li =3 oF =" > I “i I al bod le lex +0 _ + Jt TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Ground-Yisuval =m == mee | = ~y of 17 r
November 1954 | 20 Nm, Eoftopia, New Mexico
4 pp
[2 LOCATION UFCB INDEX CARD 4 2 i i i i = AF ji TET Y i 1 | | _— rT 3 | | . CONCLUSIONS ad | iw Was Balloon Probably Balloon | 3. DATE-TIME
November 1954 | Los Alamos, New Mexico
5 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD (1. pATE 2. LOCATION So © 12. CONCLUSIONS 33 We ww T0) IA wp Nserd iQ Was Balloon | - ot LF LEEW LoL) 1 ’ Li Probably Balloon | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | 4 TYPE O
November 1954 | San Antonio, Texas
16 pp
UFCB INDEX CARD mATE — 9 CATION To 12. CONCLUSION: | 1. DATE | 2. LOCATION CONCLUSIONS ‘Hos Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon 'S «wovamber 1954 oan Antonin, Tawasg == a SATE-TIME GR
November 1954 | Milville, New Jersey
1 pp
12. CONCLUSIONS Wos Doiloon r roboebly Bolloon Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft | Probobly Airer oft a3 5 bi YW A re ral ¥ BB Groung- Visvol 0 Ground-Rodar 0 Air Visuol 0)
November 1954 | Milville, New Jersey
5 pp
™ WN RS Rg " Li P| 41 im . nN Local _ UFCB INDEX CARD 1 DA 1 E- TIME GROUP | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | 2. LOCATION N,3, | =8 Ground- Visual 0 Ground-Radar = —— = rr ——
November 1954 | Cincinnati, Ohio
10 pp
| 1. DATE = - This Vo Ew OVE! Local TI “3. PHOT 1 | } _ it } oa "a wy ET 3 SL A Si 1 Ha BN . - a yg — a i \ S F . ’ Bs LEE ATIC FORM 73 qrmer 1C ST DATETING GROUP T.0%
November 1954 | 5 Milese of Manila, Phillippines
7 pp
| 2 LOCATION 5 MILES E OF MANIL Li Wos Balloon 1 Probably Balloon | 4. TYPE OF OBSERYATION ” ! Lacel _ — _ ZF Bround-Visvel 0 Ground-R ader | SUT, 02302 _ 0 Air Visval _o Air-Intercep
November 1954 | Charleston, Sc
21 pp
B DATE 29 NOV Sho ‘3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local | | GMT 30/03407. _ "5. PHOTOS SRILLIANT 2 Cr : Ni 0 | ; AS = 2 | - - 2 _ | CHAR PROJECT 10073 RECORD CAR LOCATION w
November 1954 | Sylacauga, Alabama
66 pp
\ PROJECT 10073 RECCRD CARD 2 -o& SYLACAUGA, ATRAMA | 40 NOV Sh GEORGIA, MISSISSIPPI, FLA, 5 CAROLETA Was Balloon oo Co B . | O Probably Balleen 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. YYPE OF OBSERYATION — |°
November 1954 | Mexicobeach, Florida
29 pp
1 nd i = —— i B i i i W i | | | | | | | i 1 = _——m——— or A PROTOS 10. BRIEFS cate 30 NOV 195k . DATE-TIME GROUP Local — GMT. OC Yes } 2 No | LENGTH OF OBSERVATION I
November 1954 | Ala, Georgia, Missi, Sylacauga, Alabama
4 pp
Chron, 2li=1C5=0832 W ET nmin nn i mw | 1 iE | November 1l, 1954 my Bi i E i = a = f i ml rl 5 J Ch ig » a » } yBacauga, Alabama, at 0 | 1 Dhat es 3 Cl LLY LO s i
November 1954 | Sylacauga, Alabama | Incident #3346
INCIDENT #3346 11 pp
File 3346 November 30, 1954 Syl | 16 photos ] a= ih pM SE =k iE a = oh all I A J Mille io | | hI 0, : Fo 3 a IE L i al" LT I ape
November 1954 | Burlison, Texas
5 pp
_PROJECT 100 1. DATE - TIME GROUP | 2. LOCATION | 3 Nov, 17Dec, 19 bec, 2p Dec 195% | 03/12307 | |3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION CIVILIAN POSSIBLY AIRCRAFT | 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS ONE
November 1954 | Stlouis, Missouri
3 pp
| 1. DATE - TIME GROUP | 5 NOV S54 | 03/13057, 3. SOURCE CIVILIAN _ __PROJECT 100 _ | J 12 SECONDS { 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION ——— i 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION GROUND VISUAL
November 1954 | Labrador 623 N, 5645 W
3 pp
| 3 i 1 ii = | SOURCE | | MTLIT! ARY Co PROJECT 1007 3 RECORD 6238 - 5645W _ 10. CONCLUSI ON I | | I I | | 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | CN= 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
November 1954 | Elmendorfafb, Alaska
MILITARY 5 pp
; in = B i ur i NOVEMBER 1954 Ly 116007 SOURCE RY DATE - TIME GROUP 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS in ONE ar ramen = —m—— m= _- [s. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 20 wnwres dk
November 1954 | St Lawrence Alaska
2 pp
1h. Local ———— — ee = me CMT a N-. — . PHOTOS C Yen oO No bod ba WY i ’ g LENGTH OF OBSERYATION a FE = pe BRIE® SUMMARY OF SIGHTING & - ~ 1 - a — Ee i on td = = i ! i ATI
November 1954 | 40 Mi SE, Sanjuan, Pr
5 pp
I PROJECT 10073 RECORD | 2. LOCATION — | 40 Mi SE, SAN JUAN, P R 10. CONCLUSION (ICAL: | ASTRONO) |11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS | Giant Clam Shell.” trailing behind object.
November 1954 | Memphis, Tennessee
4 pp
NOT REBORTED | 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | AIR VISUAL | —_— = | 7. COURSE | | i 1 |8. PHOTOS 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 0 Yes FTD sep s2 0-3
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FILE 1959-08-8407772-SilverSprings-Md.pdf
LOCATION Silver Springs, Maryland
DATE August 1959
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8407772
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 23
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. « PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD a = ee = — re ——— I. DATE 2. LOCATION jb] a ol 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local —_. kan -O0 Ground-Vi sual = oT - To Eel fy "4. TYPE OF OBSERYATION [5 PROTOS — ~ [6 SOURCE 0 Yes KX No Civilian To OW ooo ooo 3 August 59 _ Silver Springs, 0 Greund-Radar O Air-Intercept Radar 0 15 nins _ | ‘three ooo ool 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE varied 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possioly Balloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft Was Astronomical Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomical ther Insufficient Data for Evaluation Unk no wn 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Two small bright silver objgs & one irredescont red. The who silver objs | arpe 1100 Eo hove n spénning motion, ne | | EW i | 1 E— 5 Is 2 = HF 17 x A wi TFS Fhon cB Hu : of the silf¥er objs would move, when who 1 = 9 Erp oe | = 3 — am dod a | other would move in the sane patoern, | traveling north and higher oll the Time, I | ATIC FORM 319 (REV 26 SEP 57)