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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 1963-06-8668570-Versailles-Missouri.pdf
LOCATION Versailles, Missouri
DATE June 1963
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8668570
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 6
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading." | PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD I. pate “2. LOCATION 25 [12. CONCLUSIONS Q. Was Balloon FEN Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon | 24 June 1963 | versailles, Missouri 3, DATE-TIME GROUP - | a. TYPE OF OBSERVATION fas 20-0 Local \ oe ses & Ground- Visual 0 Ground-Radar o Probably Aircraft GMT 25 / 0 Possibly Aircraft QO Air Visual oe! Air-Intarcept Radar O Was Astronomical O Probably Astronomical O Possibly Astronomical ie O Yes Bn a 8 No Ia Civilian “lo, Other—- 1 i i a; —] | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 5. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE 0, Other |20 minutes one 7ig Zag,Variable|D [nquttie ent Bata for Evo |0 Unknown | = — E—— ee ——— [10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS | Round white object would get bright and then Description of the sighting indicatgs dim. Appeared as a light. Initial observatidn a balloon observation. Flight and alll lat 60 deg elevation at es timated altituae essential data conform with this |above 60,000 ft. Object in sight for 20 minutes analysis. oo lduring which time it would speed up and slow | | down and followed a zig-zag path over the horizon | i (behind trees) to the North. Observed through | Binoculars at dusk, some daylight remaining. | Information received by letter and subsequent | |telephone call. | p— Lo — oo — - ) oo ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEF 52)