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| "3. DATE-TIME GROUP
| 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
| 2. LOCATION i
8 May 1963 North Vernon,
12. CONCLUSIONS
0 Was Balloon
00 Probably Balloon
Possibly Balloon
Indiana
4. TYPE OF SBSERVATION
¥2Ground- Visual
Was Aireraft
Probably Aircraft
Possibly Aircraft
O Ground-Radar
| CMT eee - Lod im - o Air Visual Do Air-Intercep! Rador 1
| 5 PHOTOS - §. SOURCE
0 yes PRYSical |
¥Ne SDEC1Imen | Civilian
9. COURSE
Probably Astronomi cal
Possibly Astronomical Co
x over theft BAG Es
* Dther_10 Ll COULLES
0
0
0
lo Was Astronomi ileal
m
a. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
| object recovered on groynd one
for Ev alua Hen
In sufficient Data
0 Li nk nown
N/A
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10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING
500= empty cylindrical obj about
seven feet long and 18-24 inches 1in
| diameter. Dropped by parachute. Fluo-
| vascent white and orange. Lead strips
| ~n side. NOt radioactive,
111. COMMENTS
Casing of empty 2,000# bomb used
to test parachute ‘release mech-
anism. Lead strips added for
officer. Obj] shipped to Jefferson
proving Ground at his request.
p 52)
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SE
weight. Mr. Cole at ASD was project.