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October 1955 | Traverse City, Michigan
2 pp
foarte | 9 RUD" NL | Traverse City, Michigan | RE - | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP |& TYPE OF OBSERVATION 13 SOURCE Was Balloon Proba
October 1955 | Barberton, Ohio
2 pp
1 i» — — ee — = E— —_— - SR i —— = | | | 1. DATE [2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS | ~~ d ps Ua ge ~ oO Was Balloon | 9 Oct 55 Ls | F arberton, Ohio | a Probably Balloon | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP “ry “|e
October 1955 | Marshall, Texas
3 pp
| B= {10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHT no i Se oa NL i = pi i - = | Net | i A i 3 i ~ 1 3 J i i. il = = Ek & i = = i ey : . / I. DATE | w L a i | 3 DAT E-TIME 3 sa Local a | 1
October 1955 | Morengo, Illinois
4 pp
=m {0 Was Balloon 0 Probably Balloon —|{ 0 Possibly Balloon LL. — A BE == forengo, 11 digit § XX Ground-Visuel ) i-Roder A | Air Yisual O Air
October 1955 | Storm Lake, Iowa
4 pp
ha "CONCLUSIONS Wos Balloen | Probably Balloon | Possibly Bolloon Was Aircraft : | Probably Airecroft : | Possibly Aircraft Was Astronomicdp tar/ Planet Probably Astronomical . Possibly Astr
October 1955 | Point Lookout, Maryland
4 pp
12. CONCLUSIONS Wes Bolloon 1 Probably Bolleon | Possibly Belloon l 11 Oct 55 Point Lookout, Maryland | 3 DATETIME GROUP Ea Loco) ee 1 | | 4& TYPE OF OBSERVATION a Abe Viel W
October 1955 | Earnest Harmon Afbnfld
MILITARY 13 pp
PROJECT 10073 2 LOCATION = Si | ary 0 Was Balloon | arnest Har D 19 Probably Balloon “| & TYPE OF OBSERVATION |® Possibly Balloon | | = EN ee Was Aircraft B Ground-Visuel 10 Probably Aircraft 0 Air V
October 1955 | Elkton, Maryland
4 pp
| 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION & Grund-V sual O Ground-Readar O Air-Intercept Radar ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP $2) 's | 9. COURSE 0 " a o
October 1955 | Washington, Dc
3 pp
1 oATE 13 Oct 55 : | XX Ground- Visual | 0 Air Visual 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION =] oO oo Oo Ground-Rados oo O Air-Intercept Radar | 2. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION ATIC
October 1955 | NW of San Angelo, Texas
5 pp
Hy 12 CONCLUSIONS | \ 7 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local DO Grownd-Rodor - r Eo = Ac CE . Pr Cg ” : = 4 LT i ~v ¥ ni 1 A ba iy 0 eH x. BJECTS al | 9 "COURSE |
October 1955 | Cheyenne, Wyoming
10 pp
PROJECT 10075. | RECORD CARD 0 0 Local my 2. LOCATION = [16 Oc t 35 Cheyenne, W feos a= "4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 2 Ground-Visual 0 Ground-Radar 1 0 Air Vi su al 4. SOURCE
October 1955 | Yuma, Arizona
2 pp
[12 concLusIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft DOD DOD und- Yi suel md-Rodor | o
October 1955 | Sloan, Iowa
4 pp
i B = a 3a J 81 | 5 DATE-TIME GROUF “12. CONCLUSIONS 0 Wes Balloon O. Probably Balloon | oD Aie Vi wool [4 SPE oF OBSERYATION Possi bly Balloon Was Alve
October 1955 | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
4 pp
| 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION KGround-Vi sual 0 Ain Vi wol | 6. SOURCE 0 Grown I-Reder 0 Air- Intercept Radar Tia. CONCLUSIONS ye Was Balloon O Probably Balloon O Possi bl
October 1955 | Essex Junction, Vt
5 pp
ho oct 55 | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local - | GMT — 5. PHOTOS (2. LOCATION Essex Jt &§ Ground-Visuel A D Air YViswal | §. SOURCE | & TYPE OF OBSERVATION "ATIC PORM ae (R
October 1955 | 40 Mi NW of Knoxville, Tennessee
7 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD . CONCLUSIONS Wos Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balleen 3 Tenn Doo 1. DATE TIME GROUP | | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | O Graund-Visual O Gr
October 1955 | Minnesota
21 pp
[1.0 DATE | 20 0c¥55 | | 3. DATE TIME GROUP Local. ear _— | 4 TYPE OF OBSERYATION DO Ground=Yisuel Gr Airy Yi sol | 12. CONCLUSIONS O Wes Balloon 0 Probably Balloon ~!0 Possibly Bo
October 1955 | Minneapolis, Minnesota
9 pp
"3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local Pr 2. LOCATION “ TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Ground-Visual & Ground- Radar | 12. CONCLUSIONS 7. LEN GTH oF OBSER AISOP Form 5 (15 Oc
October 1955 | Grand Rapids, Michigan
3 pp
Ww | 1 Ww D A T E | 22 cet 55 PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARI 2. LOCATION Grand Rapids, Michigan 3. DATE-TIME GROUP —_— — | 4 TYPE OF OBSERYATION h 2 Ground- Vi sual O A
October 1955 | Exeter, New Hampshire
2 pp
Po == =I [= = | 3. DATE-TINE GROUP Local “12 LOCATION NZ concLusions {0 Was Balloon O Probably Balloon {4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION | 9 Possibly Balleen O Ain Yi
October 1955 | Sonora, California
3 pp
| leaving a trail, fade . fro | 1. DATE 3. DATE-TIME GROUP [4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION aca) ey : RE Ground-Yisvel Ground-Radar Do DO AirVYisueal 0 Ai ir-Intercept Radar abo Opa
October 1955 | Rialto, California
3 pp
2 LOCATION “14. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | = E ; Q Air Visuel O Air-intercept Roder | n hf Nn | 7. LENGTH OF | 3 seconds | | ATIC FORM 319 (REV 16 SEP
October 1955 | Battle Creek, Michigan
3 pp
DATE "2. LOCATION T12. CONCLUSIONS 22 Oct 55 Battle Creek, Michigan 3. DATE-TIME GROUP pe | & TYPE OF OBSERVATION il | | KB Ground- Visual 0 Ground-Radar ID 0 Was Balloon ! \ 0 Probably
October 1955 | Pasadena, California
3 pp
| 1. DATE 23 Oct 55 oo 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloen Probably Balloon "3. DATE-TIME GROUP oo 00 _ BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 5
October 1955 | Marshalltown, Iowa
4 pp
wn CE = Tl Mars] i a - | “| 2. LOCATION lltown, Iowa 5 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Lacal. onT22/02072_ 2 Ground- Visual Air-Yisuel |4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Ground-Rador
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FILE 1966-03-8683999-Lewisburg-Indiana.pdf
LOCATION Lewisburg, Indiana
DATE March 1966
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8683999
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 7
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. i —————— TT — So —— iw WN ———— == CR— ao S—_ | 2. LOCATION | | Lewisburg, Indiana | 10. CONCLUSION play A= i= oi kd | 1." PAVE - TIME GROUP (5 witnesses) Form 164 date. | 1 from center and around ends. Size of softball when first observed, increasing to size of beachball as range to object decreased. Orange-reddish changing to blue-white, fluorscent | type color. Pulsating sound increasing in frequency and transmitted through car radio and speaker system. Object was approx. 45° elevation. Observers attention was attracted to the object by its color and movement across the path of the auto. Object continued towards the observers car but for only| a very few seconds. As the ob ject approa chs d, sound was heard with increasing frequency and i adio. Ot reased its altitude " FTD sep 63 0-329 (TD E) Previous sditions of this form may be used.