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a PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD Ta |
bare 7 ~ |2 LOCATION LR |" conclusions
1 Soy | 0 Was Balloon |
|__30 r 1956 = | Alberton, Montana O_ Probably Balloon |
3. DATE-TIME GROUP | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Sani "| MX Possibly Balloon |
Local _—_— % Se d-Visvel 0 Ground-Radar |a Bay ered | |
_our 81/0992 ___B Airintercept Radar | 0 Possibly Aircraft |
5 pir a oT or |O Was Astronomical |
| 0 Probably Astronomical |
| DIN 4 Civilian or D Possibly Astromomical
[7 LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 8 NUMBER OF OBJECTS | [ 9 couse Es Bi tebe
" Insufficient Dota for Evaluation |
| 47 minutes Sl two... descending 8 8 irr ont
fio BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING | a¥ COMMENTS TR as CALE re
Two objects both the size & shape of Received by AF Form 112, A check |
parachutes, sighted in the West (angle by this hq w/ADC WX Service re-|
of elevation unknown) , estimated | vealed that four balloons our of
altitude of 40,000 feet, Color of a | Vernallis, Calif. were in the |
white magnesium flare-changed to red | Montana area, location unknown
at disappearance. Objects appeared ~~ due to failure of telemetering |
to be descending, equipment, It is known that thege |
balloons were at a presetrfalti- |
| tude of 40,000 ft, It is the |
| : | opinion of this hq that this | |
sighting was possibly caused by
L No Report In File or a two of these balloons. |
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