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May 1956 | Air, Visual Over So, Carolina and Virginia
15 pp
| sp a LEANN tr Sn le | i rT ly : a tt — - — - ! | I a ii rm fr i LI - all i Ea o [1 AE i jl i “Ti = i 3 i ; ied uFoB INDEX CARD [1.DATE ~~ [2 LOCATION . So 12. CONCLUSIONS 1 Was Balloon Proba
May 1956 | Washington Dc
Insufficient Data 2 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 12. CONCLUSIONS |O Was Bolloon ‘0 Probably Balloon —— 0 Possi 44 Balloon 3. DATE-TIME EOROUP 1% TYPE OF OBSERVATION vere { FR om
May 1956 | Waupun, Wisconsin
3 pp
[2. LOCATION PT SA eT aR TT PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. CONCLUSIONS Wos Bolloon Probably Balleen 14 May 1956 | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local i | ©ovT_15/02197 Ei 1
May 1956 | Los Angeles, California
2 pp
PE LP my Pe) Tf] [hile — ed de sk ah ne — alka | TL . A : PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD “12. LOCATION 112. CONCLUSIONS DATE Probably Bolleen 16 May 1956 | Los Ange La Graney
May 1956 | Palm Desert, California
4 pp
lS a EEF ages a WW i je [12. CONCLUSIONS DATE Was Balloon Probably Belleen Possibly Balloon XX Ground-Vi sual 0 Greund-Radar a g ah AT rath EXP ssibly Aircraft n
May 1956 | Ada, Oklahoma
8 pp
& 17 May 1956 DATE-TIME GROUP 1022 CST Local — GMT_ 17/ 1 B227Z PHOTOS "LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 20 seconds ho. “BRIEF SUMMARY OF F SIGHTING Twenty objects. Round,
May 1956 | Brooksville, Florida
4 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 1 DATE ™ 2 "LOCATION 12. "CONCLUSIONS 5 ws — Ji I0 Was Bolloon May 19956 a Brooksville, Florida |O Probably Balloon | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | 5. PHOTO
May 1956 | Akpotok Island, Newfoundland
3 pp
a rE . - — - F — gp ) ES [1 Ee Lo _i— - + TE Ee = PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD EBACE ST Ee TE RARER Awa | 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Bolloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon 20 May 1956 | Akpotok Isl
May 1956 | San Luis Obispo, California
3 pp
Local = VE our 20/1828Z | 5. PHOTOS EE gE EEE TE PETTY PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION San Luis Obispt "14. TYPE OF OBSERVATION XX Ground-Yisual 0 Air-Yisual 4. S
May 1956 | Columbia, Tennessee
Balloon 4 pp
20 Ma 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local - 2. LOCATION "| 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION REAR a A ei" PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD Columbia, Tennessee O Ground-Radar HXround-Visual
May 1956 | Wheaton, Illinois
Astro (Other) 4 pp
ce i (p—— PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD I. DATE I — |2 LOCATION 12 CONCLUSIONS 0 Vos Balloon | ~~ 20 May 1956 | Wheaton, Illinois B (OD Brobebly y Ballown | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 14 T
May 1956 | Amarillo, Texas
Balloon 5 pp
I. DATE 12. Fa TE A = Heel = a PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD LOCATION Amarillo, Texas 112. PROTO O Yes XDNo | yi LENGTH
May 1956 | Dayton, Ohio
Insufficient Data 26 pp
i y PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 12. LOCATION TAR mam TYPE OF OBSERVATION B Local — 2 1 15 E ST Ck Sround-VYisual 0 Ground-Redor _23/02152 | © Ainvisd | 5 | 8
May 1956 | Monroe, Louisiana
16 pp
PROJECT. 10073 RECORD CARD A. DAYE TE LOCATON a © [1a conciumons | Was Balloon |. 22 May 1956 | 50 miles NW of Monroe, La, 3 Probably Belloon = -10 Possi bly Balloon | - — 3. DA
May 1956 | Lumberton, Ohio
13 pp
| | Aen y Tay ; {0 Possibly Balloon IX Ground-Visuagl aN 0 Air Visual ~ | 6. SOURCE 0 Ground-Radar |0 Probably Airersft 0 Air-Intercept Rader a | 0 Was Astrenomicael 1 {O
May 1956 | Steilacoom, Washington
Astro (Venus) 3 pp
2. LOCATION | 1. pATE | 25 May 1956 | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP XR Ground-Yisual 0 AirVisu vol 6. SOURCE BE em iis | oMT__26/ 03152 Bd A a | 5. PHOTOS | "a 7. LENGTH oF ? OBS
May 1956 | Near Murmansk, Ussr
3 pp
=i ah = PROJECT 10073 RECOR [hs CARE Ta | LOCATION RR 1 ~]12. CONCLUSIONS | in | [ 2 beri | 298 Mav 1054 f oY Neon: ISSR | 0 robably Bolleon | 24 2 (2) Near Murmansk, UoSOi - Possibly Ba
May 1956 | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Balloon 5 pp
i . TRIE Py ai Lig fe i, gE —— PROJECT 1073 RECORD CARD | I. CATE Suey Lo 19, LOCATION 29 May 1956 | 3 . DATETIME GROUP = Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION EE, EE
May 1956 | Homestead AFB, Florida
MILITARY 4 pp
PROJECT W783! RE( 12. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS | | | wl po TH dk 0 Wes Balloon 1 Jonestaed AFB, Florida Probably Balloon | ¥XxGround- Visual 0 SAieY Vi svol y
May 1956 | Alberton, Montana
Balloon Civilian 1 pp
A a PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD Ta | bare 7 ~ |2 LOCATION LR |" conclusions 1 Soy | 0 Was Balloon | |__30 r 1956 = | Alberton, Montana O_
May 1956 | Queens College Flushing Long Island, Ny
4 pp
LOCATION | 2. PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD Queens Coll ege Flushing Long Island, NY Ground-Radar LL1.0] pr _ Oo = : LE - B 0 Air-Intercept Radar |
May 1956 | Boston, Massachusetts | Incident #4079
INCIDENT #4079 2 pp
Boston, Massachusetts 2 photos pol labs rn Cie il
June 1956 | Lumberport, West Virginia
Aircraft 5 pp
i im TE 1a; = ORD CARD ; fury L : PROJECT 10073 REC 1. DATE § : | 2. LOCATION : i [2% Was heloosy | t Virgin} a > fo 2) Probably BgHogn = {0-5 Possibly BaHodn June 1956 Lumberpo
June 1956 | Warrenton, Virginia
Other 6 pp
wy PES EG TY hE PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION ERT, 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Bolleen | JUr July 1956 Warrento sor — sit Le — nLton, Virgi I 1a Possibly Balloon | 3. D
June 1956 | Sibley, Iowa
4 pp
PROJECT prs F |2. LOCATION XECORD CARD hal Fa ak | ow l June 1956 Sibley, Iowa “14. TYPE OF OBSERVATION. 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local fe i fr) GMT. 01/20252
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FILE 1956-01-7340324-atsea215MiSEofBurmuda.pdf
LOCATION Atsea 215 Mi SE of Burmuda
DATE January 1956
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 7340324
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 5
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading.Ss PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 1 1. DATE SEAT B LOCATION iru Ig y . 1 12. coNcLusions R k 21 January 1956 ‘at sea 215 Mi SE of Burmuda 0 g | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Was Balloon Probably Belleon | § | Possibly Balloon . . | l 1 po.” | However, when obje | it had a tail |" flame. | times the diamet ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 51) Local _ MX Graund- Visual | O AirYisual | & "SOURCE" — | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION B. NURBER OF OBJECTS | r 8 seconds | one | 2. 10 Was Aircraft “10 Probably Aircraft Oo Possibly Aircraft 1 "0 Ground-Radar 0 Air-Intercept Radar | 1a Was Aetiasutaal Oo Probably Astronomical . Hx Possibly Astronomical ( M ETE °K) 0, Other Li 0 ' Insufficient Data for Evaluation 0 Unkrigwn 1 North | COURSE BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING One object round, colored like a star, ict turned to Norhh which was like a red Its SeRgER was grist five traveled at high rate of “sposd and 1 1%, COMMENTS 3 Meteor sighting. Apparent changg in course could be caused by passage of object into atmos- | pheric conditions conducive to | distortion, such as an inversion. Se burning appeared to be in By | constant until it | | change in speed, ei’ | | | | | Te =