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August 1956 | Buffalo, New York
Astro (Mars) 4 pp
2. 0 10 | 0 | Oo a Air-Intercept Roder |O 0 Air vi ro 0 iICivilian REALITY, | northwest | | one hr/30 mins o£ \RY OF SIGHTING — |1'. COMMENTS | One round orange object, size of a
August 1956 | Adona, Arkansas
Astro (Venus) 6 pp
I CO NC Lu SIONS Was Bolloen ! Probably Bolleon | Possibly Bolloon Was Aircraft Probably Airerof? Possi bly Aireraft |O Was Sp nomi col venus | | 0 Possibly As tronomicaeal
August 1956 | Crestone, Colorado
1 pp
| 10, Brier : " JM) CC TASTE TEER RY LC reli CW VU m3 } 0 Was Balloon 28-30 Aug just 1956 |Crestone, Colorado O Probably Balloon "4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION Oo | Re ey | FW BADE sad
August 1956 | Montgomery, Alabama
3 pp
O Air Visuel oO Air-Intercept Rodar civilian du lad | 8 NUMBER OF OBJECTS | | 9. COURSE | AE Sa ER TT comments formation shape and SEaasissatly emit selats oo ‘eddi
August 1956 | Marshalltown, Iowa
Astro (Other) 3 pp
q PROJECT 1007 3 RECORI |2 CT Eee se rae ~[12. CONCLUSIONS | wa D Pocbably “Balloon | ag Marshalltown, OW —— —0 Possibly Bolloon | Was Airecroft Probably Aireroft Possibly Aircr
August 1956 | Fresno, California
Other 22 pp
12. CONCLUSIONS 0 Was Balloon 0 Probably Balloon ~—10 Possibly Bolloon 0 Was Aireroft Q Probably Aircroft 0 Possi bly Airerofr Was Astronomic
August 1956 | Omaha, Nebraska
3 pp
~ |12. CONCLUSIONS Woes Bolloon Probably Bolloon [& ~SVPE OF OBSERVATION —— ———{@ Possibly Belioen - a Wos Aircraft i & Ground- Vi suel Probebly Aireroft ° a A = Possibly Aircraft —— 3
August 1956 | Worthington, Ohio
18 pp
| a I | [pave was moving | 3L August L1p3¢ fs 0. BRIEF S “SUMMARY | One darkish yellow half dollar at north to south sizhting was visual only. object, the
August 1956 | Amarillo, Texas | Incident #4241
INCIDENT #4241 2 pp
Fil 0) Aug ™ oS m 2 photos CE & a =f i
August 1956 | Cunningham, Tennessee | Incident #4271
INCIDENT #4271 2 pp
File 4271 Cunningham, Tennessee yt, Oc
August 1956 | Cheyenne, Wyoming | Incident #4343
INCIDENT #4343 4 pp
File 4343 gust 26, 1956 Cheyenne, Wyoming pi
August 1956 | Potma, Ussr
6 pp
—_— eo EE = — — a ee —— CO al = zm a | A | Cl lim il n = ny "E = gm = = - PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARL | 2 LOCATION | [12. concLusions ~~ | Was Bolloen Probably Balloon | Possibly Bolloen
August 1956 | Shalimar, Florida
Aircraft Military 1 pp
PROJECT 10073 | [2 LOCATION 0 Air Visual | % SOURCE | 5. PHOTOS Military | 7. LENGTH OF - O3SERVATION | six seconds 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING | One round bril
August 1956 | Crescent City, Florida
Insufficient Data 3 pp
yw PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD | 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon O00 DOD Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possi Ti Aircraft TO Ground-Yisuol O Ground-R
August 1956 | Amarillo, Texas
Other 26 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD RE TT TE Teeation [72 concLusions | {0 Wes Balloon |O Probably Balloon 0 Po ssi bly Balloon | 7 TYPE E OF OBSERVATION al Cass ii
August 1956 | Cartersville, Virginia
Insufficient Data 2 pp
7 oh qi rN ra ee = | == i= i = == Fo TE TT NF & EVE a — ae wo August 1950 | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Locol XB Ground-Visual PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD | Cartersville, Virginia |
August 1956 | Van Dyke, Michigan
Astro (Mars) Civilian 1 pp
| it i Je | 1. DATE 4 Loeal | 7. LENGTH 07 OISERVATION ia. r i 1° o H Lr = 3 Ai LX LL il Lily 19. BRIZF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING One round object, size nelag at colo Sou Fhe ours,
August 1956 | Carrollton, Ohio
Insufficient Data 4 pp
10. ny 8 br - binoculars. ‘DAS t 3. DATE-TINE GROUP 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION On2 ciga; eet tO blue moved up C1 er (bh 0 Q - wy Fed i CW - | ee = | == [3 i ] — ee (y un <, b= ui
August 1956 | Long Island, New York
3 pp
| BE ass wm = PROJ | i "LOCATION J it Long. Island, | [> DATETIME GROUP ‘4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION TG reund-Yisual New York O Ground-Rador Do Air-Intercep! Rader ECT 1
August 1956 | La Fayette, Indiana
3 pp
ah | PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD ee [1 ate a 12 ROBATION = ©, ds Te RSG eT | lo Wos Balloon 4 August 1956 = | La Fayette, Indian |O Probably Balloon | 3 DATE-TINEGROUP | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVA
August 1956 | Norfolk, Virginia
Astro (Meteor) 2 pp
| 1. pate |_4 August 1956 | Norfolk, Virginia 3. DATE-TIME GROUP = | « TYPE OF OBSERVATION EL Thea XG round- Yi suel 0 Ground-Radar 19 OAinViwel 0 Airintercopt Radar | © 14
August 1956 | South Portland, Maine
7 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION | South Portland, | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION ByGround-Visual oO Air-Visval chal? “16 SOURCE = =~ | Military |e. ‘NUMBER OF OBJECTS [
August 1956 | Dallas, Texas
Astro (Other) 25 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD - 2 i a —— fee H | 1. pate © |2. LOCATION | 12. CONCLUSIONS |O Was Bolloon |3 Probably Ballcon 0 Possibly Balloon |= Was Aircraft | Probobly Aircra
August 1956 | Delamero, North Dakota
Balloon 4 pp
- cmgryh TT = Te oD uff EET EEE. [72 CONCLUSIONS _ Xx Vos Balloon {0 Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon ~ 7 rive CoO F Fy wl a, XR Ground-Visual | DO AinVis
August 1956 | Beavertown, Ohio
Astro (Other) 11 pp
[10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING : i Very bright pin-to-pea size object PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION _=2avertown, Ohio _ {0 Probably Balloon . CONCLUSIONS ~~ |
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FILE 1967-03-9734802-Corvallis-Oregon.pdf
LOCATION Corvallis, Oregon
DATE March 1967
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 9734802
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 15
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. LY | | Rint Li SR i Ra re PROJECT 10073 RECORD . cas do ad 7 |v. DATE. TiaE GROUP [2. LOCATION : | i : Corvallis, , Oregon ap gis 3 RE ore ol . | | Ja source [w. conclusion | Civilian PEE mm sm EEE — i —— oa ee pi | 14. N! IMBEE OF = OBJECTS Astro(Mars) M ial rs was On an AZ of 164 deg at an El of 30 deg WARY AND ANALYSIS 15. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 21 5 putting the dog out doors when he looked up . saw a brisht object in the southern sky. The object round about the size of a pin head, It was red and yellow in color, The object did not disappear it was . still visible when the observer quite looking. The only ct=d movement was a swaying back and forth, ata is consistent with that of an astronomical Mars with a stellar ma time of the year would have been the brightest thing in the southern &ky. J FORM gnitude of approximately oe Ey We eB Ee I EW