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August 1956 | Kelly AFB, Texas
MILITARY 6 pp
’ | 12. nao iy iad O Ground-Nadar a Air ntercopi Radar — Tm mmm CO. 0 iW his hal | FH eH A i 1 9. COURSE i i i 1 i em P Cal | | i 1] Fs Baler SUMM
August 1956 | Shafter, California
4 pp
| 3. DATE-TIME GROUP A Ee 5 opts 5. PHOTOS 1 Yes i! No I i aa a - —r — 19. BRIEF 3 fro — ol — = il ee PE EE. (EE See a = == C—O Fo ili A —— A TOE =: il a T_ Ce i | = RB i, - = EG
August 1956 | Colonnial Hill, Pennsylvania
3 pp
| i Codonnial liill, TYPE OF OBSERVATION XX Ground- Visual o JOE ¥Y/ we J i i | | ow Was Bolloon Probably Balloon Possib
August 1956 | Atlantic, Iowa
4 pp
= 1 2 L PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD ls i —-— |. J 3. DATETIME GROUP ) toeetl oe 2 Ly 02307 | OMT. a | Ce EE Em | | A at Cd" El ha. BRIEF SUMMARY a7 SIGHT
August 1956 | Yellow Springs, Ohio
3 pp
12. CONCLUSIONS Woes Balloon LOT Balloon wials Was Aircraft Probably Airercht Possibly Aircraft 0 Ground-Radas ooo a Air-intercept Radar - — ———— ¥os Astronomical
August 1956 | Chicago, Illinois
3 pp
| | a TYPE OF OBSERVATION U GCraund-Radas D:Ground-VYisual Ea EE EE ER —— TERN ETE mw RE i i wr MA ’Y oF SIGHTING ls BRIEF SUM 1G " Ce EEE eel Ws com oe ve EE
August 1956 | Bitter Creek, Wyoming
4 pp
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August 1956 | Location Illegible
4 pp
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August 1956 | Wheaton City, Maryland
4 pp
Te sp - = a — = a =. UFOB INDEX GARD Balloon Probably Balloon Passitly Balloon Was | TYPE OF OBSERVATION EE BY Banal Md {0 Was Aircraft 3 DROVE Vi Swe 3 Ae OQ Prob
August 1956 | Near, New Rochelle, New York
1 pp
ERE © | 2 LOCATION | | (near) | Ne 16 sugust 1996 | New Rochelle, New York __ 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION | O<Ground- Visual 0 Ground-Rader 7] ni () r i Ci al | x
August 1956 | Azores
9 pp
BE | — = = Ee a a al — Bh ee — — i a Eo —— = = — = i ——— E—— Ei I; wn == — = — a = = a = mE EE = Ea ir Er i— il 12. CONZLUSIONS Was Balloon | | {0 Lonny Balloon a f aaa sam a 0 Was A
August 1956 | Lindsay, California
3 pp
[2 LOCATION W Ee FE Em Em EC — ii = = Local | T GrourdeVisuval A § 7 Y. 1 hy 3 2 dE EE i c— mE | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION ~~ | 8 NULZZR OF OBJECTS ‘3. BR
August 1956 | Ssw Spragueville, Maine
1 pp
- EE —— — — — - - _ — ——— — - | 1 Il i i \ | | 1. pate | | 2 LOCATION © | 12. CONCLUSIONS | |O Was Balloon 3 DATE-TINE o- Te = OF OBSERVATION BE roa Possibly Balloon | RE ci
August 1956 | Spragueville, Maine
6 pp
DE: >” To Tz conciusions ~~ DO Wes Balloon | 0 Probably Belloon PEE ——— =| 0 Possibly Balloon _ Was Aircraft L Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft || § 5 i | x — E | i 4 i i —
August 1956 | Longview, Washington
7 pp
1. DATE “]12. CONCLUSIONS 0 Was Balloon O Probably Balloon ec— Possibly Balloon |0 Was Aircraft { a | | Probably Aircraft . | Air Visual 0 Air-Intercept Rader 19 Possibly Aircraft | 17 August 1
August 1956 | Colorado, Springs, Colorado
Astro (Other) Civilian 1 pp
= _— = _- 5 “a : oh S ~ EE TR ee Ty or Site “MPR EP La rr oy —" “ey : [1 oare TT IR LesAYNSS 9 | comciusows 0 Was Balloon plorado, Springs, {0 Probably Balloon i Re [« ve TYPE 5E OF OBS
August 1956 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
1 pp
oe ad fro. "BRIEF SUMMA lY OF SIGHTING One circular object the size of a baseball at arm's length, Object had a pendulun swing, Object was sighted 00 feet altitude, Object was | nrbes vimiaits
August 1956 | Tacoma, Washington
15 pp
DATE . EE ——— I = 1 12. LOCATION mm SE a B 1 2. CONCLUSIONS Ey oy 0 Wes Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon | 18 Av de Tacoma, Washington ! 3. DATE-TIME GROUP [« TYPE OF OBSERVATIO
August 1956 | Kuopio, Finland
Insufficient Data 1 pp
iif . i 5 [1 care [12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Belleen | Possibly Belleon Was Aircraft Probably Aireroft Possibly Aircraft Was Astronomical Probably Astronomical Helsin
August 1956 | Donora, Pennsylvania
5 pp
hed 19 August ARR ee | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP a Ale Vi svol Rastiiens 5 BRIEF SUMMA RY OF SIGHTING One object round to naked eye, and triangular with binoculars, Size was c
August 1956 | New Boston, New Hampshire
4 pp
LR - Was Balloon Probably Bolleon Possibly Bollcon Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aireraft lo Was Asrronomicel Probably Aston mical =o Possibly Ast cel A —-1 10 Other_
August 1956 | North Bend, Oregon
4 pp
object wa: ik = Nas Balloon | . — —lo Posuibly Bollosn T+ TYPE oF SSRATATR N ———— o Was Aircroft | 10 Probably Aircroft | 0 Air Vi wel | y a 1 Air-Intercept Rader |o Possibly A
August 1956 | Denver, Colorado
3 pp
Probably Bell son Possibly Belloon 10 Wos Aircraft OX XP robably Airerels Possibly Airere Was Astronom Civilian Be |e NUMBER OF F OBJECTS | 0 COURSE Other Un
August 1956 | Near, Hamilton, California
4 pp
[1 oate TL a a | | | August 1856 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 1 | Local 1 | | oy x dB | Military ten minutes ho. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHT! {One round clear silver object, size |dime
August 1956 | Fontana, California
Aircraft 4 pp
ed 1. oate RTP © 12. CONCLUSIONS | L¥0 minutes Sa€l, & a one | moving East i — 0QaQ Wes Balloon ] Probably ur Possibly Bolleen Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft I Possibly Aircraft | 4d
CASE DETAILS
FILE 1966-03-8668507-Mims-Florida.pdf
LOCATION Mims, Florida
DATE March 1966
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8668507
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 3
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. [oar ve amour 20 ‘Larch 65 2| 13. SOURCE Civilian ! 1. NUMBER OF OBJECTS ( em ——— 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 5 minutes 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground Visual K COURSE In tha Nw 5 PHOTOS 2 < % | | 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 7 Yes | XB No FORM IFTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) 11 BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS _PROJECT 10073 RECORD. 2. LOCATION ins y EF lord (a rulsating light above and to the NW, Observer noted a The observer slowed his could be seen mor-~ clearly. for a moment or so with lishts varying quite rapidly in color, After the initial sighting the object descended several times in succession, stopping for about half a ninute, then descending again, Ih the intensity nor the pulsation changed, remaining very constant. Th~ object just seemed to disappear in 3 5 seccnds in a northerly direction. Pravilous sditions of this form may be used, car and stopped so that the object The object remained motionless uring the descends neither