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August 1956 | Fountain, Colorado
Astro (Venus) Civilian 1 pp
No SSPE In File _ _ ’ = = i irae Rep ET TE CSTE Ee i [vowse 0 Is weateR | o | O Was Bolloon | 22 Aunycust 1956 | X ntai 0 Probably Belleon El DATE-TINE oROUP ~ Possibly Bolloon 0 Wes Aircraft
August 1956 | Atlanta, Georgia
Aircraft 3 pp
Wos Bolloon Probably Belleon Possibly Belloon FEX Was Airereft 10 Probebly Aircroft Possibly Aireroft TURE Civilian i 17 LENGTH oF OBSERVAT ION -h= |e "NUMBER OF OBJECTS | Insufficient Dete for E
August 1956 | Newburgh, New York
8 pp
step, a a X2, and a Setaristng i30te | shutter was wet at 9, a | AlISOP P Porm 5 as i $4) Incl ¥ Te. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | TiS conciusions
September 1956 | Creston, Iowa
Balloon 4 pp
= “B T= I = = = — 12. CONCLUSIONS CET 0 Was Bolloon | 0 Probably Bolleen | | Q Possibly Balloon ! Wos Aircraft | Probably Se Po ssi bly Air eraft Was
September 1956 | Denver, Colorado
Astro (Star/Planet) Civilian 2 pp
| r= 2. CONCLUSIONS lo Was Belleon Probably Bolloon Possibly Balloon oO PE OF OBSERVATION ST a. aan 0 10 Was Aircraft sund- Vi sual a Sn Colorado Probably Aircraft Possi Bly
September 1956 | Pueblo, Colorado
Astro (Star/Planet) Civilian 8 pp
RECORD CARD PROJECT me | I 1. DATE pps "LOCATION 0 Probably "Boll Samy . a Possi bly Balloon |_1 September 1956 3. OAT E-TIME GROUP 0 Probably " Aire
September 1956 | Peyton, Colorado
Astro (Star/Planet) Military 1 pp
[12. CONCLUSIONS OC Was Balloon | 0 Probably Balloon { ee | Possibly Balloon + Was Aircraft 0 Probably Airerofr oO Possibly Aircraft 11; — a es aI / o SOURCE XQ Was Asrronomi col / E 0 Probab
September 1956 | Dayton, Ohio
Balloon 53 pp
A” Wes Bolloon | 0" Probably Balloon | 0 Possibly Balleen | Was Airerafr Probably Aireroft | Possibly Aircraft | Was Astronomicel Probably Astronomical Possibly As nomicol Other TE | Insufficient
September 1956 | Suquamish, Washington
Astro (Mars) Military 3 pp
"|2. LOCATION "One white reusd obj, size of dime at arm's length, Obj slowly rose, Obj still in sight after 3 hrs,l15mins, "ATIC rFoRM 329 (REY 26 ap $2)
September 1956 | Hastings, Michigan
4 pp
ij 112.” concLusioNs O Wes B olloon Probably Balloon | Possi bly Balloon 0 10 O Wes Airereft Probebly Aircraft J Possibly Airerel XxX Wes Astrono TL) Poult, 4 As prone nico Other. EEE 2.30
September 1956 | Bert, Michigan
Aircraft 3 pp
a a ee — oN = a EL ah Re a ONCLUSIONS i: Wes Sly Bull | “4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION —|0 Possibly Belicon | |D Wes Aircraft | ~~ XB Ground-Visvel O Ground-Rador QP robobly Aireraft | | | |
September 1956 | Silver Springs, Maryland
4 pp
[| | Fe {| 3 1 ie Locel — 1 | 7. LE —— | ! ATIC FORM 3129 (PREV DATE-TIME GROUP ten seconds sigiat straight for 10 oF
September 1956 | Washington, D, C
3 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECOR 0 Se Vises ji aA OF OBJECTS Ctevaty mins still in sight at rpt one § ——————— EE ————— C.F — 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING One round red-tinted obj, about siz
September 1956 | Henderson Harbor, New York
4 pp
"LOCATION | | i A | « DATE 1s DAT ’ | Beddatuas Harbor, | 4 "TYPE OF OBSERVATION 2-:Ground-Visvel Bin Visvel 3 September 1956 [3 DATE-TIME GROUP O Ground-Rodor Mi Civilian 1
September 1956 | Kalispell, Montana
Astro (Mars) 24 pp
3 no Air Vi sual ill — = 12 § Wm | CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon | Probably Balloon | Possi bly Balloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircroft Was
September 1956 | Plymouth, New Hampshire
3 pp
[ EE = wh oc | 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS lo Wes Bolloon | | Ply ‘mou t h, New Hamp S 1 11 rk a 10 Probably Balloon [+ TYPE OF OBSERVATION _____________________|© Possibly Balloon | “IX Ground
September 1956 | Vandalia, Ohio
Astro (Other) 8 pp
™ BRIEF SU vr 3 5 eM | one object ‘round, size of pea, Color Appeared to stand still, redd dish . 'ORM 329 (REV 26 8 > 52) SOURC | Yandalta, Ohio TYPE OF OBSERVATION DO Aim >
September 1956 | Parma Heights, Ohio
6 pp
|12. CONCLUSIONS | Wos Balloon |o Probably Belleon —{ 0 Possibly Balloon 10 Wes Aircraft | | Probebly Aircraft | |D Possibly Aireref O Probobly Astronomical |0 P
September 1956 | Dallas, Texas
UNIDENTIFIED Military 4 pp
fro. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING | J ne {Color white | vas stationary minutes {Ct about Prairie, "ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP $2) Loecel P| RY JURY WS » | 2 LOCATION oo o
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September 1956 | Flint, Michigan
Insufficient Data 3 pp
2 Location [12 ConcLUSIONS ) Wes Bolloon | | Ad 1 in £, Probably Belleon | Local. . . | XG Ground-Vi sual O Ground-Redar OMT 05/05402 Was Aircraft Probably A
September 1956 | Concord, New Hampshire
Insufficient Data 2 pp
RECORD CARD {wr Is rs. 0000000 [12. conclusions | 0 Was Bolloon | Probably Bolleon ] Possibly Belloon | _| Concord, New Hamp: pshir | & TYPE OF OBSERVATION | XA Ground-Visval O G
September 1956 | Camp Drum, New York
4 pp
| 1 ——— "FT Tr A TY Pe ry g i ven 8 Shy - wh _Camp Drum, Ncw Yor ~~ |8 Probe son | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION Se | o Possibly Belloon TR Was Aircraft HEGmund: Views: Probably Airereft a A
September 1956 | Olympia, Washington
Balloon 6 pp
7. LENOTH OF OBSERVATION “|'8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | | ATIC ORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 352) _ EIT Ere TEE SET Mm mg a pr—m—— mm Tay SRT NR TEE Toe Eh ee Tz. concLusions |0 Was Balloon |D . Prob
September 1956 | Pasadena, California
Astro (Other) 5 pp
[12 co MN - LU SIONS. |0 Wes Balloon 1556 ] Pasadena, Californi: DO Probably Belleon | ee TVPE OF COREA 10 Possibly Beficen 5 i, lan Hd { | IY Craund. Vi sual " Conund.Badas a Wos oy h
September 1956 | Between Coos Bayand Portland, Oregon
14 pp
0 Wos Balloon Probably Belloon © P J 0 | _l coos _ - — ortland, Lregon -1 C Possibly Bolloen | |4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Ground-Visvel Ground-Rader Air-Intercept | Rader Was Aircr
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FILE 1966-05-7092162-SpringBranch-Texas.pdf
LOCATION Spring Branch, Texas
DATE May 1966
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 7092162
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 4
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