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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 1966-11-8277630-Richland-Wash.pdf
LOCATION Richland, Wash
DATE November 1966
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8277630
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
OBSERVER Multiple
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading.‘4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | BB | 3. hours | 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | I i — Ground Visual 7. COURSE : | | 15 LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |11, BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS i slowly westward ig xe Lid Astro(Rigel) 52100L Rigel was at an on an azimuth of 112 degrees, elevation of 12 degrees ana ee Ee Si Ee LE ee = = lg saa |i —-— Coservers noted circulsr-oval shaped object that looked orange with the naked eye and orange and grey with the telescope, The object was sezen in the east at telephone line altitude. The object was last observed at a very igh anzle of elevation. Z The observers retired before object disavpeared. The description is consistent with that of an astro- nomical observation. iligel which began to rise at approximately 2000L, would have been visible during the observation time ! i