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October 1956 | Bridgeboro, New Jersey
Insufficient Data 4 pp
1. DATE 3 5 Wos Bolloon Probably Bolloon Possibly Bolloon Oc Leona L906 0) = | er or Ror a | XT Greund-Visvel 0 Ground-Rodor Wos Aircraft | Probubly Aircraft P
October 1956 | China Lake, California
Astro (Meteor) 3 pp
“12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Bol loon Possibly Boliron ggg ooo Was Aircraft Probobly Aircraft Possibly Aircraft XO
October 1956 | Wethersfield, Essex, England
Astro (Meteor) 4 pp
Eg ~~ I l a i | A lo Was Bolloon Lai {0 Probably Balloon BP BATTS ORO ——————"""""|'%. TYPE OF OBSERVATION RT TOO — | 0 Po wsibly A iv [. SOURCE 0: Was Astronomical - {DO Probably Astronomicol 0 Po
October 1956 | Brannid Field, Connecticut
4 pp
"ATIC FORM 329 (REV 25 szp 5) lo Conna 20 “i leu L 18 prannid Field, "| 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION : . 0 Ee "SOURC -_ | Te O Ground-Rodar lo 0 O Air-Intercopt Rador
October 1956 | Norwalk, Ohio
Insufficient Data 3 pp
| BATE — P, ro Retls 8 al | oon Possi bly y Bolloon Wos Aircraft Probobly Aircroft Possibly Aircraht — Srl 0 ooo XB Ground-Visuel 0 Ground-Rodar | E =
October 1956 | Castle Aft, Merced, California
3 pp
| 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION ’ 2ad 195 seconds & LJ EE ¥rnsta pntaneous l10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Qne object not having | Features except that bP or glare was emitting { phery aro
October 1956 | Green Bay, Wisconsin
3 pp
[ 12. concLUSIONS | 10 Was Balloon | | 195 ‘3 | Gr ean Bay y Wisconsin 10 Probably Balloon ! acim ccm Le ac cmt seme {D0 Possibly Bolloon | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION [a Was Aircraft | B ‘Gro
October 1956 | Santee, California
Balloon 3 pp
0 Was Balloon ax Probably Seton —| a Possibly Balloon 11 October 1956 0 Wos Aircraft O Probobly Aircraft oO Possibly Aircraft a 0 0 Was Astronemice) Probably Astronomical |
October 1956 | Crane, Indiana
Other (Unreliable Report) 9 pp
| | | | | | Tight Se ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52) | RE EARN ERLE ray ~~ [2 concLusions fara oT | i Nona lr seb | O Woes Bolloon { | rane » 1 Nne d 1 alle 1 Probably Balloon | 1- — = — —
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October 1956 | Fairview, New Jersey
Balloon 3 pp
fio. "BRIEF SUMMA | One / i 12. LOCATION rN DATE 0 Ground-Visuel 8 Frida ed Ek [7 LENGTH OF OBSERVATION > minut 25 \RY OF 3IGHTING and orange with Jagged edges, size
October 1956 | Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Astro (Mars) 4 pp
[1 w ye — - — EE — = on i 1. DATE un i | $3 Q¢ Lo JI i [> DATE-TIME GROUP Local | One pear a pea at | stationary with | was estimated | was se2n visually | for 2! hour ATIC FORM
October 1956 | Newburgh, Unionville, New York
Balloon 3 pp
ili: pete sas. 1956 Local as 13 iL = 215 & 22307 | Civilian | 8. NUMBER ¢ OF OBJECTS | One circular white (w/red }ight 3 Peciadd the size of t
October 1956 | Newburgh, New York
18 pp
was — — AL SS=UR Bal 106=56 Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon [Ente 000 |S LOGATION 13 Cet G¢ Newburgh, New York | 3. DATE-TINE GROUP AT
October 1956 | Ft, Thomas, Kentucky
Insufficient Data 3 pp
— — = = 1 i = ry —_— = = ———— —— 3 = al i ol ® ——— ay rg Fo I 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION We, 112. CONCLUSIONS K ~ 0 Was Balloon Ft. Thomas, Kent uel? x Probably Balloon |
October 1956 | Covington, Kentucky
Insufficient Data 3 pp
RE rw ck 5h, no teh | 12. CONCLUSIONS | oO \ lolloo | 1 - Oct , DO L | {, » 0 Vv i nf rT On, no Mn t 1 ACH 14 A ns 0 Peabobly Balloon i ’ . | ~——e————e—— 0 Possibly Bolloon a i mili
October 1956 | Batavio, Ohio
3 pp
| 2. LOCATION |e i 1 JESS RYA0, XE Ground- Visual O Ground-Rodor 4 a | o ) Are Vo suol - O Air-Intercapt Radar [ 7 i — CS - =. 506 | Civilian . NUMBER
October 1956 | Cincinnati, Ohio
Other 21 pp
[ ATE Be IR — | - 14 October =~ NPR. IL Ca 2 Cinci nnati , Ohio BRE SE hE {3 DATE-TIME GROUP | | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | Local I
October 1956 | Cunningham, Tennessee
Balloon Civilian 1 pp
| | 2. "LOCATION | Cunningham, ee 0:Ground-Visvel 9a Sint vi suel Civili ian F F OBSERVATION PRL ioht 20 minutes sig ght « minutes , SUA OF SIGHTING round,
October 1956 | Fernloy, Nevada
7 pp
(12. CONCLUSIONS. O Woes Balloon | |O Probably Belloen - i 0 Pe: asibly Bolloon i Was Aircraft | Probobly Aircroft | Possibly Aircraft | | Was Astronomical ao
October 1956 | Colfax, Iowa
Insufficient Data 2 pp
naa I —— 12. CONCLUSIONS Wos Balloon Probably Bolleon Po suibly Bolloon | Wos Aircraft | "Probably Aircreft Ce Ns a Possibly Aircraft | D Ground-Rador w O00
October 1956 | Plano, Illinois
Insufficient Data 3 pp
| 15 Qc tobe _J [3 DATE-TIME == ol i Local. | 7. "LENGTH OF OBSERVATION still in 32 In t ii 5 2. "LOCATION | Plano, 14. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | XO Ground-Visvel a ) Ale Vive)
October 1956 | Tehchapi, California
3 pp
| 1 [ 1. DATE REET a Te ¥ EX LOCATION if Detaber 1956 | Tehchani, California | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION UO Ground- Visual D Ground-Radar Local _ S
October 1956 | Wheelus Ab, Libya
7 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 4 rr - OBSERVATION a 0 Ground-Visuel ‘00 Ground-Rador s Sn ~______OAir-Intercept Radar | . “NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE varied SUMMARY OF SIGHTING OMMENTS LI si gh ting
October 1956 | Northof Ontario, Canada
Military (Radar) 3 pp
[0 Wos Balloon | 0 Probably Bolloon | at £3 Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft i Possibly Aircraft D Grouvnd-Radar _O Air-Intercept Rodor | SE Ee Was Astron
October 1956 | Point Arguello, California
2 pp
1 One | _T'oint Arg ue 11 o Le . TYPE OF OBSERVATION ~A0 Ground- Visual 3 Als Viwel WT | Locol ___ a 25° 0 E la i" il | ogg cQ
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FILE 1967-11-6977540-Mason-Texas.pdf
LOCATION Mason, Texas
DATE November 1967
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 6977540
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 20
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