OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. ——— ——— - EE ——~ FETTER PE == EE ES Le Eee TE Eee ea lL ~ == es re. RE AS a LE im a eet gel as fea —— a 4 we N [] un 12. ‘CONCLUSIONS Was Belleon Prebably Belloon Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft h QO) I. EE 3. DATE-TIME GROUP |« . TYPE OF OBSERVATION Local EG round- Visual O Ground-Rador O AirVisvel a Air-Intercept Radar — | 8 SOURCE i. 1 | nN — — 000 000 Was Astronomical Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomical I esa nei siasiaaasealiEs Xinsufficient Date for Evalueotion Unknown Re _ Biogas oe | : 1 I! ) y | | ] 1 F | | 9 £ | M | s. ‘NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE he. ooo — pf | 40 mins 1 one | not given | fs a ro. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING [1n. COMMENTS Red & orange, round obj, size of | Cannot conclude due to tack of | basketball, w/small protrusions of | necessary info. Eliminating | light similar to 4th of July spark- | sound as a factor all other ler. Had sound of buzzing of a bee | considerations indicate astro which alternated loude obj moved toward & Obj disappeared straight up at a the time, Only tremendous speed, mag : r & softer as | sighting, Jupiter, Venus, Mars away fm obsvr, & Saturn were not setting at astro obj of 1st in position to causc sight- ing was Altair at 250dgr azimuth however, no firm conclusion can | be reached, TATIC 1 FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)