OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. PROJECT 10073 RE 12. LOCATION DATE * | ! I. | 16 July 1950 Oklahoma ORD CARD EL] 1 = ed | 112. CONCLUSIONS Co wos Bolleen Okla 2homa Probobly Balleeon = DATETIME GROUP ¥¥Ground- Visuol Local . as | GMT. 1 7/040 37 | res BXNo es | == © — Sm m—— i oO Air=Yisuval "6. SOURCE Civilian (C 4. YYFPE OF OBSERVATIC IN = — GCC) oon Possi biv Belleon Wos Aircraft Probably Aircreft | Possibly Aircraft ! —— EE ~E—— yr mm EE mes me EE ~ Ground-Redar ) DO Air-Intercept Rader Wos Astronomical Probebly Astronomical Possibly Astronomical 0oao | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION “|e. three two to three minutes 10. BRIEF SUM _— = \RY OF SIGHTING | Three lights each group spparently made up | dollar held at arms SEAEEH | burning lights heading west. Lights were estimated to be at 5 000 feet. | Sound heard was described as a rhy- | thmic beat and almost similar to a | sumbie, One observer described it i | 2 pulse, | | Steadily Ara "ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP $2) NUMBER OF OBJECTS | of twe lights, size of silver 9. i 0. ooo Ot , Other —___ _ | Insufficient Deta for “Evaluation | Unknown "COURSE LT to W COMMENTS Received by letter from Comdr Ground Observer Squadron of | Oklahoma City, Concur with the | opinion of the reporting officer that this sighting was caused by the aircraft landing at Will Rogers Field with landing and navigational lights at the time