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October 1957 | N, Luffenham, England
Balloon Military 2 pp
ep CEE — pe ES ER | [TR Emm § mm i fous | oy ey ee EE | 1. CATE - TIME GROUP 21 October or 13, "SOURCE “Tha. "CONCLUSION aE PAE ry oa Ape 11 | { Air Attache (USAF) | INSUFFICIENT DAT
October 1957 | Kennessaw, Georgia
Other 3 pp
. PROJECT 10073 RECORD i 2. LOCATION. SR a rN CONOR, | Vos Bolloon Probably Balloon 4 111 L ay (Ga ESSE I | f= 1 5 = Y 5 £)1 a] 1 Possi bly Bolloon P 21 October 1957 2) | 4. TYPE OF OB
October 1957 | Wiesbaden Ab, Germany
Other Military (Radar) 6 pp
spr 1997 ROP 0 Ground-YVisudl 0}:Ground-Radar i a Se sual i Mn ineresps aden : AB, 5 _ Sem: Bigg Rad or 10 Was Aircroft 0 7. LE
October 1957 | Westof Portugal
3 pp
= E =. i J Ei ll J = = = = = of ee EEE | 12. CONCLUSIONS i 0 Wos Balloon | 00 Probobly Bolloon | — In Possibly Bolloon O Was Aircraft i O Probably Aireroft ! D Possibly Aireroft
October 1957 | Haviland, Kansas
3 pp
1 v4 & tc tober es 3. DATE-TIME GROUP I Ee ro Arr oa ~B:.Ground- Yi sual Binoculars SE Ain visa Oo Air-Intercept Radar 8. SOURCE Local, 0D Ground-Raodar GMT. ono
October 1957 | Tehran, Iran
Other (Contrails) Military 3 pp
Fr | e dhs Ta an, Iran | 4. TYPE oF OBSERVATION x0 Ground- Visual O Ground-Rodar 0 Air Visual 0 Air-Intercept Rodar | §. SOURCE = [Military 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
October 1957 | Mannasquam, New Jersey
Aircraft 3 pp
RH EER SOR fl Tt mtn fre a pe gem a 41 ETT EOS oe 12. CONCLUSIONS | Vos Balloon | ! | 0 Probably Balloor | 13 Possibly Balloon } 23 Qctober 1907 He nnasq
October 1957 | Polk County, Florida
25 pp
Poék | Lak e County Wales | - a < wel A round silver object with a red 1 on one side the size of a at arm's length, directly overhea & moving slowly.
October 1957 | St, Louis Coast Guard Stationaboardacutter
Balloon 3 pp
23. Oc A sound silver obiact the size of a tball at arm's length was with the wind, baske observ ORM 379 (REV 26 SEP $2) B REPORT IS S
October 1957 | Eof Ovalde, Texas
2 pp
~|12. CONCLUSIONS Wes Bolloen | Suey Bolleon | XPossibly Belloon { Was Aircroft Probably Aircroft | Possibly Aircraft | 0 . Ir | Too little information for prope
October 1957 | Atlanta, Georgia
4 pp
| 12. CONCLUSIONS ) | | |O Woes Bolloon | Atlanta, Georgia |O Probobly Bolleen | TYPE OF osservATION |" Possibly Balloon biol he |O Wes Aircraft | RTT. CX XP robably Aircraft 0 Air Visvel |O Pos
October 1957 | Fall City, Texas
3 pp
Three round i p— objects the size of a pea at arm's length. Object was seen on a straight flight path and was in sight for two min- i phil rv Ma ci ly rbd 4 7 ey dd gh
October 1957 | Corpus Christi, Texas
4 pp
|v care ECR TY ~ | 12. CONCLUSIONS he lo Wos Belloon | 1 Qctober 1957 |0 Probably Balleon | 1E oATE-Tike GROUP PSP 0 Possibly Belleen | | Was Aircreft ] Probably Aircroft | Pos
October 1957 | North Hollywood, California
1 pp
TE ae em wm ae CT a Pe eB i a — BM [oave © | toeamon [12 CowclusioNs | " he O Woes Belloon | 0 WOO P bebly Bell | | 1 .L1y JO! )d California {8 Ponuitty rn | Was Aircraft Probably Airere
October 1957 | Red Oak, Georgia
1 pp
KGround-Visvel Lol. parachits (shape of parachute also). | Object was seen floating downward | 1 = | _ 329 (REV 20 ser sy Er a Why not pamachute??? Insufficient data hecaus
October 1957 | NE of Phillips, Wisconsin
Insufficient Data 4 pp
[voare™ © |2 Location 24. Phillips, Oo Ale Vis faved | BE 5 IT Tod | i ih FI 4 [Civilian A small round objec size of a | tennis bail es arm! 'S length turning TC FORM 3 (REV 2
October 1957 | Usn Weather Station, Kokiak, Alaska
5 pp
CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Belloen Wes Aircraft Ri] Probably Airerof? | Possibly Aireroft | Was Astronomicol | Probably Astrenemicel | Possibly Astronemical | Other. Insu
October 1957 | Elmendorf AFB, Alaska | Incident #5002
MILITARY INCIDENT #5002 2 pp
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October 1957 | Almofordo, New Mexico | Incident #5031
INCIDENT #5031 5 pp
October 1957 | Sof Bismark, North Dakota
4 pp
ThioA®8 == = Is cocCavon = ie 2. "CONCLUSIONS | ox XWos Balloon O Probably Bolloon Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Alreroft Was Astronomical Probably Astronomical | Poss
October 1957 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Astro (Meteor) 14 pp
Probably “Bellosn | Possibly Belloen { Was Aircreoft Probebly Airereft | Possibly Alreroft Was Astronomical }Mete 10 Probably a, + Possibly Astronomical Other _ | Insufficient
October 1957 | 20 Mi SE Kassel, Germany
Civilian 4 pp
12. CONCLUSIONS oO Wos Bolloon | Garmany | oO Probably Balloon : —— Possibly Balloon 120 mi SE Kassel, | & TYPE OF OBSERVATION sround- Vi i D Ground-Radar nor Blp
October 1957 | Sof Caja Marca, Peru
7 pp
/ RECORD CARD 7% ConcLusioNs | Wos Ball oon O Probably Balloon 26,25 & 29 October | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP EE TTT NE 0 ofS of Caja Marca, Peru | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION CX
October 1957 | Nof Carlinville, Missouri
Civilian 4 pp
a bs Rew Sp ey ES rr Ha i “] =p WE pl ey ARE Wy Bet Va PROJECT 1 MORAINE + nT Ta conse 0 | | Wos Balloon N of Carlinville, Missouri |8 Probably Belleon - a in Possibly Bolloon | ba ERE eo
October 1957 | Minot, North Dakota
4 pp
I ey, tp re wally SM i . PT a TN — oon Probably Balloon Possi bly y Bolloon Wos Bol | Lay Oc tober 1997 She | | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP == T——— es ee ET 1% TYPE OF
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FILE 1968-11-7170894-Memphis-Tennesse.pdf
LOCATION Memphis, Tennesse
DATE November 1968
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 7170894
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 11
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