OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. E | 12. coNcLUSIONS |0 Was Ballean 6 March 1963 | fa ECL ra |0 Probably Balloon —— ra EEE RE p- ote —1 0 Possibly Balloon 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4 TYPE ¢ OF oBs JRVATION | Leeal — AXKGround- Visual O Ground-Radar a garth upg HY | Cenc — HKAir Vi suel ~~ O Air-Intercept Radar Possibly Aircraft 6. SOURCE | MX Was Astronomicalmeteor | O Probably Astronomical LN | Civilian & Military DO Possibly Astronomical 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE O Other | | | |0 Insufficient Date for Evaluation generally |O0 Unknown | 1 Seconds, maximum One | North [10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS Cylindrical object estimated up to 50] | ft long observed in flight to N for Meteor sighting. No decay at 4 second period, Light blue ces fallihe sae Lime According to SPADATS, nose, Splinters or small pieces fallihg ann ives ~on consistent with an| from sides, [nitial observation at | WaR=Znis ag meteor, | B I. 40 dgrs, elevation with burnout at L 20 dgr above horizon, Also two pilots taxiing a/c observed similar object ! thought object to be meteor, Extract p from 06/1637Z in Arkansas, Louisiana hb and Texas included sighting at 06/1655 | | fm civilian at Chennault AFB of ah] described as bright falling metallic]