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February 1959 | Wof Tanana, Alaska
7 pp
oe Tonana f 3 = —— og Source of and 307% Jonges from top to bottom, Box | Seapanons balow balloon. ‘pproximtely 100 ft of cable or rope cxtended below bo Balloon
February 1959 | Oak Harbor, Washington
9 pp
"|2 LOCATION | Oak Harbor, Washington Whiab. cy Island, sash, : | ) Wes Bolleon | | Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft Probebly Aireroft Possibly
February 1959 | Wof Noshironinato, Japan
3 pp
I. DATE | E _— Balloon bee lL Fah 80 | I of Pashiraninato. Japan rob > | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP ____________ | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION 10 Possibly Balloon | Wes Aircraft P
February 1959 | Palacios, Texas
18 pp
6 | Palacios, 18 Probably Bel |= ——_ Feb 50 | Ria LR Texas : CNW eh {8 Pre y oon oul sy Tats 3 es NA 10 Possibly Bolloon | vr | Was Aircraft Probably Aircreft | Possibly Aircreft |
February 1959 | Benghazi, Libya
9 pp
reen llignt, ( 0 J was sil to a reddish color, then b: » sound. Obj was sharply outlined and ¢ | about the size of a baseball at arm had vents o
February 1959 | Whidby NAS, Whidby Is, Wash
MILITARY 5 pp
T12 CONCLUSIONS |o Wos Balloon oo . Was Astror a cao fro. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING | SOR, , bluegreen ~ 4 ST aha a ibid 8 fireball. I= 1 em la ks hed Probably Balloon I Pos
February 1959 | Dayton, Ohio
20 pp
|2 "LOCATION d and blue obJ, Suh like a side £0 Side sad Sere, “AfSer one Nou was still visible, but appeared smaller and still varied in color throuzh binoculars. Seem
February 1959 | Hall Lake, N, W, T, Canada
8 pp
| 20 Feb | EB DATE-TIME oROUP see 84 n rag So Limnets of obj. Ob va om of arc and then disappeared instanta ously. Vapor trail lacted 5-10 min, se Lod 1 of ds Lr am IU
February 1959 | Over Cincinnati, Ohio
5 pp
Wos Bolioon Probably Balloon Possibly Beolloon O Wes Aircraft tL Probably Aircraft | Possibly Aircraft stronomicol Probobly Astronomic. Possibly Astronomic O
February 1959 | Approximately 60 Miles Eastof Puerto Rico
5 pp
. pk, = lier a. LE] a ly BE EE i E = 1 = = EF HERES Was Bolloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon | | Was Aircraft P robably Aireraft Possibly Aireraft i Prebaily Ac
February 1959 | Madisonville, Kentucky
11 pp
i Ti L a il, Tl a EF Ey ff w will AEE EE i a fag ® io EE EE HY; 1 FE h_- BERN SES ET REE E— a W PROJECT 10073 RECOR Pe ——T e000 —————— 1) | | | CC Madd - . lO Wos Balloon | I LN = Probably Balloon
February 1959 | Rapid City, Michigan
4 pp
= — — = _—— ig— | | | - Li — == Se = — — - = _— === — PE —— ct I | e 12. "CONCLUSIONS ) | 1 18 Probably Bal } | » 4 Ta - y = [ 3 a : i 0) iw on ¥ a 1 | | ol Reb 30 |Repid City, Mich. |G [re
February 1959 | Victorville, California
6 pp
: PROJECT 10073 RECORD CAI [1 oate i, gp wu | 2. LOCATION ~ |12 CONCLUSIONS | Wos Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft i Probably Aircraft | Possibly Aircraft i Was Astronomic
February 1959 | Kansas City, Missouri
7 pp
1 B ¥ 112. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possioly Balloon | 0 Was Aircraft | Bapehaty Re | craft | Was Astronomical Probably Astronomical l Possibly Astronomicol | NY sss
February 1959 | 29 Mi Wof Oceanside, California
5 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD C jaoate = 0200 [a uscAmon EL Re rE | + | lo oc? 29 iL i of Occanside, Calif, PX | & TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Ground-Visvel | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP pt-ch
February 1959 | Peterson Fld, Colo Spr, Colorado
4 pp
eh oo A— Lecal 8 i Il ho a 1 a intc Tour smaller objs, Jub 12 "LOCATION _ ed J # ju fy ont] iy w Ey LY | Peterson Fld., ake Lolo _OpPr. Colo, - PE OF OB
February 1959 | Belaire, New York
10 pp
| i — Es — = Light could have However, there inTormation to 2. CONCLUSIONS = a Ey Wos Balloon Probably Balloon Possioly Balloon Was Aircraft { Probably Aircraft | Possibly
February 1959 | Pennsylvania
84 pp
. CONCLUSIONS 2. LOCATION Pre ro babi bly 8 © al leon ba aM 3 1 wana Possioly Balloon = ltl 4% TYPE OF OBSERVATION BD. Ground-VYisval C Ground-Radar
February 1959 | Coburn, Virginia
197 pp
by 0 SIRI Es eo one FLOR (Pag IY a 712. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possioly Balloon on 13 [TYPE OF OBSERVATION | | Loecol — Ad | BO Ground-VYisval O Ground-Radar 5 |a Ste S
March 1959 | Denville, New Jersey | Incident #6311
INCIDENT #6311 3 pp
File 631] March 18, 1959 Denville, New Jersey 1 negative
March 1959 | 3 Mi NE of White Rock Lake, Dallas, Texas
6 pp
Jy = Rae LAI TSI =, ly rp) (ee — a = % JECT 10073 RECORD CARD ~ |2 LOCATION = iz. ConcLUSIONS Va s Ball aon P wm o al | oon | | Possioly
March 1959 | Lowry, AFB, Colorado
Other MILITARY Military (Radar) 8 pp
i PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD : | ell 4 | | Was Balloon Probably Balloon | Possitly Balloon gpg oao Was Aircraft . EI Probably Aircraft i 1 Possibly Aircraft ry 0D. Ground-Rador
March 1959 | Off East Coast, U, S, A, Franklin Park New Jersey, and Bethpage New York
14 pp
March 1959 | Bloomington, Illinois
6 pp
1 elev, prasad iid = Ce | A i A ee 4. TYPE OF OBSERY ATION Greund-VYisual 0 Ground-Radar Le col C Q Ale Vi suol 2 i CONCLUSIONS O Air-Intercept Radar 0 | PR 1 TH 2 [
March 1959 | Stockton, California
Balloon 4 pp
| | | | | | | 179 11 1 pe. BRIZF ew 0 Yes ~~ XQ&Ne NGTH { OF OBSERVATION 30 \ARY OF SIGHTING | Obj shape of BoCRerang form w/projections, dirt yh i | Ia. “JYPE OF OBSE RVA
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FILE 1956-03-7340889-Fairhaven-Massachusetts.pdf
LOCATION Fairhaven, Massachusetts
DATE March 1956
EVALUATION Astro (Venus)
CASE NO 7340889
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 5
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD oo i pe ) — I. DATE | 2. LOCATION EAS TT TTT 12, coNcLUSIONS. EE — 10 Vos Bolloon 20 March 1865 = | Fairhaven, Massachusetts 0 Probably Balloon I= DATETIME GROUP “4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION —=—|0 Possibly Ballon Local cis nl 24 Ground-Visual J Ground-Radar | b bc Alrdroli GMT. 2 1/0 1327 P mere 0 Air- Vi su al rho eme uo Air-Intercept Radar | 0 Possibly Aireroft | 5. PHOTOS Sr ~~ |8 SOURCE - a “Was Astronomical Venus | 0 Probably Astianomical | | Civil ian {OD Pos asibly, Az tronamical 7. LENGTH OF OB3ERVATION . 18. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE TT |o, Other ___ 0 Insuflicient Dota for Evaluation | Unk newn 5-10 mins/possibly more one WNW oo + 1 lin. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING © |11. COMMENTS | ST One mass of brilliance similar to a | Concur with the hypothesis of t star but ten times as bright, White the reporting officer thal this incandescent, changing to a pale red, sighting was undoubtedly gener- to pale orange, then rederting to | ated by the planet Venus, whi. In all appearances the object | was described as being similar to a bright star. No radar contact, | ATIC FORM 32% (REV 26 3EP 52)