OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. re SIMI Te PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD =e om ee en ee — I. DAYE ~ [2 LOCATION 12, conclusions lO Was Balloon _24 March 1956 Bast Gary, Indiana ja Probably Balloon 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 2 LRSSLELY Ran Local. Edie | :0+Ground-Visual 0 Ground-Rador 0 Was Aircraft = ed SAE TY | FE Probably Aireraft CMT _ 25/01207 | 0 Ale Visual 0 Air-Intercept Radar 0 Possibly Alrcrofr +5. PHOTOS har Tog TN i | 6. SOURCE TEE Pre lo Was Astronomical | Sf Yes NO t receivgd Qi xProbably Astronomical 0 No | “ ivilia n (GOC) 0 Possibly Astronomical ! | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE ~~ |O, Other nN Insufficient Data for Evaluation | still in sight at end | ‘a Uiknown _ of GOC tour of dutv-l 3/4 hrs/ three |siationary | | 10, BRIGF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS | Three round objects, one in the north; ATIC Form 164 was completed by | one northeast, and one in the east telephone with the observer hy | | seen by a GOC observer during his Flt 8-A, 4602d AISS, & forwarded) | tour of duty. The objects seemed to to this headquarters, The observpgr remain stationary and appeared to be tended to disbelieve that the | alternating at irregular intervals sighting was generated by stars the colors green, orange, and red, or planets due to the change in Seen through window glass of GOC post! colors. When the observer went Photos taken. off of BOE duty the objects were| still in sight & in the same | pos sitions. It is the opinion of | 3 hq that source saw Jupiter | ili — === TATIC FORM 329 (R2V 26 SEP 52)