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July 1960 | Texas
Astro (Meteor) 3 pp
| o =| Oo DD | 1 0 — Dp 0 _Alr=Intercept Radar 1 a | = | i oo 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING [Bject ae Sa hy 0 at 9000 ft. im olor with tail of flame or sparks. E
July 1960 | Misawa, Japan
7 pp
EX ‘CONCLUSIONS 1Q. Wes Bolloe : A Probably Belleon | 0 Possibly Beolloon Was Alicroft | Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircroft Insufitet ont
July 1960 | Sof Portland, Oregon
4 pp
[V2 concLusions | |0 Wes Balloon |O Probably Balloon —-10 Possibly Balloon b Was Aireraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft es £ — | I= eT )S eT Tar —— | 8 300 EEE | - | | 0 Yeu
July 1960 | Minot, North Dakota
8 pp
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION BRIEF SUMMARY or SIGHTING | CT ro. #8 ually vite, put wa. Tt >d Bo blue e 8 Hey 18 | a dlock-vise y drifting as tt circ Se isappeared a
July 1960 | Hawthorne, New Jersey
3 pp
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS ho. "BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52) S-7 seconds LSND SL Blob of white light traveling across sky to NW, Size of
July 1960 | Mason, Ohio
21 pp
lo "3. DATE-TIME GROUP NCEE 14 TYPE OF OBSERVATION ob PRT "10 Hl _Ground-\ i sual O Ground-Roder l = Binoculars Jo oly a la 0 8 Air Viel DO AirIntercept Rader | ™ 9. "
July 1960 | 5 Mi NW of Big Delta, Alaska
4 pp
lo Wes Bolloen O Probably Balloon | 10 Poasi bly Balloon 10 Wes Alicraft 0 Probgbly Airereft | Local. | {0 Pessibly Alreraft | Tle Was Astronomical Ma
July 1960 | Portland, Oregon
8 pp
“80 UREE TN Civilian 16 OBJECTS | 9. COURSE J NW-E | 11. COMMENTS | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 8. NUMBER OF OB 3-5 sec ho. BRIEF "SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Observation A ripe |a
July 1960 | Marlin, Texas
3 pp
000 Dog Oo Ain Vive o Alr-Intercep! Rador 5 17] | ETE EEN 3 | Civilian 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | | 9. COURSE la [11. COMMENTS inds “eon UY fo eve 14 ht vite SIN i 1 | ATIC FORM
July 1960 | Independence, Missouri
7 pp
72. CONCLUSIONS 0 Woes Balloon Wy 9. 10 Probably Bolloon | TRVATION . —C Possibly Belloon 0 4 0 Wes Als eroft | Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft |O0 Was Aste Lremay i i
July 1960 | Kansas City, Missouri
6 pp
| | 1. DATE BEE 2. LOCATION Be | Wes B & L a em I | TE LF Slee A ay TICE Ee v as gE Probably Bolloen 3. DATE-TIME GROUP ~~ | 4 TYPEOF OBSERVATION | CERIN. Sr
July 1960 | 20 Mi Wof Williston, North Dakota
5 pp
| | | [voave |= tocamon |'2 CowcLusiow | Wos Balloon a) Probably Belleon | | 20 mi W of Williston, Nort! Possibly Balloon | 3. OATE-TIME GROUP Ese LE TYPE OF OBSERVATION |“ | |
July 1960 | Truk Atoll
8 pp
pn = EE Ei Ei —— a i log to re i Bae. oo Tl TE Ee er 9 - TY I. fe rr FL Lo re iE hel LN LL i Ey wi BE ll aT EE = FE PE ag a : EE EE SNE a HAT =a Tf j= i FEL Bd = i Riis - weal alm i Tl r
July 1960 | 2 Mi Eof Miho Ab, Japan
3 pp
Wes Balloon | 1 " YYPE OF OBSERVATION Possibly Bolloon | O Ground Visual | Ground-Rodar a Biehl Mirerddh | ® Air Visval Bit 0 Air Intercept Rodor DO Possibly Aireraft | Ey RE 0 Was Astronomical
July 1960 | Pensacola Bay, Florida
46 pp
2. LOCATION [12 CONCLUSIONS Wos Balloon Probably Bolloon Possi bly Bolloon Was Alicraft Probably Aircraft Possi bly Aireroft Pensacols 0KR0 000 ooo — . — | mn A L | | | | | | | 5 E TYPE OF OBSE
July 1960 | Chico, California
Insufficient Data 5 pp
TA OE hay T= yr 6 Jul & EAs California i PDR Uh. | 6. SOURCE “TRE UT Fi inst { | ATIC FORM 320 (REV 26 5 SEP $2) 3. DATE-TINE GROUP . 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION n
July 1960 | Syosset, New York
3 pp
| |7. Lene OF OBSERVATION fro. BRIEF sl i | not reported later two WMARY OF SIGHTING Dbserver thought she saw falling and, Ten minutes objects ‘appearing 2. LOCAT
July 1960 | Devils Lake, North Dakota
2 pp
1 <3 | csi TRE la | % YYPE OF OBSERVATION — 0 Ground- Visual _u Ae Vi sal an | 3. OATE-TIME GROUP Local 0 Q DO Ground-Rodor _O Air-Intercep! Rador | | 7. "LENGTH oF
July 1960 | West Babylon, New York
7 pp
|2 Location West Bal y lon, N Ww York ¥ 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION | of Ground- Vi sual DO Ground-Rodeor Binoculars & Ce Rohe a oa | Als Viel | 7. LENGTH | OF O
July 1960 | 3 Mi Sof Mineral Wells, Texas
5 pp
ER RRR INIT wh dys am Wes Balloon Ek Probably Bolloon 1 Possibly Belloon | Wos Al eraft | Probably Aireroft Po ssibly Aircraft | 0 AisVivel - ir-Intercep? Roe 3. SOURCE er
July 1960 | Verona, Italy
Astro (Other) 3 pp
ATIC PORM 329 (REV 36 SEP $2) l | YYPE OF OBSERVATION | 8 Ground-Visvel - 0 Ain Vi svel oO » 3 2 13 : a 2 Fr. T1 I , SCILLG -T — = 00 OQ 00 ORO |0 | - 0 | = i= W
July 1960 | Misawa Ab, Japan
3 pp
| | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP ATIC FORM 3129 (REV 26 SEP $2) | act observed. Nc scuna. | Appeared to Sap vertic sheot ing star N Brilliant white aden with bluish Sam. ally
July 1960 | Tacoma, Washington
Astro (Meteor) 11 pp
I 0 Air Visvel ~1%. SOURCE Civilian | B LENGTH OF OBSERVATION Is NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE \ fraction of a second ho. BRIEF SUMI 5 11. COMMENTS Descript | Pound cir
July 1960 | Columbus, Ohio
21 pp
(1. DATE ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP $2) 9 ORT Isvel Other Unk no wn CONCLUSIONS - 1 Wes Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon We
July 1960 | St, Louis, Missouri
UNIDENTIFIED 15 pp
| to W, First seen for | tovard a solution, ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52) Wos Belloon Probably Balloon Possibly Bolloon Was Alicraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircroft fd Ground- Visual
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FILE 1955-07-6968198-Georgetown-Massachusetts.pdf
LOCATION Georgetown, Massachusetts
DATE July 1955
EVALUATION Aircraft
CASE NO 6968198
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 6
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