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August 1960 | 29, 57 N 79, 42 Watlantic, Offflorida
3 pp
T 10073 RECORD CARD ATLA To B8:Ground- Visual O Ground-Roder | J AirVisuel ~~ O Air-Intercept Rader ik Aid ita rv. Ch a 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE Ji | =tatianary
August 1960 | Sandersville, Georgia
8 pp
CONCLUSIONS | | |0 Wes Belloen | O Probobly Belleon i Possibly Belleon |O0 Was Aleraft | O Probably Aireraft | a ide w ol O Air-Intercept Re Roder | 0 Possibly Airereft | | 5. SOURCE SE | "|O Was
August 1960 | Cleveland, Ohio
5 pp
~ ]12. CONCLUSIONS Was Bolloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloen eo VOR 6 ot 2nd, Ohlo MX Ground- Visual OD Ground-Radar B DATE-TIME G GROUP ET Local. 1 00 - 1 30 Wos Aircraf
August 1960 | Atlantic Ocean 24, 10 N 49, 17 W
4 pp
| | 3. DATE-TIME CROU Z 9 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION i # i - k i gy FE a 5 & dl i wm L t = J 4 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 & 1 EE . = = @ Wo P 5 3 ) . - a i - ad. Lt
August 1960 | Eof Kyushu Island, Japan
3 pp
12. CONCLUSIONS et APF Vimiakhs Ta) aas Ti aan it Wos Bolloon | | & TYPE OF oBservaTioN | O Possibly Belleen Bh i AE MN Conund. Bader 0 Was Aiicraft '. und- Visual O Ground-Rodar | Probably Airerof
August 1960 | Madison, Wisconsin
7 pp
2. LOCATION. CONCLUSIONS Probably Bolleon Possibly Bolleon Was Aiveraft Probably Aircroft Possibly Aircraft = Weg = Fo f | (i | a! 19 | 4 "TYPE OF OBSERVATION 5Ground- Vi sual 0 Groun d-R
August 1960 | Sioux Falls, South Dakota
4 pp
[1 DATE fe ~ |2 wocamon | 11 August, 1560 Sioux Falls, South Dakota I IS DATE TINE BROUP——mn — : e—— — 0 a a | [+ “YYPE OF OBSERVATION C 0 Ground: Visuel OD Ground-Roder l Ad hoo uJ iS : _
August 1960 | Quincy, Massachusetts
16 pp
| ii 7 Fil | - & ol iN il iF i 5 6 Tniney 11318 3% ’ 14 ere OF OBSERVATION | ‘o Ground-Visvel AR VIS =| m | | = =| Mm ol = 1! Q Cc o Air-Intercept Rodar | DO | oO a
August 1960 | Virginia
2 pp
| 1 wd § j __ — ee Pe ni SE - a — EEE — 0 Wes Bolloon |{@ Probably Bolloon — Possibly Balloon Was Ali craft | | Probably Aireroft I Possibly Aireroft 13 August, 1560 | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP
August 1960 | Terre Haute, Indiana
19 pp
| Ground- Visual Binoculars . 9 Koiidid oh l GM I. . I - ol 1 —— | 3. PHOTO | - | | [7. Lene OF OBSERVATION | 1 min u8 1/2 sec y Y or F SIGHTING acts wits a ge qr OWl:zDh rance
August 1960 | 30 Mi Sof Ketchikan, Alaska
3 pp
p ee © EEE SE ———— 14 Aug 60 30 mi S of Ketchikan, Alaska | Was Bolloon | 1% Aug OC 30 mi S of Ketchikan, Alaska | ea om EE —— —_— = = — - — — Se —— — = a ee re EE ——————— E——— — a | | a i i ; | wp :
August 1960 | Taboga Islandand Fort Clayton, C, Z
4 pp
112. concLusiONs .Z. |9 Wes Belloon | * |G Probably Bolloon | Possibly Bolloon Was Aiicroft | Probably Aircraft i Possibly Aircraft a Ai Viwsl DO Alr-Intercopt Reder ¥ SOURCE — Wes Ast
August 1960 | Fairborn, Ohio
10 pp
“2 oT | Fairborn, Ohio 4 TVPE OF CRSERVATION R Ground-Visuel oa Ale Yi wel “| 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | Tgkee starlike dots with larger object which canned to trail t
August 1960 | Lakeland, Florida
2 pp
T 10073 RECORD CARD - AuguEt 1960 k Lakeland, Florida | & TYPE OF OBSERVATION oo » o Air Visual Co a | Air-Intercept R Radar | oag oao ho. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING oo EE 111.
August 1960 | Eof Corpus Christi, Texas
4 pp
ATIC PORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52) 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF $I 000 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION a Ale Visvel | fet - 0 J Air-intercep? Roeder | F | | |: ji Bi ad bl had . COURSE one = mound
August 1960 | Melbourne, Florida
17 pp
CONCLUSIONS So | 12. Was Balloon | Probably Bolleon I 100 DATETIME € rove | - | 3. XMXGround- Visual Oo Air Vi sual Local a hE 1 or roe, Ilor 0 Ground-
August 1960 | Fairfield, California
9 pp
"CONCLUSIONS Wos Belloon Probably Belloon | Possibly Balloon | Was Ai a | | Probably Aireroft | Possibly rah | | R Ground- Visual a Laid Ll.
August 1960 | Nome, Alaska
5 pp
Wes Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon TTVPE OF OBSERVATION _ am gum a OO Was Aicraft | Gi pane 3 dortte O Ground-Rodar a Poobubly Aircraft | L [heod a Possibly Aircraft Wos Astronomi
August 1960 | Galena Airport, Alaska
5 pp
— - Fil Oo oO oO : 1 E | | ~1 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION | XO Views B SraundiNade les a Mevies BD _Alr-Intercop? Rodor 00d o00 17 LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | So 30 sec |. fro. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING |
August 1960 | 3 Mi NW of Concord, California
3 pp
ili i | ill 5 1 5 : Li a i i a star size. No . FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP $2) E ‘NUMBER or OBJECT $ ‘hite object. with red and white ail or exhaust and novement - sud
August 1960 | Littleton, Colorado
108 pp
Littleton, Cc “4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION od Ground: Visuel o Ale vi wel one descending - ~ 17. COMMENTS | | | | ho. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SI
August 1960 | Red Bluff Area, California
13 pp
cl ¥ ih Fai pd : Bl WN" a wim le SH aL di. Arad b (= 1 L: vI Th La O Ground-Rodor ooo 0 AireIntercopt Rader — 2 1 Ale Visvel 4. SCURCE
August 1960 | Hachijo, Jima Island
3 pp
i 1. DATE rn, 2 ) RY - in 3. DATE-TINE GROUP Local PHOTOS O Yes > lio. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING cblong object. curved trajectory. 12. LOCATION PROJE
August 1960 | Durenville, Texas
21 pp
re & | | | : | | ke ATIC F roy of Sra M 329 (REV 26 SEP 57) |4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | 8. SOURCE t 13 i; ght PROJECT is RECORD CARD Durenvi
August 1960 | Nnw of Lebreville, Africa
8 pp
10. BRIEF SUMMARY or SIGHTING =ion a bluish LANGER. about | = ~ Lebreville, | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Ground- Visual D Ground-Roder Loca
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FILE 1956-08-6788320-Cartersville-Virginia.pdf
LOCATION Cartersville, Virginia
DATE August 1956
EVALUATION Insufficient Data
CASE NO 6788320
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 2
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. 7 oh qi rN ra ee = | == i= i = == Fo TE TT NF & EVE a — ae wo August 1950 | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Locol XB Ground-Visual PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD | Cartersville, Virginia | 4 YYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Ground-Radar 0 Air-intercept Radar . MT 02/0450% 0 AirVisudl 5. PHOTOS = 6. SOURCE | 0 Yes M¥:No | Civilian if gp = —— | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | five seconds | id ara di = wT CT ON = E- 4 | 10. BRIEF SUMMA onv RY OF SIGHTING One round object, orange and red in color. Object had no movement and was] at an altitude of approx 40,000 ft, Object brought to observer's atten- tion by "flash through trees,” Object observed for 40 minutes and disappeared by "breaking into partis and exploding.” | s "ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP $2) 9. COURSE lo. Other— nx insufficient Dara 0 Unknown nonce | | 2. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft Was Astronomical Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomical 11%. COMMENT Br Insufficient data for evaluation. a EE : —— a for Evaluation |