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January 1961 | NE Coast, U, S
8 pp
8 = a — i a : Ep = hy S Ee po, ; = = 112. CONCLUSIONS = ad oO Wos Bolloon | Probably Balloon { -1 0 Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Pe seilly Aircraft
January 1961 | 3855 N, 9540 E, Kansas
5 pp
ii | 12. concLusiONs 0 Wes Balloon O Probably Balloon Oo Possibly Balloon Vi PE oF OBSE SERVATION 7B Ground- Visual O Ground-Rodar P
January 1961 | Akron, Ohio
65 pp
PROJEC T 10073 RECORD CARD | 2. "LOCATION 3 Akron, Ohio 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION XJ Ground- Visual O Ground-Rodar fea Mi in | _O A
January 1961 | Vicinity Weston, Missouri
4 pp
ES Re ci PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2 LOCATION aL CT CONCLUSIONS 0 Wes Balloon 0 Probably 30 ~— 0 Possibly Bellean a Bre | 3. DATE-TIME GRO
January 1961 | Maxwell AFB, Alabama
MILITARY 10 pp
a Ground- Visual D Ground-Radar » at Abe Ald ha [ 7. . LENGTH oF. OBSERVATION i= i 2 sec a TR "BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING A "rour d disc” | lik
January 1961 | Atlantic 2914 N 4957 W, 2355 N 5825 W, 5625 W 2415 N
5 pp
[ing at 130° disappeared 125°, approx aise | fuminiscence. Runni P30° > 20° | | N | 291ky frith 23558 5625, ohio 1 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION 2 8B Ground- Visual O Ground-Radar 22087
January 1961 | 10 Mi SW of Russellandbetween Russelland Salina, Kansas
4 pp
ro. = = —_—— HEE eT eae —= 5 = ! ig Eg a = Em i PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD [= ] | 2 Location rz. concLusions | 10 mi SW of Russell and vant | Russell and Salina, | O Woes Bolloon ! o Pr
January 1961 | Midway Island, Pacific
5 pp
. LOCATION Midway Island (Pacific) 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Ground- Visual 0 Ground-Radar 18 NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE o BRIEF SUMM ARY oF SIG
January 1961 | Newark, New Jersey
12 pp
“| 12. CONCLUSIONS |O Wos Belloon | |O Probably Balloon —| DO Possibly Balloon | 3. DATE TINE ET Corre N E TYPE OF ¢ Ce 18: L Local. —— Sa Was Aircraft 8. Probably Aircraft a Re _O Air-Intercep
January 1961 | Terre Haute, Indiana
2 pp
PROJECT 10073 3 RECORD CARD DOD = hh Gear ne |2 LOCATION 112. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon ali dh All Cie : g | P robably uC al leon "| 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION a Possibly Balloon | X G
January 1961 | 2543 N 4822 W, Atlantic
2 pp
Sainte ia $ A el ~ [12. CONCLUSIONS Wos Balloon Probably Belloon Possibly Belloon T+ TYPE Tie a EG round- Visual 0 Ground-Rodor Fe h.. Ree ENE J Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly
January 1961 | Forbes AFB, Kansas
MILITARY 10 pp
| 12. CONC LU SIONS | CO G1 4os Bolloen | |0 Probobly Balloon | Possi bly Bolloon | Hg McConfe Was Aircroft Probably Aircraf? Possibly Aircraft | Was Astron
January 1961 | 6357 N 2235 W, Atlantic
13 pp
ENE vances = rae, ©. “Tz CONCLUSIONS | As A 7 - | Lb ro aie 0 Wes Balloor | 30 Jan 61 | 6357 N 22354 ( ATCANT/C Probably Bellson | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP RCT Weer, . “YYPE OF OBSERVATION 10 Possibly
February 1961 | Waverly AFS, Iowa
MILITARY 7 pp
28 Feb 3. DATE-TIME GROUP = 2116 Local GMT 0103162 “PHOTOS O Yes ~~ @E Ne | |7- LENGTH OF. OBSERVATION | pe 230°,
February 1961 | Williston, North Dakota
4 pp
SPR Ap EN — pe =r TI ————— wr AI A SE ION ~- PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS Was a Probably Balloon Possi bly y Bol loon 1 a, RETR GROUP
February 1961 | Adair AFS, Oregon
MILITARY 3 pp
10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION ____________________ |12. CONCLUSIONS | Wos Balloon Probably Balloon | Possibly Balloon { noo ReR 8 2 Ground- Visual O Ground-Rodaoar fa a * r
February 1961 | Honolulu, Hawaii
10 pp
| TT i a i = ¥ 3 a ee ee Emm ee . = i - EPR a To —— a A Py ym — = rrE— sil . : PROJECT 10073 RECOR 12 "LOCATION _ | 12. ‘CONCLUSIONS a |S | 7. LENGTH OF. OBSERVATION A
February 1961 | Internal Document
7 pp
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February 1961 | Cambridge, Massachusetts
Astro (Venus) Military 4 pp
f [2 CONCLUSIONS Wos Balloon Probably Balloon | Possibly Balloon Was Aireraft Probaobly Aircraft Po ssibly Aircroft a Air-Intercept Radar » = VL Tr a Was Astro
February 1961 | Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany
5 pp
We PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD (1. DATE py # . LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS | Was Bolloon | Probably | Balloon | Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft | Probeobly Aircroft l P
February 1961 | Presque Isle Area, Maine
20 pp
CARD PROJECT 10073 RECORD [1. pate pee © |2. LocaTioON E A es Vermont |g le Area, Maine anda/ |oO . hiitar- GROUP UR un ve CRE | 4 “SVPE CF OBSERVATION 20 Ground- Visual & Ground: Rodar a — M
February 1961 | Cape Princeof Wales, Alaska
4 pp
| 1. ATE pt 22° > orsa lie So NE. ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52) PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD “LOCATION | ooo 5 % TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ta Oo a | Milli c Air-
February 1961 | 20 N 134 W, Pacific
2 pp
ee — ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 p— sn JS semew. | 20 N 134w (Pcie 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION 1 Ground-Visual 1 BL. Air-Intercept Redar ; 7. LENGTH oF 7 OBSERVATION
February 1961 | Brooklyn, New York
2 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD [v.oaTe = |2 LOCATION HTT ~ |12. coNcLusioNs Was Balloon Probably Balloen Possibly Balloon Brooklyn, New York E DATE-TIME GROUP [+ "TYPE OF OBSERVATION Local Mo
February 1961 | 8 Mi Eof Indian Springs, Nevada
5 pp
NE 10073 RECORD CARD ’ “IYPE OF OBSERVATION | Ad Ground- Visual O Ground-Rodar a API __O Air-Intercept | Rodar | | mr - dd J Lh ma o
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FILE 1966-10-8288416-Somerset-Kentucky.pdf
LOCATION Somerset, Kentucky
DATE October 1966
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8288416
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
OBSERVER Civilian
PAGES 7
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. = EEN om calle [+. NuMBER OF OBJECTS | One la. “SOURCE Civi liar PROJECT 10073 RECORD ———— ———— ee ————— — SS, | 2. LOCATION 10. CONCLUSION Possible Astro (CAPZLLA) |At 2010L CATELIA was on wn azimuth of 43 deg and at an elc vation| 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION Ih BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 0 Yes |__XXNo FTD sep sd 0.329 (TDE) of 15 degrees, 1s 1 bs Ubserver watched an ob ject that appeared as a light for about | | . | 15 minutes in the iE. The cbject was practically motionlcaos | for the duration of tie signting. The object did not dis- ! appear while the witn~ss was watchinz the object. ¥ 1 tion is oconsisvent with that of an astronomical cb ser] Descrip vation, apella being in the |& portion of the sy was al an elevation of ost 2ly 15 deg, whi vould made it appear most unusual, ! Previous sditions of this form may be used,