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June 1949 | Miami Beach, Florida | Incident #369
INCIDENT #369 11 pp
| y " DATE - TIME GROUP 1] | i x 3. SOURCE . Civilian NUMBER OF OBJECTS 4. Two | 7 - 8 Seconds | 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Grouid-Visual |7. COURSE FORM FTD sep 63 0
June 1949 | Glendale, California | Incident #372
INCIDENT #372 12 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD "ATION i 1. DATE - TIME GROUP — - cma wd Eo (| CT 5 19. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE ! O Yes - ~~ ee py py 5 hte Baim mats Sa cand _ - 0 = i Tr
June 1949 | Montgomery, Alabama | Incident #397
INCIDENT #397 7 pp
CE EEE I ET —— | ES ————— © i ” = i. o L | Hh. DATE - TIME GROUP | 18 June 19L9 em ing 48 1 a car sen ‘she slower then an A/C ng bbling up and down Botsasd ob
June 1949 | Oak Ridge, Tennessee | Incident #380
INCIDENT #380 13 pp
E 1 bi fo ——— — — = ee wom § —— N iti Ce ee tite ee Eo — iE — i oo Co PROJECT 10073 RECORD. oo. DATE - /IME GROUP | 2. SATION LL oo i 12 = 15 Minutes
June 1949 | Los Alamos, New Mexico | Incident #384
INCIDENT #384 10 pp
BE ca—. s— le DATE - Tine GROUP | 2. L is. "LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. 3 COURSE — |] Wto E : 8. PHOTOS | { g | | | FORM | Ld _____ SSE.
June 1949 | Paget, Bermuda
10 pp
{7, : Je LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS cou RSE 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE O Yes FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) EES EE CE i r— w | PROJECT 10
June 1949 | Monroe, Michigan
2 pp
| FORM 0. 11. ru INSUFFICIENT DATA BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Object was travelin;: ai.ong several Naval with heavy center section, traveling Sh seconds, vane dt sturvance co
June 1949 | Fort Bliss, Texas | Incident #388
INCIDENT #388 17 pp
il r / PROJECT 10073 RECORD. Co oo 1. DATE - TIME GROUP © OCATION 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION [n. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Observer first observed 4 then 5 then 3 then
June 1949 | Klamath Falls, Oregon
10 pp
A i Eo — —— wi Cn PROJECT 10073 RECORD DATE - TIME GROUP | .OCATION 23 June 1949 23/2 22007 do ; 3. SOU RCE '4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 1 i 1 § — = Ai I IF La i 5 = 1 | i
June 1949 | Fort Devens, Massachusetts | Incident #373
INCIDENT #373 15 pp
| PROJECT 10073 RECORD _ - Sh RR ER Ll. DATE - TIME GROUP | 2. CATION Li 8 23 June 1949 24,/01,072 Z oo B SOURCE 110. coNcCLUSION ! Military | Astro (METEOR | {4. NUMBER OF OBJECT
June 1949 | Astoria, Long Island, New York | Incident #374
INCIDENT #374 19 pp
2 DATE - TIME "GROUP = — Si | FS 1 i —— ce - PROJECT 10073 RECORD bi ar Lr 0 © 1. COURSE Bb. PHOTOS O Yes No BN . PHYSICAL E VIDENCE "FORM E TD. SEP 63 0-329 (TPE)
June 1949 | Mesa, Arizona
16 pp
2 OCATION 1 10. CONCLUSION Fl I — eo 4 NUMSER OF OBJEC TS Four 's. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS = observed together were approximatel
June 1949 | Galveston, Texas
8 pp
L STATES AIR FORBC HE INSPECTOR GENERAL — | UFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS SPORT OF INVESTIGATION i ak fm B | | | | | il i — F F = Lg bi es EE ii il Be te i
July 1949 | Northof Fort Francis, Canada
13 pp
J —— I. DATE - TIME GROUP - 1 Jul 49 3. SOURCE I Civilian 2 LOCATION + 01/2030Z 110. CONCLUSION 111. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS The object was described as silve ery-grayx in c
July 1949 | Longview, Washington | Incident #389
INCIDENT #389 14 pp
"PATE . TIME GROUP ) 1 \ : 3. SOURCE ~ Civilian | |« NUMBER OF OBJECTS LENGTH oF OBSERVATION I. TYPE c OF 03SE RVATION Ground=Visual FORM FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE)
July 1949 | Pittsburg, Pennsylvania | Incident #386
INCIDENT #386 7 pp
———. A — — a BE —— —- — - ame EEE - — Se = . — SE e— Tl DATE. TIRE GROUP | 2. LOCATION | 3 Jul 49 04/032. SOURCE |e. concLusioN _ Civilian | Astro (METEOR) 4. hJmocR OF GSJECTS 5. LENGTH
July 1949 | Boise, Idaho
5 pp
1 / . } I I Bb ~ nisi slab . SEP = ya i 5 4 Co | PROJECT 10073 RECSID oo | “ie DATE « Tid GROUP | 2 LOCATION i 1 | wd J - te p= " ; Na a / 5 will LY G8/0-. & Sols
July 1949 | Alexandria, Louisiana | Incident #399
INCIDENT #399 15 pp
Tr ——— EE — - - — — - ae —— - ctdotllcudovur ti : — : ——— " — — { 1. DATE = TINE GROUP 2. LOCATION ] ‘5. LE {5TH OF OBSERVATION | n. "BRIEF | SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS . 30 se
July 1949 | Fort Worth, Texas | Incident #391
INCIDENT #391 9 pp
TE TieE GROUP la. or | — 06/ 19 date For. Worth, Texas 39] | | 110. concLusiON a. NUMER OF © cCTS | :5. LENGTH OF GOSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS | | «15 secon
July 1949 | Valdosta, Georgia
6 pp
- Don eat ) | 9 PHYSICAL EVIDENCE O Yes = - Cw vel FORM ETN era ra AD5Y ITR™ "6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | 2. LOCATION lo AIRCRAFT
July 1949 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Incident #390
INCIDENT #390 21 pp
CV le dsr ud wevay A We) Previous editions of this form may be used, _ _ — PROJECT 10073 RECOR RD —— i E—— ET — — re—— i— = __ _ Co — _ | E— ie DATE - Timi GROUP | 2. "LOCATION
July 1949 | Alexandria, Louisiana
19 pp
‘PROJECT 10073 RECORD [ 2. LOCATION "5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS { § minutes Object appeared as a round ligh SKY am’ — — (5 deg elevation. The object was aran
July 1949 | Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
5 pp
PE ——— —_— = = -_ i” PHYSICAL EVIDENCE | | Ca \ No ~ FTD sep 43 0-329 (TDE) Fle Sar Od WRIAF We) yreaviens ediuons ol this form may | ne used. _ _ ems Abe P ROJECT 10073 RECORD B DAT
July 1949 | Tigvariak Island, Alaska
6 pp
| | ) oo - PROJECT 10073 REC ORD 1+ DATE - TikZ GROWP [2 Location 1 1 1 9 Jul | 10/0,5074 3. SOURCE 1c Civilian '4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | | SIX _ 5. LENGTH O oF OBSERVATION lL 1. BRIEF SU
July 1949 | Dayton, Ohio | Incident #387
INCIDENT #387 13 pp
| 6. PHOTOS i i | “a aa ee ll aE “ig i \ pi . Co oo PROJECT 10073 RECOR ] Co oo ) '1. DATE - Tie GROUP ~ T 2. LOCATION oo oo A | 10 ul a9 52 | oo n, O ; ;3. SOURCE 10. ‘CO
CASE DETAILS
FILE 1962-02-8704323-CarswellAFB-Texas.pdf
LOCATION Carswell AFB, Texas
DATE February 1962
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8704323
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
MILITARY YES
PAGES 5
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. 11 Feb 62 | '3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local _ee20 guT___12/0420Z 1 A AirVisval IE CONCLUSIONS | Was Bolloon = Probably Balloon | —— 0 Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft | Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft DO Ground-Rodar Doo — O Air-Intercept Rodar | 5. PHOTOS wap "3. SOURCE sh ST | O Yes Pe rr Military and Civilian B Ne Military , C1 an oRo Was Astronomical | Probably Astronomical Megeor Possibly Astronomical | 7- LENGTH OF OBSE RYATION I NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. one 3 BRIEF § SUMMARY OF SIGHTING - 4 nd r 4 cal, of a baseball » flashed across t ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 xP $2) extremely bright ball of fire white in aRLar. with a re COURSE Other Insufficient Data for Evaluation | | Unk no wn | | 1 re —— . | ooo gr Pubes $ ist a to Se (ane ob ect was ai fr op ndica fog that this chart § was ‘not 1 meteor or that it was a threat to the security of the United States. |