May 1962 | Portland Mills, Indianapolis, Indiana
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2, LOCATION
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T 10073 RECORD CARD
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CONCLUSIONS
Was Dolloon
Piabably Bollaon
GM
May 1962 | Westfield, Massachusetts
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE | 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
0 Was Balloon
a 9 5 ’ jas tfisld y 3 ags1CiiuseatLlLs 1 Probably Balloon
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GM
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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
. DATE | 2. LOCATION
9 April 1956
DATE-TIME GROUP
Local. ee a
AX Ground-Visual
0 DEVI
DO Ground-Redar
O Air-Intercept Radar
: ee
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION. | & NUMBER OF OBJECTS
still in St Tan Tpty
one
| Civilian (GOC) I®
9. COURSE a,
0
0
stationary
fo. he AG: OF eee re - |
|One round bright red object, the size
of a p sth,
enny held at arm's leng obser
ved at an angle of elevation of 15 dgr
| in the northwest.
|of unknown power, The object had been
| seen for 13 hours at the time of the
report & was still in sight,
Seen thru binoculars
"ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)
11. COMMENTS
The plane
‘CONCLUSIONS
Wos Balloon
Probably Balloon
Possibly Balloon |
Was Aircraft
Probobly Aircraft |
Possibly Aircraft |
BX Was Astronomical |
Probably Astronomical
Possibly Astronomical
Other—__
Insufficient Data for Evaluation
Unknown
= rr = ee
't Venus was at the
- same position as the UFOB i,e., |
s., / 15 dgrs elevation in the NV,
This sighting was undoubtedly
caused by the
duration of the
fact that this obj
reported before substaniate the
above theory,
planet Venus, The
sighting & the
ect has been