May 1962 | Portland Mills, Indianapolis, Indiana
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CONCLUSIONS
Was Dolloon
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GM
May 1962 | Westfield, Massachusetts
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1. DATE | 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
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“12. LOCATION 112. CONCLUSIONS
DATE
Probably Bolleen
16 May 1956 | Los Ange La Graney pat!
Possibly Balloon
3, DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE oF eR
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Vas Balloon
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eles, California
Was Aircrafe |
Probably Aircraft |
Possibly Aircraft |
| BX Was Astronomical YENus !
{O Probably Astronomical |
Is Possibly Astronomical |
x Groun d= Vi sual Oo Ground- R adar
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2 | O AirVisual . oo Ai r-Intercept Radar
5. PHOTOS n Ei 8. SOURCE
XX No Civilian
Flot. SEte ley cle Sa meet
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION [e. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | | 9. COURSE | 0, Other
| | IFOR | 0 ' Insufficient Date for Evalu ti |
| considered to be UFOB | ) B' Uk now ‘ otion |
for period of 20 mins | one ool Stationary (
| lo. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING {11. COMMENTS
| One delta shaped object, red strip- | There is no soubt that this
ped and flashing, the size of a pea | sighting was astronomical in
hel gth, The object | nature, Note the admittance of
1d at arm's len
remained stationary at all times, the observers, the duration & |
At 0340Z the observers believed the the sighting, the colors involved |
| object to be a star, and the time of day. The observer |S 1
probably saw Venus as it is the
| brightest heavenly body in the |
| ey » and is especially "eye catch
ng. |
ATIC FORM 329 (R BV 26 SEP 52)