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August 1963 | Plainview, New York
5 pp
— PROJECT 10073 § RECORD [1. pate - TIME GROUP | 2. LOCATION oo oo | ” | August 1963 1 | 13 “SOURCE a PE | 1. NUMBER OF OBJECTS stim tion of incl
August 1963 | Easton, Massachusetts
11 pp
—_ Co _ _ a _ eo a _ Fo a oe -..— iE om = cy | . i | i il ail a i | |W 3 A | B i a] es hai | a rN | 1 | [il i E L L ke IT GRSERVATION 5 Ground-Visuel |0bject described as f
August 1963 | Syracuse, New York
3 pp
mE —_— ee = = = x I— 0 a = == = | 1. DATE T2 LocATion TJ cowciusions | | J _— a ME ape 0 Was Balloon | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION == | Pessilly Bullen 8 Ground- Visual 0 Ground-Radar Probably
August 1963 | Morehead, Kentucky
Insufficient Data 15 pp
2. LOCATION | Morehead, Kentucky XX Bround- Visual BN 0 Alr-Visuol EE a ES O Ground-Radar O Air-Intercept Radar 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Prob
August 1963 | Camp Springs, Maryland Fort Belvoir, Virginia
3 pp
3. DATE-TIME GROUP | ) 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION To — | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION PROJECT 1( 073 | RECORD CARD 1. pate oo | 2. LOCATION | 12. CONCLUSIONS | Camp Springs, Maryland 2 Augu
August 1963 | Gagnon, Maine
Insufficient Data 4 pp
0073 RECORD CARD LOCATION CEE So 12. conclusions | | o Was Balloon Probobly Bealleon Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft | Probably Aircraft f a Possibly Aircraft | | | 1. DAT E | — - STN
August 1963 | Kabul, Afganistan
2 pp
Ee EE; a _! EER a Lo __— = ee a A ET SS Re a a & \ : < H = "1 a T — | | | Length | vehicle observed to pass through 50 deg of ¥ Ground: Visual { ©O i i: svol | i |
August 1963 | Warner, New Hampshire
Astro (Meteor) 38 pp
= = — ee oe = i | |i as Dolio Probably Bollaon 000 3 | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION O Ground-Radar 0 Air-Intercept Radar Possibly Bolloon | Was Aircroft Probably
August 1963 | San Antonio, Texas
4 pp
1. DATE |12. CONCLUSIONS ¥ br ee Ee OO Was Balloon | 5 Aug 63 Ee {D. Probably Balloon E DATE-TIME GROUP 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION TE | 8 Ground-Visual [5 PHOTOS Ag “FEATS 0O Yes B
August 1963 | Melville As, Labrador
Balloon Military 34 pp
l. DATE lat | LOCATION Melville AS, labrador TE conclusions | 0 Was Balloon { Probably Balloon 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION | 0 Ground-VYisuel BN EB YesRadar Sco
August 1963 | West Haven, Connecticut
11 pp
a The ] J REC 6 Ground- Visual a Abe Visas | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION i il iis sy = SR ee ORD CARD 10 Was Balloon |O Probably Bo
August 1963 | Akron, Ohio
Aircraft Multiple 13 pp
0 Was Balloon l |0 Probably Bolloon | -|0 Possibly Balloon i | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground Vi sual Ground-Rodar EX Was Aircraft i Probobly Aircraft | Possi bly
August 1963 | Muskallonge Lake, Michigan
27 pp
py. [ il a ig | = TT me EE — = — = — — = — Ta = Lg = = - i T— gL pe = S| = Ep - rE | | [] | N N | i : | i = " u | = ann ; | aq | * i i LL | | | em me me or Ja RocaRion © © 2 | 112. coNcLU
August 1963 | Camp Kapitachouane, P, Q, Canada
5 pp
5 ry AA i , Tig 5 cm Ea = sme Sp — [1. oaTe DT ~ | 2 LOCATION Was Boll oon | | Possibly Balloon | |0 Wos Aircraft | {OX Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft [camp Kapitacho
August 1963 | Chicago, Illinois
19 pp
73 RECORD CARD 12. LOCATION Chicago, Illinois | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION 4 Ground- Visual O Ground-Radar 8 Ale Vive! 0 Air-Intercept Radar [7 LENGTH OF OBSERVATI
August 1963 | Dayton, Ohio
43 pp
073 RECORD CARD i & 8 Aug 63 Dayton, Ohio i E — = A = = pp = — - - I W — ia I —— —— —— — a 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Bolloon |4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION &F Ground-¥Yisual o Ae
August 1963 | Florida
15 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Bolloon Was Aircroft Probably Aircroft Possibly Aircraft ono ooo 0 Ground-VYisuveal
August 1963 | Superior, Wisconsin
4 pp
‘Nl | | = | LC uh ¥ 0 Was Balloon | | Superior, Wisconsin © Probably Belloon ) eerie — ea Nis esteem Ci ly | | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION |O Possibly Balloon Locel ce — | XGround-V
August 1963 | Fairfield, Illinois
9 pp
& i = % 3 | i | EB "LOCATION ) re 12. CONCLUSIONS | Wos Bolloon Fairfield y ] 1linnis Probably Bolloon | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Po ssibly Balloon : | > 31
August 1963 | Nikiski, Alaska
5 pp
| 1. DATE | 10 August 1963 |Nikiski, Alaskn ~ ]2 concLusions i Wos Balloon b k Probably Belleon | | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | | XX Ground-Yisual 0 Enis Vi svol
August 1963 | Mexico, New York
34 pp
|. DATE TIME GROUP A type ci 5 - years —_— ey impossible to check out and ther=fore is regarded as COURSE 8. PHOTOS | O Yes
August 1963 | Fairfield, Illinois
100 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD [REBAR Ch we 2. LOCATION LG "Ti% conclusions Wos Bollaon Probably Bolloon | Possibly Balloon | eC —— m= mm | 5-8 Aug 63 § Fairfield, Ill | | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP "4. TYP
August 1963 | Valparaiso, Chile
3 pp
FETT SITE FF (0 WP Sal rps] Wi py ft ss le = Te i sg ‘wl PROJECT PR PER WIE Sy RS ART TURE Ne pNP | ers i © |12. CONCLUSIONS re |0 Was Bolloen | —! 0 Possibly Balloon {
August 1963 | Warrenville, Illinois
5 pp
td 10073 RECORD CARD | 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Bolleon Probably Balleon 0 Ground-Rador OD Air-Intercept Radar Pos sib y Balloon Woes Alrcraft Prabobly Aircrafe Possibl
August 1963 | Cleveland, Ohio
6 pp
ii pe | 5 1 hud k - Lh 0 RR Fr i ConcLusIoNs DO Was Bolloen {O Probobly Bolleen — 0 Possibly Bolleon [72 32 foghat i
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FILE 1966-10-8279604-Yonkers-NewYork.pdf
LOCATION Yonkers, New York
DATE October 1966
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8279604
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 12
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. [\. DAT: - TIME GROUP | 30 Oct, 66 13. source ~~ Civilian 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS ene |S. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 4-5 minutes l6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 7. COURSE == 8. PHOTOS 0 Yes MW Ne 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 7 Yas FORM: D sFp 43 0-329 (TDF) a ud PROJECT LOCATION Fe Yon! kers, new forg IIS REGURD ae one witness HERE —— i e— : 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Observer reported watching a star like object in the sky that moved to the left and then to the right. It appeared as a nermal star =xpancded and became much brighter. The object disappeared “rom view when it meved off behind some trees, The observer did nel provide any indication as te what direction the object was traveling. Mhé Inférmatien submitted is insufficient in that essential data is lacking. PBravisrma asditlsma af wile Fara maw bas ima 10. CONCLUSION Insufficient data fur evaluation