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October 1964 | Brinfield, Massachusetts
8 pp
n. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Cbhject shape of derby hat the size servation 2s a flash « of liz it Ybserved for three hous Ss UX was CO npletely | . ghting REAR. 355 was
October 1964 | 48, 24 N 172, 04 W, Pacific
4 pp
[h DATE - TIME I E GROUP FORM “ Ee i J ay E il] PROJECT 10073 RECORD "no LJ Es ==) O01 | ste SL '
October 1964 | Ft Jones, Mt Shasta, California
5 pp
| = | 2 ™ pm Loa a i rf a ( C wisi Jer kod + ef Ja ed tv AL N |. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS ini act shaved . No 50 | ue * iD a; c aturocued Q = i a Tal = vw Lo LO & q Ns I
October 1964 | Beavercreek, Ohio
11 pp
PROJ ECT | 10 2 py OCATION a. caver C C16 ek ’ "CONCLUSION Ob; Ik "oy SAE We tars i sib flash: ed cr 14 ob
October 1964 | South Charleston, Ohio
14 pp
October 1964 | Fosterdale, New York
55 pp
1. DATE - TIME eoup sis , dle 10 “ote: reine on limi ted Pri mt ows lignt track AR 3 goo Karon satellite, > "a/c c, ’ etc. Two. of the pha er AND ANALYSIS Br
November 1964 | Redwood City, California | Incident #9152
INCIDENT #9152 2 pp
= il I WY ll Ema | File 9152 November 2, 1964 City, California 1 photo
November 1964 | Atlantic Ocean, 18, 10 N 66, 12 W | Incident #9185
INCIDENT #9185 11 pp
File 9185 November 16-24, 136/ Atlantic Ocean (192,10N 66,174) 16 photos
November 1964 | Carmichaels, Pennsylvania
5 pp
| 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | Multiple |5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | Objects identified as FON. ho FTD sep e623 0-329 (TDE) CHAFF 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Silver—like
November 1964 | Hancock, New York
12 pp
| iE | | |S. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS —— than the North Star. ‘oved throush a |. TYPE OF OBSERVATION appeared. und-Visual Object observed on seven occasions m
November 1964 | Kirkwood, Missouri
7 pp
sembles a balloon 2 the appearance observation with the balloon b of flight to West. 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION et BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 3 Minutes | Object resembling a par
November 1964 | Redwood City, California
22 pp
—nable to determing dS FORM El FTD sep 43 0-329 (TDE) CONCLUSION ’ “ig | [11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS | mAs —emh | LAs ob dad 4 TS: | for insufficient for eveluation on the v
November 1964 | 31, 50 N 173, 00 E
2 pp
: LS SOURCE "ET oe 10. CONCLUSION | Astronomical (METEOR) 8 Seconds similar to a Satellite passed through 6 | [6 : = LN ight Observation at 50 deg elevation. ee ——— — yee ee cree F 0 RM sy f
November 1964 | 49, 58 N 171, 02 W, Pacific
5 pp
© FORM E = November 1964 05/07282 b9.say 17.020 (Pacific) | ECHO II at 70 deg Hort, 166 deg Bast heading SE at time of observation, Satellite in position for observation, We "BRIEF SUMMARY AND
November 1964 | Junction City, Kansas
7 pp
FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TDE) Junction City, Kansas 10. CONCLUSION INSUFFICIENT DATA FOR EVALUATICN 4's dditional data. Forme not returned 12 Se Cas
November 1964 | Dayton, Ohio
8 pp
DATE - TIME GROUP [10. concLusion F OBJECTS 4. NUMBER OF LENGTH OF OBSERVATION Fe : ep AN iF 24 Rls 1 5. he ct appearing erratic moti
November 1964 | St Petersburg, Florida
8 pp
1. DAT + TIM= GROUP | 5=20 Hov ember EL j fem nin fre = | nm. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS gr tings hide HOW 5 passage and on. occasion more ti was cbserv
November 1964 | Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
9 pp
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION mse] a | “FORM ~ FTD sep s3 0-329 (TDE) To Te BRIEF SRE ANALYSIS Objects entering atmosphere and burning, Had firey tails, Seemed to burn out about ae a, above, ang grou 5
November 1964 | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
16 pp
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS pe FORM REA 10. CONCLUSION lL. Astro = oy 2. Other (Rock) ~ Visual observation of meteor. Physical Specimen Analysis Hetermined to be Rock. poy obs
November 1964 | 41, 10 N 174, 40 W
4 pp
’ 41 10M iii EGO II heading SK at 4,0 deg N 170 deg We, at 06412. Satellite in position of observation, "BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Light of FEARIness of lst ma oe g elevati
November 1964 | Baintree, Massachusetts
4 pp
rm 164 sent to witness. lot retumed Case will be reevaluated after receipt of form. ( IT. "BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Two outis observed a flying mi i }
November 1964 | Keene, North Dakota
4 pp
ox n larger, but no “visthle whit, Obe tt at. eetinat ed 2500- | 000 ft heading NW to SE. EPRdadng 41 setimted 5 niles Ji | of observation. No sound. Level flight. Brightly lid: te FORM
November 1964 | 39, 08 N 175, 05 W
6 pp
One LENGTH OF OBSERVAT | 2. LOCATION Flaming green object which chree seconds.
November 1964 | Boca Raton, Florida
3 pp
J PROJECT 10073 RECORD : 2. LOCATION PE OS al FEN RFR 1. DATE - TIME GROUP | _9/o130z | __Boca Raton, Florida = Lrg 10. CONCLUSION | | # Insufficient data for evaluation | - I. . Sm — |
November 1964 | Hale, Michigan
4 pp
[N. DATE - TINE GROUP i | | a 11 L Hover s/s dack, side by side. Object on | ked ugh burning. Had tail of LaRbe Orange Aaah Soieaied to Break away from black object. / | Ground -Visual was strai
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FILE 1956-04-6785495-CedarKey-Florida.pdf
LOCATION Cedar Key, Florida
DATE April 1956
EVALUATION Aircraft
CASE NO 6785495
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
OBSERVER Civilian
PAGES 1
STATUS CASE MISSING
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 12. LOCATION Cocar Key, TYPE OF OBSERVATION | xf Ground-Yisuol ; D Air Vi sual Local — 7. LENGTH « OF OBSERVATION two minutes "BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING One bright white object, about the size of a dime held at arm's length flying south, was seen for a period of two minutes. The object was first seen at an angle of elevation of 20 degrees and disappeared over the horizon » | Lo Retort 1d Free | ATIC FORM 329 (REV a6 SEP 52) ID "It is the opinion of this hq | the duration of the | area of the | a heavy amount . CONCLUSIONS Was Balloen Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft | ~ Probobly Aircraft | { Possibly Alrcroft | O Ground-Radar 0 Air-Intercept Radar Was Astronomical Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomical , Other Insufficient Data for Evaluation lo Unknown | 9. COURSE south "COMMENTS that this sighting was possibly caused by an aircraft due to and to the ok hes the sighting experiences of air traffic. south,