OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. am il de® Jl a B DATE E "LOCATION Terre Haute, TYPE OF OBSERVATION XE Ground- Visual ) 0 Air Vi sual ) i 22 June 1956 Nl 3 DATE-TIME GROUP me Local 3dr 22/2155 _ 5. PHOTOS i - Ee - : — = a | — pe ah F ar lei sr = = = iy PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2 Oo Indiana a — oe 0 Groeund-Rodar 0 Air-Intercept Radar ooo opo 5 EES OF OBJECTS fio. 8 BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING One circular type object the size of | a medicine ball held at arms length, | cdior of black. Object was sighted with binoculars for a period of three] minutes, heading in a general course | of NE at an altitude of approximately | 1,000 to 1,500 feet. ATIC FORM 319 (REV 26 SEP $2) _§ = - i mn a = = Weer) | aS TS np | § i hg ii - | ail | COMMENTS | Note that the object below the altitude was caused | released at Terre |Note that the winds below [feet were from the SW aud that "9. COURSE 2. generally la | the hei 1h ea gl] Probably ight of the overcast, wo Wis oy i BEERS — TE = po E ne _ iil Fa Bp _— |e C F EE - i = vl JRYRF yw Srp CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Balloon Possibly y Balloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft Was Astronomical Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomical Other—_ Insufficient Data for “Evolution | Unknown of 4,000 feet, pibald balloons arc releaseddn cloudy days, It is the opinion of this hg that this sighting by a weather balloon Indiana, Maute, 2,000 Black] | | |