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January 1965 | Ft, Knox, Kentucky
71 pp
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January 1965 | Alaska
16 pp
LOCATION AIRCRAFT, Astronomical (3 TARS/ PLATED) , SATELLITES poo Lith WT ABT Kido #) ACAD - J ITEM NS vet GENT ir. | 1". BRIEF SUMMARY AND A
January 1965 | Bedford, Virginia
9 pp
BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS - "Object the size of a football field, square. Observed by witness hanging up clothes. She went into the house ard or and locked up again and the object was gone.
January 1965 | Miami, Florida
3 pp
ya 1 I" — — al | 1. DATE - TIME GROUP I$ _Rasterly FORM FTD sep s3 0-329 (TDE) LOCATION Round metallic object EaLory oky clear. ot Grea. Ground-Tisu
January 1965 | Bolar, Virginia
4 pp
. DATE = TIME GROUP | 2. LOCATION Bol Jeary 65 26/0157 [10. concLusion GROUND LIGHTS owing ligt believed to be about 27 | lowing nish ht the db ject or licht ap
January 1965 | Moneta, Virginia
26 pp
ee — = i . 3 [i DATE- TIME GROUP | 2 3. SOURCE =, PE |e. "CONCLUSION ! | | Civilian 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS BALIOOM \TRCRAFT 1 Bl My aby 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |11.
January 1965 | Dayton, Ohio
2 pp
4 | I DATE : TIME GROUP | P= 27 January 65 rao : | 10. "CONCLUSION i |! (F-101 & F-102s) he vapor trails were caused by high flying aircraft (F-101 & F-1023) f
January 1965 | Plum Tree Island, Virginia
5 pp
4 ofl Or igh Size about 75 ft across 10-15 ££ | i 1 L/2 Hours © io r ah ts were ‘auber pred? and either Ligat red or orange ne a 1 13 ght s siseared to rotate with the object. dd | ¢ | Lights flas
January 1965 | Ewa Beach, Hawaii
12 pp
"LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS J | : wy i - # - » iE L Seconds | Possible missile or Satellite in flight TYPE OF OBSERVATION | Altdtude estirated ab HE mi ily | to be age Jr
January 1965 | Altavista, Virginia
10 pp
aE i a RE as a il mm = 1 | 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS liple IS. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS FORM i FTD sep ¢3 0-329 (TDE) Objects observed in errat
January 1965 | Hampton, Virginia
4 pp
3 i AY oA. - 7' ME oe [5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 10 Hinut es le balloon cbservation., ATY description in accor BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS large object larger on one end ‘then t tl ne ov
January 1965 | Mecca, California
28 pp
[1.'CAT] IMF GROUP la. SOURCE 14. N NUMBER OF OBJECTS None ue | 2. Location 0 January 65 80/2330 30¢ 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS negative, P the result of somethi
January 1965 | La Selva Beach, California
14 pp
(s. LEnaTH OF OBSERVATION |11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS — TYPE OF OBSERVATION \1leged landing of spacecraft am contact with individuals the ship. Zntered ship and took
January 1965 | Newport News, Virginia
4 pp
ol (1. DATE - TIME GROUP 12. LOCATION : | aaa | : : | |= Em 65 31/C —— 2 Newport News, Virginia LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 20 Minutes | . = 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSI
January 1965 | Seward, Pennsylvania
5 pp
= ee ———— ee eg r- iY { FTD sep s3 0-329 (TDE) 9. P H . OAT=, - TIME GROUP TYPE OF OBSERYATI al 7. COURSE JX Ne r YSICAL EVIDENCE Yes SERVATION [11
January 1965 | Hinton, Oklahoma
20 pp
po Ci Vi lian |4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS _Mulples 8 | impression of a falling star in flight, then reallizeq | [6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION that the object was not falling out horizontal flight an
February 1965 | Hibbing, Minnesota
7 pp
Hibbing, Jinnes: idnnesola ing Low Tavel intercepts were airborn in area). Sound object very large. Red, Fille, green, red ° Pleces breaking off iain) El my il 3 —-— Lal y bd Bien grea and vel ]
February 1965 | Unknown
2 pp
| I RT SL ES EE ER EE A= | 13 Fe sbru HL 5 1600 Lop ral Unimorm | Ih SOURCE 110. CONCLUSION BT ZA EE <a | | Blin (2?) | RISUFFICIEST DATA TL T TTA TTT Arm NAT = ake alr Lf en re iL = LY
February 1965 | Costa Mesa, California
5 pp
= IL TO an al mt Mi rag BE RS EE tl] © Foi) La ty FTD sep 43 0-329 (TDE) 2. LOCATION 110. CONCLUSION GROUND LIGHT [FT for = =0 ee 2 ¥ of Fn |
February 1965 | Alexandria, Virginia
9 pp
| 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS Comments: Birds such as Gulls. |[Tultiple LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Looking East, bright sun behind observer. Clear sky. —lh
February 1965 | Hyattsville, Maryland
10 pp
F ah |" I - TIME GROUP 3. source 15 Februsz Ty Civi dann n |5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 1 Mon 20 Seconds — FTD sep 63 0-329 (TRE) 1965 15/4 307 | 10. CONCLUSION 11. BRiZF SUMMARY AND A
February 1965 | South Dakota
4 pp
Sou th Dakota ro. CONCLUSION Astronomical (ITZOR) EF D La ik ad 3 Or = Qo hy QO oO te 0 QQ cr QQ a Ha Fy o 3 oN i 5 rr je ~~ {U ° » or ul 3 Fa cr hl O 3 Ho BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSI
February 1965 | Dayton, Ohio
9 pp
EE —— LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS ». | a i El Object resembling a Satellite but did not move as 2 Sat 1 1/2 idnutes Ty 1A * In 2 ga oo wuld, Appeare to be a origit
February 1965 | Newport News, Virginia
5 pp
re TT [Rp s— = | iE = | IE 5 = - — : ET =r = r Eg aE SS — Liewoor tL ews Virainia a = [ Vaile i [10. "CONCLUSION | NBELIABL, ATPOR | | 1 [1 Brier SUMMARY
February 1965 | Kansas City, Missouri
4 pp
— = a i a EE a i — er — TE — i , ——— a I ——— Ee ——————— mT — on —— DATE - TINE GROUP [2 "LOCATION [2. SOURCE Io. ZAR Ae ERT | . Civilian atellite (ECHO II) Foo + NUMBER OF OBJECTS E
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FILE 1957-09-6969298-Kokomo-Indiana.pdf
LOCATION Kokomo, Indiana
DATE September 1957
EVALUATION Astro (Other)
CASE NO 6969298
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 4
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. | I] Ea | 1. DATE l j -— Pe - 1 1 [7 Tra. CONCLUSIONS |o Was Bolloon 0 Probably Belloon iL {eo Possibly Balloon I- 3 DATE-TINE GROUP 0D Was Airereft | | Er “Probably Aircroft i o Possibly Aircraft |X XWas Astronomical BJ CN | 0 Probably Astronomical | 10 Possibly Astronemicol l DI ices 0 Insufficient Dato for Evelvation | 10 Unknown nd-Rodar _O Air-Intercept Radar 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 9. COURSE 10 minutes A | 2, 30 minutes T 5. NUMBER TT GREETS | 1 [1o. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING _ | [17 COMMENTS | Object moving very fast, with green 1. This situation could be | and red lights passing in a northerly | result of the maneuvers of | direction at approx 3000 ft, Then the | F-89's in the area at this time obj passed in a western direction & | practicing 180 dgr turns & snap- | | quickly reversed to an easterly direc-| up attacks at 20,000 ft, Naviga- | tion. The object then became brightly | tional lights conld account for | illuminated with a yellow and green the red and green landing lights light and dropped out of sight to the for the disappearing bright lightq. north, No sound. ALSO givhted were 2 2, Other objects in NNE stars. | stationar objs for 2 hr, 0 af t he 2 ts y obis for wove % both ha psd Capella among others, rod & oreen Si ehin, 1C FORM 329 ) (REV 26 SEP $2)