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[ 1. pate |2 Location
= March
DATE-TIME GROUP
Sl
| 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION
LGround- Visual
O AirVYisual
| 3. SOURCE
Abpea) ane a
ExNo at Cavity an
| 7. LENGTH OF. OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
| thirty
10. BRIEF SUMMARY
t One yellow object the size of the |
{ head of a pin at arm's length. Object
| vas scen heading slowly south and
| was still in sight after thirty
minutes when the Source made the rpt.
minutes one
ATIC PORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)
Man. nitou Spr im 55; Co Lo ISR
| 3. COURSE
NE SIGHTING 1. COMMENTS
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
~ [12. CONCLUSIONS
Fe Wos Balloon
Probably Balloon
Possibly Balloon
Was Aircraft
Probably Aircraft
Possibly Aireraft
Wos Astronomical
Prebebly Astronomical
0 Ground-Radar
0 Air-Intarcept Redar
Other.
Insufficient | Dete for Evaluation |
Unk nown |
cag oe agg oof
Southerly
Sp rr
A balloon was released from
Grand Junction, Colo at 0900Z,
Possibly Astronemical l
|
Winds prevalent at time of sight- |
ing indivate that this sighting
was a released balloon.