OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. RAY PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD i oare. 1% tocation. | TUTTI Conclusions 1 ’ | : om 0 Wos Ball 3 July 1956 Kingston, Washington B Probably Balloon | 3. DATETIME GROUP ~ | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION O Possibly Balloon | B Ground- Visual 0 Ground-Radar bra | | | Local gn 03/0845% Say 1 | D Air Vise Aireraft AireIntercept Radar O Pe ssibly Aircraft | 6. SOURCE D Was Astronomical StAX | | | O Yes CCX Probably Astronomical } | | | : | 1 | po XX No Ei | Army | D Possibly Astromomicol | | 7. LENGTH oF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE So , Other. ay | | | a Insufficient Date for Evaluation | | | 0 Unknown | thirtv five nues ANG. cn stationary i | 10. “BRIEF SUMMARY Fry mioue: = EF ~ |1). COMMENTS | | One object size of dime at arms Concur with the opinion of the | | l length, unknown shape. Appeared in reporting officer that this | l | ESE at 60 dgrs elevation and disap | sighting was in all probability PEAFGC in the same position. Object caused by a star, Although the ; Air Almanac fails to reveal any bright star at this exact spot, it is felt that any heavenly body | | in that same relative portion | of the sky could have been the | object in question. | ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52) il i se . hs - Sein i= ps Je a i i Lis = |