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February 1966 | Sells, Arizona
26 pp
i PR | 1. DATE - TIME GROUP [2 LOCATION | 28 February 66 28/114 fa "SOURCE L Civili [e NUMBER OF OBJECTS wn CONCLUSION. nous fh 8. us me, reason to believe tha
March 1966 | Condon AFS, Oregon
MILITARY 5 pp
er a TH To EE SN HEE CS SE Se ea RN [RL (J SS, Fema = E if i] L Ji i . a ld] i = 1 aie 0) PROJECT 10073 RECORD | = Ll 2 FY BN [h. DATE - TIME "GROUP | 2. "LOCATION “gee ‘ 110. CO
March 1966 | Richmond, Maine
2 pp
A L — vw — —— — 11. DATE - TIME GROUP 22 Mar 66 Night | 2. PROJECT 10073 RECORD _ Re a "LOCATION — Richmond, Maine SOURCE : | Civilian | a NUMBER OF OBJECTS 1 3 § —— OF OBSERVATIO
March 1966 | Cannon AFB, New Mexico
MILITARY 4 pp
] [h. DATE - TIME GROUP FORM VENUS RA 21,08 St, Ma, 20 degrees Sa 2 and rising. Ob ey Was & rcular 3 and was very bright We
March 1966 | Vanwert, Ohio
6 pp
|7. course | Stationar; | le. PHOTOS FORM [ 1. DATE - TIME GROUP 22 M ar 66 22/21302 T2. Location hind a buildir Previous sditlons of this form may be used, m
March 1966 | Normal, Illinois
Aircraft 18 pp
2 ROJECT 10073 F RECORD i "DATE - TIME GROUP | [2. LocaTioN 22 Mar 66 23/01152 | Normal, Illinios 0 concLumon ie Shy —— — = AIRCRAFT (DC-3) ~The DC-3 was 25 minutes l
March 1966 | Security, Colorado
Astro (Meteor) 12 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD [1. DATE - TIME GROUP. [ 2. LocaTioN |__Security, Colorado B CONCLUSION el Astro (METEOR) © Is. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION [11 BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS |
March 1966 | Southernmichigan
172 pp
UE Ie ~ PROJECT 1 |1- DATE TIME GROUP |: ,OCATION a : ie Tg CE {id March 66 SOUTHZRN 1 ED elim LY E : | |3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION |__Miltiple-Civilians | Of PETE
March 1966 | Ft, Pierce, Florida
4 pp
| PROJE 10073 RECORD ses eit te as i et mp SY insta gis [1 DATE - - TIME GROUP [2. LocaTION | Be SSRN Ft. Pierce, Florida (2 witnesses) W 3. SOURCE =i ~|10. coNcLusION Civ
March 1966 | New Orleans, Louisiana
4 pp
PROJEC {1. DATE-TIME GROUP | 2. LOCATION Orleans ’ la. [10. concLusion Flinders SNR Se TN BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Observer sighted three lights side by es They . eg
March 1966 | Alvion, California
16 pp
| | [ Loi Lb = A = 1 | A PATE » TIME GROUP 23/06302 i ot = i ———— EE ——— — —— RB A Lar 66 | [3 3 SOU F.CE ivilian | &. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 3 i. Four 33 hours 5 LE
March 1966 | Klamath, California
5 pp
| 1. DATE - TIME GROUP 23 Mar 3. SOURCE | 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | Three or Four |5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | FORM I F1D SEP 63 0- 329 ALOE) Might were green, i d
March 1966 | Fort Jackson, South Carolina
5 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD [ 2. LocATION 10. CONCLUSION 1, ATRCRAFT 2 ABEDO ne Alt / "LAN LT) a 1 iL witnesses ep | FORM - l FTD
March 1966 | Temple, Oklahoma
19 pp
E DATE - TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION oy 1 AA i FORM 8 PHOTOS [5 "LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS an o 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE yh. a 1 EE ~ ! Fe bt ab
March 1966 | Portsmouth, New Hampshire
10 pp
RO. JECT 10073 RECORD [= SOURCE | | civilian | | 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS — |s. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Mirmat as | Object was reported to
March 1966 | Klamath, Oregon
5 pp
— s— = ER a — — | Jn EY : : , : | | PATE - TIME GROUP "2. LOCATION i a | 4 ' ib | 8 Lidl 1 HRT 10. CONCLUSION Astro(JUPITEF ) TER at 0710Z at 26 deg
March 1966 | Lincoln, Nebraska
15 pp
r= ar Es a a ey i ms by # —— a — I DATE - TIME. GROUP | Civilian {. NUMBER OF OBJECTS Rl LENGTH OF : OBSERVATION i |4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
March 1966 | Sheboygan, Wisconsin
22 pp
jl 2. LOCATION Observers noted from the south, ob’ | Object stopped are between the : wings of a large ai to both idtnesses., F TD SEP 63 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of this form
March 1966 | Central Wisconsin
4 pp
a. SOURCE | Be [1. pate - Time GROUP 6€ 25/0530Z [ 2. LOCATION = re Central Wisconsin - lap #0 od 10. coNcLusION ical
March 1966 | San Francisco, California
6 pp
t= CONCLUSION Other (DECAY) Called SPAD lecay information, and they replyed there | robably were but due to the GATED date span a i SPRCAZL0 object cah t be identified du
March 1966 | New York, New York
4 pp
\ [+ DATE - TIME GROUP 2. [5. source | 10. | Civilian | 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS Ls Four ll A |{5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION Mh. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground Visual 7. COURSE [6. PHOTO
March 1966 | Macon, Georgia
9 pp
| [Rr a be Shr AS PROJECT 10072 RECORD Se FC : [1. DATE - TIME GROUP | 2. LocaTIoN | 25 Mar 66 25/00302 | Macon, Georgia 13. SOURCE 110. CONCLUSION
March 1966 | Hemmet, California
Civilian 2 pp
' |6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION {7. course | Civil | 1. DATE - TIME GROUP 25 Mar 66 25/0615Z 3. SOURCE 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS |5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |11. BRI
March 1966 | Chicago, Illinois
12 pp
I: I | | 4. I~ I 5. EE ——— | ET Em PROJECT 10073 RE RECORD = | 2. LOCATION Chicago, Illinois | DATA FOR EVALUATION NUMBER OF OBJECTS LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
March 1966 | Truax Field, Wisconsin
6 pp
A : PROJECT 10073 RECORD _ { 1. "DATE - TIME GROUP "2. LOCATION | 25 Mar 66 25/1015Z Truax Field, Wisconsin | SOURCE | 10. concLusion : | J y i B [11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYS
CASE DETAILS
FILE 1957-03-6787589-Dayton-Ohio.pdf
LOCATION Dayton, Ohio
DATE March 1957
EVALUATION Balloon
CASE NO 6787589
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 22
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. poi , PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD DATE 1.22 March 1957 { 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | : la cals | - {) UJ -— 1 & U 5 ar 1 a 1 0 CMT __ ! %. PHOTOS ree 3 | Dayton, Ohio XSroun de Visual O AieYi sual | SOURCE oo | Civilian | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION le. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 3 sightings same area | lio: BRIEF ro SIGHTING |One object described by all observers 'a kite to parachute shape color white and remained mostly ‘stationary zuessed foom L000 fr to 4500ft, = (0 ti Li 1 ATiC FOIM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52) | Yds y | i | altitude, 2. LOCATION | & TYPE OF OBSERVATION O Ground-Radar D 0 Air-Intercep? Radar 9. | COURSE mostly stationary 11. COMMENTS Tz CONCLUSIONS 10 Was Bolloen KiProbably —{ 0 ly Ballon Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft 0 Probably Aircraft | Possibly Aircraft Was Astronomical Probably Astronomical Possibly Astrenomical Other eas Unknown is As this coincides with release 0f weather balloons from Sul- phur grove these most logically a WX balloon, 0 ™ D ™ H > Insufficient Dato for Evaluation sightlngs are wn -