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April 1966 | Kittery, Maine
3 pp
> == - - es — Te __ Emm me C—" Cm Emm EL i = BP GATE - TIME GROUP. ~ |10. concLusion Insufficient Data 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS a] Object was about 3/4 mile
April 1966 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
14 pp
Ji il vith a at ent on ‘the tip of a, , objoct was oval. Observer was oe a ROPE car. of the FTD ser ¢3 0.329 (TDE) Pravione editions »f thie f
April 1966 | Orlando AFB, Florida
MILITARY 8 pp
ho. CONCLUSION Astro(JUPITER) _ i es | 1h 1. i ij a AFT B > Flor ida in the west 4 295-300 Dog Trees y Az. 5 BRIEF SUMMARY A
April 1966 | Iowa City, Iowa
4 pp
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April 1966 | Wauwatosa, Wisconsin
2 pp
TET A — i . DATE - TIME GROL) FTD <ep sx 0.329 (TDHF) N |11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND / Pravions adittnne of this form mar Ys ne=d | al og Hg ed as & = EE i | C
April 1966 | Enid, Oklahoma
4 pp
La fan Pe id "oon 00 FTD crop x2 NAY (TDF) | [2. Location 3 ho pig - ob hike a Pravipna sdltlonn af ihia form maw ha ose | path wan ne to 1 ith some sligh ti
April 1966 | Bradford, Rhode Island
3 pp
shaped ol bout the size Gk SMALE. dollar seen in the east at | 10 deg, elevation, Ob ject , appeared bo be stationary at first then moved from east to m= south on a en F
April 1966 | Long Beach, California
10 pp
CORD LANA AE Bac © — — = g [11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS (TD E) Previone «Milcne of this form may ha end FTD srr s3 0-329
April 1966 | Adamsville, Michigan
5 pp
7. COURSE | rn FORM | (TNF) Crevions edltiane of thle fare mas Ta se Te — f - 1 = a | | Observer sight BRIEF SUMMARY A
April 1966 | Shreveport, Louisiana
56 pp
Ea had rod ight, 5 “one had white light Aamir 30und We a Lo big Object was first observec the Sas ct Sane |aprearcd to Flash
April 1966 | Ellenville, New York
Astro (Moon) Multiple 11 pp
ni = = — EE wr = = EE ——— = pi = p= EE ES NR eo wl BE peta Tne PRBIEET WOT RECORD [1. DATE . TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION of 1, iol bt To Bolin 11. BRIEF SUMMARY
April 1966 | Eastman, Georgia
5 pp
[ 1. DATE - TINE GROUP | 0. CONCLUSION | - Ea Astro (METEOR Cs | | | ight path to the Ceol, Objec econds. The object was the sam did not think it wa
April 1966 | Bossier City, Louisiana
3 pp
ES — i cs WE B - Tw PROJECT 10073 RECORD. x = pili A—— same), sean EE ———— EL a a ri — or ap ser—— EEEEEe—— Tb — 1 1. DATE - TIME GROUP. | 2. LOCATION | , Ia. (1 _bel je
April 1966 | Schenectady, New York
10 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD EAN IR PN NGTH OF OBSERVATION 3 = 4 Mu |6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION utes sight for 3 - 4 minutes,’ “onsistent with airc
April 1966 | Colorado Springs, Colorado
43 pp
& ee _ Sas FF = Fe FORM | hah = oe BF 4 FTD SEP 63 | 0-329 (TDE) : Previous editions of th [2. Location “|11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS and pes and seemed for
April 1966 | Dalton, New York
11 pp
le dL el) | ra a 1 — ; a "a i ROJECT 1 ) 073 REC ORD _ 111. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS d silver object in the bright sunli d -. ——. BOERS behind some trees and buildings. | FORM FTD *® P6
April 1966 | Osterville, Massachusetts
3 pp
ee i a = — Ee Bom E&OE (Ee SE = i -— i - | PROJECT 10073 RECORD bo LA = 12. LOCATION PT oT Eo sighted an object which he described as recta 2 ft; long and 1 1 1/2 ft wi front.
April 1966 | Battlecreek, Michigan
5 pp
FORM SEP 63 0-325 (70%) Previous editions of this form may be used. ee ol - rt 2] after ahr We Pak si was rep { |11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS orte
April 1966 | Shaprsville, Pennsylvania
13 pp
—— a ‘10. concLusiON | Astco (MOON) 5. LENGTH OF O3SERVATION | ne BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 2 1/1, Hours | Object looked like a half of a perfectly o i cn
April 1966 | Greensburg, Pennsylvania
8 pp
(1 Witness Vg _Greensburg, Pennsylvania Tro. concLusion os ji AAA ao Possible (AIRCRAFT) ; E] = ane _— — "BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
April 1966 | Teaneck, New Jersey
5 pp
— ————— Ee ge EE (a ea Bae de ES EV = wm = ol an EE PROJECT. 10073 RECORD _ — _ =F = i | 2. LOCATION Ie NUMBER OF 0BJE CTS i Two 15. LENGTH OF OBSSRVATION |11. BRIE Ee
April 1966 | Millard, Nebraska
5 pp
ls. LENGTH OF O25ZRVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS | Obe ct was a large red and ° inning lig utes and ¢ eas stall VERRIER a lo yjéeet for x2 Ln le. PHOTOS 0 Yes | TANo FORM FTD
April 1966 | Catskill, New York
Insufficient Data 5 pp
\ - » i i —— (— i, Ea i —— SR NEES So mm 0m i =. re i" [1. DATE - TIME GROUP [3. source lho. . CONCLUSION. _Civi 1: Aan | WITTY TL [i oy - - ; eae | ——— MTD FOTN JOH TOPWITL TC Wi ire
April 1966 | Tampa, Florida
8 pp
p= wr a ——— = - = po == SEES Fo 2 — I — ge _ eo So 3 i Ji ji 5 = |= I. Sg | — Ny i a 3 = CREE ET pn mm So = | Emi: EB = = Le RECOR 4 Fess mss qe a es mma df 0200, 4 i
April 1966 | Dewitt, Arkansas
Astro (Venus) 12 pp
(2 Witnesses) Observer noted object in SE as he was ving southward. It looked as if there was a bright star, between the ground and the cloud cover, almost as high as the clouds. It wa
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FILE 1966-12-8278815-Beachwood-NewJersey.pdf
LOCATION Beachwood, New Jersey
DATE December 1966
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8278815
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 12
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. - OBJECTS ERVATION rr O BS a gE 10 rir “<8 1 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | | E 8. Pr Me 370s a SO Yes = = No RB Bio PHYS 1C O Yes LX No ] © FORM oi 4 lly Sen a | : FTD seep 63 0-329 (TDE) 9 10. PROJECT 16372 R20 CONCLUSION. Aircraft{possible) BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Observers noted three separate object durinz ¢ 10 nz. ute period. One of the objects had a {lashing “adie Yo, | red in color. The other two objects were iui. 5 stars. The rsd obj=ct went toward the souin two bright silver colored objects Iliew in the eppainn direction. The one obj=ct that was flashing ced ecouLan't be seen during the entire period of observation. ine red object moved much fester and was oucv ol sight long before t he last Lt wo o3jecis, The red color=d object was seen pefore the two wnive colored objects. with that of an aircraft The description is consistent observation. Previous editions of this form may be used.