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1. DATE |2. LOCATION
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4 | =8 Air Visual
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2Ground-Visuel
0 Ground-Rador |
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12 CONC LU SION Ss
whe Was Bolloon |
0 Probobly Bolloon |
Possi bly Balloon l
Was Aircraft
Probebly Aircraft |
Possibly Aircraft |
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Jing Litary - " _] pron.
northeast
Was Astronomicel
Probably Astrenomical |
Po. wsibly Astronomicol
Other ne
Insufficient Dato for Evaluation
0 Unk own i
ro. BR REL Te OF Jy_ons
One object, round on top soming to a
point at the
bottom, size of a basket
ball at arm's length, light translu-
cent silvery color, and appeared
to
be a balloon, Moved slowly to the nc
east at a high altitude & gradually
disappeared. Seen through 2 telescopes
one of 35 power, A light aircraft fm
a nearby field sent to 6,000 fe
observe the object but seemed to
| closer than when on the ground, F-94C
made EROXS. search of area with n
"ATIC FORM 329 (REV 2 26 SEP 52)
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11. COMMENTS
Concur with the Commander,
Richmond Air Defense Filter
Center, that this sighting
was undoubtedly caused by a
orth-/balloon., Received by letter,
26 “pril 1956,
No Report In File |