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March 1951 | Presque Isle, Maine
17 pp
12. CONCLUSIONS 0 Ground-Reder ooo 0 Air-Intercept Rudor ooR I! 1 ™ Do = ™ "COMMENTS | | ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 a 52) Was
April 1951 | Coopersville, Michigan
2 pp
| 2. — Nei Esp EY TE © [12 CONCLUSIONS | ZY Won wg 0 Wos Balloon 0 Probably Bolleon ==10 Possibly Balloon 0 Was Aircraft O Probably Aircroft | D Possibly Aireralt | 0 Wo
April 1951 | Gambill, St Lawrence Island, Alaska
15 pp
| El ci PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD Yambi an, St Lawn | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION xX a Visual O Ground-Radar I | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP
April 1951 | Tacoma, Wash
4 pp
[12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon ,, Wash la 10 Possibly Balloon | TCE E——— —— = | bas Pe OF OBSERVATION Wos Aircraft | Probabl y A
April 1951 | Gerald Missouri
3 pp
i | [. DATE | | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP " | | kL ho. BRIEF SUMM/ 23 Apr 51 Local —— PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION A. Gerald Mo TYPE OF OBSERVATION EE Ground- Visual 7. LEN
April 1951 | Chicago Illinois
4 pp
[- DATE | 26 Apr 51 pe oe | DATE-TiNE GROUP "| 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION | > O Ground-Radar 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon | Probably 8 olloon | Possi bly y Ball i i Se ES wd iN Wos A
May 1951 | Sheppard AFB Wichita Falls Texas
MILITARY 5 pp
[1 oa Fo FL “112. CONCLUSIONS 3 0 Was Balloon 1 | pa Al Lt {0 Probably Bolloon | A | + TYPE OF OBSERVATION a Pessiliy Batioon | Ly SE Ea [0 Wes Airc
May 1951 | Southfalls, Montana
2 pp
J J | | co ooh & Ground- Visual | DO Ground-Rador | a Dw a Air-Intercept Radar oO ooo | 0 CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possi bly Ball
May 1951 | Chicago Illinois
5 pp
| 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Locel _— X Ground- Visual 0 Air Vi sual 0 Ground-Radar O Air-Intercept Rudar | ] 2. CONC Lu us! ON s Was Balloon | Probably
May 1951 | Spokane, Washington
3 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECOR Wos Balloon Probably Ballecon Possi bly Bolloon Wes Aircralt Probably Aircraft | Possibly Aircroft | * Ground- Visual 0 Ground-Radar 0 Air
May 1951 | Niagara Falls, New York
7 pp
1 | 3. DATE- TINE GROUP i A MR | | Ww Local espe | - ) Ain Vi: sual Niagara Fal ls, N.Y, 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION XGround=-Yisual PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD Loe. © "1 [
June 1951 | Surrey, England
8 pp
FORM FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) — J i. = | 1 0. [11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Object was a silvery zinc color, hut bri ght. positic on above river, There was 1 of puff side of object. It was the
June 1951 | Mikkeli, Finland
2 pp
ay : PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD [1. DATE " ~ (LOCATION _ U Ground-Readar O Air-Intercept Radar - Ts | 9. COURSE NJ to : 30 2. CONCLUSIONS Probably Balloon Other Wos B
June 1951 | Thule, Greenland
2 pp
12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon | Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon 9 June 1951 | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Ground-Visuel 0 Ground-Rador IBA § ~Vi sual , D Air-Intercept R
July 1951 | Madagascer, Tarrytown New York
8 pp
| PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD . ove 09090 ( 12. LOCATION Cy 9 July 5 Madagascer (Ta; Tytown N.Y [3 DATE-TINE GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERYATION Locol NA - 0D Ground- Visual N/ A 0 Ground-R
July 1951 | Rensselehr, New York
2 pp
— | w | [ oate TR eee Re | Wos Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon ooo Rensselehr, N.Y. 3 | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP E TYPE PE OF OBSERVATION Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft P
July 1951 | Fairborn Ohio
3 pp
{XB Wos Balloon 0D Probobly Balloon Possibly Balloon Fairbom Ohio 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | RR Ground-Visuel O Ground-Radar Hy a ) Ai Viwvel Was Aircraft Probably Aircr
July 1951 | Lima Peru
3 pp
| 1 ve 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Bolloon Possibly Balloon ooo Wos Aircraft Probably Aircraft | Possibly Aircraft oQgo lo Wos Astronomical (|) Probably Astronom
July 1951 | Portsmouth, N, H
9 pp
112. CONCLUSIONS O Wos Belloon ‘0 Probably Balloon | | Possibly Balloon | "| 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION BB Cround-Visual 1 Craund.Badas Wos Aircroft | 5 Ground-Yi sual O Ground-Radar Probably
July 1951 | Kelly AFB Texas
MILITARY 4 pp
= = = ; > TT, § a [I = & aE ji il wil a mw a a = CE = = [12. concLuzions - 13 Was Qalloan iE i eww bi 1 - : - elly AFD Tao 0 Prabohly Baollaan | ==s
July 1951 | Selfridge AFB, Michigan
MILITARY 5 pp
ATIC FORM 229 o (REV 26 SEP $2) the time. Bathintnad representatives conclude that a certain set of electro sheric conditions probably caused sig pe 5 re. similar setivit
July 1951 | Seoul, Korea
2 pp
| I. DATE 14. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0D Ground-Visual | a : | | Locel 2220 O Ground-Rador OG Air-Intercept Radar | D NUMBER oF OBJECTS
July 1951 | Newport News, Virginia
4 pp
0073 RECORD CARD 3 PROJECT 1¢ | 1 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS D0 rg 9 swport News, Va = | D Probably Balloon | + TYPE OF OBSERVATION 7 90 Fanaithy Baines Gaal XB Ground- Visual OO Ground
August 1951 | Lubbock, Texas
Other (Birds) Multiple 5 pp
Lubbbck, Texas. TH = = Ih FOTOS.
August 1951 | Navosta, Texas
3 pp
10 Wos Belloen {0 Probobly Balloon ating 0 eE a eee Possibly Balloon |O Wes Alvereft | O Greund-Visvel 0 Probably Aircreft | oO Ale Vi wel DO Possibly Airerelt
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FILE 1966-10-8293850-Youngsville-NewYork.pdf
LOCATION Youngsville, New York
DATE October 1966
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8293850
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 6
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. Io C = = en SOURCE ivilian 10 minutes . TYPF BF OBSERVATION Ground Visual [7 course slowly NW PHOTOS (1 Yas FORM Co FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) 3 10. Astre(Arcturus) 1. LOCATION | Youngsvi file, New Youn one WILDL wu "CONCLUSION Arcturus was on an azimuth of 290 degrees and at an elevation of anproxirately a a BRIEF SUMMARY AND 4 ANALYSIS star lige object in the western orig ght white light that en ° Jer SKy that w Tu ignts that were flick- seemed n ering. Coserver first pati an upstal ind vn. TRe 14 hind the hill and when it moving slirhtl] 3 ed the bright light fren nt disappeared -slewly be- 2s abeve the hill it was Li ¥ 3 Ca 02 Sl = -y O i; = EF a The description is consistent with that of an astreo— nemical observation. Arcturus with a stellar magni- tude of 0.2 is quite visiole to the naked eye, and would have Deen Th: brigatest light in the western sky. Previous sditions of this form may be ussd. | | |