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March 1968 | Northeastern U, S
407 pp
Northeastern U. »< Civilian & Military | Other: Satellite Decay } &. NUMBER OF OBJECTS ca n J |S. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 5. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
March 1968 | Cincinnati, Ohio
23 pp
117 not roturned wi SULMARY AND ANALYSIS Observer sew a blinking ¢ ving light, an iaverted *V¥%, Obje act was whit to and at buad a guts 03 an asesart, ~ Oa0ct firs
March 1968 | Salem, Ohio
19 pp
« Civilian ane ——— — | 4. NUMBER OF OB. he observer sighted an object that was Tho front was red, the =iddle blue ont ey The ob
March 1968 | Newark, Ohio
15 pp
PROJECT 1 !3 RECORD No 2. _OCATION ho. CONCLUSION iS rossible 1 LENGTH OF O25ERVATION Wi BRIEF SUMMARY AND 4 pe & all, dull] gl ow rately
March 1968 | Aiken, South Carolina
23 pp
I in Ee . “TRAE SROUP 1 3 ‘CONCLUSION | T= Location EE i — Fo Lily Maa” oo 3. JF CE RRR RE | 5 NUMBER OF O3JECTS o& 5. _ENGTH OF OBSERVATION I "BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYS
March 1968 | New Port Rickey, Florida
4 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD | Cree = lle Es eS |). DATE - TIME GROUP IE} LOCATION ASR RE 11 1 ] IER Tn TE TR a TT gtr I 3. SOURCE | Civilia —_ 4.
March 1968 | Memphis, Tennessee
10 pp
PROJ JECT 10073 R oy DATE - TIME SROUP 2. LOCATION » Military 17, ERA es |__Not Reported le. PHOTOS gr ee Fore FTD sep 42 0-327 (TDE) Previous editions of this fo
March 1968 | New Carlisle, Ohio
9 pp
i Se a LB hi Ents A. mami aes 9. PHY (SICAL £ Vi 5 z; NCE Eo oh Witnes In. BRIEF SUS at -40 aod 4 ole 8 did not roturn AY SARY AND ANALYSIS
March 1968 | Miamisburg, Ohio
3 pp
Ed I — gS —- A gsc ged] soap 3 | | Ohio (1 Vitness) = - ~ advo light aad and greed ligute Oi said Luo ob jecy 1 it seemed to ba ¢ foaling Sho goil course; 3 a
March 1968 | Wilson, Ohio
11 pp
PLBJECT 12073 § RECC.L Ea ET a Sil at, TE TT ts fi ge B “ 1 Ap er GUP - LCoATION 2G Mew GB : | 4 ” » 5 i a om TRY ci : a AR . J 2050387 15/2k002 | WILSON, OKIO : 10. Conclusion I
March 1968 | Near Minden, Nebraska
5 pp
= __ — = == Cl ) i [a 1 iE I a Ws Ee | a A HR si ee, NR ——— Ti : 1 - OL v He £9 rted | e— pm 6 TYPE OF OBSERVATION Grouande=Visual | Ta cou RSE \ a > [s. PH MOTOS 0 Yes | No lo.
March 1968 | Winston Salem, North Carolina
6 pp
EE, - RR pm oe PROJCCT oJ ER 2cCCOD ay. SARE LNT ASUS | 2. LCcaTION 3 during the past 3 Mo. F SULMARY AND ANALYSIS > I ! § - 15 Mizutes ae Observer sighted
March 1968 | Atlantic, 20, 40 N, 55, 15 W
3 pp
_Fiaaltary : Ed 1. NUMBER OF 08JECTS wu ~ : a | - ! a. i 1 - = - L A a 0 ET Eee — ——— m= |. LENGTH OF CESERVATION | 1g from 0 Se a oo fs Aestnd 2 Mie Brie os ng li
March 1968 | Wiggins, Mississippi
23 pp
DATE « TINE GROUP [2. "LOCATION | - 24 via : : nai ne sri tt Allg gn {J SOUR CE 10. “CONCLUSION | C Civilian CR
March 1968 | Colonia, New Jersey
3 pp
TE CT gy ms a | ia - ae . IME GROUP "2. LOCATION ATER a - 26 Mar. 68 26/2345 | 2 New Jersey Civilien NUMBER OF 0s. JECTS | | L | | 4. & | Not
March 1968 | Near Grand Valley, Colorado
8 pp
a lg il a cc si i CE BEES LENGTH oF oes: RVATION Tn. abel) seconds TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground-Visual I Ts COURSE Ce 3 ET a FTD SEP | 0. 329 (TDE) FAOJECT L073 RECOKD 5 LOCAT
March 1968 | Richmond, Indiana
10 pp
pr PE EE EE a A Ey Ee C1 Ey pe geese JN [Te Ea a mm Pa ey fe mT fy Wd SE Sl WP fy A 3 CONCLUSION . i a Be 30/0054 | Richmond, Indiena (2 Witpageo-) i ewe ow = ’ Cae | Oe L
March 1968 | Davenport, Iowa | Incident #12258
INCIDENT #12258 5 pp
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April 1968 | 24, 14 N, 83, 32 W, Atlantic
2 pp
DATE + TIME GROUP FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) “]10. CONCLUSION \ [11 BRIEF SUMMAR Previous editions of this form may be used, ze flaming object that igl Ty in a yoo dir
April 1968 | Natrona, Pennsylvania
11 pp
A MAS my eal ut S3_ Irae) | Sr adhd asl asia afliloma =f Pel foam ram By posed, T1073 § RECCD - wt Si gw \
April 1968 | Cincinnati, Ohio
Astro (Jupiter) 29 pp
Ss ope ea PROJECT 10073 | RECORD $y ey FE N DATE . TNE r SRSUP j [a LOCATION | Cincinnati, Oho (I | Probable Astro: At 1945 JUPITER wes elevation of approx 65 deg. A og 215
April 1968 | Springfield, Ohio
10 pp
A Pe” AA, (AR A hy ks DATE = jg 4 [SOURCE = [w. conclusion - ol 8 Em —— Wo i Civilian | Probable — LITE) Se evs |The report was given to the duty SpEetary Roqueat for |information we
April 1968 | Kettering, Ohio
17 pp
EE = rT (RR Wy SS Pi mp ff coll BL Rg rr — PROJECT 10073 RECORD Ae DATE - Tn GE GROUP | 2. LOCATION 21 ATT 8 L 22/0055 “RR 13. SOURCE : 10. "CONCLUSION | Probable (AIR
April 1968 | Arcanum, Ohio
97 pp
in DATE 27 April 5 SOURCE | Civilian ba ! one LENGTH C OF 10 - TIE . NUMBER GF 03JECTS O3SERVATION minutes ce OF OB5E 2YATION se o Yes X No |g. 1 | a Yas 4.4 No F
April 1968 | Smithtown, New York
10 pp
. = ey i = ETE Tae TT RTE LTH | SE aE po - - Fe Foun Eo [EE Ei i i iil i yim mM. ———— re i eR Ew BB mAs oS A ————— LL CC 100s RECORD B= fo . ! F 5 = I f ML SOUP aL da 1968 a —
CASE DETAILS
FILE 1957-12-6971275-Littleton-NewHampshire.pdf
LOCATION Littleton, New Hampshire
DATE December 1957
EVALUATION Astro (Venus)
CASE NO 6971275
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 6
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading.Li : a L. DATE [2 LOCATION D2 concLusions (OQ Was Balloon |__27 December 1957 Littleton, New Hampshire | O Probably Balloon [3 oate-TiMe oroUP — | & TYPE OF OBSERVATION ——|0 Possibly Balloon | | | Was Aireraft sround-VYisual O Ground-Radar 10 Probably Aircraft | | oO AirViwel side |O Possibly Aircraft (— | Was Astronomical Probably Astronomical =) Possibly Astronemicol | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 1 x SER oF OBJECTS [9 COURSE (DO Other_ E | | | = inputficient Data for Evaluation | | Fs Unknown i 3 to 4 minutes - one stationary - | | | 110. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING EEE ~|11. COMMENTS Tow | | One object circular, size of a pea, | The description, azimuth and | color whie, no sound, The object appear-elevation definitely establish ed to be one bright light similar to the object sighted as Venus, | | landing light, It was not symmentrical | | in shape and was larger and brighter | than a star, ATIC FORM 329 9 (REV 26 SEP 52)