OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. | ] 1. DATE \ 8 ‘ | — Wos Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Bolloon _S November 1957 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Wos Aircraft Probably Aircraft D : Greund- Yi su al | ___O AirVisuadl Air-Intercept Rodar ~ | 8. SOURCE pnp | Yo De HALT Y ot M11] LLL EL | RA rn | W100 Was Astronomical J, Vonuls Probobly Astronomical i R Possi bly y Astronomical | bo ors Sulit alii 9. COURSE ENE a fel Insufficient Dato for Evaluotion Unknown fo Sell tO eb Menges 1 twa 1 _variahle ro. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING | | 1. COMMENTS ., | Sources were U.S. Army soldiers ou This Obviously nnother case where | parol, On lst patrol they observed a rpt was influenced by famous Level} } very bright, fuzay Laas to the west |land case which took place few hrs) | above the horizon, large as grapefruit|before & was given nation-wide pub | it was cold, dri zz1y ’ windy & cloudy licity by press, radio & TV, I On 2nd Pa trol they observed a puisa ae | Sources very yvoung (18--20) impres| ing light that looked "like a star” Fupsionghle on duly in a lonely, | 25 wins about :5° above horizon towardp isolated desert post. Interviewers the SET. lagreed that their statements were Determined that they had discussed’ ‘magnif iced out of proportion, Con - their separate sightings among so Lves| clusions: lst patrol sighting-moor before rpting them, (deter waned Dy set, 2nd patrol signing: Venus | AR Investigators). I 4 "ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52) n mile — ee — ——— _ lige = IE ph rie al TT HL eis ne LL : “of