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February 1969 | Shingel Spring, California
9 pp
wl ke Ce as _ PROJECT 10073 RECORD _ Ra = ad PG" i OT —— Tro. comcLusion EE Ra as Bi | Civilian Probable lH 1. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | | | | 3 One _ i 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVAT
February 1969 | Columbus, Ohio
3 pp
-— Ee _— a 1. DATE - TINE GROUP 04/2107 3. SOURCE ! Vivid ian Spe 1. NUMBER OF OBJECTS One 2, I's. LENGTH oF ABSERVATION Not heported | | 6. TYPE OF COSERVATION { | | | Gr
February 1969 | Marengo, Indiana
11 pp
Ee I | | 2. LOCATION 0/1855 01/2355% ! 3. SQURCE i Marengo, Indiana - |. concLusion mr Civilian : | Possible AIRCRAST f+ MUMBER OF OBJECTS |Flight cha
February 1969 | Virginia Beach, Virginia
21 pp
FRUJEL 10/73 RECORD 11. DATE . TINE GROUP (2. LOCATION Pe ———————————petie—— (5/1930. | IEE | %/0030%: | 0 Virginia Beach, Virginia ee tt Ee ~ |10. CONCLUSION J SQURCE Civilizn | Possible AIK
February 1969 | Auburn, New York
2 pp
ROJECT | 100 073 RECORD PF i il PET = di —" | ee Se ——— I DATE . TIME CROUP 3 LOCATION les, 7 Feb 69 | hom ee —— — = R004 _Juburs, New York 1. soupcE -
February 1969 | Fairfax, Virginia
12 pp
__T Feb 69 08/0005% 3. SQURCE | Iho. CONCLUSION | [R) i) Fairfax, Virginia { i Civilian HMLIMBER OF OBJECTS | | em] 1 3 TR LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 90 Seconds
February 1969 | Natrona, Pennsylvania
9 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD Natrona, Pennsylvania Eb | 1a source ~. |e. concLusioN | Civilian | Other (UNRELIABLE REPORT) = ——————- T_T a = 8 | |+ NUMBER OF OBJECTS | a | FE p= n :
February 1969 | Kettering, Ohio
25 pp
1 | | 1 DATE -Tiee GROUP oo 10/0020Z MUMAER OF OBJECTS | | . BF | |The address given by the observer is non-existant. However froo “the information given it appeares that she was watchi
February 1969 | Dayton, Ohio
15 pp
Cu oo. PROJECT 1B "2. LOCATION i | : | 20/2105 73 R | cCORD oo rh SOURCE No, CONCLUSION Probable Astro (METEOR) A Fireball (meteor) was sighted at
February 1969 | St, Louis, Missouri
12 pp
a | ). DA TE CTIME | S20UP fs % a 2 "LOCATION an |! 10/2000 | | | E 09 i fro BN St Louis, Missouri [3. SOURCE = Tc CONCLUSION - = E | a Vi | 2 PROJECT 10073 RECORD CT ft oO | rs ® o’
March 1969 | Illinois, Ohio
5 pp
1. DATE - TIME GROUP , 14/2179 15/03304 0 110. CONCLUSION | | | 2. LOCATION © NUMBER OF OBJECTS 1 0Object ice LEMGTH OF OASERVATION 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENC
March 1969 | New Carlisle, Ohio
20 pp
P10, SCOT iLuld Ho llAD TE + TIME G20U3¢ rag | 2. LOCATION § ~r Le G4 wy {15 arch P 16/0154 New Carlisle, Ohio Is a i —— —— = li . A i ce Bb ih - a _. =. pa ' —_— = eo ) a > S
March 1969 | Fall River, Massachusetts
12 pp
5 - Civilian 1] Tr ; I. NUMBER OF O3JECTS VATION | 11 | | | | ? You | rye | wl wl Coro FTD ser es G20 T2€) las Poss “ » . 1 Py PROJECT 10073 RECT Astro (STAR
March 1969 | Davenport, Iowa
108 pp
Ey ii CRT a Civilian t [] ] a — _ a ay b I 1 Yeu 1. HUMBER OF OBJECTS LENGTH OF OASERVATION a RT SO mS es | | 11. BRIEF SUMMARY i — En Ee am gE WE mate en £30 AY We
March 1969 | Silver Spring, Maryland
11 pp
= Co PROJECT 10073 RECORD - oo oo oo | | 2. LOCATION A — | | pl im ~ - ’ = . - re EE - Ce — — en — = rr — el — er == = i ——— = = ¢ | 3. SQURCE - 0. "CONCLUSION o .id | ee oo] Possible AIRCRAFT
March 1969 | Billings, Oklahoma
35 pp
I Mar & Billings, Oclahcma {3. SOUPCE . 110. CONCLUSION | . {Civilian | Astro (V 14, NUMBER OF SINUS ) pe > | OBJECTS Cne 15. LENGTH Of D3SERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND A
March 1969 | Dayton, Ohio
36 pp
TT alll, Em ll sn rh i I pl 5 se ——— nS ag Livilian i - 5 r 4 FN lls = [EL “283 12/0610 | _12/11104 | 1. MUMBER OF OBJECTS . LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |1). BRIEF SUMMARY AN | &. T
March 1969 | Benton, Illinois
7 pp
LT vdd J is SA red ¥ L LA 13 . TIME GROUP iy larch £9 !3. SOURCE Civilian 1. MIUIMBRER OF OBJECTS { Several Minutes * TYPE OF ORSERVATION round Visual . on COURSE I i 2 ™ PH
April 1969 | Cincinatti, Ohio
Insufficient Data 9 pp
! { = MICH: 2 ee _ fF 0 You { | Civilian | INSUFFICIENT DATA [4 ‘. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | Not bol Che rd n. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS No infor ls. TYPE oF a T= (7. r
April 1969 | Dayton, Ohio
Balloon 25 pp
: y, - DATE . TIME GROUM | 2. 07/16 550 | } ~ il 6 ir “8 )/ 005 0% ao fo BLT LL = [2 source = Civilian | a— a — ——— | 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 15. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
April 1969 | Mc Clellan AFB, California
Astro (Other) MILITARY 5 pp
[s. LENGTH oF OASERVATION TYPE OF OBSERVATION oy | 1 I. DATE . TIE GROUP, - gall it: SEA | 1. NUMBER OF OBJECTS One AS of He por rt _Ground-Visual |. COURSE 8. PHOTOS
April 1969 | Joppatowne, Maryland
Insufficient Data 7 pp
| = ra r= | rd . SET bi | | H { Ra [ "i AN hy aaa Eag A 8 i & | Fu i iF iil iY iP ji ls il [1 DATE. TINE S:0UR, | 2. LOCATION Unknown | | l22 ~ = 69 — = =. 1 — wm sm Ea ran nm Jor 2
April 1969 | Ruston, Louisiana
Balloon 6 pp
a DA DO Eg a = pee TW ml Sl | Sg VO i a 5 ; EE — —p— {1. DATE « T14 a 22 Ap Tr 1 1 ( 9 i i— i 2. source di eel Ta pall FT Fa Cy a i Civilian I ‘. MUMRER OF ¢ OMJECTS
April 1969 | Highland Park, New Jersey
Balloon Civilian 12 pp
IY. OA YE + TIE ROU p35 | p26 A; rril 9 27/01557 [reste 110. CONCLUSION So | . F . : - wT ] Civilian >” | Possible (BALLOON) | 1. NUMBER OF OBJECTS c | Deseript ion is consi
April 1969 | St, Clair, Pennsylvania
Balloon Civilian 12 pp
; : | mee | | 23/01 1 CL 27/2010 | K DATE - i : 1 2 ApT il 69 hi se a as il OP | | SOURCE | i Civilian ) = t. NUMBER OF OBJECTS { Seen in South = i8. PHOTOS | | n ) Yon | AlNo
CASE DETAILS
FILE 1957-11-6781879-Alexandria-Louisiana.pdf
LOCATION Alexandria, Louisiana
DATE November 1957
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 6781879
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 10
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. Local. 10. BR = ) eo > SIGHTING | Brilliant bright pink, | size of a quarter, narrow & uneven tail, | object, | observation, Size of as altitude decreased, | vertically. Sparks wero | Alexandria, | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION , round obje Bright white short smaller than Remained same size obj2ct increased Object fell | prevalent when EX LOCATION on Wos Boalloon Probably Bolloon uisiana_ A 23 Possibly Beolleon Phanda a Was Aircraft TTT Probably Airereft O Air-Intercept Rader R-tree Aireroft XXXGround-Visvel O00 000 3) U1 0 - | cs ~ Probobly Astronomicol Possi bly Astronomical Other og = i 1 —— pr I Unkn TY. COMMENTS Fa The description, flight path & time duration is typical of a | meteor, throughout | disintegrating but were not glaring, ATIC FORM 329 (REV 2 26 SEP P 52) { Was Astronomical Meteor Insufficient Dote for Evaluation |