May 1952 | Houston, Texas
oe ——— oo —
| 3. DATETIME GROUP
Loco! ..... 2210 CST
GIT. 2 _OK10 4
| Ee — i - =. = = = SE =
: 5. PHOTOS |
d Yes
JPRS | i No
| 7+ LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
lio. BRIEF SU
GM
May 1952 | Saigon, Indo, China
we EEE EE ESE Pe
-
a = oc
8 sgn ’ ando-hina_
i Tr & Em — = EE EE Sn “iC
w
: 03 0 ens mem Booed Visual
230. le
aw. 0 Ar Yisuol o Air-Intercept Radar
LE — “% RT i 55m i. 2 165 sso Si
GM
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[ EE = wh oc | 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
lo Wes Bolloon |
| Ply ‘mou t h, New Hamp S 1 11 rk a 10 Probably Balloon
[+ TYPE OF OBSERVATION _____________________|© Possibly Balloon |
“IX Ground- Visual
oO pet Vi ine
te |
4. SOUR |e « Was Astronomicol lars i
0 Probably Astronomicol |
| C ivi lian | lo Possibly Astronomici |
|e. NUMBER oF OBJECT $ | 9. COURSE | lo EE sae
O Insufficient Dete for Evaluation |
10 Urknown |
|
0 Was Aircroft
0 Probably Aireraft
Possi bly y Aireroft
1 hr 35 mins
[4 VER Rad
2
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING
One round bright red object, size of
a grapefruit at arm's length, Gbj
was observed directly overhead in
|] a due east direction, Object moved
| from side to side ''several feet.
| Object winked out & reappeared
| times, At time of report, obiect
had been viewad visually for 1 hr
| 30 mins and was still visible in apprp
the same location itn
X3K Concur w/reporting officer
that sighting was caused by Mars |
(in East at 25 dgr elevation, |
der azimuth).
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[. cE = T
ATIC PORM 329 (REV 26 } SEP 2)