May 1952 | Houston, Texas
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| 3. DATETIME GROUP
Loco! ..... 2210 CST
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: 5. PHOTOS |
d Yes
JPRS | i No
| 7+ LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
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GM
May 1952 | Saigon, Indo, China
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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
Of BARRE a - 8 he. . \l%. COCATION Ta. cencrusions |
22 January 1957 oo oo BYE wend, Towa oo Lo EC rabaly Bellon |
3. DATE-TIME GROUP ‘4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 1 : | |
oop
Was Bolloon
|S PHOTeS [4 SOURCE = i | | Was Astronomical Meteor |
| 7. LENGTH OF BBSEAVATION "| 8, NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE
Was Aircrafr
] Probably Aircraft
0 Possibly Afreralt
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Local Sa 0.Ground-Visual O Ground-Radar
0 AirVi suai i 0 Air-Intercapt Radar :
CMT.
| 0 Probably Asirinamicel |
(O Possibly Astrenemical |
lo Other a
0 Insufficient Dota for Evaluation]
Ww to NW
| 0 Unknown |
JO0-seconds | one falling |
Io. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING [11. COMMENTS | |
One white later turning to red flame, Description and flight path of |
two inches wide and 60 inches long, the object indicates that this
Object moved from West to Northwest sighting was caused by a meteor,
falling, Object was scen visually for However, gine the length of
30 seconds, time in sight is rather long
for a meteor, a "probably meteor]
evaluation is given, Possible
overestimation of duration also
considered,
Civilian (GOC) and Military
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"ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 32? 52)
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