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
OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading.1. DATE
12 March 1963
3. DATE-TIME GROUP
Local
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
r | 2 LOCATION
|
|
|
0 Ground-Visual
GMT _ 12/15072
Bie Viaual
i TYPE OF OBSERVATION Rap
12. CONCLUSIONS
O Was Balloon
0 Probably Balloon
|O0 Possibly Balloon
Was Aircraft
Probably Aircraft
Possibly Aircraft
Ground-Radar
O Air-Intercept Rador
. PHOTOS
O Yes
i XH Neo bn
LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
two seconds
BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING
horizon,
| although
ATIC PORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)
% SOURCE
|
Northwest Air
8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
one
lines
|11. COMMENTS
| 3right flash in sky, blue in color |
observed at 225 dgr just above the
Considered possible meteor,
no movement was ohserved,
Was Astronomical Meteor
Probably Astronomical
Possibly Astronomical
Other
Insuflicient Doto for Evaluation l
Unk no wn |
9. COURSE
o a oo
oo
stationary (?)
Proximity to horizon and angle
of entry could give the impres-
sion of little motion consider-
ing the short duration of the
sighting, Since pilot considered
the object possibly meteor, case
1s carried in the meteor category.