May 1952 | Albuqueruque, New Mexico
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1. DATE
10. tay 52
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D Ground-Radar
“Ground-Visvel
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3. “DATE-TIME GROUP [ 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION
Hpround- Visual
WE AirVisual
16. SOURCE
Civilian
DF _min&lU secs one
_ BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING i pi
One object, shape not discernible
size head of pin at arms length. Color
varied fm off-yellow to white to
yellow. When first observed, object
was moving in a very tight circle.
After completing four 90 dgr turns,
object proceeded in a NNW directior
where 1t was obscured by an obstruc-
tion at an elevation of 30 dgrs.
Speed of object when on straight
course estimated at 700 MPH,
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ATIC FORM 320 (REV 26 SEP 52)
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8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE a.
LEO. NNW
11. COMMENTS
112. CONCLUSIONS
Wos Bolloon
Probably Balloon |
Possibly Balloon |
Was Aircraft
~ Probobly Aircraft
no Possibly Aircraft
0 Ground-Radar
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Was Astronomical
Probably Astronomical
Possibly Astronomicel
Other
"Insufficient Date for Evaluation |
1S Unknown |
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overhead
Sighting was possibly causec
by a helicopter, The basis for
this explanation is the adept
maneuvering of the object
combined with possible human
error in estimation of time &
speed.
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