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May 1952 | Misawa Ab, Japan
Astro (Meteor) Military 7 pp
Eom on EE Ew eo = Lonol fs |. our. QFJ/2°°0€ 5. PHOTOS / C Yes & Ne fa Cm pe Seen ee —— — § — Ee | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 3-5 seconds a rm ———— — 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
May 1952 | Misawa Air Base, Japan
4 pp
i — ——— | 3. OATE-TIME GROUP Em EE Ee ee E —— . PROJECT 1 1 Mise a — Eom ECE MNXround- Visual O Air-Visuvaol : i 4g 5 PHOTOS v= A Ea | = Yes ENo —i— C—O 1 om | 7.
May 1952 | Mishawake, Indiana
7 pp
CW fp ! eh DATE I 8 May 52 a EE a CT DEE mE a a EE — & = - 3. DATE-TIMC GROUP | RNP CST _ Lit sane. LL ca Ais EE - . PE — a "4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
May 1952 | Sao Paulo, Brazil
12 pp
Sao Paulo, Brazil 12. CONCLUSIONS §. SOURCE IX Ground: Visual 00 Ground-Redar 0G Air Vi sual oO Air-Intercept Rodor gon. | “55a e rm ie — Civ
May 1952 | San Diego, California
4 pp
LOCATION CONCLUSIONS Dia £0, California Wos Balloon | ta. DATE-Tim€ GROUP | F 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 4 ossibiy boll | 3 Br RII cosine | W Ground: Vi sual DO Ground-Rador 0500 _¢ a.
May 1952 | Cyprus
Insufficient Data 2 pp
[a * Hm BE mm o = [12. CONCLUSIONS Wos Balloon Probably Balloon | Possibly Belloon | i em ——— i cil ooo = = - = = mE 3. DATE-TIME GROUP [4 Tyre oF OBSERVATION Vos Aircralt {| P
May 1952 | Albuqueruque, New Mexico
UNIDENTIFIED 13 pp
ET - ff HE ] + Ed iF fil ii is a 1 = ——————7 Cr cm — BE - ot LOCATION L 1. DATE 10. tay 52 3 DATE-TIMEGROUP [4 TYPE OF OBS —eeeeeeee D Ground-Radar “Ground-Visvel 0 Air v suol S
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May 1952 | Ellenton, South Carolina
UNIDENTIFIED Civilian 13 pp
| DATE BO fh] it ‘| 10 May 52 Er i a MN GEE ET TE EE ———— i i -m— pe i i: | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP CONCLUSIONS | auienton mm a |0 Was Balloon '|0 Probably Balloon 0 Po
 GM
May 1952 | Seattle, Washington
Astro (Meteor) 13 pp
12. CONCLUSIONS "3 LOCATION = ————— a: Ee (ee EE eS Eee a ie — ‘3. DATE-TIME GROUP ia TYP E OF OBSE RVATION a Ground: Visual round- Radar Air-Intercept Rodar 1 0 fo. "BRIEF SUMMAR
May 1952 | Deephaven, Minnesota
Astro (Meteor) 3 pp
Pa Rg" \ PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD Sh kay Bl BREEN. eer TRF i WCE 11 May 52 Ei Ee § mn Gp EE i oe - — 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 112
May 1952 | Kenton, Ohio
Insufficient Data 2 pp
| fio. 1 BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING I [1 DATE m— C—O i iy] 3. DATE-TIME GROUP x LENGTH OF OBSERVATION lone report vague "ATIC FORM 39 (REV 26 SEP $2) | 2
May 1952 | Wof Roswell, New Mexico
6 pp
, e 1. DATE re —— — — —— ( 12. CONCLUSIONS z Rb | | 12 May 52 Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possi bly Balloon | 13. DATETIME GROUP "14. TYPE OF OBSERVAT
May 1952 | El Cenre Ha South Carolinaalifornia
1 pp
TT 13 oy 52 1ST me + ml wl SEE (i =a = — 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local oo ~2 15 POT bh) ul Conse | a a Re Rl =. i wm Ee i — = T i “IYPE OF OBSERVATION BD Ground-Visual 0 Ground-Rodar
May 1952 | Imperial, California
Aircraft 1 pp
12, CONCLUSIONS T [J Wos Balloon SS | S————tciary vue rns 3 RO 3 |O Proebobly Balloon i tan Taian aw TE vs ThE Y TE meem——ssesc==e—=10 Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft |) Probably Aircraft 2 Possibl
May 1952 | Hiland, California
1 pp
‘1. DATE 13 May 52 | £3 DATETIME GROUP | Lacol oo ... __Ohh2 GMT. | | = Ce a, RE (RR nd ns WW es ih ET 5 — i PROJECT ° oe 3 RECORD CARD uy T S. LOCATION 3 Ii 1ond, Celifornia ) [p—— re
May 1952 | See Elcentro 13 May 58 For Classified Location
31 pp
| I f Ek. i. fl E r i 1 classified locatfuvd *Elcentro®l3 May 58 for 'o TYPE OF OBSERVATION Re 17. "LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF F SIGHTING Sealey
May 1952 | Portugal
Aircraft Civilian 2 pp
RR ee gh PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD bin | 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Bolloon Probably Balloon Possibly Belloon Ta TYPE OF OBSERV. (Zo round- Vi svol O Ground-Rador Sree Probably Aircr
May 1952 | Greenville, South Carolinaarolina
Other (Birds) 12 pp
13 lay 52 a 2 i HT I RT — | a3 DATE-TIME GROUP —= i r= — i aS “TYPE OF Pe X Ground- Yisval 0 Ground- Radar | a Air Yi sual” 0 Objects we
May 1952 | Yellow Springs, Ohio
4 pp
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June 1952 | Linda Vista, California | Incident #1277
INCIDENT #1277 2 pp
File 1277 June 13, 2 photos fl KE iF SRI Rl do rier Ly el i, HT dew bls
June 1952 | El Mojan, Venezuela | Incident #1283
INCIDENT #1283 3 pp
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June 1952 | Chicago, Illinois
Military 17 pp
PIRACY ws RECORD CARD = 2m fe — — aE = = or —————— n= ———gl. | — — — CONC LUSIONS Wos Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Bolleon Sings, Illinois — mm i ——— | me som et er SON ri. oe
June 1952 | Randolf AFB, Texas
MILITARY 2 pp
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June 1952 | Location Illegible
49 pp
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June 1952 | Labrador
Insufficient Data Military 18 pp
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FILE 1964-03-8689688-Barbourville-Kentucky.pdf
LOCATION Barbourville, Kentucky
DATE March 1964
EVALUATION Astro (Venus)
CASE NO 8689688
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 3
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. D Ground-Rodor Air-Intercept Radar lo Wos Belloon 0 Probably Belloon gl Possibly Balloon | O Wos Alicroft iO Probably Aircroft {0 Possibly Aircraft Xi Wos Astronomicel Venus lo Probably Astronomicel D Possibly Astronomical 0 Other ‘ _ 0 Insufficient Dota for Evalcotion | BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING. — |10. Object at 200-300 miles i ii moving 25,000-30,000 mph observed through TX, Self luminous, Object in NA. t 25 deg elevation. 11. COMMENTS Object could be followed by TX indicated that motion was not exteeme, Venus in | general direction reported. As tae obj 4 | was probably at — dis is 1a888a gfrom the ju observer motions are/ flat torted and that the object viewed was V_nus, en paralel] many such observations To to be Venud. ATIC FORM 329 (REY 16 app 52) i