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January 1953 | Conway, South Carolina
14 pp
TIME GROUP | 22 LOCATION | ik i 10. CONCLUSION i iL yg 1 1.1 - 1 0; 5 § i LE ’ = E = = ¥ —F= . E . i} i i ' i i= lk | ir u WF 111. DRIER SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 2 1i5c oF Li ~ht oon
January 1953 | Bataan, Phillipines
7 pp
"ONCLUSION [Ca Kj yy ir _ C 1 i he 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |11. BRIZF SUMN i i = a 5 i i H i ] 5 La No FE Ee we L W = J & iy 5 =" ou so i : 2 iF Fal i I] | § i i —
January 1953 | Albuquerque, New Mexico
3 pp
13. SOURCE | 11. BRIZF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS | I LL = 1s i i CE § i p— . mc = if i FE I ki i Bl — 1 [ 8 wm i i § 2 i i % } | El a Had i i 3 WF - i il ii i, 5 = a i TYPE OF OBSERVATION
January 1953 | Lexington, Kentucky
12 pp
1. DATE TINE GROUP 12. LOCATION {3. SOURCE Cive Eo | 4. NUMBER oF 0AJECTS Lr ie i i = == [5 LENGTH OF OBSERVATION [n. BRIZF ia ay AND. ANALYSIS FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) previous editi
February 1953 | Victorville, California
13 pp
{4 NUMBER OF OBJECTS | Ca AY oor bo - - § i | Hi B - 1 A el . o 5 Cris | ound in I'l Te — [5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION [11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS | Bi ai i | =: _] = i i ii i 3 i
February 1953 | Indonesia
Multiple 2 pp
| by AT | | i |). DarE- TIME GROUP CONCLUSION ro. -= 5 i i - | i =. i N ; F | Eg = = lg = a 8 a 5 Ml "ll all lf a EE = a iF it =F W {. NUMBER OF 03 jeer LENGTH OF
February 1953 | Keflauik Airport, Iceland
7 pp
ee] : LENG |3. PHOTOS ht y EV “a | i i | | © Yes - Ep Ne = hee Foam FTD sep 53 0-329 DATE . TIME GROUP STH oF 0asE AVA TION 19. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 2 LOCATION | 0. "CONCLUSI
February 1953 | Dietrich, Idaho
6 pp
[1 DATE - TIM | |3. source # | —_ . aad | x ere a = ~ EN 5 jm , 1 BE § ] ml CN E § | El = wy = = ii a dy "3 | E il ] ; i i I iil E if s — i wl = 1 HE fe = Ld. NUM OBJECTS Te i iW i & i
February 1953 | Pepperrell AFB, Newfoundland
Other MILITARY Military 8 pp
{1. DATE. TIME GROUP | 2, LOCATICN So | - ] 3. SOURCE 110. CONCLUSION . NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 1 a= SS ———————S EA — 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND
February 1953 | Ramsey, New Jersey
3 pp
'3, SOURCE 10. "CONCLUSION | x | | ; J 5 -" | - B |] 5 = i i wT | ; ] J ao 14. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 5. LENGTH OF NBSEAVAT TION (HL. ARIES SUMMARY "AND ANALYSIS (5. 71 TYRE Ts. TYPE OF OAS
February 1953 | Yuma City, Arizona
25 pp
Sal | : = OF OBJECTS ENGTH OF OBSERVATION [11 1 ; =: W ny i , | yo = = | — - F = i | L i | Vi 418 LSD O [ {Dd 3 0 | = o i | 3 i is, PHOTOS i F= Xi Pravious «sions of this form
February 1953 | Blythe, California
Military 13 pp
{ 2 LOCATION 13, source ~ |10. concrusion | Ea | a 1 od 14. NUMBER OF CAJECTS | mw —— P——— —— Ee i H OF CB3ERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS —— a
February 1953 | Lancaster, Pennsylvania
2 pp
: PROJECT I0073RECORO "DATE » TIME GROUP lo. CoNCLUSIOH oo IMNSUFR? a r'1CIEN Cc Cues ne: more closely associated with LT] ee EE LW a == Mar a, however insusfictent data.
February 1953 | Maxwell AFB, Alabama
Astro (Other) MILITARY Military 2 pp
"NUMBER ¢ OF 08 JE “15 BRIE SUMMARY AND ANALY $1 5 high alt traveled at hizh ca horizon. Apnrox one minu eled the same course with Whait2 obj appearing to be2 at nf ap2edq disappe
February 1953 | Truk, Atoll, Pacific
5 pp
9 TV PE SF OBSERVAT re IM VISUAL — Cm Ee ET — —— rei) at 02352 —— EEE — 3 RECORD BRIEF SUMMARY "AND ANALYSIS ast urea.
February 1953 | Rosallia, Washington, 20 Min S, Spokane
23 pp
| EE le. T= a el ee ep ee — = 1. DATE - TIME GROUP | 2. LacaTiON |3, SQURCE 110. COMCLUBION A. NUMBER CF DBJECTS [5 LENGTH OF OSSERVATION [11, SRE SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS i : [= i 1 ig i. “gy
February 1953 | King Salmon, Alaska
10 pp
23 Xing Salmon, Alaska | 13. source 10. CINCLUSION ASTRONOMICAL. | ailitary Comments : One of the observers reported on 18 Feb that he had seen game Eh |
February 1953 | Okinawa
5 pp
PROJECT as RECC JRD 1 2. LOCATON = pn =e a —— OBSERVATION £0 Int cermingled ; red onl green co. a/c at high speed & disappearsd. | Alr or od Radar le CT | | ! radar
February 1953 | Hokkaido, Japan
8 pp
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS rs, —— a — El —— 4 = CC —————— Wk = | & ba : 0 Yas | 2. PHOTOS | XR No 2 PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 00 a Y Mo FORM FTD sep s3 0-329 (TDE) PROJECT
February 1953 | Corbin, Kentucky
Insufficient Data 4 pp
-— 1 le CC IJNSE | = E rir 8. PHOTOS OBSERVA TION HE a — — Ee __PR0JECT 10073 RECORD ail oR EEE = = Sm es ass © BRT Sma = mem = = BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANA
February 1953 | Barterisland, Alaska
Military 8 pp
1 {ONE s. _P ROJECT 10073 RECORD NUMBER oF OBJECTS LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 1. "BRIEF SUMMARY "AND ANALYSIS gan to re fori neuvers disappearing at a high altitude. ob. Nsvered &
February 1953 | Dobbins AFB, Georgia
MILITARY 7 pp
[1. DATE - TIME GROUP EE [8 CONCLUSION De oo vation. Most likely Jupiter. 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Object observed from both N Xoo
February 1953 | Dobbins AFB, Georgia
MILITARY 2 pp
1. Di k TE . TIME GR ouP '5. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | | ml Co = Ne mai) 9. PHYSICAL EVIDE
February 1953 | Misawa AFB, Japan
MILITARY 2 pp
| 1. DATE . TIME GROUP | | 2. LOCATION 10. CONCLUSION Ey Emm NTT = i NE a i E iW | 3 a Wl Ns ee sell bo 0 L 444 od my] E 5 ld a ge wall me Fey 1 & ow a fing rr sf hed LAER Lal LI
February 1953 | Richmond, Virginia
Other Civilian 10 pp
LUSION So —— aE {10. cone NAT ALET Tm a li a al i 1 ail lil a ak ANALYSIS | [11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND "3 | | i | i# & = C0 wm -—y 3 my i ] 1 - . ; x ml, wel — ll S
CASE DETAILS
FILE 1966-07-8287175-Fairpoint-SouthDakota.pdf
LOCATION Fairpoint, South Dakota
DATE July 1966
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8287175
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 52
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