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February 1953 | Dodson, Montana
Astro (Other) 6 pp
| 1. DATE. TIME GROUP |10. CONCLUSION | | | He = le mde mad Bela d " ae 3 La MY LRT | = 0 Bom ng Fr = | n wo i i I hi = Is. LENGTH OF CBSERVATION 11. SR1EF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
February 1953 | Celebes
2 pp
Lae Cr ETD sep s3 0-329 (TDE) | 10. CONCLUSION PROJECT 10073 RECORD fasential Elements omitted. dls torti on 1% ranartir 8 tai Le oT N BRIER SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS ; ap
February 1953 | Queens, New York
Astro (Other) 5 pp
[. DATE - TIME GROUP 2. Location So | CL NS Sly RW OL. _ — . | 10. CONCLUSION oo | 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS [ - |5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION [11. BRIEF SUmM
February 1953 | Fortville, Indiana
Balloon 4 pp
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February 1953 | Easton, Maine
22 pp
|] EL. DATE - Tine GROUP | {1. 24/0130% is E58 Jeb 83 2. ‘ohilorae: a -— ; . =. 13. SOURCE | un F ‘ultiple (Civilian) oo ASTRON - i. NUMBER OF OBJECTS bE : 5. LENGTH oF OBSERVATION
February 1953 | Southern, Wisconsin
2 pp
11. DATE - TILY GROUP | 2. LOCATION | - B = : B Fo ox 3 El = % i gy ae | = = i 2 Fa h R32 2. 701207 0 an de —— ray ; A = J 7 bad WF J Ada git | - a LS | _C_ # il : a a | = = | til | 3. S
February 1953 | Dayton, Ohio
Astro (Venus) 24 pp
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February 1953 | Great Falls, Montana
15 pp
(i. DATE - TIME GROUP An Sg bmaeer | fina Lf x Lo ~ne f ANY K 7 13, source | 10. concLusion ln. BRIER SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS of i & i n 5 eT F = 5 ii i = ye 5 EY = - — | 0 [a - ~~ B
February 1953 | Borneo
Insufficient Data Multiple 2 pp
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February 1953 | Charleston, West Virginia
4 pp
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February 1953 | Location Illegible
43 pp
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February 1953 | Greenland
5 pp
- PROJECT 10073 RECORD _ | [1 UATE. Time GROUP - | | 26 Feb 53 2 | Greenland i > J. SOURCE "10. CONCLUSIONOWHER: WEATHER PHENOMENA mi 14 tary Gompente’ Pe | | | | oo — | Upon the interrog
February 1953 | Kingsville, Maryland
3 pp
4, NUMBER OF C OBJECTS | one | 5. LENGTH oF “ABSERVA TION os COURSE | Zast |3, PHOTOS i = Yas FORM FF FTD sepa 0-329 (TDE) isgsviie, oe 10. CONCLUSION TW | Since sourace was rid
February 1953 | Klamath Falls, and Medford, Oregon
Astro (Other) Multiple 5 pp
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February 1953 | San Antonio, Texas
9 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORC hn. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS | Ob) appeared to be a light larger than a star, and orange d and climbed ons of sizht Meda) inecolor. Tt emitted no sound a: | TO travel t
February 1953 | Dover AFB, Delaware
MILITARY 15 pp
1% "DATE - TIME GROUP 1. 29/0220z 128 fob 22 2.29/02307 | a oT J I : / | : \ 45 A — 4 i i "M | / STRC Ol 1G OMIC. oF Als: # 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION I. "BRISF SUMMARY AND ANA
February 1953 | Shreveport, Louisiana
Military 4 pp
. DATE - Tie GROUP 5, LENGTH FTD sep ss 0.329 (TDE) NUMBER OF OBJECTS OF OBSERVATION { (10, CONCLUSION TF | — = | i (11. BRIEA SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS B & iL 1 0 J
February 1953 | Pasadena, California
Astro (Star/Planet) 14 pp
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February 1953 | Colorado Springs, Colorado
Balloon 2 pp
. DATE - TIME GROUP | 33 28/2000% 13. SOURCE R OF OBJECTS NUMAE 5. LENGTH OF OSSEQVATION = mies — i ro [YPE OF O33ERVATION |8. PHOTO = Toes 3
February 1953 | Corry, Pennsylvania
Insufficient Data 4 pp
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February 1953 | Internal Document
20 pp
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February 1953 | Victorville, California | Incident #2382
INCIDENT #2382 4 pp
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February 1953 | Syracuse, New York
Other (Conflicting Data) 10 pp
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February 1953 | Finland, Minnesota
6 pp
i, ————— | pe i {3. SOURCE 5. TYPE OF DASEQAVATION QO Yes FTD ep 63 0-329 (TD E) 1. DATE - [IME GROUP 4. NUMBER OF QAJECTS 15. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION (1 | |
February 1953 | Quarryville, Pennsylvania
Astro (Other) 3 pp
® [2 Loca rion ; i | DATE . TIME GROUP 1 | 119, CONCLUSION | | 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS LJ | LC LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANA
CASE DETAILS
FILE 1957-12-6969399-Montana-CanadianBorder.pdf
LOCATION Montana, Canadian Border
DATE December 1957
EVALUATION Other
CASE NO 6969399
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
OBSERVER Military
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. w PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD I. DATE. 0 Eh TEalwcomnen: | 12 conecusiems | | | Bn O Wos Balloon | 8 December 1957 Montana - Canadian Border O Probably Balloon | ol Te o ————|0 Possibly Balloon | 3. DATE-TINE GROUP | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | Local O60 PM, | D Ground-VYisual DO Ground-Rador flat ba A oft | | 70 Lt 0 Aireintercept Radar oO Possibly Alreraft | BERRY Ti ara '|O Was Astronomical AY 5 |0 Probably Astronemical F-89 Pilot 0 Possibly Astronomicol | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE ~~ jx OrherReflec Illusion Bl DO ngukisian Date for Evaluation | | 0 Nk no wn _10 minutes _ akg: OB |W BO BOWER ol CETTE Lk sai bee 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING ™ COMMENTS | Pilot at 40,000 feet going into a turn| Plots on UFO report show follow- from West to South, tal RL 2 | ing: a) sun was to his front & | a= af ROLES a "ball of 1 | right & at almost same level | 1@ went into turn, b) Lavy hoten. 173 © i shoe shaped (thick) contrail was | away, Obj appeared to stay with pilot | to his left, Conclusion: Probable |. hg =i 1/2 = after he returned to another heading. | reflection of sunlight off his a/c He then lost it, intersecting with a shadow (black | | dark) thrown on the contrail slightly | behind him & to the left as _he rl | moved, which would appe ving with him, (See il TATIC FORM 329 (REV 28 =P 2) mad pdm |i fl =