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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
T7 Locarion = — ’ 110. CONCLUSION § L = i - at ro (STA FLA FL La L - |! — sil = | — = 0 IF To mTEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 1 [7. course 5. PHOTOS | OO Yes 2 Me isi ey ICAL E VIDENCE 15,
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
| 2. LOCATION C0157 | 5 use. lle Xe Co i 3, SOURCE Fy a w= ® ¥ "9 Ca | i # 1 r wal im ak / LE 4. NUMBER OF DBJECTS 1 | |= Ey 15, LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |[11. BRIER SUM
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 1958-05-7227850-Willis-Virginia.pdf
LOCATION Willis, Virginia
DATE May 1958
EVALUATION Other
CASE NO 7227850
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 4
STATUS PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading.2. LOCATION PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD | 13-14 May 1958 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | Local. not reported | XN. Specimen | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | | not observed GMT 5. PHOTOS | & SOURCE Willis, Virg 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION XEBround-VYisual O AirYisu ol Civilian 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS O Ground-Radar Air-Intercept Radar 9. COURSE - | | found on groun 10 "112. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon | Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft | Was Astronomical | Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomical Insufficient Data for Evaluation [10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Péeces of foil found on ground near house, Believed to have fallen during the night, Sent to ATIC for analysis, ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 51) [11. COMMENTS ‘min Pieces of chaff used in Radar jam- = = if wd om En ll