March 1953 | Elmira, New York
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[2 CONCLUSIONS “ts 1
ID Was Balloon f
2 d0D0r0, Maine |0 Probably Balloon |
| TYPE OF OBSERVATION ¢ EN EE aaa | 10 Possibly Belle nn |
A Ra mee FO" Was Aircraft
Vl Ground-Vi sval 0 Ground-Radar 0 Probebly Airerofy
a NeVies = o Air-Intercept Redor {OD Possibly Aireroht
SOURCE “hal, "10 Was Astronomical | t
0 Probably Astronomics
| 0 Possibly Astronomicel |
Civilian & RTE
"| 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
COURSE D I sree ns |
gr i ng & OO Insufficient Data for Evaluation |
1 {0 Unknown
one | _surn ing l |
| | 7. LENGTH oF. OBSERVATION
hE utes
One silver gray cigar-shaped object,
size of a guarter at arm's length,
| OCbject had a diffused light similar
to an a/c landing light but lacking
a beam, Object was initially
sighted in the SSE at 45 dg
Cbject seemed to hover and nade two
{ 80 dgr turns before returning to a
SSL and disappearing over a hill, Objpct
Vas viewed visually for four minues.
Probable a/c.
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ATIC ORM ‘329 (REV 26 s SEP 52)