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February 1953 | Saratoga Springs, New York
Astro (Other) 4 pp
11. DATE - TIME GROUP | 2, LOCATI ON 10. CONCLUSION 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION [11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Eien — : |4. TYPE OF OR3E EVIDENCE Previevs sdivions of this for
February 1953 | Terre Waute, Indiana
5 pp
| I NUMBER OF OBJECTS | — i. REE a | TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Yas | i 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE FTD sep 43 0.329 (TDE) Frevisus sditiens of this ‘orm may be used, [0 conc 5
March 1953 | Crystal Lake, Ohio
8 pp
FTD ser ¢3 0329 (TDE) 4 1 I™ CONCLU: SION Vio Ae | ATRCUADTT CoJ jects could } ALO 3 311 a ri
March 1953 | Cape Vincent, New York
6 pp
il 1. DATE - TIME GROU 1.9 area 23 Hya% PHI 070s 0 Yes : Dil | a FTD ser e¢3 0-329 (TDE) = ‘CONCLUSION mn ‘BRIEF | sotronoideal (ViiUS) Venus Ris
March 1953 | Rod Lion, Ohio
Other 3 pp
| 1. DATE . TIE GROUP [5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | .y Fi sag ok FTD SEP 63 0-320 (TDE) Previous editions of th oe form may be used,
March 1953 | Old Baldyand Pork Chop Hill, Korea
8 pp
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March 1953 | Anchorage, Alaska
Astro (Jupiter) Civilian 2 pp
ERED mc] oa Ci . CONCLUSION i is EEL oR | a % LELIDN0, 5 25 01 1 J Tr ii Beata i] wo 4 ri [Re | i. = Zig , 11 hb was in the pp cd | "PORN r FTD ser 63 0-329 (TDE)
March 1953 | Elmira, New York
UNIDENTIFIED 5 pp
io. i fi . | TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION URCE NE i = Fi wad) ol vd dd { 1 . - NEE = hi = FL hal als Nall J iy 5 mT i LE RL 1d 1) 4 WW i= = i 1 fom, mo -
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March 1953 | Casper, Wyoming
Balloon 12 pp
/ . NUMBER OF 0B on gldl:r to coscivation of Balloon lounch, Tob Reported Qbjeet looking lie obl:zci = L] § i " Fo. & i = o | ER hh ; I i WN on oi L i i Bn iW i L
March 1953 | Pasadena, Texas
Balloon 14 pp
i | fn 2 SAGONT Leas [10. conclusion BALLOON Suma em Tha. oem 1 | Object nogte Li Gescerdplion | “Yd = i Fo = & | 2 oo hw in = = c u k - I yo | - | = C wd i»
March 1953 | Bay City, Michigan
15 pp
np = me ei ET a As [TP — Baia ; --. | - - - == : = et YEE RE —————— a Fly [VR Eh pg me ay ge = = os Civilim ovencnt of objact is SEE ALL
March 1953 | Kent, England
Insufficient Data 2 pp
[4. NumB MBER OF OBJECTS Cre 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 2 1dmibes |10. concLusion iF El = aL & ll ar im i a W Bi ; =i i “ 5 i AL (1, patil 3 Previou
March 1953 | Gambill, St Lawrence Island, Alaska
Astro (Venus) 3 pp
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March 1953 | Panama City, Florida Area
Aircraft 14 pp
tio. Foru A iow Ai Tisuad ~rTE Ey hin hing he OT Led Fanaa a City, rlorl Lia oh gorved LR, AN? Loum id Pa a oe av 5 "oh 1eCy Liew » gi reds ne : a 33 Eo i il = = wv SRE gh
March 1953 | Rabat, French Morocco
Aircraft Military 36 pp
[7 oave - Tue cRouP FORM 125 Mar 23 25/ 21232 |Rsbat, French [2 "LOCATION J ow lL. Obj meets description o of £ ofc; Sontivme SLYSEANE Rs & a a NA ed ax AFB at 2l& rs was also obser
March 1953 | San Antonio, Texas
63 pp
19. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 0 Yes | 0. CONCLUSION UNIDENTIFIED | Soa [t+ An attempt to pick up Ay on on radar was made v 1t me “ & Sime, Approx half | of dpi i comp eared to the Saut
March 1953 | Sheaves Cove, Newfoundland
Astro (Meteor) 11 pp
[10. concLusion rol 11] [2 LOCATION Aasbronamleal (0007.00 ) | unidenid | ed 4c, | esti ret § Fa 8 ds i = 5) = Pr a 7 1 IF nS ee i =e] los clidtude ot hij wate
March 1953 | Canal Zone, Panama
Astro (Venus) Military 3 pp
i i ne. Po, oy il Te " : = 3 3 his object colwd anve Laepn 1M. ' 1 2 os = . 1 ET BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYS) ™
March 1953 | Mt Taylor, New Mexico
3 pp
he — a — - = ai ; = = oF Ey ie i = 1] Ww i BE ec e+ Viale =r 28/c a) “Tre. co CLUSION ULIED: 11T STD pons secorad
March 1953 | Mascoutah, Illinois
Other (Mirage) 5 pp
Yes CL Ne PHYSICA FTD ser 43 0-329 (TDE) 10. CONCLUSION TH OF OBSERVATION jm i ie a TE " [n. smizr | editions of this form may be used.
March 1953 | Spooner, Wisconsin
UNIDENTIFIED 16 pp
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March 1953 | Cochransville, Pennsylvania
Balloon 4 pp
" v | 8 eo _; Sis ES =i — = 2 = Ss = Sra fF = Sa = CA ms | { "a Ny wy r i . x 5 iH Bo . gi wi) Ci 1 A ad evi - le » I Tle 1 \/ vial die ey ow SpE (- l |
March 1953 | Lyle, Washington
Balloon 7 pp
DATE « TIME GROUP Givilian NUMBER OF OBJECTS Gho JEECSUCCEEER lob Reported 8. PHOTOS O Yes QO Ne a Pm LENGTH OF OBSERVATION To. C
March 1953 | Honshu, Japan
Astro (Venus) 15 pp
. ’ [\. cate TIME GROUP | -~ 038 371, Mar ' 93 3 Tho. « CONCLUSION / ASTRONOMICAL Venus 1. Description is very “similor to Venus a. oe. Fos aiding fort the Wo TL pl! pa ~ a SPA
March 1953 | Williams AFB, Arizona
MILITARY 11 pp
L ¥ SIRT Tag SER FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) CON CLUSION n ALTON ' ll oa EEE a ia aie i Ey : 00 Was Now pareve to Ali, vands aloft vere not AL nix, a ud AOR . Eu il i Fg Fh
CASE DETAILS
FILE 1959-01-9078752-Omaha-Nebraska.pdf
LOCATION Omaha, Nebraska
DATE January 1959
EVALUATION Astro (Other)
CASE NO 9078752
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 8
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. 1 lax smaller than a penny ength, Color changing from green, purple, blue and white and repeating. ObJ | Seamed &0 twingle, Scencd to b2 one bright fl in a horizontal plans, i igh = rE 2 ai W + hd ll ls Ni — | 12. CONCLUSIONS. Wos Balloon | Probably Balloon i Possibly Balloon | Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft I Possibly Aircraft | Inouiiletons Date for Evaluation n Unk no wn | The description cf the obj is | characteristic of a stor when observe through the reported Ea inversions. Bebtelgeux, a first magnitude star, was in the reported position at the time of the sighting.