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October 1953 | 135, 26 E 34, 48 W, Pacific Ocean
1 pp
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October 1953 | Melborne, Florida
Astro (Other) 11 pp
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October 1953 | Pepperrell AFB, Newfoundland
Astro (Jupiter) MILITARY 4 pp
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October 1953 | Hampton, Virginia
3 pp
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October 1953 | Mapleton, Maine
UNIDENTIFIED 3 pp
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October 1953 | Nortonafb, California
MILITARY 3 pp
October 1953 | Annapolis, Maryland
Balloon 3 pp
v and 90 deg az. Obj ex- “amos mad Wel into two halves. L rapidly ati o out of sight and x Form - E Fs a pro e—— FTD sere 0-329 i
October 1953 | Logansville, Ohio
Astro (Meteor) 11 pp
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October 1953 | Union Lake, Michigan
Military 9 pp
Obj described as s Siniohe-groen haze with no material body. SEFeaS City 6 times and headed in East direction at —_ bd tated that obj was : and 1 red econds to couplet orbit. err vas
November 1953 | New York City
13 pp
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November 1953 | Los Alamos, New Mexico
3 pp
November 1953 | Manitowoc, Wisconsin
10 pp
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November 1953 | 33, 59 N 55, 14 W, Atlantic
2 pp
November 1953 | Panama City, Florida
7 pp
November 1953 | Marietta, Ohio
3 pp
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November 1953 | Kirtland AFB, New Mexico
MILITARY 6 pp
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November 1953 | Woomera, Australia
Multiple 5 pp
F 0 RM 1 1 | | data “available. - Ho s mdisiom a pale 0 bine.
November 1953 | Clemson, Scarolina
5 pp
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November 1953 | Saudiaarabia
12 pp
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November 1953 | Keflavikafb, Iceland
MILITARY 3 pp
November 1953 | Houston, Texas
3 pp
| 5 objs (metallic), formed up before disappearing.
November 1953 | Phoenix, Arizona
4 pp
November 1953 | Bookleyafb, Alabama
MILITARY 7 pp
November 1953 | Minneapolis, Minnesota
31 pp
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November 1953 | 60, 10 N 37, 50 W, Atlantic
4 pp
ee e— ronomnical phenomena by Hq 63AD Insuf Data. Direction of flight and additional puration in excess for meteor unless this containg Ff a trail. FRNERIS yo Jhocmelstencies in rpt. lone o
CASE DETAILS
FILE 1961-03-8672395-3617N12547W-PACIFIC-.pdf
LOCATION 3617 N 12547 W, Pacific
DATE March 1961
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8672395
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading.PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD » LOCATION 12550 (F%ie1<) = — " _ o | 12. CONCLUSIONS DO Was Balloon Probably Balloon | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP ) 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Local 2912 IE 0 Grewnd-Yisual 0 Ground-Roador 0 Possibly Bolloon 10 0 0 Was Aircraft Probably Airerafr Possibly Aircrakt | 5s. PHOTOS 0 Yes [ No 6. SOURCE Mil Probobly Astrenomical Possibly Astronomical SE 9. COURSE {just prior to disappearing. short one closely. First objt, no tail, ATIC FORM 3129 (REV 76 SEP 57) |10. BRIEF SUMMARY DF SIGHTING F irst obj T was oval . Objts separated by 3/4". White, turned orange Long 2nd | 1). COMMENTS mm ~~ : | | There were 2 objts observed, l close behind descending, and description of objis is ob jt followedvery similar to that of a meteor. [{itnesses probably saw meteor after it [oroken epart during its de Other Sa - Insufficient Dete lor Evaluation Ll nk na wn other. Both objts were scent, Was Astronomical MeTe o& | ok | Jose