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December 1953 | Albuquerque, Nmexico
3 pp
i i 1 |S. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION [1 gy i 0 kL. | | ji iil 1tad FTD ser ed 0-329 (TDE
December 1953 | Panama City, Florida
2 pp
11. SRIEP SUMARY
December 1953 | Idaho Falls, Idaho
5 pp
). DATE - TIME GROUP Ob Lght brighter than otle rs, looked Like Tug a abel. field glasses 3 £1 ight to SE, straight & Je 1, intial sighting at hs deg elev. FTD sera 0.329
December 1953 | Ft Belvoir, Virginia
4 pp
| Bright obj without definite shape. Intensity of star, short — jerky movements, color changesd.
December 1953 | Mediterraneanarea
5 pp
ite Sirestion 25 deg hg height finde to be statiomer ye. n in euidhs Taw. | Senge 20-10 1 veral , minutes. Disapp: ared by fad ing ‘from
December 1953 | Agoura, California
12 pp
| i Ld rol oaTE [5. PHvsicaL evioence 2 You
December 1953 | Hassleholm, Sweden
9 pp
December 1953 | 22, 30 N 158 W, Pacific
2 pp
- - | i ERE BS = = — : ; — - R— — = - I — - ’ - _— i= | =. i IP = {"y | ig sie J) J] \ 15 J
December 1953 | El Cajo North Carolina Alifornia
4 pp
ETD zp 43 DAH | FTD ser ¢3 032% {bl - ad Varames wiv 1m A% 0S @ ° Li MNNnEMoYsYyn ; » | i a il Bal Bled ha FT | = | | - j | ~ | | 1] [ | | i i | 1 PEE a la TT EERE Ta I
December 1953 | Cs 4859, Mil Grid, Korea
3 pp
ee ame - ri gg —— Ji me es = E 2 3 es a LY i ol = Ee | 4:1 | | = . J Ws I TENT ;
December 1953 | Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania
4 pp
Would have the appearance of movi 1g toward | aated as a plenet Jup observation. | vague however, tl acteristics of
December 1953 | Madison, Connecticut
1 pp
December 1953 | Marysville, California
36 pp
op ge i ] = LE. k Sos RL FTD sere 03 a —— : i
December 1953 | Minneapolis, Minnesota
6 pp
I L = ! | | P | rellov band in center, obj going south at a aight level, no sour 1d, very bright pearance as fireball. green. Observer
December 1953 | Rocksprings, Wyoming
3 pp
Sen Gh ob gs in inking Light. re . - ur ‘nites part. Tio 1500 to or 2,000 mph. kwon 083, -- a. by going North and
December 1953 | Miami, Florida
6 pp
Tight, ‘unable to see details, pilot appeares 1 ra ng as = oh A yr Boe constant altitude and aisappearha RT | j [ = — = | 1 I a " | i fF | me en ow EET ES
December 1953 | Sanjacinto and Palmspring South Carolina Alifornia
2 pp
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December 1953 | Sealbeachnavaldepot, California
5 pp
r bright ob) reflovting | light observed to the South I] P1ying North at high speed, est alt at 30,000 ft. One oh] [dividing into two sets of two. Dis appeared into haze.
1954 (month unknown) | Stalingrad, Ussr
2 pp
x gE = | 2. g t i — aE a WN
1954 (month unknown) | Florence, Massachusetts
6 pp
i "ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 82) ~ ROSEY Ww oF 1+ TYPE OF OBSERVATION #X Ground-Visvel _8 Air Vis | 7. LenoTh OF OMERVATION FB OBJECTS | | Brief | | [10. BR
1954 (month unknown) | Shreveport, Louisiana
6 pp
E- is. ConcLusions 0 Was Balloon | |D Probably Balloon | — | O Possibly Balloon | O Was Aireraft | | Probably Aircroft 10 Pe s3ibly Aireraft | | | Was Astronomicel | O Probably As
1954 (month unknown) | Shreveport, Lousiana | Incident #2854
INCIDENT #2854 2 pp
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January 1954 | Toms River, New Jersey
17 pp
# Ground-Visuel bas Bo. SUR _— rover together and then"take off” Taka Had ARS Tteiihe tail. Objects in formation. ound. +n unknown, tut sensiied | | M
January 1954 | Melbourne, Australia
Balloon Civilian 12 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD J | al bourne , Aust r: . lia 3 TYPE OF ; GRSEAVATION | ID Ground- Visual a a 5. 30 URC a “ARISE SUMMARY OF SIOWTING [T7, COMMENTS JUMMARY OF
January 1954 | Omaha, Nebraska
3 pp
ET er EET TEE a PE IRR RR sR CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon | Probably Balloon | Possibly Bolleon | TYPE OF OBSERVATION | Lx Breund=Yisuvel 0 Ground-Redar | 8 Wes Aircraft i= 0 Probabl
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FILE 1963-03-9316835-Houston-Texasarea.pdf
LOCATION Houston, Texasarea
DATE March 1963
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 9316835
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. E | 12. coNcLUSIONS |0 Was Ballean 6 March 1963 | fa ECL ra |0 Probably Balloon —— ra EEE RE p- ote —1 0 Possibly Balloon 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4 TYPE ¢ OF oBs JRVATION | Leeal — AXKGround- Visual O Ground-Radar a garth upg HY | Cenc — HKAir Vi suel ~~ O Air-Intercept Radar Possibly Aircraft 6. SOURCE | MX Was Astronomicalmeteor | O Probably Astronomical LN | Civilian & Military DO Possibly Astronomical 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE O Other | | | |0 Insufficient Date for Evaluation generally |O0 Unknown | 1 Seconds, maximum One | North [10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS Cylindrical object estimated up to 50] | ft long observed in flight to N for Meteor sighting. No decay at 4 second period, Light blue ces fallihe sae Lime According to SPADATS, nose, Splinters or small pieces fallihg ann ives ~on consistent with an| from sides, [nitial observation at | WaR=Znis ag meteor, | B I. 40 dgrs, elevation with burnout at L 20 dgr above horizon, Also two pilots taxiing a/c observed similar object ! thought object to be meteor, Extract p from 06/1637Z in Arkansas, Louisiana hb and Texas included sighting at 06/1655 | | fm civilian at Chennault AFB of ah] described as bright falling metallic]