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January 1954 | Sioux City, Iowa
9 pp
'N | = Fa i r 8 12. CONCLUSIONS baa RE —— 0 Was Balloon 8 pn ix City, lowe |D Probably Balloon je TYPE OF OBSERVATION |" ~ [2 LGCATION Possibly Balloon
January 1954 | Blackburn, Australia
Other 3 pp
il iw [vv oare 5. SOURCES I nore sound of a/c and | |Locate. Saw ob) in viclnlty of [elem Object was s!llver [psc bout 5h ain, ows 11 pe esibly. is iad a s Waid motio
January 1954 | Albuquerque, New Mexico
Astro (Meteor) 3 pp
4 Visvel ps | oa Rin YY opel | FoR » REV 3 9EP 53, | I. 12. conclusions Meteor sighting. Was Balleon | Probably Balloon | Possibly Balloon ] Was Aireral? Probably Aircroft
January 1954 | Tooma, N, S, W, Australia
4 pp
a E— Ce pe [4 7956 5+ OBSERVATION | FGround-Visvel 0 at Ee Jae ido | 0 Was Aircraft Gye sProbably Aircraft i a Possibly Aircrafe { _o Air-Intercept Roder
January 1954 | Oscoda, Michigan
Astro (Other) Military 3 pp
-! SCCnA v Michigan he I, Ss lo | & TYPE or OBSERVATION X Cron deVisuel | confirmed at site. bJea wa moon. | DARI for Solon wus > ved 5° | up, 7°
January 1954 | Gatecity, Virginia
4 pp
————— — = — —— EE - cm em rm — _ er m—— ¥ [4 TYPE oF + OBSERVATION AX Genund-Visvel 0! | und-Radar __O Air-Intercopt Rodor | | Ere a/c » {with Nblar ob) wi
January 1954 | Berlin Germany
3 pp
lob ject descrived ns , OWS the brightnes on SSE in Flight from the |full moor [2 the SE sound or rel. Speed twice that of Jot Lo e [ret slower than meteor.
January 1954 | Millbrook, Alabama
6 pp
ES EE EEE 6 a of Ligh | WX b Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircroft Possibly Aircraft Was Astronomicol Probably Astrono
January 1954 | York, Pennsylvania
Astro (Other) 2 pp
Ly | Sighted Ir several peop | I) |: 2. Rapid: speed. From document A701: 161 346 (a-c) P Library. | 1 | | { TATIC PORM 329 (REV 36 SRP $1) ao oag i 1 | cog o "CONCLUSIO
January 1954 | Westminster, Maryland
13 pp
I | : _ ! | i i | | | -— Tr i | i i i | wa | | | ii Lo eh = a | = — . = fn = Ea =SRTR DLR Ee ee : wee ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP $3) Was Balloon Probably | Bdlieen Possibly Bolloon o
January 1954 | Las Vegas, Nevada
4 pp
| 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION X Grounds Visval mn Ain Visvel ST Lag Was Balloon | Probably Balloon | - Ew CYS Possibly Balloon | Was Aircraft Pro
January 1954 | Cacoda, Michigan
3 pp
ul — [72 = NE —— eee | y 0 Was Ball scoda, Michigan |G Probably Balloon = a 0 Possibly Belloon [4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aireralt Et 9% ws Avo
January 1954 | Kelly AFB, Texas
MILITARY 3 pp
PE a ERAT RS— Was Balloon Probably Balloon l Possibly Bolloon | Was Aircraft | Probably Aircroft 1 : ii re | LL) ogo Po ssibly y Aircraft | Was Astronomicel Probably Avemsuied) goo
January 1954 | Mallala, South Australia
2 pp
[12 CONCLUSIONS lo Wes Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Bolloon Wos Aircraft Probably Aircrelt Possibly Airereft ge a vom Cs TYPE # GRSERVATION GrowndsYisvel inautiieion De
January 1954 | Picayune, Mississippi
7 pp
|O Wes Balloen | |0 Probably Balloon —l 0 Possibly Balloon |x Was Aircraft i QO Probably Aircraft | 8 Possibly Aireraft ~I@ TYPE OF OBSERVATION X1 Ground-Visvel = Ra vi wel
January 1954 | Morris, South Australia
5 pp
LUSIONS _ Probably "Balloon Possibly Balloon Wos Airer Probably Aiveroft | Possibly Aireraf ] gary. Object flew West, then flew rigged ervation. Oneob ject. Initial observatio
January 1954 | Manston AFS, England
Balloon MILITARY Military 5 pp
XWos Balloon HB robably Balloon Possibly Bolloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircroft Possibly Airerafe Was Astronemicel Probably Astrenemical Possibly Astronemicel Other — insufficient Dete for Ev
January 1954 | Waco, Texas
Insufficient Data 2 pp
Wos Balloon | Probably Balloon | | Possibly Bolloen 1 Was Alrereft i Probably Airereft Possibly Aircraft Was Astronomical | Probably Asin nomical | | Possibly Astronemicel | |< b Other... L =
January 1954 | West Point, Kentucky
3 pp
a i =i a i - = | |O Was Balloon | West Point, Kentucky ~~ |O0 Probably Balloon | 1 [4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION ____________|¢9 Possibly Balloon — Te Wes Aircraft d-Visvel Probably Aircreft | Possib
January 1954 | Buena Park, California
Aircraft Civilian 3 pp
0 Was Balloon 0 Probably Bolleen 1 -10 Possibly Bolloon | L{ BX Was Aircraft | Probably Aircraft | Possibly Alrcreft ! Was As tronomice Possibly Rrasionted | | First s
January 1954 | Naperville, Illinois
Aircraft 2 pp
Wos Balloon Probably Balloon ] Possi bly Balloon ] |E Wos Aircraft TI" Probably Aireroft Possibly Aircraft | Was Astronomicel | Probably Astronemicel | Possibly Astrenomicol | Othe Insufficie
January 1954 | Las Cruces, New Mexico
11 pp
~ 12. LOCATION cao : [Las Cruces, New Mexico = | 4 TYPE oF OBSERVATION | alas oqo i : | | i | i nN i coo coos | Ba |". a rae the position directly §
January 1954 | Seneca Lake, New York
Military 3 pp
: [12 "CONCLUSIONS 2 HM XWas Balloon | Probably Balloon | C Possibly Balloon Woes Aireroft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft Was Astronomice Probably
January 1954 | Blackstone, Virginia
Civilian 10 pp
0 Was Balloon RxoProbably Balloon | GO Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft Probably Aireroft Possibly Aircraft Was Astronomical | Probably Astrenemicel | SR Astronemicel a Dete for Evaluation
January 1954 | Washington, Dc
3 pp
1ish white Light, intensity of star. | Straignt course over city | appeared to be climbing, high | 319 (REV 36 SRP 37) then turned right, rate of speed. E We oe EEE WE EE Sn W
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FILE 1963-07-8672806-Hamilton-Montana.pdf
LOCATION Hamilton, Montana
DATE July 1963
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 8672806
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 5
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading.PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS | Hamilton, Mc ntana | Was Bolleon 3 i OD Probobly Balloon 14. TYPE OF OBSERVATION To —| 0 Possibly Bolloon 8 Comin d Vicia ~: 7 ‘Dada 0 Woes Aircraft 1 2 Ground-VYisual DO Greund-Rodar |O Probably Aircraft | __DAirViswel ~~ O Airintercept Rader | Possibly Aircrelt | S. SOURCE 5 Was Astronomical | Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomical | [7. LENOTH OF OBSERVATION * NuksER or OBJECTS | 9. COURSE — eX o thes Satellite te ECHO I a ; _ | nsufficient ota | or Eval slvation | | 5 | not rep orted one easterly 0 Unknown | 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING TT, _|n. comments |Obs. ervers looking at Moon and Stars. Dbserved At 3. 552 ECHO crossed the E quat [object that looked like star in flight. NE at 240 deg WwW (120 | Compared object to ECHO. reach it's orbital peak 26.2 min riter | : about 150 hg. W ka deg - » west of | Montan ing SE at the t1 sighting “and visible toward | l the Vest ‘Prom the ‘sighting position. Case evaluated as ECHO I. | EU o_o dallpdl_ a » I & ATIC FORM 329 (REV 28 SAP 3D)