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td PROJECT 12073 RECORD CARD
ETT Saas rr (BL er T= CONCLUSIONS
#9 k 0 Vos Balloon
- 3 | Mex ico, Ma ine |O Probably Balleon
| : et 5 . — {0D Possibly Balloon
: | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
source's property at an angle to
| within a few feet of the ground.
Source alle
| 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
XX Eround- Visual
0 Air=Visu al
8. SOURCE
Civilian
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2) pr e——
| 5. PHOTOS
0 Yes
(RE Sa [7
Was Aircraft
Probobly Aircraft
Possibly Aircraft
Ground-Radar
Aire ~Interc ept R adar |
|
15
ooo ODO
Was Astronomical |
Probolly Astronomical
Possibly Astronomical
“| 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9.
L
is GB ‘ation
| 2 sesR°RYE val
one
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING I
1.
For a period of almost two weeks, a
bright glaring green obj descended on
ges that obj left a four
inch mark across her children's swing.
The sighting was submitted to U,S.
Senator Margaret Chase Smith, who,
in turn, forwarded the report to the
Secretary of the Air Force,
"ATIC 1 FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 5)
COURSE
— 0X |
0
Tb frp oi? Date foc Evaluation |
0 Unknown
COMMENTS
Some indications of ball light- |
ning are present; however, in |
view of witness reliability and
investigative efforts, case is
considered hallucination,
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