Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Project Blue Book Record Card — 5 Jan 52
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A radar-tracked object was observed for four minutes on January 5, 1952. Intelligence officials assessed the object was likely a Soviet aircraft.
This document is a Project Blue Book record card documenting a radar sighting that occurred on January 5, 1952. The observation was reported by FEAF (Far East Air Forces) and processed by ATIC (Air Technical Intelligence Center). The object was tracked for a duration of four minutes at 2207 local time. The flight path of the object was recorded between two specific coordinate points: 45 degrees 38'N, 140 degrees 38'E and 45 degrees 34'N, 140 degrees 40'E. The report indicates that the observation was made via radar and that the object performed 'S and L' (straight and level) maneuvers. The document explicitly notes that there were no photographs or sketches associated with the report. In the remarks section, the investigating authority concluded that the information was not in the file and suggested that the object was 'Probably Soviet A/C' (aircraft). The document is a standard temporary ATIC form dated January 2, 1952.
Not in file. Probably Soviet A/C
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Official Assessment
Not in file. Probably Soviet A/C
The object was tracked via radar for four minutes, moving between two sets of coordinates. The assessment suggests the object was likely a Soviet aircraft.