Temporary ATIC Form 329 Sighting Reports - October 1950

This document consists of two Temporary ATIC Form 329 reports dated January 2, 1952, documenting unidentified aerial phenomena sightings from October 1950. The first report details a sighting on October 31, 1950, at 2035 Z, located at latitude 78°30' and longitude 21°6' near Cuba. The witness, identified as a civilian pilot and engineers, described a circular object, slightly larger than a DC-3, with an aluminum color and a blue flame. The object was observed for three seconds at an altitude of approximately 7,000 feet, moving at a 'terrific' speed on a 90-degree course. This incident was officially classified as an 'Astro (Meteor)'. The second report, dated October 28, 1950, at 1400 hours, concerns a location identified as 'Gennessee [illegible], Colorado'. This entry is less detailed regarding the object's physical characteristics but notes that an enclosure exists regarding the authenticity of pictures of an unidentified aerial object, with a handwritten note indicating 'Other (Test photo process)'.