Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Satellite Decay Report: US Object 1964-30A
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AI-Generated Summary
This report documents the tracking and visual confirmation of the decay of the US satellite STARFLASH 1 (1964-30A) over Europe on June 2, 1965. The event was monitored by military units under Projects MOONDUST and BURNIN.
This document is a series of teletype communications regarding the tracking and visual confirmation of the decay of a US satellite, identified as US Object 1964-30A (STARFLASH 1). The reports, dated June 2, 1965, originate from the Aerospace Control Squadron at Ent AFB, Colorado, and are directed to various military units including Project MOONDUST and Project TIP. The satellite's decay corridor was calculated to extend from Hahn AFB in Germany to the Cape Verde Islands. Military and civilian observers provided visual confirmation of the event. Specifically, radar contact was established by a Nike battery at Erbeskopf, Germany, and visual sightings were reported at Torrejon AB and Moron AB in Spain. Observers in France were unable to provide visual confirmation due to heavy cloud cover. The document confirms the successful tracking of the object's breakup as part of Project BURNIN.
Visual confirmation of anticipated Satellite Decay of US Object 1964-30A.
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Official Assessment
Visual confirmation of anticipated Satellite Decay of US Object 1964-30A.
The object was identified as the US payload STARFLASH 1 (1964-30A). Visual and radar confirmation of its decay was obtained across Germany and Spain. Observers in France were unable to confirm due to cloud cover.