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Project 10073 Record — FE Warren AFB, Wyoming, 31 August 1965

📅 31 August 1965 📍 FE Warren AFB, Wyoming 🏛 U.S. Air Force 📄 sighting_report
FE Warren AFBProject 10073UFOsighting reportWyoming

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TL;DR

Two reports from 31 August 1965 at FE Warren AFB describe sightings of ball-shaped objects. Military personnel reported two objects, while a civilian group reported three, with conclusions ranging from insufficient data to astronomical objects.

This document contains two separate Project 10073 records regarding sightings at FE Warren AFB, Wyoming, on 31 August 1965. The first report, filed by military personnel, describes an observation of two ball-shaped, white objects with blue underneath, moving north at an estimated altitude of 5,000 feet and a distance of three miles. This report notes that the information on the tape was unclear and that previous reports from the area had been attributed to astronomical objects, ultimately concluding there was insufficient data for evaluation. The second report, filed by a civilian star-gazing group, describes three objects that were red, white, and blue, and ball-shaped. This group observed the objects for 38 minutes before they disappeared. The conclusion for the civilian report is listed as 'Astro (STARS/PLANETS)'. Both reports indicate that no photos or physical evidence were obtained.

Two ball shaped barrel sized white objects with blue underneath moving to the Norht. Estimated at 3 miles distance 5,000 ft altitude.

Official Assessment

INSUFFICIENT DATA FOR EVALUATION (military); Astro (STARS/PLANETS) (civilian)

The military report notes that information on the tape was not clear and that reports from the area over the past month were usually attributed to astronomical objects. The civilian report concludes the objects were likely stars or planets.

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