PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD , 2. LocA1roN ,J\~1.\ii~tc ocj~/Jl { ), OATETIMt. -:;ccOUP TYPE OF Ob~CRVATIOI-1 j L=-ca1---~ ... --~p:r n Ground-Viaul 0 Ground-Rador I g 0 Air-Intercept Rodor J~ir] iJ"'C CONCLUSIONS Wos Balloon Probably Balloon Posaebly Uolloon Wos Aircraft Probably Aircraft Po nib! y Ai rcrah .A Wos Astronomico( Jlifc51(_ Probably Astronomical ouibly Astrono"11col 7. Lt-'GTH CiF CBSfRYATION I. NUNBER OF OBJECTS t. COURSE ~cv seconds 3 jlnsulfscient Data for Evaluation 10. 8RIC fl 'Uto\MARY OF iiGHTUfC 111. COMMENTS Whito booy/orr;mce-bluc tail. One aphel.ica.l '.l'wo opberc l tail. Stra!aht and level. A~;c..linc (CCJnnie) crew tlCt _,~hrcc o'lJJccta y:l.nc;" in - il. iw air t;Ultac.c acti vi t:r in areu. rio su Appen.rcd to be 1 vi th u/ c and lOx oizo or Jk~dinc t A1--pea.red to be neo.r ATIC PORM .129 (RilV 2 a&P J2) }'t'ELECONFERENCE MESSAGE )"C'RM ( i( , .1Ctinns. On: r~ve_:s~ s~de Of' 'h( , ~age) l!;MC:tJ":.f)~.ll _t.iJ 3 DATE TRAllSMI'rl'ED Iwrerunce ran A.iCl"ioan Zllgh't . '0) Bl~;;~tJ.J~ ~ll 8 r~ 1~-2 ott !::eat ooeat ot u.s. Lt Roti'.ataJn W'liDi to c:tW or c.lr- p~Jah t~e>t. t.~ l.:oat viow o:i* th\l a~jeote. ':'h~' tm& on ~.iprocol. !~a.1!!1f.{ to ahcratt .!.,(" l.L"'le lh&y C!~-,.,BJ"Od to bB c~'bout 10 t:!::lt.)tt t u~ of c;u ~d.rcrnft l;~U.ng i l!r)lt on:cy !1UOb 1A1iter !'nd r~n :...~i;'!~lte~. n~o :.trot cbjoot u-s ciruul~, o.r.d 't.het b~ tuo objoota W:-8 ci;-oular -:~:~tb orm~ce ".:lua t.1lla-. :a~rt:tng ;rou into ~n ~ul:rhw oit;;ht."n-.,s. ::a nrs c~ i'urtht:tr on t~., ~)()rt.. f DOWNGRADED AT ,. . f f (It more space DRtrMsJFIF.o iri. ~AR INTERVAL...,. I DOD DIR 62~ ~2 YEARS. J is needed, continue on a plain sheet ot paper.) j OR IG IN.\'l'E!> BY: (NAME & SYlllJOL Air AdJutant Gene1al DS'l'RUCTIONS FOR PltEPARING A!ID SUSMITTIIJG FOffi.f 1. Submit ClfE copy ot thtcOIIIJI.eted tortll flO A by 1000 hours of day' aens~e ta to be sent Unfcss special arrang~1ents ere ~R~e Yith A?I.PA for l,te subrJ~ rsion, l'lleOsf':es rece~ ved after 1000 hars will no" bP. ~nt un~.1.1 t.~ e followinr conter~nce I. Cccwplete f'Oiill u tollon: Block 1. PreperiJls office m1t. Will be c4f.eted by telecon. Bl.ock 2. U a classified message, stamp in security clc.ssificat!.on. It not a class itied messaoe enter ''Unclass i:fied , . Block 3. Enter date tho!!. ~ssage will be sent., not date p=epared. Block 4. Enter name ~ symbol ot sender. Blnck 5. Enter name and symbol of receiver. Block 6. If' a classified message, enter as the firot two words of the message "Security Infox'matian, " then proceed wi tb the message. It not a classified measase, anit the words "Security Inlf1niuit1,m. ~. . Block 7. Originator enter signature and S)'Jilbol. (l-1a.y or may not be the same person wboae name appears in Block 4.) Block 8. Coordinators enter name and symbol Block 9. Air Adjutant General. enter signature. Bott~ nt tnrm. If a clRBsi~icd mess~, stamp in security clasnificatien CSAi ITEM 1 TO ATIAA-2C RU?PELT :L~VY' UZPORTS NE~ATl'JE GM ACTlV.lTY IN ,~n:-::1\ Nf ANY Tlii& AND cJS:CATJVE U/I SUSMARIN . CICHTINGS /tl~\"JH!RE AaOUND ON 7 B Ar~D ? NAi' . C~JLY POSSIBILITY RE:r1AltllNC IS TH!\T A/C Lf\l.;NcHt it!SSILES ALTHO THIS APPEARS lt1PROBAI3L' Ir PAA 91zw SAW :;o OTHER A/C IN AflEA. lUPOSSiuU: liNa.AsSIFIED ( ;o CIU:CK ON A/C ACTIVITY H!:RE. PLS ADVISE IF . . . . . . --. DOWNGRADED AT 3 YflAR JN"'rlmVALS; I . \J.S CAN DO A~JYT!IINC FURTHER FOR YOU. DECLASSIFIED AFTER 12 YEAUS. z:-.iD CSAF ITr1 1 Ul\JCLASSIFIED 1. Date obJect was observed 2. Time object was tiret seen ). Place trom which ;you observed the obj~cti/IA-CMFC-.;J. ,.v '' Lv IV 4. P.ov waa object obse:rved (naked eye, binoculars, etc. )}18/('lfP EYE" 5. Uhat were you doing when the object was tirat observed? FI.YfltJ6 :.co .. Pit.DT 6. What attracted your attention to the object? JAR$ (A)/-117E J.J(;H7-UK'G If. 7. Path of object. a. Direction from which object appeared (deprees or direction) s~ tlr# ~. Direction in which object disappesred (degrees or direction)IV41r o. Elevation object ap....,eared (degrees above horizon) ,W8 S tJIJ SIJ!!!fi . d. Elevation object disappeared (degre6s above horizon) ------- c. bhape of flight path of object (straight anJ level, arched, etc.) t. How diC: obj.ect uisP ,>pear (grow dimmer, go out suddenly, etc.) 8. Length of time the object was observed "M) .SE(AAf()~ 9. Description of object. a. How many objects uere aeen~ 0 Wlf" & . . b. Aoparent size of obJect,? /!! 1J8J_ -l_v!f./11. J.I6Hr /!113our TEN Tin/~ S/ z.e ,.IJ.P .,. 3 '!JI tP IJ.J ~-c.rs s-t.l' 11 ny Smllt.L EK. I Lid object perform any maneuvers, it 80 describe --------- . NfJN,;' .. a ~R11' NT /tND l..c~"Z-Fl.IGH'r h. Did object make any sound, if 80 describe _N tJ _ j. Draw sketch. : 10. \Jbat type or day was it (hazy, clear, etc.)? Describe.lt:RJ/ CL$~ ~ . FI/LL JVDDN tAJifH CJ.It/~ PIIS& ,fr .,,, t!JIJD 11, Clouds. a. Here any clouds in sky at time of observation? AT /f.11 (Jb" If so, how much of sky was covered (overcast, scattered, etc.) J!:JStJfltr to,otJ_o v'EfRY CUR~ b. Did object pass above, below, or near any clouds? .,f/3tJ&JE o. Did object reflect light on ;he clouds~ C~I.~N~ IJiJSE/C*I-F-! V 1hat is your occupation? C6.,.!/ltJr PAN APit:e/C.AN 19/;f!.I./AJ Any details that cannot be fully explained by the above questions. No &JtrJII.IJRJry 7D NCU.tJIC "R HN tJ71fcR FH"'I~//f~ ~ ~ P LJ ~ r"llllll ' fJtOoJeG/ fJ" ,JI/c57V(J Mt:'!?_#HV . o-f:il(STt>&/fZT WHI7CY? IJI\1~ Nln'Je-1~ltP/It'#tE. ~V 11 ~ '1 EZ/JIIOAJ BALT lr~ORE WAStiiNG roN RICiiM~:lD MORE:: HEAD SA'/ANtiAH SAN J UAN A LTIMETEr SETTINGS HOUHS OPER ., USE STATION PRESSURE IN ALL AREAS EXCCPT:+----~ ...... --i~:_:: TU .. A TO BOA ATC BOUNDARY 29.9:!" Rl C \'7' BOA ATC SIIIORY TO SJJ ATC BNOR'f 29.92 ~5Ql T UNA TO SJU 8NORY DIRECT 29.9 2 " -~.I . .; NDTI DLO CORitiGTIONS HAYI IIIN .... IILIIO TO ODM IIAitiNG SHO'Wft \ CIIAitT. CADO COitltiCTIONI WHEN \ . I TAT ION IS IAIT Ofl TltACIC ). \ -:zoodFLOORTHROUGH------t- t-----~Wf -- E= AL L CORRIDORS FOR . PA A liSE. ! ~-MAGNETI C DEARING wtLMtNGroN WAR I l~lt, AlL IIORTH80UNO LI4HT~ WIL .. CH[CI( IT" WCATttER " OW A!l TH AR[ NOW FOR CO'Iol WILL HE UI'IIO[NTI AIACRA,T. liT OFFICER 2ND OFFICER APPEiuJX UI l7 610 miles ott tho east coast ot tM Unite! Stt.tea, between JaokiODYllle, norid&~ and Sav , Georeia, the pUot and ~:-pllot of Pu brican 11rl1De Flir-o=t 201, enroute to San Juan trom r;ev York, sih~d tbree unidentified r-ial ob;~cta. The obJec-:a vere on a reci?roeal O.cading ot apprmdmatel7 3SS to )() at the eame altitude as the airliner .. 7be first object reaer.1blm a landing lirht but vas much Y.-.1 ter a!tf about ten tbea aa largo. It vo.s :~llovf!d by two s:.irhtly s:18ller c:-angf! c.~:jccts vitb taper!Dt tails vhich \."ere trineed vith ~ue. These three round Qbjeeta vero equalq spaced and bet!en 1/8 and 1/4 rtle off the l.eft ving Tbe 80urcea vera interro~ted and ..atated tM.t tb~ objects wre ecljlpletely toreip to the. There vns :o know mlssUe, naval or air activity ic the area at that . Jro conclusions. I>OWNGRADED AT 8 YEAR INTEI~VA~ ~- . . -DECLASSIFIED AFTER 12 YEARS. ' Narl'l DLO OORitiCTIONS HAYI IUN ' APPLIED TO ODM lURING SHOWN \ C*RT. (ADD COitRICTtONS WHIN \ NANTUCil r 2ND OFFICER--------- !{ FMRG~NCY JEDEr~ JEDWP 222 DF. JEP1:Q lSA/ F:~ HQ USAF UAS!IDC/ TO J~DEr:tCGADC FlIT AFE CO!..O Sp~(rJGS COLO JEDHP/CHIEF ATIC URIGHT PATTERSON AFB Oltl~ FROM AFOII~-lA 4.~515. THE FOLLCWING KESSAGE FR FLT SVC OLMSTED AFE PA DATFD o i~AY l$52 DTG :75. Z 52 IS QUOTJ:'"D FO.R YOUl\ INFOP.i-lATIOtH OSCAR 3 SIGBTFD HHAT A?PFARF.D TO BF. ROCl{FT 1/4 i:ILF. OFF LFFT ~Jit:G ESTI!~iATED SPEF.D G OR 1-.. ~ HPH AT 15.:'~:0 FEET PnOCFEDir,!G IN r~ORTHF.RLY DII\ECT!Ct\. OBSEF.V!!:D Of:l\i~GE AIID GREEN FLAi1ZS !JrJQUOTE. THIS iiSG P.F.L,'\YED FI1 OCEA!J COl\TP.OL THRU f'tAX~JELL FLT SVC."