PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD \ ( 2. LOCATION (HOI-f:3HU) ( CONCLUSION~ ). OATETIM~ ~RC1.P C. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Wo, Balloon 0 Probably 8nlloon 0 Pouibly Uolloon I t.lio:nr~ Air Dnse 0 Wos lt i rc r.:Jft Probably Aircroft 0 Possibly Aircraft 0 Was Atronomi cal r :l!Grouno v. IUOI 0 CroundRodor 0 A;,. Vi suo! 0 Air Intercept Radar 2 aoldiero 0 Probably Astronomical 0 Possibly Astronomical 1. LENGTH OF OB$ERVATION t. NU..-DR OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE 0 OtJ,er. --:--~---- 2 _minutes each . 3 t~ ~:lcu i.;;.ent Oato for Evaluation 10. IRIEP SUt.IMARY 011 $1CHTING . (2) blue tlaabea, ".rl.aah". ATIC POIUI J29 (R&V 26 IEP 12) one red color. 11. COMMENTS (Three flnoheo observed by ooldicrc on cunrd) ; 1 flaob nr:.d #2 flc.ah were spnced 20 minutes third flash had c.rcinl AF FOIM 112-PAIT I AI'PitOV0 1 JUNI IM AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT JIIOM (.-tlflltU _ --ll6ta r-Jt. JV~P& l1t4LLATt.>lt sur.tM4Rv: (6:"'" CWIIC ... tllllllllrl 1/ rt,.rt. OWl ,.,.Ujtcenu Ill ftll-' Otoi Wnlallfl P'l'llf'lpA. Ll '"denm 111011 kfl. !J,fltt r,st 1/ rtf*/ CJ~t t I' lox m Ill , .. ,, 1/.) Unidentified SighU.na b7: .q, 3d A!..A B:1ttalion " " Battery a. Flaah ot Light: First Flash blue color unUl burst, thou fannine out into a apray &nd fl\ding Second FlAsh &PIes.red 20 minutes after first, ooi~ ~nrr.e . type er flash as firut Third Fluh red!Hh color ~1 th long-tail that. nrcud and were approrlmtel7 ?. ad.nu~.es hours ltGm time, Durati ~n o~ all fl&nhea ViSUAl Cb6~rvetlon Approx1. &te.poa1t1on ot flashes (4o044 l;). Flashes ap_!)fl&rod tCl be approxiteq 1 1111 north and reached an altit,.lde ot 150-200 teet (Altitude Eatimated)- e. 2 Observers t. Cleaa night, no clouds, iiind at isawa Station .JI)t.. .... g. t~oeative ~!ogati ve Sta.toment:~ R~P~'fASSI~IEO . . ' AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION ll!f.t~TNJ. I.IA.III!!!!l Oo 8 Ma7 1952 at. appl-oxiaa~ 2200 boura I waa lllllber tour pD a~ A Bat.te17. Aa 1 look.cl up iD the eq I aaw what. appeared to be t ot '1'16 poait.ion. .'l'be li&bt. tirat appeared to be a b~ieh color untU it bunt. &M chan&.cl to white and faded.. Approximat.eq 20 mirl&tea .).ater I noted another o1' the t7P and at the same poeition, but thia one clidn t to go aa high into the air . I wae. walld.n& out to 1q poat. at "A" Battl7 ~t approxi=etel.y 2205 on 8 J.Iai 1952 . Bat.t.er;r. 'l'be f'laab appeared to be rtcl in color and h1d a lona tail reac~D& . . 2 llimlt -~.& COPIES: Captaia, USAf. , J)()WNGRADED AT 3 YTJ,AR 1N7~nVAL.-<)! I)KCIASSIFIED AFTER 12 "fEARS. Af FOIM UZ-PAit II A:'I.,_ID I JUNr .... ~CLASSIFIED AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMA nON REPORT MI.._TIG. tbSa ~port eonceraa a1ghtina or an unidentified object b7 ground obal"r at eppraxlute}J the tia and location as another un- !dent1tle4 alptlfta bJ airborne observers as re~orted in 116tb FB Ylg CHA~ I. BARI'ILL '-"'\Brigadier C.neral, USAF ~ Deput1 for Intelligence &M&: Tttn DOCUIIIIItf CQIITAIIIS I ... OMIIATII>N Mf.CTIIIG nc NATIONAL OUEHS Of TMI WIITIDSTATU WITHIN THE MEANING Of THi ESI'tON~ ACT, SOU. S C.- JI AND lll. AS A .. NDIO. 115 I itAM5MKSIOII Oft 1MI RIWLATION Of llS CONlllfn IN MY MAMNU TO AN UNAUTHOIU1D KASOII IS PROMUNTID BY LAW, IT IIAY MOT IE IDIIOOUCIO IN WI:IO' I OR Ill PNt't, IY OOIIR ntAH UNITED STATD AIR fOMCI ~E.NCtD. Dal'l' rrt PUII'SSIOH OF lHI IH~JOit 011 IIITI&.IJCWNC& US. U. L IOIJUIIR'J"' J.lfft'J._,..: ~I lUI