DATE Tl~c: CiltOU' CCMCLUSIO. NUMI!R 0' OIJ!t;TS 5. L.!NGTl-4 OF O'Uf~VA TIOM 111, suAIY AMO ANALYSIS TYPe 0.: O SSEA lA TIOH PMY SICAL. E VIDINCI - tllllt UNCLASSIFIED .;~GRADED AT 3 ~r:.\R INTER~ :"\L8. DEC!.ASSD'IED .AF'I'ER 12 ~ . I ;s.r FOIM 112-P AIT I APPI'OVIO t JUNI IM lo'E B L .-t..Vf\") i \ ~v.,l, AIR INTEWGENCE INFORMATION REPORT : ~. GAI&IIMTOII ri!". fCRM 1t%-P T tl l.Pr'ROVED I JUM 1':~ UNCI A tr--~ AIR INiEL-IGENCE INFORMATION REPORT ,U FORM 112 PMH II AirROvED I JU 1914 ,~IR :NT~LL!GENCE INFORMATION REPORT JOINT MESSAGEFORM CC~ A'!'IC ' , Tlf ICA r!O"' I ns. A!IC needa the tollow1n~ JJON&tion tor ita Project 3lue Bookz '" th_. any ~,. upp air r.-rch balloon in the tlellia UB, N"ada, area at 26 1900Z Jul SJ? ner Nellia AF3 that was ro~d and approx- JDO teet :!a ~..,.. ~1dlt ailYer color, trailed b7 slight vhitiah npor ot objeo\ .. 7S,ooo '-' ';ia ~ cd.te 00C:UI'I1'ICih tely JO .tl .. distance, ltiJIUCU IIIAoll I'D"M IJI, 1 MAY Wt'II:N 11A Y II !JIID. UNCLA_SSlflED Nellie AF Baae, 'NeY84a Deaeription Two eiviliana vho vork in the Aero Maintenance Section at Nellia AF Base were on a picnic at Deer Creek Springa, Nevada, vheD they aav an unidentified flyin~ object that vaa estimated to be 100 reet in diameter and at ~n altitude or 70,6oo feet. The object vaa silvery r.~talllc in color and reflected the rays ot the sun brilliantly at t lu4ee. 'l'he object vaa observed for a per lod or one hour , 1 th both ten po~r and seven power binoculars. Diacusaion R~porting .;fflN~r stn.t~d in ht.a report that there were no o~eather balloon rJr n1rcr'\ft ln the area at the tlrne \lf the st.~nt1ng. A check vaa made vl t.h th., 1p~r a lr research hailoon tracks received troa Lovry A:t Bue reYf!alln~ thttt. t;nr~ vaa very probably a balloon O'Mr that. area at the time or th'9 ntghttng. Cooclw.lon Proba'bl7 b" 11 oou ( o a iJPer a 1r rll!sesrch) DO.~GRADED AT ~ Y~ \ R J~Cf't:~ -\ r R.