PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATtoN CONCLUSIONS Be rm:::l.e. Wo Bolloon 0 Probobly Boll- 0 Po .. ibly Boli-n OATETIMf QO\W .c. TYPI! 0, OlseRVATIOM 0 Cntwnl Roder 0 We Ahnoft Pro bob I y Ai rcroft 0 Possibly Al rC?oft .:fl<A 1 .. VI w elf 0 Al,..lmef'copt Re4er 0 Wa AstToi\Oiftlcol Proi.obly Astntnolftlcol 0 Possiltly Ast""'olftlcol 0:-lo rf.i1i t a -rJ LEMCTH 01' DeSUYATtOM I. NUMBU OP' OeJI!CTS 9. COURU D-Otlo.or lnsufltcl-t o ... f.r Evqluotlon 19 ri'inutes 10. BRIEl' SUMMARY Ofl SICHTJNO 11. COMMENTS 7 stc.ticnary objects observed on a/c Objects dcfin~tely identified as scope aboard B-36 a/c. Photos ta.'!.(en return of 7 objActs clust~reQ togethe~. Anc J'ORW 329 (JtP.V 26 SEP 52) Havy ships. Confirned by tra \-:f. GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTP.ATIOH NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RE.CO~DS SERVICE I, PitOCR-'\!o4 STATUS .:.s OF ( .\/nnch. duy, )t'ur) VITAL RECORDS PROTECTION STATUS REPORT (i'.\RT II -RIGHTS AND INTERESTS RECORDS) I ~ISTRUCTIOHS TO: G ral Sero1ices Administration C:i:ce of~eral Records Centers "~io""h:Archive-and Record -Service 3 . BUREAU OR SERVICE ?!:?=RT COVERS TOTAL Ol'fGJol'tlZATIOH OTHE~4tci{y) ;.;,oR::ss oF REi'')RT I NG OFF IC~ (Numb . street, city~ Cli'Ld code) . OVER~LL PROGF AM STATUS / ?L.ll"tS i'OR i'RESERYI~G RIGHTS AND INTERESTS Rtc6os ;.;>;>;:tOPRIATE i'llr:>HTS ANO INTERESTS RECOROS OF i' AiHl.4EN T OR AGENCY El'-4PLO,._YEES PRESERflO ;.;>p!'fQPRIATE R I (;o<TS INTERESTS RECORDS ICITIZS'IRY) :. ;>?'lO?RIATE i!IGo<TS INTiORESTS RECORDS Oi' DE;> Ail n..eNT nl> .-rltSERVEO RE:CCROS OF MAJOR CCMPLET:: NO CMi'LETE NO PERC~i OVER-ALL PROGRAM CCM- :>;.;H IC I PA Tl NG PLETC: AND MAINTAINED QJRRENf (MAJOR LOCATION($) OF RECOROS DEPC Sl TO;(i ES AMU-' L L.Y ob. SE.-..IANNUAL/ Oll4ER (Specify) REA~,., Sl rr t1 L '<CC:~PL ETED PROC;v.M ACT I rOR EACH ITEM DEFINITIVE CORRECTIVE ACTIONS INTERIM STOPGA~ ~EASURES C01o4Pt.ETE INCOMPLE:TE SPACE RECORDS COloiPL TE BE T A!C N THI S F I.;;C.:-L FOR EACH ITO! 1 rc c,-..tP LF. r;::. A.e/J l>l? rJ6s.~t/e~e-ht'//f;f'/ s V5'fiP * B~.HS1.J.Y illerl)uo.lf! 4.~ =-Lppc~l~VL. ana i.'1v0sti "c::.tic.ns !:>lip::> on the Dhot'):J co:co::>.::.red to t r.<:: ra<.te..r photos o=: Navy v.;:ss~l S 'GUT'lG UC '.1.1~C.l appec?.r a..~d ob~ects s een t. '<1 e C.cct:::-oye::-s Ji'l"l~"Jtli.t-4 ~ (t :lfi1nf'~ ~3 JvL:r-_r d /~OOt:l ~o Nite 200 0firs I.:oni toring Thunder stozm activity Circular fo tion 7 e n d at tL~es 8 objects F~car Obsarve= 11 years in se~ic 19 .!inutes o bserved no aeat"activity sighted in area. Answer: USS tilindora in company with 6 destroyers and 1 suooarine I-:oni to::-ing Thunder s to:nn ac ti vi ty Circular fo tion 7 end at tL~es 8 objects P.acar Observe:-11 years in ser:vic? 19 Ninutes observed n o aear activity sighted J.n area . Answer: USS tilindora in company with 6 destroyers and 1 su'tnarine over the Atlantic Ocean r.ear Burmuda reported receiving a ueculiar radar return on the night The return cons:!..sted of a lear and well defined circular fo:::nation containing 7 and at times 8 objects . Photographs "ere taken of the scope and were included ,.n_ t b the report. The operator -reported that no naval activity was observed and that this \vas the most peculiar return he had encountered in his 10 years of experience. An inquiry to the Navy produced the definite identi~ication of these reported objects as having been an aircraft carrier accompanied by six destroyers and one rine enroute from Naules to Norfolk. e\"'cJ {p /OK~ OFF~CL\L F LE COPY ELEd~J{RANCH Ulfice l)t {t!t.-orri T:-acer .\otion ATI~E-~!Sgt ~r~rc o92lc : v: Comosnoe~. 1 ~i~ D1V131on, Car~ell A! r y e~ 3a~e. : ~OP:.h, T;xaa 1. :"~f~c:e parnaraph 1 above, rHeip-;; o!' fl.!.: :l::a 9 r !.:-tt!J ~-.::c'lov.l~dg.O lind ue on tile 1:1 W'le f\ 1r '!'echn:tetl} In'\:e
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