PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD I 2. LOCATION CONCLUSIONS Probably Balloon 0 Possibly Balloon OATETIME GROUP TfPE OF OBSERVATION ~Ground Vi svol 0 Cround-Rodor 0 Wos Ai rc raft Pro bob I y AI rcroft 0 AI,. VI I V ol 0 A ir-Intercept Rocior Possibly AI rcroh 0 Wos Astronoml col Probobl y Astronomi cal 0 Possibly Astronomical LENGTH OF OBSERVATION HUMaER OF OBJECTS r.1 ; h r 0 lnsvffl cient Ooto fot Evaluation BRIEF SUMMARY Of SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS shape, 1 CUD chil1r er.. f 1i;ht. Obj e ct s !;;hm.-tcr Pre i'al ; ' f c rr~ t, .;_ t:'n ob'3erved. sererco.teh si :rtin~s. rea~d. No exhaust. ATJC F ORM 32!1 (REV :16 SEP !2) JI:DGD~2 ~ RRJEDEN JEPHQ JEDMH DE JEDGD 311 Ft-1 COt1DR ABGP 98 LINCOLN AFB NEBR 0 JEDMH/COMDR SAC OFFUTT AFB NEBR . i::DEN/COMDR ADC ENT AFB COLO JEDv1P/Cot1 A:! .... ~RIGHT PATTERSON AFB JEPHQ/D/I HQS USAF WASH 25 D C IUNCLASSIF'IED/9ARS7-30i6. IN ACCORD ~JITH AFR Z?!0-2 DATED 26 fl.UG 53 THE FOLLOWING UFOB RPT IS HEREBY SUBMITTED: DESCRI~TION OF OSJ:.=CTS. (A) 0~ I: OY:'JECT Sl~:f'LE TUBE SHAPED. ONE OBJECT CUP SHAPED. ONE OBJECT TUPE SHAPED WITH HUMPS. CE ) SIZE JUDGED AT ONE HUNDP.ED FEET LONG. (C) ALL THREE 03JECTS PLACK \o!ITH ITE BORDERS. CD) THREE OBJECTS SIGHTED. CE) NO FORYATION ALL THREE SIGHTEB SEPERATLEY. ( F ) CUP SHAPED OPJFCT A~PEARED TO HAVE CA $FANNING TOPSIDE. CG) NO EXHAUST SIGHTED. ( H ) ONE or.:-sERVEP HEAf:D SOut~D RESE~lBLI NG LARGE PLANE LOH I N VOLUf'i!E. AJWTHER O~SERVEP SA~: A FOUP ENGINE PLANE BUT HEARD NO SOUND. C! ) NA ~AGE TWO JEDGD 311 -.\~.i\ Tt0 : -DESCRI PTION ON COYRSE-OF OBJECTS: <A> UNl<. ( 8 ) U~JY.. <c~-u~JK. (D) ONE OBJ ECT ESTH!ATED TIJO TO BIVE MILES AWAY FROi"! OBSERVER AND \ S HIGH AS PIPER CUB FLYS TRAVELING SOUTHWEST TO NORTHEAST ACROSS AN ;2c FIFTY OR SIXTY DEGREES COVERING ONE FIFTH TO ONE SIXTH OF THE Si\Y DURING FOUR t'liNUTES TIME. THE OBJECT PURsUED A STRAIGHT AND LEVEL :ou~sE ROTATING ON A CENTER AXIS l-1AKI~IG TEX TO FIFTEEN REVOLUTIONS A COUNTER CLOCKHISE DIP.ECTION. CUP SHAPED OBJECT NEITHER ROTATED JR REVOLVED BUT TRAVELED FROM A POINT STRAIGHT SOUTH OF THE OBSERVER fO A POINT SOUTHEAST IN FOUR MINUTES. (E) DESERVER ATTEMPTED TO ADJUST s:!ALL TELESCOPE ON TUBE SHAPED OPJECT HOWEVER LOST SIGHT DURING THE ;:\ROCESS. CUP SHAPED OBJECT FLEW INTO THE CLOUDS (F) LENGTH OF TIME ~;J SIGHT FOUR MINUTEs. THREE= ~!ANNER OF OBSERVATION: CA) GROUND VIStJAL. ( B) NONE. CC) ?A2A FOUR: TIME AND DATE OF SIGHTING: CAl ~622?~Z JUL 54. CB) DUSK. PA?.A FIVE: LOCATION OF OBSERVERS: CA) ELEVEN MILES WEST THREE MILES 3vUTH OF FULLERTON, NEBRASKA. PARA SIX: I DENT INFORMATION OF ALL OBSERVERS: ( AGE THIRTEEN YRS GE SEVEN YP.S. FIVE YRS. MAIL ADDRESS I N CARE OF NEBRASKA OF RELIBILITY: THE CHILDREN l~JERE INTERVIEWED BY THEIP OLDER BROTHER STATES THE FOLLO~HNG: THE CHILDREN HAVE GOOD EYESIGHT. ~ITH THE EXCEPTION OF WHO I S NEARSIGHTED CORRECTIVE GLASSES NEED TO BE CHANGED T O A STRONGER PAIR. THE CHILDR:CN ARE NOT H'iAGINATIVE ESPECIALLY AND ARE THRUTHFUL. THE OLDEST TY.tQ STilCK T O THEIR STORIES ON NEARLY EVERY POINT UPON REPEATED QUESTIONING PAGE THREE JEDGD 311 PARA SEVEN: ~lEATHER: C A ) PARTLY CLOUDY TP.UNDERSHO\IJERS NO WIND AND NO CLOUD MOVEMENT. (B) NA. (C) UNK. CD) UNK. CE) PARTLY CLOUDY THUNDER- IN APPROX NORTHEAST. EIGHT: NA. !:lARA NINE: NONE. ")A RA TEN: NA. ':{'P.A ELEVEN: ONE FOUR HlGINE ACFT WITH US MARKINGS I N NORTP. SIGHTED ~y ONE OBSERVER. AP.A THELVE: THIS RPT IS BASED ENTIRELY UPON A LETTER RECEIVED AT THIS ..:as FROM MADE REFERENCE TO REPEATED QUESTIONING AND USE OF DRAWINGS WHEREBY THE YOUNGEST GIRL PICKED OUT fi-lE MOST LIKELY LOOKING DRAlHNG. FROf1 THE APPARENT SERIOUS APPROACH OF THE LETTER AND QUESTIONI~IG OF THE CHILDREN AND HIS 3~LIEF IN THEM IT APPEARS THE CHILDREN ACTUALLY SAW SOMTHING. AS TO THE NATURE OF THE OBJECTS THIS HQS DOES NOT FEEL QUALIFIED TO RENDER -A PROPER EVALUATION 19/225~Z JUL JEDGD