PROJECT 10 ' '7 J RE~Of~D CAI~D '). LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS a. DATETIME CROUP 4. TY P!? OF OUSE RVATIO N ~las Balloon P robably 13olloo n Pos5iLiy Oolloon Locol OHflQQO_Z 1:'.91} _ C1 Ground R odor 31/09:JOZ .Jnn 0 Air Vi .uol 0 /\irl11tercop t Rode r CJ Wa:; Airc r aft 0 ProbCJbly Aircraft 0 Pos:.i bl y / ,irc r o h f)"{ Was A s tronomical Vr:;;n LtS 0 P rouobl y A <;I rone>n~i cal 0 P o :;si bly A ;tro'lomicol 7 . LC:NGTH O F OBSERVATION 8. NUMOF:R OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE 0 , Ot htH - ... , .;llUt"".'-' T.' t 'V ~ . D InsuFficient Dol o fcor E vnluotiCJn 9:$Unknowrt 30 minutt:s 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENH Oh.iec t resemble d a br1ght b lua-wh1to Concur w/conclusions of t l1a star, generall y size &. shapa o n inve.t.iJation officer tha t th8se four ( 4 ) foot circular saw. Edgo of sigh t ings wero c.;aL.:;ed by tha object were sharply outl1ne d . Object planet Venu::;., did n o t e x p lode, break u p , nz give of~ smok e or exhaust o ::tny kind. 1\lthoug~ it did tend to flicker at t ir11es. A'TlC FORM J2Q (:U:V 2 6 S~P 52) (~) Ll:.~CRI~TIG:. Cr LIG:IT TH.!\T C~) TJ~,!:_ AND CATf .. OF ~IGHTI.!G: ?ITT::FirLD, .' C::::TiiO!T, CCCUPATIO . \.lfiT\! cT:J:"':"T t"l T TT C r T ::-'I f"\ r ,.D!;"CfC~ lT!..IA ... DA\Lic:n LOC {',TED T.{ZIR l-fi G.f~< LLAY F ::o'o ..