3. OATETIME GROUP UF.OB INDEX CARD 2. LOCATION , 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION X 0 Ground Visual 0 CroundRador CONCLUSIONS 0 Was Balloon 0 Probably Balloon 0 Posstbly Bulloon 0 Was Aircraft 1-s-. su ol 0 Probably Aorcroft 0 Posstbly /"rcroft Astronomtcal 'fJ' Probably A5tronomicol 0 Posstbly Astronor"''tcal 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMoER OF OBJECTS 9. 0 Orht-r -- 0 lnsvffict"!nt Doto for Evolvoton .J c'la.."lgi.."'lg o Unknown 35 ;r,inutes :CJ. BRIEF SUMM.t.RY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS rs.sembletl a brip,ht . .rhit.'3 st:u-, Concur tdth the conclusionB l the the siz4 and ehape of a four foot. that, thasfJ 3ew. The eciges ot the object were by outlined. Tns objsct did not explode, the planet Venus. break u;t, or gi 73 (}ft mnok3 or exhaust ol a:rry ki , ilthough it did tend flicker at timas. A ISOP Form 5 (15 Oet 54i