PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD CONCLUSIONS 2. LOCATION Was Balloon D Probably Balloon 0 Possibly Balloon ~eorBetown, Massachusetts 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 3. DATETIM! OROU' /09~ EDT , 'b Grounti-VIauo1 .0 Groun41Ro4ar 0 Waa Aircraft 05 Ij;IJz " D Probably Aircraft S. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE 0 Was Astronomical DYes 0 Probably Astronomical XJ No civiliall (GOC) 0 Possibly Astronomical 7. LENGTH OJI 08S!RVATION I. NUMBER o.-OBJECTS t. COURSE 0 Other_. _ six seconds one Circular E to N 0 Insufficient Ooto for Evaluation 10. BRtEfl SUMMARY OJI SIGHTING One, disk=s ped object, like ananery wheel, 3llvery-white i Dcolor, appeared to the obser- ver for a period of six seconds~ Object tra- veled a circular flight path from E to N at an extremely fast rate of speed. The obj was estima.ted to be approximately 230 ft in diam. ATJC JIORM 329 (RKY 21 IEP 52) I I. COMMENTS Four trails could possibly contrils and the speed of object <D uld be attributed to reflection of sunlight. A check ,.,.ith COC Weather at ADC revealed there were no temoerature invcrains at time of sfghtt ng. Observer possibly saw the re- flecti on of sun off a high flying j et a/c and contrails of j e t a/c I l.,OATE. 2.LOCATION CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon 1laaaaohuaetta 3. DATETIME ctROUP local 05f0958 EDT Jul 55 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION ~ Ground-'Vi sual 0 Air Vi suol 0 Possibly Balloon 0 Air-Intercept Radar 0 Ground-Radar Was Ai rcroft Probably Aircraft Po s si bl y Ai rcroft 0 Was A stronomi col 0 Yes 0 Probably Astronomica l &No Civilian (GOC) I 0 Possibly Astronomical Six (8) SeooJlda One (1) Circular E to N 0 lnsufficienf Data for Evaluation 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING ODe (1)~ disk-shaped object. like M. mneey \"D\"1 aU'fttry-'White in oolor. ap~ea.red to the 0 tor a period ot six \6) seconds. ~. objeot tratelrl a oiroular tligh~ path eut to north at an ext taat rate ot 3p .. d. The object estimated to be approxtmatel7 230 i'eet tn dimneter. AlSOP FormS (15 Oct 54) 11. COMMENTS 1~ The four trails oould. possibly be ooDtraila and the apeed orthe objec could be aC;tributed to the rei'l~tion ot sunlight. A oheok with COC W~abher a.t ATX! reV8a).ed that there '"Ners no temper.!\tur$ inversions at ths t!.me of' this sighting . haa.-if!ttartel's the observer poasibly saw t11 ref'l1t0tion of' the IUD otr ot a h~h fly~ jet airiratt and the contra or jat airiratt Alr De.f<!nse C()lwr~nd 1\T' I t DCS/Intdllig~ncs En t Alr Foree Da3tt C0lorado B9ring3, Color~o AUG 1/ Hu~u ~,ort<~arded h re-wl th iu c.\ccord3oce ui th JLCC:rt 200-2 .t~ un ld tll .. ied fiyinrr o'i.iject report from H~)auqudrters 32rl ~\b. Divi$io n (Defen3~). Air !~tal Info Rent L?OB Rapt Form~t S iiemorj Ske t,c h of Object's Flight J i,, :b:OUP"' Major US!iT A sst t\d j u L:.n (SECUHIJ'Y INI'O'RM A TION tv hom fill,J ,'n) CvtJI't't ~'( o,: ORIGIN RlPOHT tiO. ( LNIVtf biBn/c) AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT Ald~:A R~POHT CONCEI\NS REFERENCES (COftlrol nrur.b~r, dlrtdi!ll, pr~iout report, elc., at PIIllcabk) SUMMARY (Em~ concfu 1nmmar, of report. Oioe 1lqnijicancs In final one1enl1ne~ paragraph. L~l fncltmJre .. ot An unident.i f' ed ily:l.ng w c-;.~oreetoNn, :--:a~u .cnu~t to.. m t.h inior:.t.ion t.o appearaoce ol si~, nnd length ol sighti."'\g. 11tgin ten of repnrt O'n AF F orm ll!o.) ell th_, ~,o jeet .Jigh tm1 :;.a:tb of fl~ht ~") N:1j~!f U.:Ju- Di~tor of Ll'tl)lli g!ltlea IH~TP18UTIOM D'f ORIGINATOR l et;;py L.. tor or Intel.~ 32d Air Livinon {r.ot) L .! Ur>iea -~ LT WARNING: Tltl clooum-.nf nt11intt i nfnrm:.ticon nff,wlin:J HHt natinnnl d~hn'Je of thl9 Uuitld Swttn withi n tlw mtoltninA u f IIH F.spio- IID~ L.liV'I, Ti:J .. 18 , U .S. C ., Sdctio n 7 9J nnc/7!>4. 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Uo 1td.l1tar:t ohael'"'rs ~ht broNze ttnJi.tt.t.. N!g&t.i"Ye. Di.:'eotor of Intelligence. Cor~nt1 C~t John J. ~oaa, OperaUon O!fice~ e r'Ute'r C~ter added t.h !ollowi.og coorsoent. to t..ne n,P(n-t b~t~:.-s fo~krllin~, "7'hi.l int.~t.iOD ~;>e&ra to be l~li4&bl-in tm. opinion o t.:li.S Of.r!cter" Diagraa dnnal b7 poat =ru~rvisor (copy), Hr. Jalfte HfJIE: THI'i DOCU"-tEiltT CONTAINS INfORMUION Aff'f.CT ING THF. NATIONAL D1-fNS OF THE UNITF.O ~lArES WITHIN THE MF.,\NING OF T Hi:.I-SPIONAGE ACT.~ U S C.- J I ANU .,~.AS AMENOEO. IT'i TP.A~SMISSION OH rHE HEVELATION O F IrS CONHNTS IN ,\NY MANNeR TO AN U"'A\J rl-iORI/t:.D PEnSON 13 PHOHIBITFO BY LMi. IT ~I A f NO r nF. RfPROOUCE:l IN WtiOLE OR IN PA~T. DY 0 fHt.R HI AN UNITFO ~;TATES AIR fORCE AGE".NCI5, [XC CPT OY Pf.P'4l!>SICN Of THE DIRECTOR OF IN rELLIGt.NCE. USAF. (C'LA; li'"lCA flO "') ..A.IR INTELLIGE CE INFl1RMATiON REPORT JH IYioii Nf'. Hq, .32d Alr Di vls~on (n~ren3e) I-Syrac1;1~e _A}'~