3. OATETIM! GROUP UFOB INDEX CARD AISB-UFOB-199-55 . 2. LOCATION 4. TYPE OF OBSE 12. CONCLUSIONS 0 Was Balloon 0 Probably Balloon .... -------1 0 Passi bly Balloo n ""' G d V I C Ground-Radar Was Aircraft .lflt4 raun I suo 0 Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft .. ~ , . . PHnToS SO E 0 Was Astronomical~ \ _g Probably Astronomical.-~- ~ Possibly Astronomical 1. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE 0 Ot e'----------- 0 Insufficient Data for Evaluation T\'J@!nty (20) tlinutea . One (1) Sta:!;ionaey 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING ... 11. COMMENTS One (1), round objeot, with jagged outer edgea, Prepari~Jg of'tiosr ouggests moon thru . " ich appeared red orange, yel and blue, olouda oould have oauad .s tghting. Air appeared u a bright light. Pilot traa looal Almanao discounts thisqnoon lfal lo" in IS Squadron made repeated pusea onr location the east at t ot sighting. Almanao ,~.w though he appeared to paaa thru the object also diaoloaea that at time or sighting noted nothing. Binoculars used ~J o s aturn wu at an altitude ot 30 and in the sw, the area ot sighting. Possiblly th obe aaw Saturn thru hase and olouda. Binoculars oould aooount tor oolors and aise AlSOP FormS (15 Oct 54)