UFOB INDEX CARD AISS-Ulc'OB-22 8-5~ 2. LOCATION I 12. CONCLUSIONS ('V a Was Balloon ~ Jul 19r!~ Philadelphll\ Pa. 0 Probably Balloon 3. 04TETIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION ""' I 0 Gr-und-Rador D Was Aircraft local ~.A.GroundVisua "" 0 Probably Aircraft si bl Y Aircraft ,i . -r ,.. S. PHJ)TOS 6. SOURCE a Was Astronomical r .:~ 1 ~Cf() 0 yes 0 Probo~ y Astronomical ~ Possibly Astronomical 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE 0 Other..:... In suffi ci ent Data for Evaluation From five to fil.'teen second g (~) ~ee Descri~tio~ 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS Five (5)~ orange (husband) or yellow (wife) objects appeared at intervals over the obser- vers house. TI1e first twoobjects seemed to 'travel north and north-west after appearing in the east. The third object appeared in the north traveling south and the remaining two were obsel"ved in the east, traveling east. ! ro visual aids used. The observer l-ias po- sitive that the objects were not aircraft. The sources' descriptior.s of the objects could possible .fit that of n net.eerite shot-7er. A neighbor 'tvho ~vas aso a obse.~o. v ~r refused to get excited over t he sighting bec~use he dismissed the sightL"'lg as . "shooting stars". In the opinion of t !iis headquarti~rs the. si6hting can be a ttributed to a possible meteor activity. . AlSOP FormS (150ct54)