3. DATE-riME GROUP GMT l4/0249Z July 1965 5. PH.PTOS 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING UFOB IHDEX CARD AISS-Ul'OB-21155 2. LOCATION La Habra. California 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION ~ Ground Visual 0 Air-Visual 0 Ground-Radar D Air-Intercept Radar 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE ODe (1) Nl 11. COMMENTS CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon a Possibly. Balloon Was Aireroft P robobl ~ Ai rcroft ~ Possibly' Aircraft 0 Was Astronomical 0 Probably A stronomical 0 Possibly Astronomical 0 Other _ _ 0 Insufficient Data for Evaluation One (1) obloag. da rk objeot. eatimated Aircraft aotirlty in the arsa at tha to be 1 of t14 held at anu length appearsd ~o be traveling taater thaD a jet. AlSOP Form 5 (15 Oct 54) time of sig~ting. Possibly th, sour , 8alf the auor'lft ment10ll1Jd .. I . ;~XE 142JBA0 7 t J BU :-I:"'I R.J.tD.N RJ NP -JB H ... \El1TJJP RJEP H Q FN COMDR SG9TH AC~JRON PORT HUENEdi!: CALI F TO R,J.E.DEN/COMDH ADC ENT AFB COLO SPRING~ COLO I1~FO RJHPJS /COt1DR 27TH ADIV DE F NORTON .AFR CALIF J(.Jt.D\,TP/COt1DR AIR TECHtliCAL I NTELLIG1jC[ CENTER vJRlGHT PATTERSON AFP OH.CO t(~JiPHQ/DIR[CTOR OF INTELLIGENCE HQTRS USAF WA~H 25 DC t . t\ 1.-.RCUND B , BASEBALL C. SILVER D, THREE E, TRIANGLE F, I~'EG G. NEG 2 . A. SILVER FLASH IN THE SKY B . 45 DEGREES NORTH C. 45 DEGREES NORT H D. NO tIAt-;UVER ~ DUE NORTH IN TRf.; I L E FLYING DUE NOHTH IN TRAIL F. 3 . A. GROUND-VISUAL B. NEG c. l~EG 5. A. 34 DEGR~ES 12 MINUTES NORTH LATITUDE 118 DEGREES 11 MINUTES t~JI!.:ST LONGITUDZ LACANADA, CALIF'M PU~;INESS 7. A. SKY CLEAR, WIND CAL~l B. NEG c. CLEAR D. 7MI E. NEG F. NEG Lb UNl<NOHN CAPT. USAF. SENIOR DIREC:TOR. BELIEVE SIGHTING TO BE ~[IGI! FLYING JET AIRCRAFT 13/0 525Z JUL RJHPJF 3. DATETIME GROUP 7. LENGTH 011 OBSERVATION UFOB INDEX CARD 2. LOCATION 112. CONCLUSIONS 0 Was Balloon ft ~C~a~l -------1 0 Probably Balloon == ~ 0 Possibly Balloon .4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground-Visual 0 Air-Visual 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 0 Ground-Radar 0 Air-Intercept Radar 0 Was Ai reroh M . P robobl y Ai rcroft . lj Possibly Aircraft Was Astronomi col Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomical Insufficient Data for Evaluation 11tree (3) rouDcl objeota ill a triangular for- tion appearH to be tl.ybJg north in traU. ~ loou ACMI ott1o9r 1a ot the opin- The o s atteutlon attracted by a ailwr fluh in the a]q. jn atroratt. This headquarters oon ours that the observer PROBABLY aaw I thrM jn airorart at a .high altitude ' a~d le~ving ooutrails AlSOP Form 5 (15 Oct 54)