3. OATEiiME GROUP .~ ". . ~ 4. TYPE Ofl OBSERVATION- - W~a aoltoon P"'bailly Balloon Poasibly Bcilloon 0 Air-Intercept Rodar Wos Aircraft P ro bobl y Ai reraft PosstWy Aircroft . 0 Wos Astronomic.OI . . . Ci ri.lian . . , 0 P roboW y Aatrianonaicat ~. 1. ~ l!NG111 C. OSS~RVATIOH . a. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE oX Other . '. . ~ 10. BR~F SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Observer sutraitted a olored film transparency of what is purported to. be a "flying ucer." In hia report he t~ea he observed. the object, ra: in the hous& ~r a camera {pony 3.5 Mr~) and snapped the objec n fligat. Observer states he would imagine bject as. "1.50-' in diameter,. conatructed of igllt metal and ciisc sb.aped." The object, tb.e ize.o~ a piD head was almos~ fectly centere Jo,.l"-6 the film anci: d a b.lue-whi te elliptic b-ject with a tza11. .. 0 Insufficient Data for Evalvoti s -~ to N NE 11. ~OMM!NTS nat Oil O..r. s sepax:ate photo specialists {A'l'IC & ".~.ADC) & micro & macroscopic review of colcre41. &: black & llite prints of. variou.s cen3i~: ties disclosed the the o'bj. was cauaed :: a flaw { ei th.er accidental. or induced) ~ the film. The written :eport contains .. m:. of inconaistencies, ex: desc. size a .: head of :;>in . but gave details of. i ts--.con-. a'tri.Lction .. Obj reptd str .sky tron SW - Ni yet observed for 15 min. ObJ .'31- most perfectlycentered in f1~; a - . able feat to fin.d -such a small obj a-..:~ ~ t a black--a in viewfi .4 cent . ATIC :POb J29 (REV 26 S&P 5'Z)