PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS 0 Woa Bolloon 2 Ju 1~ 1956 Winchester, Nassacb uset ts o Probably Balloon 0 Woe Aircraft ,R.,Prot.md Visual C Ground Radar Probollly Aircraft GMT 03/0120Z 0 Air-Visual C Airlntercept Radar ::a'C Poulbly Aircraft 0 Yea. 0 Probably Aatn:IIIOmical X&:XNo Civilian 0 Pouillly Astronomical 7. LENOTH 01' OIII!RVATION I. NUMBER OJ' OBJECTS 9. COURSI! 0, Other--~- -- overhead 0 Insufficient Data for Evaluation aoprox 1 min&lO sees 10. BRIEl' SUMMARY 011 SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS One object, shape not discernible size head of pin at ~rm~ length. Colo~ varied fm off-yellow to white to yellow. When first observed, object was moving in a very tight circle. After completing four 90 dgr turns, object proceeded in a NNW directior here it was obscured by an obstr l lC- tion ~t a n elevation ~f 30 d g rsa Speed of object when on straight cou rse estimated at 700 ~IPH. A'TlC FORM 329 (REV 26 SltP 52) Sighting was possibly caused by a helicopter. The basis for this explanation is the adept maneuvering of the object combined with possible human error in clStimation o f time & ~o Report In File c .. e r6s, Conway, Mau. July 2. 1956 Predating Fourth of Jalr' in=worb. about the same time as the Bromley and 'Bloomington sigbtings, wu incident which involved a reversible UFO. The thought at first the object wu a shooting star or plane, its behavior proved dHferendy. Said the Greenfield RecordtrGo.rtltt: ''It appeared I to be CCA11paled of oae bright light and although traveling at 1 what. appeared to be a hip rate of speed, was able to reverse l its course completely. A lotll-~tclttd '"'"'' rather than a whir was detected. The-object cr01aed ad recroaaed the sky several times bdore speeding away.'' l