PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD I. LOCATION L .._ OP OaJICTI aIIPIUMMAIIYOP....,... Pour objecta tbe size of a pea at ara' lenstb. Object looked like streaked reflected liaht, like that of a light beiDK reflected fro. aa a/c win1. Obja were first aeen straight up and diaappea~ed at 35 to 40 dgr aziuth, 40 to 45 dgr elevation. Objects diaap by fadiag out of sight after having be observed visually for 5 seconds. Duration, description, meteor sighting. 82KD GJI)UP ( Uai'ed -.. At Pone Colondo lpr.btca, C.lendo lael8Md heNtwi'b 1 ..,. ... of 8ft lllt4trlt1tie4 r~ ObJ"' h MOordMe witla Air Poree llplA 200 3 2, 12 1951. roa tu C<IIIM m.a , Delaware 82nd Pi&hter Group S tto .. ber 1956 , Operation Oltic llw Ca-'1 Bue, "1l.Ddnate, (a) atcl eon could not tell ahape, u it waa .t.reakecl lt#tta. (b) !he aiae of a,_. (o}., IJt,re.k .. Ntl.ect.ecl ltpt, like that ot a Mini Ntlected troa M airplee Wina (e) . V.. tour (4) obJect, 1n a totllation tondnc a trl.nplar eh.,. wl\la the point northeast. (t) Was a .t"ak ot lilht rl CQI&SI OF O~TSa (a) Ju~ hap ed to look \lp Ctd Me th. Vu dwinl ltara. (c) )5 \o 40 desre true north, It/) to 4' (d) No lalllWftring, .traight, tlJ.&h\. (e) Faded out.. (!) Pin ~nde. (4) TIMI MiD DAD OP SIGWriNGa (a) 2J4~z boun, ~ !ioY...,er l9S6. (b) Clear, ftO trace or dfl7l1pt,. (') J.OOATICI'S rl , Villdr~, Delaware ftrGup, N Caetle CoWlt tiona Deeisnlll& &l[ at All American lng, Wilndniton, Delaware Telephone& iiY 4.3613. (7) WEA'l'HI:2 AND Wll AILt'T, ca~DITlll~S A! Tl!.fE OF PI-ACI Cit SIGHTING! (a) Olear, brif.ht etare, no clou4s. (b) a.port. fran the nureet AWS or US Weather Bureau Office ot Wind d1 ion Mel it7 in degreea 81'ld knot a at, surface a t4 IN 9 lnta Nothing oYer )0,000 Ft (lS) ndlea.' . (I) Al'I UTH~ urusuAL ACTIVITY OR CCJ-iDITICii3, C AL, AST!O<IaCAL, at CII'ii WISI, WHICH MIGHT ACCOUt:T FOR THE SIGHTINGa lone ( 9) If~ TJdi:Ef'l'la: OR I lJ;TIJo"IC~TICJ.l ACTICJt 1 (a) At 1819 hours the 770th A.ircrtt Control .,d Warning Squadron .t-ationed at Palen10, DelawaM' 1d.,t1fi ed track No VD 34 aa a !riend}T and broke ott ., interception at,tempt. This vaa the onq aircr&ft in the area at the time 1 None, other than ( 9) aboYI. It ie beleiYed that the object aeen waa either the aircratt or the inter- cept-ore noted il1 parqraph ( 9) above.