PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS D Woe BaiiOOft 10 November 1958 WSW Terre Haute Indiana o Probably Balloon I-,_-D-AT_I_.-T-IM_I_O_R_OU_P +-. T~Y~, M O~BSI~R~V~A-=T':""':IO~N~...c--------1 D Paaaibly Balloon D Waa Alrcreft Local----------D Oround-Vhu.t D GravntiRaclaf Proltablp Alrcreft D Alrlntwc.,t Ratlar D Pa I W F AIrcraft 1!JA PtaiHIWp Aatronlc.a 7. LIMOTH OP GaiiiVATICIN seven laute lltiiP Ofl IIOHTIMO I. NUMIIIt OP OaJICTI Long streak, red shooting upward. 11. COMMENTS D Paaeibly Aatr.,.lc.a D lnufflclent Data,., Evalvatfon ad U .. nawn Aurora Borealis was reported very bright with two red shafts. 71111 UNKNOWN lC) RONE.CD) II cE) HIGH THIN SCTD Cr) NONE. (8)-AURORA BOREALIS (9) II Cll) AFI788 JLN-PIA Cll) CPAT CARROLL A PARKER, . ASST OPS OFFICER 1119TH AACS FLIGHT SERVICE SGDM, RECEIVED A CALL FROM PIA AT 312. CAPT MOURICE BECK PILOT OF Arl718 JLN PIA REPORTED HE lAS II Ml S1 IUIICY ILL AT lt,,C 'til FT. HE OBSERVED THE AURORA S VAS VEIY BliGH HAVING TWO RED SHAFTS. IX EXTREMELY CLEAR AND VIS VERY GOOD. HOME ORG IStTH FIGHTER INTERCEPTOR SQDN. PEORIC ILL OCCUPATION PILOT. CAPT JOHN MOORE OJ THE 171TH FIGHTER INTERCEPTOR SQDM VAS WITH HIM AND OBSERVED THE SAME THING. ALSO FROM PEORIA ILL OCCUPATION EXEC OFFICER 171TH FlSe VERY POSSIBLE ORIGINAL SIGHTING BY TWO CIVILIANS COULD HAVE BEEN THE AURORA BOREALIS OBSERVED BY THE TVO MILITARY PILOT (12) NONE. 11/19112 NOV RJEDVP . EKAII,VPZH3 DE IJEDVP 3Z FM Cor.DR 17--TH FLTSERRON WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO TO RJIDEMICOMDR ADC ENT AFB COLO RJEJ)WP/COMDR '8TH AD VRICHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO IJEJ)VP/COMDR ATIC WRIGHT PATTERSON AfB OHIO '-" .,.- IBEPI/DJIECTOR or INTELLIGENCE HQ USAF WASHINGTON D C UNCLD MCLAMF 11-liE. UFOB REPORT (1) CA) LONG STREAK (8) - FT LONG CC) RED CD) ONE .CE) N/A CF> NONE CG) SAME AS (8)1 <L UNKNOWN Cl) SHOTTING UPWARDS (2) CA') COLOR AND RAPID MOVDIENT (B) UNXNOIN (C) UNKMC*N CD) SHOTTltc UPiARDS CE) OVER HORIZON AS A .MASS (f) APPROX 7 MINUTES (3) VISUAL AIR TO AIR (8) NONE (C) LUSCOMB 28C9K 3111 FT EASTERLY 1111, LAKEWOOD, CAL~r. TERRE HEUTE IND. (') CA) VE, LONG . I CH, CALIF (7) CLEAR VIS UNIESTRICTED. CB) SURfACE VSV & 81111 UNKNOWN (C) NONE CD) II () HIGH THIN SCTD CF) NONE. (8) AURORA ! PA'E TWO RJEDIP 3Z