7. LENGTH O,.OUiaYATIOM PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION L NUa.t81!1t 01' OBJECTS 9. COURSE 11. COMMENTS 12. CONCLUSIONS a Insufficient Dato for Evalua1ion On~ object large atar shaped, Color of star. Object.oved up and down and fm aide to side. Very limited data, but character- istic described are tboae of a balloon. This is confirmed by the fact that the direction of the object and the wind direction coincide \vPGfJt 1 YDB091 TYC083 THB1 ... ""-TTB045NBA~54 PP RJEDEtJ RJEDWP RJEPHQ RJEPNY COt~DH CFEC~ SAFE NY TO rtJf:.U11/COL:Dn ADC Ei':T AFa COLO I ;: Jt:PCY ICOt!DR 26 CAD~ ROSLYN NY lr\jFO RJZDv1P/CO~DR AI:< T:!:CHNICAL INTELLIGEi~CE C2I'lT:::R ~:?AFE v ~JZPHQ/DIRZCTOR OF INT:::LLIGENCE HEADQUARTERS USAF ~ASH DC I :;riCLASSIF I ED cr-rcJr COC 21' PD SUBJ : UFOB 1, DESCRIPTION OF OBJECTS SHAPE: STAR SHAPE D. NUHBER: ONE z. FORr1ATION: N/ A F. DISCERNABLE FEATURES: NEG. G. TAIL, TRAIL QR EXHAUST: NONE E. SOUiiD : NONE Feb :715-l!amaroneck,NT:.Night-oval-shaped LIGHT(,'l'hl:~e centerilred~pink ata"a) 1 mringing oack...:'~forth slowlya Two pair of sural] ghts emetged; ) . rose r apidly and vanished. Ii'inally,main-Li ght s hot up ., vanished. i P~G~ T~C ]JZPl 6 I . t.: r~USUAL F EATURES: t!Ot:r: 2. D:sCRIPTION OF COURSE OF OBJECTS A. WHY NOTICED: ~IOVEMENT B. I ~iiTlAL ELEijATION AND AZIMUtHr ~ASt HEADING EAST SOUTH EAST , c. ELEVATION AND AZI MUTH As OBJECT DISAPPEAR-ED- : -u-t,.._n\ --~---- ~ -- --- D, FLIGHT PATH AND MANEUVERABILITY: UP ACD DOWN AND SIDE TO SIDE E. MANNER OF F, Ll::NG TH OF Tit1E I N SIGHT: 13-14 MINUTES. 3, 11?.t~NER OF OESERVATIOrl A. ~iThOD OF O&SE~VATION: GROU[~D VISUAL C, A I l\BOURNE SIGHTING II'~iO: NONE 4. TIME ANDDATE OF SIGHt iNG A . SAGLE VALLEY TUXEDO, N. Y. IDSNT I NFO OBERSERVERS: PAGE ThREE RJZPNB 6 7. WX AND \JINDS AT TIME OF SIGHTING: A. SURF-CALN 9. AC;r"IOI~ Februezz 1$, 1957_. ,Dr. . , a well-knol'm physician of Hamaroneck, . N. Y., was watch- ing tel id~with his wife when she noticed a bright light outside the eastward- ~facl:ngptcture window in their living room. Both of them went outdoors, to the terrace, where they sa,7 the object as "about twice as big as the landing light on a plane. tt It was oval, Vlith a bright white center and a red-and-pink around the edge. It was swinging back and forth like a pendulum in an arc of .. ,_. about 10 degrees; the swings were north-south and rather slol'r. Then, .from the / top of the object, four smaller objects emerged in pairs, two from the right edgen and tl'ro from the left. These rose very rapidly, were in view several seconds, and disappeared abruptly. No noise was heard. The main object was in vielV tor nearly half' an hour; then it ros~ straight up at terri!ic speed and disappeared. The vievr from Dr terrace offers an unlimited view tovrard the e ast, and the object appeared to be beyond the hills in the general direction or Rye , N. Y. The object we.s seen again on a number of subsequent nights, including the following. ll. POSITION TITLE/ ,coN11ENT AREA AT.TI~JE OG OF PREPARitlG OFFICER: A. COC COt-ITROLLZR/ ~;O CO~:Ii:2NTS. c. P~ELII~INARY At ALYSIS :~. PrtOTOS: NOE . .;. NOliE l6/Z511Z FEB RJEPNB