PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD I. DATI 2. .LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS a Woe Balloon a PreiHtlaly Balloon D Woe Aircraft JA..1Heuntl-Yiaual D GrountiRoclor a Prolaolal y Aircraft D Poaallal Y Aircraft a Woe Atronoml cal D Y oa D Prolaalal y Astronami cal CINe Civilian D Poalbly Atronomical 7. L!NOTH OP.OII!RYATION L NUMIER 0, OBJECTS 9. COURS! a Othor--......-- -- lnsufflcient Date lor Evaluation 0, liGHTING Rnd, blue-white obj, four to seven times larger than Sputnik. Had straight course. ATIC P'ORif 121 (R&V 26 IEP 52) 11. COMM!NTS Strong possibility of a/c sighting; howover, data suc h as distance of travel missing. CZCSQAZ57ZCYYaS29 PP RJEDSQ ,.,j, ~ Zl::L RJEDN 3 PP RJEDDN RJEDSQ ?.JZZHQ DE RJ'EDNB ~ FM COl1DR ENR STEWART RJEDSQ/CONDR AIR TECH I:~TEL CENTER _.,._,---- RJEZHQ/CO~:D~ ASS T CHIEF OF STAFF Ir~TEL RJEZHQ/OFFICE OF Ii~t""CRi:ATIO S~VICES ~J\t.~t<J ll i<L~U~ /UNCLASSIFIED/ FR N~It-;T 39 PD Si.:3J: 'JFO: .~.-rr:~: CO DR 1 ~JST~ AlSS .Be AT THE POINT AT WHICH SPUTNIK FADED FROM ~IIGHTf-v./i,.,~ Ft/':~t ) ~t:tl Ce TO THE WEsT~ Wh"'" f.; / :,:~ ~H COURSE .EAST TC ~t;s T. :. c~:T 0~ SI :T FE}lJND TREES F. 60 IO 9a SECONDS III. A.-GROUND VISUAL SALES MANAG BEACON, NEW YORK, TELE VII. A. CLEAR, VISIBILITY UNLIMITED Be SURFACE 32Jita3,e/ ~v ?AGE Tl:JU'::E nJEDN 3 4 t., E. NONE YIII A. NONE Cl SPUTNIK TRA~SIT XIII. OBJECT SEEN BY1HREE OTHER PERSON WITH FIORESE a 21i/S,59Z AUG RJEDNB