PROJECT 100/3 RECORD CARD 1. OATG 2. LOCATION 12. C O NCLUSIO NS 3. OATETIME CROUP .S. TYPE OF OOSERVATION .0 .Groun d-V1 sua I 0 Ground- Rodo::r 5. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE Wo~ B all oon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon Was Airc:rof t Probably Ai r croft Po~sibly Air craft Was Astronomi col Probobly A stronomical Possibl y Astronomical 1. LENGTH OF.OSSE~VATION 8. NUMRER OF OBJECT S 9. C O URSE 0 Other 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING ( ill. r...: c tuued ATIC FORM 3l9 (RZV 26 SEP 52) 11. COMMEI-ITS D Insufficient Ooto for Evcluc~ion 0 U nknown Un enti.ri u ... ported by RHAF Rpt ff: IR-702-58 Sauroe1 RH.AF Preparing Officer: Majo~ Norman H. Blitch Agency: OAirA/Greece Eval: B.;.3 Assistant Air Attache Info Spec; TK/ml ~ Diatr: 4A2a/4Bl 4E4Jl'4F3-.2 Ref: BAIR 460T Entire Document 1. The RH.I\F reports submitted for the recordz the following s ighti.nga or aerial a. 0810Z 13 November 1958. An RHAF pilot flying naar Volos, Greece, an F84G a t 43,000 feet dateoted contrails southward over Volc3 at abou~ 55~000 Contrails veered to ~(NE, then disappeared northward. Pilot estimktes speed of unknown a~rcraft as 500 knots. He informed radar stations on sighting tha contrails and was in communication with a radar site ~hile obaerving the unknown. Although radar was able to track the RHAF aircraft nd radar contact was obtained on the unkno\vn aircraft. Directi on of Mo t i on As tronolllical Phenomen a l'tle~eor, Comet, Pl a ne t . etc. Radar Analysis (AFCIN-4El) Natur a l Ph~nomena Ba l l Li~htninb etc. Aircraft, Ball oons. Airat1ips , etc. Evaluation of Source Reliability Analysis and Conclusions'