PROJ eCT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION CONCLUSIONS :!. DA'IETIM:: CROuP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Ground-Radar ~-PHOTOS 6 . SOURC!: 7. L EI'lC TH O F OBSE RVAT ION 8. NU\IBE~ 07' 03JECTS 9. COUxSE 10. B~I!:P SUMlou.~Y OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possi ::,1 y Balloon Was Ai rcraft P robobl y Ai r c r o ft Po s si bl y Aircraft tronomi col obobly A stronomical Possibly Astrono mi c a l Insufficient Data for E valu<~tl o n Un k n o wn DE RJ~:ZBZS 1 F:1 COMDR 755TH ACWRON CSARLESTON AF'S M~ TO RJ!~FAL/CO~DR AIR DEFE~SE COMMA~D ENT AFB COLO I NFO RJt~FAL/COMDR 1006 AISS ENT AFB COLO RJEDt~B/COMDR EASTERN NORAD REGION STEWART AFB NY P-JE'ZSN/COt1DR 2STH AD SAGE SYRACUSE AF S NY RJEDSQ/COMFR ATIC WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO RJEZHQ/COMDR ACS I NTELL HQ USAF WASHINGTON 25 FC RJEZHO/CO~DR OFFICE OF I~!YO~i1ATION SERVICES HQ USAF WASH 25 FC RJEZBZ/COMDR BANGOR ADS TOPSHA~! AFS ME /Ui':CLASSIFIED/FROt1 ACT OP 040. THE FOLLO' . .JI~:G UFO. REPORT IS SUBtHTTD I N AC COR DAt<C t:l I TH AFR Z 10 - 2 . A~ ( 1) ROUND < 2 ) SIZ2 OF &!ME, AS SEEN 'FRON OBSERVl-:RS POSITION RED STREA1< ON BOTTOM CAUSED BY SUN REFLECTION ?A T'JO RJEZBZS 1 PAGE T~/0 RJEZBZS 1 (~) SHINY, SEEN REFLECTED FROM OBJECT. B~ El> OTHER PECPLE CALLED OBSERVERS ATTENTIO~ TO OBJECT~ OTHER PEOPLE ATTRACTED BY SUN REL~CTION FROM OBJECT. ( 2 > A;o;r:;:.E Ul':KNOtv~ OBSEHVER ESTH'IAT}:S OBJECT ALTITUDE TO (3) STILL IN SIGHT AT 1922302 APRIL ( 4 ) SLOW EASTWARD ~lOVEMENT (6) ONE HOUR ( 1) GROUND VISUAL S . GR~ENVILLE, MAINE, 4 5 25 N 69 37 W 47, GREE~VILLE, MAINE, REPAIRMAN. < 1) CLZAR, GOOD VISIBILITY < 3 ) HI.~H SC1\TT.ErtU PAGE THREE RJEZB7 1 (3) EIC:H SCATTERED (4) 15 ~liLES PLUS ( .::) ONE TENTH C 6) t~Ot~E J. AFCT EASTBOUND ON GREEN ONE AIRWAY. I NVICINITY OF KOKAD.IO I NTERSECTION AT APPROXIMAELY 22302. K" C 1) T0:--1 F . HAr1ILTo~;, CAPT., OPERATIOI':S OFFICER, 765TH AClIROr: . 0vJN EXPLAINATION FOR SIGHTING. GCI RADAR COVERAGE It~ AREA OF SIGHTING IS GOOD BUT NO CO~l'fACT ~AS MADE WITH OBJECT. Zl/01l'Z2 RJEZSZS ,;t::CUt-<1 rY ("t A'5SIFIC., .~lN J O INT M'E:SSAGEFO~M Ul~CLw~I.F IED t ,I I I J TYPC: MSO (Cl:rci::) ACCOUI'ITINC Cl~lt.. OR k"'FEPS TO (' l ' SSIFI:. I ll':'lN FROM: SPC:C:IAL ttiSTi'ltJ.-::TIOI-I'i A'l'IC, \i- P AFB 76_5lli AC\:IRO.N, CH.ARI.l!STON Ai'S , 1'-!E. YOU~ i-HG ~CT OP 040 DI'D 20 APR 59. '!';\}; HJ.<'O CONCERNll:G Ali UFO SJ.G!iTING IS :r..llJIITID IN NATURE ~ECLUDING AN ANALYSIS. F.Z~UEST TI.f..E FOI.LO',WJNG Ii-aFO: UH.AT \VAS ~-:z ELEVATION .ABOVE THE HORIZON .AllD 'THE DIRECTION OF 'IRE OBJECT \ofrl::!N ~'IRST A.i'ID IAS 'l' OBSERVED? COORDTIT.A.TION; f Col Gilbert 0/\ rL Til'! ZCZCSQP008i1CZCSQC914ZCJYB092 DE RJEZHZS 1 FiJ CONDR ?65TH ACWRON ~o CO~D~ ATIC WRIGHT PATTE~SON AFB /UNCtAS/7Rm1 1\ CT OPS 041 PD REF YOUR MES5AGr: AFCII'i-4'E~4-792-E. ELEVATIO~ OF OBJECT WHEN FIRST OBSERVED WAS 75 DEGREES PD ~LEVATION l iHIN LAST OBSERV l!:D ~TAS 75 DEG R~S PD i10VE~1f:NT viAS EASTSIARD PD OBJECT DIS:\ P?EARr: D ArTER A SCATTERED PATCH OF CLOUDS CAlf( BET';1i:N OBSE~VR Ai~D OB.n:cr~ PD J9Sl:RVR STAT.3 THAT OB.J C'f HAD A TAIL. THAT LOOKZD LIKE A ~HIT~ PIECE C? STRING PD