3. DATE-TIM! GROUP PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION .0 :Ground Vi sual 0 AI~ Visual D Ground-Radar D Air-Intercept Radar CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably BoJioon Possi :.:,1y Balloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft Was Astronomi col Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomical C:No t:Y:. . 7. LEHCTH 0~ OISERVATION I. NUMB!R Ofl OBJECTS 9. COURSE 0 AftC PO ... 1!9 OIZV %t IV 12) Insufficient Data for Evaluation 11. COMMENTS DE RJWFHWW FM COMDR 745TH ACWRON DUNCNAVILLE AFS TEX . TO RJWFAL/COMDR ADC ENT AFB COLO RJWFHW/COMDR 33D ADIV OKCTY AFS OKLA RJEDSQ/COMDR ATIC WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO RJEZHQ/ASST CHISF OF STAFF INTELL HDQ USAF WASH DC , RJEZHQ/OFFICE OF INFORMATION SERVICES HDO USAF WASH DC INFO RJWFAL/CCMDrt 1~06TH AISS ENT AFB COLO U~CLAS FM CPS 04-525 FOR 33RD ODI SUBJ: UFO .A., 1. ROUND 3. TURNED FR0~1 SHINEY SILVER TO DEEP RED BUT BROKE UP INTO THREE OTHER MAJOR OBJECTS. 5, NO DEFINATE FORMATION 9. NEGATIVE f'AGE T'-'10 RJWFHWW WATCHING A B-47 2. ~75 DEGS ELEVATION, 31~ DEGS AZIMUTH 3. ~75 DEGS ELEVATION 31~ DEGS AZI~UT~ 5. DROKE UP INTO THREE MAJOR PARTS, TURNED TO A DSE? RD P.t!D FADED OUT OF SIGHT. G, APPROXIMATELY 3Z MINUTES G. 1. CLEAR 2. SURGACE 211 DEG AT 25 KTS. 6,900 FT-210 DEG AT 23 KTS 00~FT-g2' DEG AT 8 KTS. 80,0~j UNKNOWN 4. 15 ~liLES H. 1. NEWS ARTICLE QUOTED FROM THE DALLAS TIMES HERALD ON 7 APR 59 QUOTE: METEOR FALLS NEAR FRESCO <TITLE> FOFFETT FIELD, CALIFORNIA SXY LAST NIGHT (6 APR 59> A~JD APPARENTLY CRASHED INTO A MOUNTAIN PEAK ABOUT 75 MILES SOUTHEAST OF SAN FRANCISCO. OBSERVERS AT THE NAVAL AIR STATION HERE SAID THEY SPOTTED THE OBJECT AT 8:45 P.M. (PST>, AND IT APPEARED TO EREAK INTO THREE PIECES. TWO PIECES APPARENTLY BURNED PAGE FCUR RJWFHWW 9 OUT EUT THE THIRD PLUNGED TO THE GROUND IN THE PACHECO PASS AREA BETWEEN GILROY AND LOS BANOS. ENQUOTE (COMMENT) T TIMES DO NOT AGREE WITH THE TIME THE INCIDENT WAS REPORTED TO THIS STATION. EVERYTHING EXCEPT THIS AGREES WITH THE OES~R~ERS STATEMENT. J. 1. E-47 LOCATED IN THE AREA, BUT WAS OBSERVED BY TtlE REPORT~R. K. 1. DAVID A SPALDING INTLL AIC. A/1C. IT IS EELIEVED THAT THIS INCIDENT WAS EITHER THE SA~E METEOR OR ANOTHER CNF THAT FELL IN THIS ARSA. 0S/2~41Z APR RJ~FttUU WATCHING A B-47 2. ~75 DEGS ELEVATION, 31~ DEGS AZIMUTH 3, 075 DEGS ELEVATION 310 DEGS AZIMUTH ' BROKE UP INTO THREE MAJOR PARTS, TURNED TO A DEEP RED AND FADED OUT OF SIGHT. G. APPROXIMATELY 3~ MINUTES C, 1. GROUND-VISUAL 2. BINOCULARS, 7 POWER, SEARS ROEBUCk AND COMPANY 9~-4~W. OAK CLIFF SECTION OF DALLAS TEXAS TEXAS. OCCUPATION- OF RESIDENTIAL EUILDING CONSTRUCTION TEXAS. OCCUPATION HOSEWIFE. TEXAS, OCCUPATION: STUDENT. PAGE THREE R~NFHWW 9 DALLAS 8 TEXAS, OCCUPATION STUDENT RELIABILITY: CFOR ALL OF ABOVE> THE RELIABILITY OF THE AFOVE PER~ONS ARE-RELIABLE, PRCBABLY TRUE, G. 1. CLEAR 2. SURGACE 21~ DEG AT 25 KTS. 6 ~00 FT-210 DEG AT 23 KTS 1~,z FT-21a DEG AT 12 KTS. 1S,0~0 FT-25~ DEG AT