PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS 3. OATETI GROUP 4. TYPE OF OaSERVATION Was Balloon Probably Balloon Po s ~i ol y Balloon 0 Ground Visual 5. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE 7. LENGTH 0~ OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 10. BRIEl' SUMMARY 011 SICHTIHO 0 Ground-Radar 0 Air-Intercept Radar Was Aircraft Pr(Jbobly Aircraft Possibly Ai reroh 11. COMMI!HTS Was Astronomi col Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomical lnsulfic:ient Data for Evalvotion RJZHQ 342 HEDUSi'J." TO: CO~!USFOHAZ CSA': ... ~lASH DCC CO~iDR ADC ENT AFB COLO ILJnCLi\SI PAN PAN PAN CIF.VIS R:SPOHT/ 1\Y 07432 ~:E SIGrtTED lvHAT APP~A?~ZD TO BE A rtOCl\ ET OF SO~lS TYPl: T:=!AVELING Fi10t1 EAST TO ~JEST AT L1Q35N 4532tJ. IT \JAS TEJ\VELI:-JG ::-noH A DIRECTI01J OF 1201'-'! TOHAl~D 300~1. ROCKET VEHY HIGH AT AN lJt.l<NO\JN ALTITUDE AT A VERY HIGH RATE OF SpEED. I WATCHED THIS CJJECT APPEAR OUT OF THE EAST AND FOLLOlIED IT CLEAH OUT OF SIGHT TO .~! LEFT WEST. 03JZCT COULD nAVE BEEN A FALL!~JG STAP. BUT I DO NOT TH.I :K SO. IT Sz~:i~D TO BE P?.O?ELLED. I }{AV~ HIT~lESS. J9/1042Z APR RJEZHQ