Pi~OJECT 10073 ~U:CORD CARO CONCLUSION5 2. LOCATION Wo-s Balloon 0 P robably Balloon Possi~ly 8nlloon 3. ~)t.TETIJ.\c CROL.i" 4. TYPE OF OBSERVA'(ION 1. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION Wa 3 Aircraft Probobly Aircraft P o :a i bl y A i r noft t:t;Grol>nd-Vi :~ual 0 Ground-Radar 0 AI~ Vi :~ual 0 A i r Intercept Rodor ' Lr o:; ~tro nomJco -.;v - 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 0 P rob obi y Astronomical 0 Po s si bl y Astrnnomi cal 0 Insufficient Doto for Evaluat ion . 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS . Bright fi~ey obJ heading East at 45 elev ob~e~ved t o explode like a r oman A'J'JC FOR:W l~ (REV 26 SltP 52) Description characteristic of a bolide Ob$ervat1on, and case i~ listed a s a meteor sighting. ::<-s--JJo y q CIN, OOP, OOP-CP, r~AFS ZCZCHQC176ZCBJA041 ., ' yy RJEZHQ DE RBEGUH 017 81 ADMINO COMEASTSEAFRON NEIJ/ YORK 'D RBEKHC/CINCLANTFLT GEZSNICOMDT 26 NORADI'I RBEJC/COMCARIBSEAFRON INF 0 RBEPtv/ CN 0 RJWFALB/CINCN0RAD R.JEZHQ/COF'5 AF FM-SS SANTA MONICA 25/0100 GMT TO COMEASTSEAFRON MERINT 11 55~l 73 15W BRIGHT FIERY OBJECT HEADING EAST BEARING 340 DEGREES. AT 45 DEGREE ALTITUDE EXPLODED AND BURST LIKE ROMAN ~ANDLE DURATION .4 SECONDS 2 0 045 GMT YOUNG OBSERVER MASTER 25/0159Z NOV RBEGUH Advance copies delive~ed to CIN and OOP-CP