PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION 3. DATETI!~E CROUP .C. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Local - ---------0 Ground Vi :;ual 0 Ground-Rodor 0 Air-Intercept Radqr 5. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE :o.No C ivi.l i~n 1. LENGTH OF O&Sc~VATIOH 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS CONCLUSIONS Was Bt~llc..on Probably BCJIIoon Possi bty Bolluon Wu:~ Aircruft Probnbly Aircraft Po 1 ,; bl y AIrcraft Wa :s Astronoml col Probably Astronomical . .Jt.l)l' Poulbly AstronomleQI In suffl ci ont Dot a for Evaluation 11. COMMENTS 10. DRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING ~;~ t, m:~ cli~'lfl{l'3::1red ~t sa:-:e .lltLtuc!-~. i~o r .1cbr pic kU:>o ATlC FORM 329 (REV 26 8EP 52) TO RJ~FAL/AD C ~N AFB RJW~38/2 8 A! RDI~ HA~ILTON AFB RJEDSQ/1\IC l,i?.IGHT PATTERSON ArD------ RJEZH1/COFS USAF WASHDC UNCLAS FR0t1 FLT SVC CITE 01 ACTION ADC 28 AD ATIC AFCIN AFOIS UFO ( ( 1 ) NOT VISIBLE (~) f\PPZARtD LIKF. A tHSSILE OF SOME SORT <3> sArJE (4) SOIJTH'1J~ST DIRECTION S TEADY FAST tlOVING C > SOUTHvl::s T VERY RA~IDLY (6) ABOUT SECON~S Cl) ! 0 CIVIL AIRLINES SPOTTED WHILE AIRBORNE RADAR SIT SHO?o~10i<N . UN~BLE TO PICK-UP C2) NONE USED I C3 ) UNITED AIRLINES FLIGHT 140 TO DENVER AT 17~000 FT TRANSWORLD AIRLINES FLIGHT207 TO LAS VEGAS ~lEVADA AT 13,000 FT OVER t10RMON KESA NEVADA ( t) PI LOT :?t:lJi AND PASSENGERS A BOARD UNITED A IRLINES FLIGHT 140 TO DE:rn.::R .O.ND T:Jf~ FLIGHT 207 T O LJ\S (! >~:C,4TTE.HE0 ~1IDDL~ LAYER CLOUDS A~OUND 12000 FT UNLIIH n.:D V~;BY (3) tlOd.E CL! ) UN LI :--r:: TED (5) APPROX 3/10 AT 12000 FT rtSL I~ONE ON F LIGHT SERVICE BOARD OR LOCAL FROM SURROUNDING BASES FLIGHT SERIJJCE CLEARANCE OFFICER HAMILTON FLIGHT S:SRVI:E CE:~JTER 19::2-.IJ .~ACS SQ H,4.i:aLTOt~ AFB CALIF UNKNO'H~ OBJECT 04/07152 JAN RO~ZBG CECURI T Y CLl.!oSI F' I C/,Tiel\1 J OINT MESSAGEFORM S I 'ACE l'lELO\V RESl..:Vll FON. CO:<'!MUNJCATlON Cl::N7TR. PR!:..::EOF.NCE l ' Y PE: MSG (Chf'ck) ACTIIZlN ''" - .llOOK IAU I.TI ACCOIINTING OF'II G . OR. r-<EF'I:.HS TO CLJ..S!:;IF'ICA rtON OF' Rlli-'C/'1 ~NCE ~IGNATURJ::: 1 Yl't.O NAMC: AND TITLE (:-ii~n-.tur<:, il r<.:<Juircri) T ' f P E D ( o r ~tltlllf'<JJ) NAME AND TIT L E I GI:.CUkiTY CLASSIFICATION R l MAY G!.. REf'L/,CI!S UO T'ORM 17.!. 1 OC:T 49, WHICH WlLL 131:: U~EO UNTI L E:XHAUSrEr'l 4 Jfllnv~ry 60 !~our Vis. unliL!l at altitude, witd s .riort.h ~ 20 .k.lluto at ultit~ude of A Dl.rec1~ion of Mo~ion ..... S.3.telli te: (A]'CIN-~FJ o Phone 69219) Astrono!1lical Phenomena ( fJieteor Comet, Planet, etc) Probably mei<:or Airc r a f t , Balloons, Airships, etc. Object; moving much too f etst. Ann.lys i n and Conclunion n : Agree ~vith Dr~ Bi.delrnan of LiCk Observatroy - Objt.:: prob2.1>ly a meteor.