PROJECT 1o073 RECORD CARD J. LOCATION leaton, lti'De 3. DAT!TIMI GIIOUP .. TY,I OP OISIRVATIOM II a...,.. .. VI .uel D Groun4Aador 12. CONCLUSIONS 0 Woe Balloon 0 Probolalr Balloon 0 PoaaiWr Bolloon 0 Woe Aircraft Proltolalr Alrcroft Po I W r Aircraft Woa Aatronomlcol ProltoWr Aatronomlcol Mars 0 Poaailalr Aatronomlcol 7. LINGTH OP OIIIIIVATIOM 1 sec each aPPearu.ce I. NUMaiR Ofl OIJICTS 9. COURSI three noDe 0 In auffl clont Doto fer Evoluotlon 0 Unlcnown 0. IRIIP SUMMARY OP IIOHTIMO Tbree rOUDd obJects, size ot appeared at one mt n , oDe caae h'aa ground, appeared as br aht ATIC POilM 329 (R&V 2 8aP S2) 1 1. COMMIMTS It is concluded that the obJect of this s iDS was probabl7 the plaDet Mars. The planet beiDs just below the horizon was probably brought into view by refraction. /UNCLASS/REF AFR 200-2, THE' FOL REPORT IS SUBI1ITTED CUFO>. A. DISCRIPTION OF THE OBJECT C2) BASKETBALL (3) ORANGE CS> NONE-APPEARED AT O~lE MINUTE INTERVALS (6) ONE SEEMED TO COME FRO~l GROU~lD PAGE TWO RJE2B2 2 B. DESCRIPTION OF COURSE OF OBJECTS (1) BRIGHT FLASH C2> ELEVATION 0 DEGREES, AZIMUTH 045 DEGREES (3) SAME AS NUMBER 2 (5) INSTANTANEOUSELY-NON DIRECTIONAL (6) ONE SECOND EACH APPEARANCE C. MANNER OF OBSERVATION C1) GROUND-VISUAL D. TIME AND DATE OF SIGHTING E. LOCATION OF OBSERVER ( 1 > . P-65, CHARLESTON, MAINE F. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION ON OBSERVER PAGE TH~EE RJEZBZ 2 (2? RICHARD HA~KINS A/3C, ~IR POLICE, 765 RADON, RELIABLE ~J.blll.lNt;' C1) CLEAR WITY GOOD VISIBILITY FT. 200 DEG. C3') CLEAR LIZ AREA, MILLINOCKET (POSSIBLE> LIGHTENING CK> SENIOR DIRECTOR BRAVO CREW BAADS; WX PHENO~IENA ASSOCIATED WITH THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY. PAGE FOUR RJEZBZ 2 Ub'O ANA.LYSIS samr Date QZ'f /J4,t z Satellite& (AJ'OIN-4F.3, Phone 69219) Astronomical Phenomena {Meteor Comet Planet etc)_ .. ~r...;o s;;.:l:...:.a~(...~'l'--- Mt.U.:4::;, F...,j~il---. - ~rcratt, ~lloo~, A ipa, eto S~R~ Analysis and Conclusions~ //7::.-~c.-"""'../, -~...,.<JH? s