PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 1. OATE 2. L OCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS a Wos Balloon a Probably Balloon 3. OATETIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Possibly Balloon Loco I ~Ground-Vi suol 0 GroundRodor x Wos Aircraft 0 P robobl y Ai rcroft GMT DOt ~e~o~ted 0 A ir-Vi suol a Air-Intercept Rodor 0 Po ssi bl y Ai rcroh S. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE Wos Astronom1 col aYes 0 Probably Astronomical XDI4o Civilian a Possibly Astronomical 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE a , O t her a In suffic ient Doto lor Evoluati on rainutas one not 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHT ING 11. COMMENTS hovering over house for Father told dauahter that obj a bot:~t 3 minutes. Described as round in diatance was a/c when calle d di~c 100ft dia:aet9r w/red glow to observe. around end. Ports along side & dome this analysis. Case evaluated No sound. Heat given off by inconsistencies Hovering height e.stiaated in rpt in that obj shot away 200-225ft. Obj shot away & was gone 1 was gone in seconds, ic .: conds, No more heat Called fat~i~r father Yas called he observed father said obj (light) was Apparently obj was still a /c. in sight. ATIC FORM llll (REV 26 SEP 52) HEADQUARTERS FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION A I R FORCE SYSTEMS COMMANO UNITED STATI!S All'l I"OI'IC WI'IIGHTPATTEI'ISON AIR I"ORCE 8ASIE. O H I O Req llwst for tJFO Information Hq USAF SAF-01 3b Wash 25 DC 1. Reference the attached letters from Martha Shields requesting information on objects. These letters are forwarded to whatever action you deem necessary. unidentifi~d flying our office for 2. sighting of April 22, 1063 was not reported until June 29, 1963. The sighting is, therefore , too old to warrant an investiga~ion. EXIC T. d e J ONCXEBERE Colonel, USAF Dapu !cr fechnology and Suo st?m~ do:d ~9 J ur- Your sighting of April 22, 1963 (reported June 29th) is too old to warrant an investigation by the Air Force. Material on unidentified aerial phenomena is inclosed for your information. Sincerely, MASTON M. JACKS Major, USAF Public Information or~ice of Information