PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION 12. CO~CLlJSIONS l. OATETI~E GROUP A. TYP E OF OBSERVATION Wo-s 8olloo" Probably Bnlloon Po:uibly Balloon L o cal _1:~ ;;..:----------a Grou"d-Vi sual T;< o Ground-~odor Was Aircraft 0 Prohobly Aircraft 1. LENGTH OF OBSc:lVATION 15 ninutes 10. BRIEF SUMMARY t;f SIGHTING 0 Air-Visual 0 Airlnto&rcept Radar 6. SOURCt: 8. NU.~8ER Of OBJECTS 9. COURSE 11. COMMENTS D Possibly Aircraft 0 Was A~tronomi col 0 Probably A5h?nomical 0 PossiLiy Astronomic~l 0 Insufficient Data fot Evaluation 0 Unlcnown ECHO & roGsed. ove-:: ~ 13-.yton h c :..di!'lg SS. Ar~Jentir~a R~si.ste nci a The three-man crew o f a freight train had a scrange experience bctwet:n Prc ... idcncia La Plata and Resistenc!a, Pro\;nce of Et Chaco a<.:~ordinrr to several pr~-"~ r~ports. At n.30 o .m . :nn~ci.;;,-cfate not gi, e n : th.~y lJchdtl, w <tlJ...ing a long the aa ih.,a y tr~tck t'J ; v:!d !hem, a t .\ll being, ''ovc1 2 metres hig !1 ,. , \h'd, ,;,::;, a red one-piece garment. The clri\-cr ~IO\~red ri ,.,.,.n aud all three -vvere able to get a ew of the sL.r .. 1.cger, who, they agree, had a pale fac~ loa'T fa;r hair and \1/as h oldi1w somcthinu Ldo re him i -~ 'J:Hh hanch "a!> tltou.~h making an offcr inry' '. T:1~:: thought at first that the 0bject looked like ~r.::-bodr of a small c hilci. Suddenly, when th e !ocv!T'~)ti ,.e was n o t m irT than 5 metre'\ from the fi.; :-. :: "sh ot 11p suJclrnly a~ thou~h in a whid,"in d , ar:d ;,mi,,he:d''. Railway offic-i.d:-; sub.seqtlt'l! ~ , :u~.hcd th( area b u t found nothing . l\fc,\n':.hdr, i:-, the town o f R.-~i~tcncia, a m a n nan1cd J u ,() :\ r 1sin r c portetl tn the a~1thoritit~'i that on the ;:;arne t::1y and a t abo11r the same hour, just ali he a n d Jt!, fourtccn-yc:ar-old son were abo u t to take the ir supper in the {!,:lr<lcn, "a ~trang{; bein~ descended trHvards them=. In an interview with jountalisls they dtscr ibed the cntit;, and it was e~tablished th:~.t the figure was identical in all respects with ~he apparition seen by the train crew. Pan~oJc~ Sho .,e Ovar Michigan lirs. W1Yne EUiott, whfJe drivfng her auto.rnobiJI! on .the outskirts of Gran() .!tlpids, Michigan" sighted an unusual Ui'O on )!ond3y, 2 Deeember, 1003~ ACC'.)r"img to her de:>cription, the ob- Jec~ wa_, sh. d like a pan~ake and g li!- tered in tile :;un. lt appear~ ro bent an an's (On:p.et.,. altitude of ~bout one hall mil'! and wu . Motion] e~. Mrs . . FJ1iot said the size ot Utb U?'O was about the ''same as 3 wom. lV1ten tbe objf!'ct moved, it tipped on edge and quickly disap~red from Jight. Th~ tobJ observation time WJ3 ~hoiJt thr~ ~inq~ . Mysterious Explosion At <!?;lroximately midnight on Decem \)(or 10. 1963, what sounded like an ~x ptos!oo was h e:Jrd over a wide area of Taeo ma, Washington. City and county officla~s were unable to determine the c~P.!S~ However, the usual number o( in- quir~s wu u made by l oca l citizens. N o Air ? ;"' p1:mes we r e r eported in the are3 at the tim e. N its i .;~H<' for thr. wt.>ck ending JHn~ 13 r "day m~;a!.itle rcproducrd a photogr.tph taken by Jlckf Holtt''' 7 V Timt'.f phtltcl!~r:lph.cr, of n Vulc ,tn bombe r n,\dy lol' a c ti o n at Cmmin~shy H.AF station. Th.c.: tjmc Wi'\S () p . m . on 1 krC'mbrr 12 , l!>ti3. At th e botton1 right-hand corncr, it will he seen, is a floodlight. At the top right-hand corne r the "shape''. Photographic <"<p crts declare that ' it i-; a rcllcction in the lens causr.d hy the flnofltit~ht. On the other hand, the photographer w as not so , c-t:rt.~in in view of the fact th~t his c.uncra i"> one of tbt! mo!;t elaborate availa.bl~ and was "hoodccl" to i" (~\cnt a.uy light interference. l'<:t c r Bolton took two photographs in whidt thio; ' 'sh;'lpc, appeared. The myste ri o us object in one of them is noticeably smaller than in tlte othe,, sugr_;c~ting that il i~ moving away fr o rn the Vutc,tn bomber. The sceptic '\-\ill pro b ably try to cx,)!."'in this f.'lc t by suggesting that the floodlight all g"d to lw the cause of the "shape" has been ffi"VCd in rela ti o n to the Vulcan n ombcr. ThCI"C b, h o\vcvcr, no e\'itlence to ::,upport thi"i. All objects in both photographs :1ppcar to be in t:x:tctly the same relationship. 1 -31 JANUARY 1964 SIG1iTINGS DATE LOCATIO~( .. aan-.11 F~b Deford, lrtichigac ' 5-6 Dayton, Ohio 6 Crossville, Tennessee DR 7 Sacracen to, California . '19 E,.m tingtOD, W. Va' .. v "'22 Lincoln Park, ltichigan ~. 22 Red Bluff,. C~l.itornia . ~4 S'-ark River, Uev Jersey ~6 ~inesville, Flo=11a 27 ~ ewtow, Ohio ' 28 3o ais, Illinoi3 '~9 Frankfort, Kent~cky --29 3:un tington, W.Va.. OBSERVER !-!ili tary A!Y~!TIO~LI\L REPORTED SIGHTINGS (NOT CASES) Plu:nm.erville, 5 ience Ne~.;s Ltr evs Clipping EVALUATION 0 ther ( UNRELL\BT .E REPOR'l Astro ( METSOR) lltSUFFICI~1T DATA Astro {MSTEOR) INSUFFICIENT 'DATA _ . SATEIJJ'TE INSUFIICIEriT DATA Other SATEI.I.ITE DECAY) Astra V&.WS) Other (MISSII.E) INSUFFICIENT SA 00 .T .I TE As tro ( ME,_"I'EOR) As tro (METEOR) Astro (HETEOR) I fi SUil-.ICI&'-IT D.\TA SA'rE:Il.ITE --~. SATE!J.I.ITE - EVALUATIO~t s. H r.r.N I on g j_ r<J,..ly c~rtci,, , ., i 'jht con ti:1u~uJ iy? d . Ju:it o ~U~l.3 u. >rtni b, Cl m.dy !s1 front ~f ~"IAR..: (Cir:-le On): t' Dlll!;r.c;"fl~;,':t c:. o~t:' ,e)C.I~:r.hr-p;i~.,, d or L Sc~tter~; :! c(.;~L Thick~- :-t .;vy cll)ud~ (Circ!:) On~j: C, S : li0ht o. 3ri:;h~r b. D, m :n"r d. Don't l~nr>w Coti'pllr.tt br i sh tr..,..is t-, som~ : orr.mon o bj:H.t : lrC o"! lj.1o; Fuz.ty or b!urr"!d \ Like o bri!_;h~ J t or Sharply ou t l i'l~d Don't r~l"'t~Mbar .p~C'1r to ;to;,d s!ill ut cr.y ti"T:1? c , Oreal< \.ID l a'to ;:>,;rts or e <iJic<lc>:? d . Giv~ off !iMOX~? f. Choal\P hc-:>e? g. :-=lo:;h or flickt::r? h . Dbo:)~H~tor ~Jnd Jeapp;;cr ? 15 . Did 1h~ c!ljec .. ICv& ~hind s~m~thing ct Oa1y time, p~rtkui.:~rlt o ciou.f ! Don' T Know. 16 . D id ti-t~ obj~cr n-ov3 in front oF :-;ome ~hi ng-qt ony tim!!, part k u lo rly a c {o,Jd? i f' ~(ont c~. 17 . T ..,u in a .., .,..,Ofds thst following tn .. :;\ about the ubiect: 18, w~ Wi5h tO '<no~ ths angular Si::te. hold Q mot:n Stick Ot arm's l'!ngth i,, lin~ wit:l (.J ~a"1'),Am .j~J:..'!C~ :ll~ ,j \' jj much of th& c':lj!ct is covared by tn~ h~cd of the (\lotcn. If you hod pdrformi'd 1hh ~-:,~-&rtm:m~ ot ~h~ .,.;:tl:'l ;,! i,~ sigh~ing, how mvch of the t>bj~tct would hav" l;~an ::ov.,rad by th~ mc.tch h~ad? Drew a pic~ur' ~hot will show the sht'lps of tha obiect or obj~cts. Label end indods In '/Cur 1~3~r:h :.Tt .1a; .d~ ~ or tn~ obi,c:t :~c:r yov saw such as wing1, pr\)~ruions, etc:., and ~spttdolly e "hau.lt t r.lil s fJT \'!'Ji'- tr~n.:.. : P1,Jca on crrow ;..,,;de th~ drawing to shaw th~ direction the obi~ct WO! rnovin9. ~ IF y ou ;;r.s ..... o::;t"d YES, tn~o hnw for o~ay wou1d ycu say!? vtos? ------------ ',1:,~ .. ~ we"~ .':.J located wJ.,en you sow tn.3 oSj;lcr7 (Circle c. J: c. lnsid~ :. '~:1Ji.1S c . Outd~cr ~ 1 d. ln on c '?!one (Jyp.,) '23. \'/~, e you ( Circla UPI!} o tr'ltial ch:-m c: ..J .d,.! ' c. tr opH~ coun~ry ,id~? d. N.Jar em oi 'fl.}l~? tt. F lyir.g ovar a c i ~? f. Flying ov~r op.,n coun:ryl b. N~rthtto 5t ..... o. South f. Southw .. ;t :?.t2 How i,.JJt w-,, you moti,~? ---------mil' p~r hotJr . 11.3 Did you stop at cny time ~:Yhil!~ you W:.'Jf~ loo~iog at tha cbj let? (C ire 13 One) Y~s No 25. OiJ you o~s~rve the obi~ct ~hrough any of th(! filllowing? u. Ey~'Ji:a~es b. Sun gl c s -: ~ s d. Window ss e. Bino~ulars f. Tel~scope ;: The.~do1 ite