PROJECT 10073 RECORD i . NUMBER Of OBJECTS 10. CONCLUSION SATEIJ.ITE Tashington Object r.sported by the ldtress to be a Satellite. ECHO and ~EGA~US schedu] g checked am nat ;n a.~a. .... 'h::ahl.::. rn-.h .:. ... ~ .ol1.;~ ;. LENGTH OF :>3SERVATION Not Stated f TYPE OF Oo3:RVATION Groun:i-ViSt:al ? . . PHYSICAL E VIDENCE 11. BRJ!:F SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Sa.7.el1 jte observed in flight from North to South. rec:.:.asted srsc:i.t:ic identification. Desc::-i pti on in accord Hith Sa tel lite sighting. f-TD S E P 63 0-329 (TOE) Pr.vlou ecUUotu o f thh lonra CU1 be ued, Whim )CS o~.ma lsatA aatelli te-- crhu"e aJ'e tt.D- 30-' to-tba Dallecl .,-.;. > L~ ~we1; -UBAP~ ~,_:-CbU Br"Mb IU.Io.ty Relatione-Divisian Ottice r4 Ini'o.mation- HC:AOQUART:::RS FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY D IVISION AIR F O RCES t'STEM.:> ::OMM.-\NO U"'ITE O STATIZS AIR FORCE RIGHTO,,TTERSON A!R FORC~ OJlU:' , OHIO R~'>LY T O oro Sighting, Kelso, \vashington, 23 Jul 65 ro: Hq usAF s~--orcc (Nrs Hunt) Reference the att2.ched letter f1~m requesti~3 inr1~tion on her ob3ervation ot 23 JUly Her observa- tion ~aa been evaluated as a aatellit~. Th~ description which sh~ save is in accord vi th this analysis. Both Echo and Pegasus sche~ies have been c~ecked and none of these satellites were over ~e area at the t~e. However, there are mote than thirty . satelli~s and sat~llite componenets in orbit vhich are visible FOrt 'l'riE C0~1MANDER ERIC T de JONCI<Hf~ Colonel, USAF Depu~y for Technology end Subsystems 'tOU. T! ''.:' I.)C _t:GS OF ~ECtJ?' fYI I,tr Sherry Gri:ffi th