P KOJECT 10073 RECORD NUMBER OF OaJECTS LENGTH Or OBSERVATION I 5 minutes 1 6 . TYPE OF OBSERVATION i Ground Vis\..:.al l 7. COURSE see sum.'llBry 19. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 10. CONCLUSION Probable : Hot Air BALLOON 11. BRIEF SUI.\.\\ARY AND ANALYSIS The observe r s ighted a yello\lish, circular object that -was at roof top level and rose upward in an arc. Cotllllents: Another osbserver in the control object and said it appeared to be a balloon attached. The description of the object i s of garmet-bag hot-air balloons. to~er si&~ted the with a scall ligh~ similar to those l f T D S E P 6 3 0-329 {TOE) Pr .. vloue edltlona o f !hi> for::> m.&7 be u .. d. L\CLASS!FIEO 9 . OTHE~ Vt.JUSAL f-EATUF,ES-FUZZY ~SGES PAGE 2 RUW~BDA0~42 UNCLAS E F T 0 6, DESCRIPTIOf'i OF COURSE 1. ~UST HAPPE~EL TO SEE I T 2 . RISING A1' SO DEGREES TO TrlE ~EST 4 , RCSE I N A~ Up,,ARD ARC ST~RT!I~G ~T ROOF LLVEL 6, FIVE MINUTES 1 , GROUND VISUAL C e i!.1E A"'D DATE OF SIGHTllJG ~. LCCATiC~ OF JoSERVE~ F . J.:>SE!-<VER IDErlTIFICATIO~l SECURITY POLICE , VERY RELIA1L~ ) G , ,lEATHER COi'JOITIONS PAGE 3 RUWJBOA05~2 UNCLAS E F T 0 2 UNAVAILJ\ BLE 4. 30 rvl! LES I. i'llONt.. ) Ko UFO OFFICER SUMMARY 0 I NVESTIGATION REVELA~D T HAERE WERE NO AIRCRAFT OR SCti2:DVLED BALLOON ACT!VITY Hi THE VICHIT'f OF TH~ SlGI-iT l ,;.7 P H I 0 R I T Y AT THE TI~IE REPORTED BY A!R~AN DEGENHARDT. HCWEVER, W~ !\LSO LEARNED THAT A SGT JO:-ihiSON, I N OUR CONT~OL TOWeR, VI U THE OSJECT AND S~!D THAT IT APPEARED TO BE A BALLOON ) WIT~ A S~ALL LI GHT ATTACH~O. PTTEZYU~I RUjJSDA05 42 0260114-EEE~--RUEDFIA ZI'IY EEEEE F~1 AF~TC EDWARDS AFa CALIF RUdMFVA/ADC ENT AFB COLO ~u OSA/27AIR DIV LUKE AFB RU~FH~A/CSAF/AFROC/ wASH OC/SA;= li~ICLAS E F T 0 ;=TOO UFO RSPORT 1 . ShAPE -CI RCULAR AND SOLID r> k r o R r r ( I~ IE '7-J:J 2. S IZE -ABOUT THE SIZE OF A BA~RACI<S WINDOW J 3 . COLOR -Y~LLOWISH u " NUM8ER -O~IE 59 OISCERNI SLE FEATUR~S -NO'IE 7, TAiL" TRAlL OR EXr...;UST -'i0~1E Ui'.CLASS I FIEQ