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PROJECT 10073 RECORD

1. DATE - TIME GROUP 2. LOC ~ION
3 September 50 04/0620 Fairchild AFB, Was

10. CONCLUSION
Astro (METEOR)

4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
One

Evaluated as a meteor observation.
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS

Rapidly Object was a bluish white light approaching the car from the

Northeast. The light was moving at "high speed" ami came at
- ee eee the car directly as thoughk it was going to hit. According t&«
Ground-Visual observers wife, the light increased in size (from that of an
7. COURSE auto headlight to twice the size) over the hanger area, emitting
' sparks in a fiery trail appearing in various color other than
blue-fhite which it had been. Suddenly the light went out.
6. PHOTOS No sound

9 PHYSICAL EVIDENCE

0 Yes

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SS SUBJECT (Unclassified) Sightings of Unusual Objects

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Intelligence Center, Hq USAF = AFOIN-V/TC Lt. Col Willis/55894
Wright-Patterson AFB,

_ Dayton, Ohio

Headquarters 57th Air Division letter, undated, with one (1) inclosure ani two
(2) indorsements is forwarded for your information and retention,

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HEADQUARTERS PIF TEENTH AIR FORCE, March Air Force Base, California

mt A ails General, Strategic Air Command, Offutt Air Force Base,
Omaha, Nebraska |
1. Forwarded for your information.

2. The 57th Air Division has been instructed that in the case of

future_sightings any information of a potential intelligence value will
be reported in accordance with Air Force Regulation 200-15 where no
established report and procedure is involved.

FOR THE COMMANDING GENERAL:

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921D UNCLASSIFIED
SULJECT: Sightings of Unusual Objects

TO: Commanding General
Fifteenth Air Force

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ATIN: Director of Intelligence
California

1. Attached are three (3) instances of sightings of unusual aerial
objects by personnel of FAFB. In two instances the sightings were made
by rated officers and all three individuels are considered competent and
reliable.

2. Due to the fact that no satisfactory explanation of these sight-
ings is apparent and the near coincidence of times, and dates, they are
forwarded for your information and/or forwarding to appropriate agency. SSo

3. Aircraft, aircraft landing lights, jet trails, meteorites and
other natural phenomena have boen ruled out as explanations by this Head~
quarters.

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4. Request instructions as to reporting procedure in case of future
sightings.

FOR THE COMMANDING GENERAL ;

Mileles Juke

ADELINE FRANZEL

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