PROJECT BLUE BOOK

Star-like object displaying movement. Bright Witnesses two young boys. Neighbor caled
round silver object in SW. Mede series of erce | to view obj. Believed it to be evening
and rise until disappearing aed clouds. Had | ster vith motion attributed to passing
red glow on leading edge. clouds. Jupiter in position of sighting

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3 . Transmitted herewith is Air Intelligence Information Report dated
.- 16 March 1954, in accordance with the provisions cf Air Force’ Regulation

200-2, 26 August ‘1953, and Air Force flegulation 200-2a, ‘2 November 1953.

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WARNING: This document contains information affecting the national defense of the United States within the meaning of the Bapio-
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AF , Sense 11 REPLACES AP FORM 118-—PAAT 1, CLAssiF CATION | (SECURITY INFORMATION when Aiied in)

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SUI LEMENT TO AF FORM 112

1. Description of object:
a. Round and unvarying ~
b. Sise comparable to baseball held at arns length

ce. Bright silver

a. One (1)

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£. No discernible features or details

g. Bright silver tapering exhaust about one-third (1/3)
the length of the object iteelf, This exhaust appeared only when
the object moved,

h. He sound
i. A red glow appeared on the leading edge of the object

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when it deeslerated and stepped.
2. Deseription of courses of abject:
a. Ovserver first saw object when he happened to glanee wp.

b. Odjest was in the southwest at an elevation of about
thirty-five (35) degrees when first sighted,

Gc, Odject in the southvest at an elevaticn
of about forty-five (45) degrees.

a. Odjest maneuvered in an are on a horisental plane and

ae eS a oa It performed this set of mansuvers
about three (3)

@. Object disappeared as a result of being obscured by
Clouds,

f, Thirty-five (35) minutes
3. Manner ef observation:

ea. Ground-visual

b. None

co. N/A

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4. Time and date of sizhting:

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7. Weather and winds aloft conditions at time of sighting:
a. Low blaek clouds covering most of sky
> 7.3. Weather Bureau repert of winds at tine of sighting:

Surface 225 26—30
6,000 280 41
10,000 290 41
16,000 300 41
20,000 310 43
30,000 320 56
50,000 300 49

®. Alto-oumulus et 15,000 feet, 1/10 coverage
Cirrus at 25,000 feet, 3/10 coverage

f. Negative
8, Other unusual activities or conditions:
a. At the time of the si -hting, searelizhts of commercial

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