PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD

ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)

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1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
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L954, Millerton, Pa Save O Probobly Balloon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION G \Faseiity Ballece
, O Wes Aircroft
Local & Ground- Vi svol O Ground-Redar PO Probably Aircroft
GMT 06/22002 D Air Vi sual © Air-Intercept Radar |2 Possibly Aircraft
S. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE 0 Wos Astronomical
O Yes QO Probcbly Astronomical
@ No Civilian O Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8 NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE O Otner as
Stwegiech+ Mi cht 10 Insufficient Data for Evaluation
j ,85 Sat 2 biG . 0D Unknown
: a Varied
10, BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11, COMMENTS oi
1] tbe shane, 1 cup shape, 1 tube shape with | Report by young children. Thunder
bios. Steatcit line of flight. Objects shower activities i: area. Probatiy
100 f+. long. WNo formation observed serarately./c si ‘tings.
So) of a/c heard. No exhaust.

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_ AUNCLASSIFIED/9ARS7-306. IN ACCORD WITH AFR 274-2 DATED 26 AUG 53 THE
FOLLOWING UFOBR RPT IS HEREBY SUBMITTED:

PARA ONES DESCRIPTION OF OBJECTS. (A) ONE OPJECT SIMPLE TUBE SHAPED.

“ONE OBJECT CUP SHAPED. ONE OBJECT TUPE SHAPED WITH HUMPS. (5) SIZE

SUDGED AT ONE HUNDRED FEET LONG. (C) ALL THREE OBJECTS PLACY WITH

| WHITE BORDERS. (D) THREE OBJECTS SIGHTED. CE) NO FORMATION ALL THREE

SIGHTED SEPERATLEYe (F) CUP SHAPED OFJECT APPEARED TO HAVE CABLE

SPANNING TOPSIDE. (G) NO EXHAUST SIGHTEDe CH) ONE OFSERVER HEARD SOUND

» RESEMBLING LARGE FLANE LOW IN VOLUME. ANOTHER OBSERVER SAW A FOUR
' ENGINE PLANE PUT HEARD NO SOUND. C1) NA

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D) ONE OBJECT ESTIMATED TWO TO BIVE MILES AWAY FROM OBSERVER AND

S HIGH AS PIPER CUB FLYS TRAVELING SOUTHWEST TO NORTHEAST ACROSS AN
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COVERING ONE FIFTH TO ONE SIXTH OF THE

“OURSE ROTATING ON A CENTER AXIS MAKING TEX TO FIFTEEN REVOLUTIONS

IN A COUNTER CLOCKWISE DIRECTIONe CUP SHAPED OBJECT NEITHER ROTATED

; REVOLVED BUT TRAVELED FROM A POINT STRAIGHT SOUTH OF THE OBSERVER

‘0 A POINT SOUTHEAST IN FOUR MINUTES. CE) OBSERVER ATTEMPTED TO ADJUST f

SMALL TELESCOPE ON TUBE SHAPED OBJECT HOWEVER LOST SIGHT DURING THE

-~ROCESSe CUP SHAPED OBJECT FLEW INTO THE CLOUDSe (F) LENGTH OF TIME
til SIGHT FOUR MINUTES.

PARA THREES MANNER OF OBSERVATIONS €A) GROUND VISUAL. (RB) NONE. (C)

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PARA FOURS TIME AND DATE OF SIGHTINGS (A) 4622967 JUL 54.

CB) DUSKe
LOCATION OF ORSERVERS$ (A) ELEVEN MILES WEST THREE MILES
SOUTH OF FULLERTON, NEBRASKA.

PARA FIVES

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_ PARA SIX IDENT INFORMATION OF ALL OPSERVERS? ( Aakgsiiiliertiiiimeigiiiagae =
AGE THIRTEEN YRS gM, CE SEVEN Yrs. eG ACE

FIVE YRSe MAIL ADDRESSe IN CARE OF 2B PALMER NEBRASKA.
ESTIMATE OF RELIBILITY: THE CHILDREN WERE INTERVIEWED PY THEIR OLDER
BROTHER SiON STATES THE FOLLOWING! THE CHILDREN
HAVE GOOD EYESIGHT. WITH THE EXCEPTION OF MMR WHO IS NEARSICHTED.
) HIS CORRECTIVE GLASSES NEED TO BE CHANGED TO A STRONGER PAIR. THE
| CHILDREN ARE NOT IMAGINATIVE ESPECIALLY AND ARE THRUTHFUL. THE
OLDEST TWO STUCK TO THEIR STORIES ON NEARLY EVERY POINT UPON REPEATED
QUESTIONING.

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PARA SEVENS WEATHERS (CA) PARTLY CLOUDY THUNDERSHOWERS NO WIND AND

NO CLOUD MOVEMENT. (€B) NAe €C) UNKe (D) UNKe CE) PARTLY CLOUDY THUNDER-
SHOWERS IN APPROX NORTHEAST.

PARA EIGHTS NAe

CARA NINES NONE.
"PARA TEN? NAe
ABA ELEVEN? ONE FOUR ENGINE ACFT WITE US MARKINGS IN NORTE SIGHTED

*Y ONE OBSERVER.
-ARA TWELVE’ THIS RPT IS BASED ENTIRELY UPON A LETTER RECEIVED AT THIS

“OS FROM See... ampaiegm !ADE REFERENCE TO REPEATED

| QUESTIONING AND USE OF DRAWINGS WHEREBY THE YOUNGEST GIRL PICKED OUT

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THE MOST LIKELY LOOKING DRAWINGe FROM THE APPARENT SERIOUS APPROACH

OF THE LETTER AND SQM, QUESTIONING OF THE CHILDREN AND HIS
32LIEF IN THEM IT APPEARS THE CHILDREN ACTUALLY SAW SOMTHING. AS TO

THE NATURE OF THE OBJECTS THIS HQS DOES NOT FEEL QUALIFIED TO RENDER

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