PROJECT BLUE BOOK

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT CASE FILES · 1947 – 1969

CASE REFERENCE—

DATE OF SIGHTINGDate not recorded

REPORTED LOCATIONLocation not recorded

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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD —

1. DATE 2 LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS

Was Balloon
Probably Balloon
Possibly Balloon

Wos Aircraft
Probably Aircroft
Possibly Aircraft

Wes Astronomical
Probably Astronomical
Possibly Astronomical

Other.

Unknown Date 1954 Florence, Massachusetts _

3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION

LecstMOrming, Day | AK Ground Visel 0 Ground-Roder

CMT O Air Vi suel © Air-Intercept Radar

OBJECTS | 9. COURSE

7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION

Brief one Descending —— Dote for Evaluation
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING ae. TT, COMMENTS —-
Letter dated 30 July 1957 reporting Insuffictent Data. Report received
observation of object described as a “fish three years after sighting.

plane”. Sighting about "three years ago".

Lacy working at brush factory «!unced up and
saw object of tremendous sive aml colored
descending behind some trees. Witness sincere

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For the last few years I nave rr’sd:
to Might a guilty conscience for
falling to report my experience in
1954. AD of the cid #xcuses appiy in
my case but I fael it ts time to free
myself of qaullt and tell anyone ‘n-
terestea in my experience.
We lived ‘n a omal resort area in
84 ateut 2% miles from 3 smal
‘own where my widowed motbe,
‘tved alone. The stretch between
countryside and some areas, are

quite vacant of farm homes.

About 9.00 >. m. one evening [ de-
cided to go *o «my mothers for a
short visit since [ Enew she never re-

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ward the amalj tbwn where
mother lived.

‘I had oniy gone a short distance
when I noticed a brilliant light high
in the sky out of the window on my
Aide. Siowing down eo that I could
take time to look, I noticed the ligot
seemed to be coming down slowly

and growing brighter. [ contmuied
98 4S a craw, vatening 4 worder-
ing what on é¢arth su @ priazht

ight could be Coming *o Me end of
the grave! road, insteac of turnina
on the Diacxtop, I pulled the car oif
ta the side of the road. A seconc
later, [ shut the motor off and sas
there watching the light as is suli
dapeended sicowly but now swayed

from aide to side. I fastenea my Light

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ead and 7 felt a tingling sensation
is Y I actwally had been eiectricaly
‘ocked.
t later “emed to me ‘nat my
na Sad ~en ceompletetr cead for
‘arrcy though ‘* “ad oniy
ioutese. Tren mv “| wnees
‘eemea © of Jive agam, 1 fem shes

iaetning OF xameene .n thzs huge.

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had never heard of sAuctrs or ‘Dace
Ships then and all I knew was chat
this craft was beyond any‘fing ever
heard of and I felt fear swailuw me

compietely. My heart started to
Sound and i [eit my stomach °iimo-
ing Ue an elevator and [ covanseea
T*24,7 032c2 OM Lae car 12"
ninuwe, i fet sure 1 Wou.e herr ive
to tail tne story even !f I ranted ‘w.
AS wnat instant, tae craft siartec
macing “ewvard and tn seconds ws
compieteiy cut of sight!

A few minutes later I managed ‘co
get >ack in the car out I certainly
Was not ready to start it, |] wos shak-
ing © hard my teeth rattied.

It was about 20 minutes later oe-

fore I managed to start the car and —

slowly I drove the rest of the way to
my mothers. When she saw my face,
she was highly alarmed, thinking

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Abo :+ three verre ago when I lived in North m-son, Mess. I x — ed . Lhe
orgorwlaettie Brieh Co. in Florence, “53, I slenced up ros ay wor on this pov
day and f suw this tremendous colorful fich descending behind some trees. Lt whe tae

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Piret thae I td seen auch en object sna T nenSionet to ay ‘slow vorsers rT ju

seen a Trish olene. Leing = person of great curso saty penile 7 * ne ricer . ,. er

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tie Clwil Defenses in thet «ree end [ «lso wrcte the 4o70th urou.: eg let mated

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letter to sone huge place in ew York. I could never learm froa sny oi Less prose

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Seot-chment fo 1 in New Heve. conn. *hey notified me ney vere soln, 6° OF 2m

what tney lesrned. I did aeie -notuer -ttenrot st snother dete to look sround ena

their wes an open field there { morn lly thoucht it wee * nice sivce tor is.
it uns thet sort of an object. T «leo het tnobtner idee since wete’. ag 2 t

Oro sPam oa testing telephons se iiorent from tae bottom of the sea now if this objec

te not of or from an eneay it cert. icly could prove invalunacle in this particulsr
field. Either testing eculorsit tor underwaterera?t or observing oun peter engl .
sar, Its deeign ic proof of its infellibity for « mimber of uses both militartiy an

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T en azoine to ettemet to eke cnother likeness to this abject below, 4% otcoure

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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
BUREAU OF SHIPS

WASHINGTON 25, D.C. IN REPLY REFTR TO
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ae UG 1957

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12.3 is La reply to your letter of 9 July 1457 telling of  °n unusual
experienee you hud three years ago and sugyesting that this experience
wisht be the basis ior testing telepmone equipment from the bottom of
the gea,

The Javy ls aiways intereated to hear new ideas for inproving its
equipwent and iy eepeclally pleased to hear from individuai citizens
who wish to bring these matters to the Navy's attention, The avy
is fortunate in having ‘eveioped many specialized techniques for

testing equipment for unierwater craft and for observing and learning
the sea, I believe ‘hat our knowledge of these matters has advanced

so far that we will uot ve able to make use of your idea which you
have so kindly submitted to us.

it is my understandiog that the Department of the Air Fores is coordinating
all reports on unidentified flying objeete and for this reason, I om
taking the liberty of ‘forwarding your letter to that Department for
evalustion and further reply te you.

Sineerely yours,

I. MiMer
nap for Logteation s Linioee
9 Orit nian

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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY 7?
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WASHINGTON 235, D. Cc. IN REPLY rEereR TO
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From: Chief, Bureau of Ships 5~Aug 1957
‘Tos Office of Information Services,

Department of the Air Force
Subj: Report of unidentified flying object

Encl: (1) Letter from “rs, dtd 30 57

rom BuShips
l. Enclosure (1) is forvarded for further reply concerning Mrs.
report of an unidentified object observed three years ago when s

(2) Copy of letter of even date to Mrs.
Nae
in Northampton, Massachusetts.

2. Mrs. QBPBae boon informed of this referral by enclosure (2).

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