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1. OATE 2. LOCATION | 12, CONCLUSIONS
31 Jul 55 San Diego, California O Probebly Belloon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION GO Peseibly Galleon
. QO Was Aircroft
Lecel 01705072 (hug 10 Ground: Vi sual O Ground-Reder oO Probably Aireroft
GMT O Air Visual O Air-Intercept Rader |2 Possibly Aircraft
‘ PHOTC , OU O Was Astronomical
0 Yes OQ Probobly Astronomical
) No civilian (coc) O Possibly Astronomicel
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 6. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE (66 yy
MEXX insufficient Dota for Evaluation
20 mins 1 sometimes 3 Se

10, BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING | 11. COMMENTS

Round. Blue changes to yellow. When 3 objs Capella in NE on Horizon - 10 ddg elev.

appeared, two small ones rotated around a big | No toher major astro body in that
one. | section of sky. Insufficient data for
evaluation.

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1. DATE | LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS |
S/S OLY + O Was Balloon |
&-Aurust 1955 San Diero, California 5 idea aioe
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | ossibly Balloon |
a Bi Ground- Vi sual Oo Ground-Redar 5 Probably Aircraft .
cmt__01/0507Z_ Aucust 1955 0 Air Visual © Air-Intercept Radar O Possibly Aircraft
5. PHOTOS 5. SOURCE 0 Was Astronomical
O Yes . . 10 Probably Astronomical
{K No Civilian (coc) 17 yrs of are [& Possibly Astronomical
7, LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE i ee
th ; O Insufficient Dota for Evaluation
ree O Unknown |

Approx twenty (20) Minutes
10, BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING

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Cne and: sometimes’ three objects... There appeare
to be two small objects to the observer, which
rotated around a larger object. Blue changing }
to yellow. Anperared and disappeared in the NE

Due to the age and probable inexperienc
of the observer the veracity of the da
contained can be doubted. Jt is possitle
that while looking thru binoculars at

star the object could attain color in the
process of the light passing thru the

binoculars and any slight movement of |
the binoculars would tend to give move-| |
ment to the object. The fact that the

object remained in the same position
would tend to support the star theory

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POST TO GO HOME BEFORE REPORTING DISAPPEARANCE OF OBJECTS.
OBSERVER WAS STILL SEEING OBJECTS AT THEE HE CALLED IN REPORT,

WHICH WAS APPROXIMATELY 2@ MINUTESs NO EXPLANATION OR FURTHER COMMENT

CONCERNING THIS SIGHTING.
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1. ROUND ONE LARGER THAN THE OTHER TWO (A) ROUND (B) PIN (C) BLUE CHANG-

ING TO YELLOW CD) ONE SOMETIMES THREE (E) TWO SMALL ONES ROTATING (
AROUND ONE LARGER ONE (F) NONE (G) NONE (CH) NONE (1) NONE | :

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CF) UNKNOWN SEE REMARKS

3. (A) GROUND=VISUAL (B) BINOCULARS (C) N/A
4, (A) 95072 1 AUG 55 (B) NIGHT C
5. (A) EJ CC 5644 =
6. (A) SMR AGE 17 GURNEE SAN DIEGO. CALIF. STUDENT (GoOD)
(B) N/A (
7. (A) CLEAR WITH HIGH CLOUDS (B) SURFACE WINDS 329-93 KTS
(C) 1269 SCATTERED 6,90%° 220-07KTS 32,920 999-S5xTsS |
(D) 40 MILES VISIBILITY 17,200" G&D-99KTS 585909 230-25KTS (
(E) 1/12 16,900" 192-13KTS 89,299 UNKNOWN :
(F) NONE 205%02° 059-12KTS
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1M. POSSIBLE LOCAL TRAFFIC :
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Investigative Efforts (con't)

INVESTIGATIVE UNIT LOCATION OF SICHTING  CCNCLUSIOY Arte (ants. )
oa, 2: Flight 1-¢ Riverside, Calif. Optical Phenomena
2. Flight 1-C Glen Avon, Calif. Possibly Astronomical- A/U
3. Flight 1-C Hollywood, Calif. Possibly Astronomical
-he—#itpht-1-c_—_@rire—Eake-NAS,-OatttsHot—Ceneluded. Barro”
5S. Flight 3-F Harrisburg, Pa. | we Probably Hoax Miwe7, fA |
6. Flight 3—F Penbreck, Past * Reliability Cheek— A/¢-
7. Det 3 New York City, “.¥. Hoax
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Flight 1-1 Glendive, Montana Unknown J7do (ALC TIKUS
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be In addition te the above, two (2) limited follow-up
investigations are being conducted by Headquarters, 602d AISS,
by means of ATIC Form 16) (U.S. dir Force Technical Information
Shect). The above forms were sent to the observers of UFOB vy;

Sightings at Kansas City, Kansas ~nd/Santa Maria, California. = Chm

ce. The one (1) investigation which was not concluded

at the tirc of the June summary has been finishcd by Flight 2-D
with results as follows:

INVESTIGATIVE UIT LOC:TICH! OF SICHTING SHELUS TON
Afe Fight 2=D Dallas, Texas Unknown

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Saginaw, Michigan
Akron, Ohio
San Dieso, California
Zritish Columbia, Canada
Levellend, Texas
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Corvallis, Oregon
Iceland
Glenwood, Io;
Seloit, Wisconsin
Pinecastle AYB, Florida
3t Edward, Nebraska
Pattlecreex, Neorasxa

St Paul, Minnesota
Wacena, Minnescta
Crystal, Minnesota

London, England
Alamath, Orezon

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Roseville, California
Las Yezas, Nevaca

Newport Beach, California

seattle, Washington
Alhambra, Calivtornia
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Ishpeninz, Michigan
Madrid, Spain
Cutlervilie, Michigan
Sacrazento, California
frlinston, Virginia
Rarrisburg, Pennsylvania
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BVALUS: LON

Insuffictent Data
Other (UNRELIASLS PT)
Insuf*icient Data
Insurricient Tata

Balloon

Astro (MSTSOR)

ALverart

Insurficient Data
1L00n

Insufficient Data

Insufficient Data

Astro (ARCTURUS)

Raliocon

Aircraft

Aircraft

Astro (METEOR)

Sallocn

Astro (CAPELLA)

UNIDENTIFIED

Salloon

Astro (MSTEOR)
Aircraft

Balloon
Insufficient Data

Astro (STARS/PLANSTS)
Astro (METEOR)
Aircraft
Insufficient Data
Astro ( METEOR)
Palloon

Other (PSYCHOLOGICAL
Astro (MSTEOR)
Aircraft
Insufficient Data
insufficient Data
Astro (METEOR)
Sallcon
Astro (CAP
Aircraft
UNIDENTIFIED

insurffricient Vata

Atwan oa t+

s*-a & XS ae

Otter (HOAX)
insufficient Data
Other( INVERSION)

Other (UNRSLIAZi2 a

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Astro (STARS/PLANTTS
PFallocon
Falloon
-alloon

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Other (PSHYCOLOGICA
Other (HOAX/Smulsion
Flew)