PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD

1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
0 Was Ball
Ll & 12 Aug 55 Beloit, Wisconsin CO Probably Balloon
a. DATETIME she > 1a/our7] TYPE OF OBSERVATION = are
Ce ARR a Mink A legal iter ie las 9092 21 / ONL Ta && Ground: Vi sual O Ground-Rader . Bishan kovercti
GMT 3. 13/ 02202 0 Air Visual © Air-Intercept Radar O Possibly Aircraft
5. PHOTO + SOURCE CX Was Astronomical Meteors
| O Yes - Abeteirt ot etctbteta
fi Ne civilian and Goc ossibly Astronomic
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 6. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE a A a
0 Insufficient Date for Evaluation
lL - 2 seconds each four or more ee description 0D Unknown
observed ng on
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
‘our round obdjs, estimated as being three times Perseid shower. (Meteors)

size of basketball held at arms léngth, bright

mite and bright red varying. Seen at varying
Listances, seemed to be spinning, and sounded like
:lectric motor. & Course: S to N, N to S, stead
-ourse. Noise increased and objs faded. Seen th

.pinoculars and with naked eye by GOC and mayor,
nie? of police, and another observer.

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USA | AISS S-A-UFOB=1-55 | Ris i fie Be
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
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UFOs
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seloit, Wisoonsin & Morengo, fllinoie, USA i ‘Flight Sm Ay 4602D AISS
SATE OF REPORT eae “{OATEOFINFORMATION = = | EVALUATION ——
18 August 1955 8 ‘Aug 19555 ll-12 sug 1955 .

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RONALD 8, Lis as 2d Lt., USAF aumineeens Lo. Ss

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REFERENCES (Carnal wi ir, divetive, previous report, a. ar apriicablr any MSG DAYBOOT, 2834, 755th - AC & W SQe Williams —
Say, Wisoonsin & TT MSG DI 4843, 30th ADIV Belleville, | Michigan -

SUMMARY: (Enter concise summary of report, Gire signifcance in sinal une-sentence paragraph. Liat inclurures at lower bef. Be gin test we enort on AF F wit Pp tre J7.)

Ie CONTENTS:
PAR? ONS: Description of sighting by irs. apron.
PART TWO: Description of sighting by ur. Se,

PART THREE:

PART FOUR:
PART FIVS: Supplementary Investigative Efforts
PART SIX: Comments of Preparing Officer
II. SUMMARY: The following is the report of the Preliminary Investigation made
of the UFPOB'S reported in the Beloit, Wisconsin area (Georef GJaN 58350) 1204002
August 1955 and in the Morengo, Iliinois area (Georef GJBN 2415) 081000Z August 1955.

III. INVSSTIGATOR: 4/SGT STANLSY B. MONTZ AF 6933672

€ if RONALD E. LIEF
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To Source: irs, i
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Age: 36
Occupations House wire
Education: One and one half (13) years of High School
Qualifications; GOC Observer from 12 my 1955 to date, with
total of 248 hrs observer duty.

Ite RSLIABILITY: Source was unable to estimate distances accurately by
3sighte Would not even attempt to sketoh drawing of sighting. The source did not
&opear to have background experience which would aid in reporting a UFOB.

IIt. SOURCE'S DESCRIPTION OF SIGHTING: Source was on duty at Ground Observer

| Corp post located in Summit Park, Beloit, Wisconsin, At 1202202 August 1955, an

object the size of a baseball held at arms length, bright white to briznt red in

' coler resembling a bright star flashed across the sky, traveling in a north to

south direction at great speed. Similar star like objects appeared throughout a five
nour peried at intervais of two to three minutes. Direction of travel wes north to
south, and south to north, length of time visible varied from portion of a second

to the maximum two seconds. There was no regularity in the appearing of the objects
in regard to where they appeared on sky, the time between objects or Length of tine

| visible.

The objeots could not be sighted with binoculars due to the great speed of
Sravel and very short duration of visibility. © .

The GCC observation platform is located so as to permit excellant view of the

| sky to the north, east and seuth, vision to the west is obstructed by a wail.

fhe first object was sighted in the north, The weather was clear and dry with

| slight breeze blowing, and temperature was in the low seventies (70).

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Ie SOURCE: Mr. James Ao Ammstrong

Address; 764 West Grand St., Baloit, Wisconsin
Age: 50

Occupation; Auto mechanis

Educationsg One year of Colleges

Qualifications; GOC observer from 26 lay 1955 to date, with
27 hrs of observer duty.

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| II. NRSLIABILITY: Source would not make any direct statements concerning his
| personal observatiens, only that he saw the same thing his wife reporved, in the
| identical manner she did. Interview did not substantiate this source as being
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experisnced or desiring to add any information relating to the sighting. .t ‘
IIIe SOURCE*S DESCRIPTION OF SIGHTING: Source observed the sightings only after

being awakened at his home and going to the GOC post. Bright star-like objects

appearing at various heights above the horizon, traveling at great speeds ina

north to south or south to north direotion, color from a bright white to a bright
red with no sound heard,

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Flight 3-a, 4602D aISss AISS %a-UFOB}=1-55

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Ie SOURCE: Mr. Harold We. Varney

Address; 855 Bluff St., Beloit, Wisconsin

Ages 41

Occupations; Hish School Graduate

Qualifications; Three years GOC experience; present position
of GOC Supervisore

after serious thought, and some layman type research on the subject to satisfy
personal curiosity, to the fact that the bodies were "falling stars” or meteorite
activity entering the earths ctmosphers.

He indicated trat his first opinion, that objects were UroB, had been
influenced by the reporting GOC observer, The statements offered by the source

are believed accurate and in keeping with his education and experience, as a GOC
Supervisore

IIIo SOURCE'S DESCRIPTION OF THE SIGHTINGS: No observation of the sighting
was made wnile en route from the source's home to GOC post and he could not note
the sightings for twanty minutes after arriving at the GOC observer platform. fThe
GOC observer reporting the sighting aided hr. Varney and finally the objects were
sighted. The star-like objeots, varying in size from the size of a baseball to a
quarter held at arms length, appeared at various points in the sky, seemingly in
the path of the "Milky Wey", und would be visible for extremely short periods;
less than it. took the source to complete a breathing cycle.- Direotion of trevel
seemed to be limited to the length of the path of the "Milky Way", either north
to south or south to north.

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It was also noted by the source that the path of the "Milky Way" seemed to
changes direction slishtly during the hours of observation of sishtings. The
star-Llixe objects seemed to appear irresularly at intervals of tyvo to five minutes,

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Part Four
Flight Sa, 4602D alss AISS 3-A=UFOB-1<55 an 8 “e 7 ankee
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Addres ‘ » Morengo, Illinois

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II, RSLIABILITY: Source was cooperative, but limited the discussion to twelve
mimtes due to having to meet a farmer concerning a gravel hauling job. Source
had been given a ribbing, about having made the report ol the sightingssby the
local towns people and seems to have lost much of the apparent original enthusiasm
or reporting the sighting.

Source !s answers to questions conoerning the incident were of a light passing
nature with an accompaning smile and usually laughter. Since there was a six day
period between the acwual sighting and the interview, source was not quick to
answer and made zeneral overall statements, rather than clear to the point answers,

TII. SOURCE*S DESCRIPTION OF THE SIGHTINGS: At about 0405 hours, Central
Daylight Saving Time, on the morning of 8 August 1955, source was awakened by a noise
Similar to the drone of an electric motor, and saw a brighter than usual sky thru

the south-east windows of the first floor bedrom of his hans, The source arose

to investigate further, and noticed four bright round objects in formation in the

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lower south-eastern portion of the sky. Binooulars were used to visw objects and
showed the objects appeared to be spinnimge Ons odject was about thres feet in

diameter, the ether three much smallor, less than a quarter of the size of the
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The objects seem to have tne illuminating color of a fire-fly or lightning bug
and as the objects would "tilt" the under side would appear more oranze or flame
like in color. The odjeots would seem to stand still for awnile then move quite
| rapidly then slow down and stand still again. Direction of travel was to tae south

easte There seemed to be a change of color and a sort of exhaust or vapor trail
| made when the objects moved.

iro Miller's wife also saw the objects but only adced the statement "It wes a
| urierd sight” to the informatiom on the sight. The Mgnt Chief of Police, city of
| Morengo, Illinois, was called to Mfr. Miller's home and was reperted to have seen the
: : objects prior to sheir disapoearing into the daylight. The police oflioer could not
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_see8 the objects through the dDinoculars because of the bi-focal lenses of his eye
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SUPPLEMENTARY DNVESTIGATIVS RFFORTS:

| le The Planetarium Adler & Astromomical Museum, 900 E. Achsah Bond,
_ Chicago, Illinois, phone Viabash 21428, was contacted in regards to meteor activity
| on oF about 11 august 1955.

Mr. Schlesinger, director of the Planetarium reported that the Perseid
Meteor Shower occurs during the month of August, reaching & maximum of activity
on the 12th of August. The meteor shower path is along the “liilly Vay" axis and
if viewed from a clear area the number of meteors that could be observed is
approximately one per mimes

ire Schlesinger offered the following opinions when told the details of
the sightings. The Beloit, Wisconsin, sighting was undoubtedly the Perseid Meteor
Shower. It is highly probable the Marengo, Illinois, sighting was jet aircraft as
| viewed in the effeot of the high then soattered clouds and the sum rays at day
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break at 30,000 feet altitude.

2o Captain He Wo Nelson, Operatims Officer, 42d Fir, Int. Sq., 50lst AB
Group, O'Hare International Airport, Perk Ridge, Illinois, reported jet type fighter
aircraft (F-86=D) of his organization flying in the area visible to Marengo, Illinois,
during the early morning of 8 August 1955.

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Se The 755th AC & if SQ., Williams Bay, Wisconsin, sender of original [fT
message, was contacted. They give a negaiyive report on possible cause of any of the
sightings on the nights of 8, 9, ii and 12 August 1955,

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4, The 18th Weather Detachment, 12th Weather Squadron, Major McClurg,
Officer in Charge, was contacted. The weather report for the morning of 8 August
1955 for Rockford, Illinois, (20 miles west of the Morengo, Illinois, sighting)
vass visibility from midnight to four (4) AM ost., clear and 15 miles; at four to
five AW ost.e, clear and 12 miles at 6:;5H cst, thin high scattered clouds at 30,000
foeste The opinion was stated that the thin high scattered oloudd were probably
there during most of the night, but not picked up and reported until after day lizht.

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COMMENTS OF PREPARING Orric.Rs
Ll. The TT messaga, D/iBOOT, 2834, from the 775th AC & Wi Sqe, Williams Bay,

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| of two different UFOB sightings, in two different locations at two diferent
tines of the month, thereby greatly confusing the investigator initially.
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2. ‘mn attempt was made to contact both the imyor and Chief of Police of
of tha sighting,and also that Beloit has no Mayor.

So In regard to the Beloit sighting, in accordance with my own studies of
astronomy and the many times I have observed similar meteorite activities, and

tpteor Shower, I am inclined to agree with both him and lr. Varney, that the
Beloit siznting was part of the Meteor Shower,

4, In view of the weather conditions on the morning of 8 August (thin
scattersd clouds at 30,000 feet) and the known fact that aircraft of the 42nd
FIS were participating in exrly morning flights at the time of the sighting;
plus tne fact that Mr. Miller had just awakened and was reluctant to make any
concrete statements, I assume what he saw was a jet type aircraft plus its
reflections in the clouds. ~-

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COMMENTS of Approving Officer:

| sighting was generated by astronomical activity, i.e., the anmual August meteor
' showers.

2- Concur with the opinion of the Preparing Officer that the sighting by

Lr TI « Morengo, Tllinois, was possibly caused by jet aircraft known
to be ocerating in the vicinity.

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Beloit. However, when approached, the Chief of Police stated that he knew nothing

in accordance with lir. Sohlesinger's experience and information about the Perseid:

Wisconsin, upon which this investi; gation was based was @ combination of informat#n

1. Concur with the opinion of the Preparing Officer that the Beloit, Wisconsin

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(H). SOUNDED LIKE ELECTRIC MOTOR

(I). SEEMED TO BE SPINNING
(2). NORTH TO SOUTH

(A). ILLUMINATION IN SKY

(B). AZIMUTH 2493 MILES
(C),. UNKNOWN

(D)« NORTH TO SOUTH AND SOUTH TO NORTH SPINNING AND HOLDING STEADY
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(B) ABOUT THREE TIMES THE SIZE OF A BASKETBALL
(C) BRIGHT WHITE VARYING IN COLOR TO BRIGHT RED

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(G) SAME AS (B) ABOVE
(H) SOUNDED LIKE ELECTRIC MOTOR
(I) SEEMED TO BE SPINNING
(2) NORTH TO SOUTH |
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(B) AZIMUTH 245-26 MILES
(C) UNKNOWN

(E) NORTH TO SOUTH AND SOUTH TO NORTH CMA SPINNING AND HOLDING
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(3) COLOR CHANGED TO BRIGHT RED CMA NOISE INCREASED AND OBJECT
‘FADED

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(A) CIGILIAN CMA 1? elgg 4, sevort wisc

CMA GOC SUPVR PD

PLS re eee) ont eee eee ge are or == YC CO

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(B) THREE OTHER PERSONS BELEIVED TO BE MAYOR AND CHIEF OF POLICE

OF BELOIT AND ONE OTHER PERSON CMA NONE POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED PD
(7) WEATHER CLEAR

(A) CLEAR

7B) 6@@ FT 368 DEG AT 19 KTS CMA 1990 FT 2@ DEG AT 39 KTS
OMA + 16909 FT 339 DEG AT 30 KTS CMA 23209 FT AT 333 DEG AT

3353 KTS INA 3908 FT 322 DEG AT 2 KTS CMA 45990 FT 296 DEG

AT 43 KTS CMA 50222 AND 808900 FT NOT AVAIL
(C) UNLIMITED

7D) UNLIMITED
(E) NONE
(F) NONE

(3) NO

(990 NONE

€10) NONE

(1 Ln 24LT CMA SENIOR DIRECTOR CMA POSSIDLE

‘CAUSE CANNOT BE DETERMINED
(12) NONE

22MARKS CMA OBJECT WAS LEAVING VAPOR TRAIL PASSING OVER PLACE OF
SIGHTING EVERY TWO MINUTES PD

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