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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD

1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
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28 November 1956 Washington, D.C. Bl) Pocctly Ballers
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
Local XB Ground- Visual 0, Ground-Radar e poeeue Kivavehi
GMT 28/1100Z D Air Visual O Air-Intercept Radar O Possibly Aircraft
5. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE }o Was Astronomicol ‘
0 Yes O Probobly Astronomical
(XNo Civilian D Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE 0, Other
POX Insufficient Data for Evaluation
0 Unknown
ten minutes one North | pie te lB)
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS

One object dome shaped, size of large Of preparing officer, 112 possi-
beach umbrella, color white. Observer ble light fefraction, However,
first noted object through her bed- there is not sufficient data for
room window. Watched object for 5 min-| a firm evaluation,

utes as it moved north and disappeared}
Shrotly it reappeared and remained

in postion for another 5 minutes and
again moved northward and disappeared,

ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)

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APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948

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AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT

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Unidentified Flying Object Report |
AREA REPORTED ON . From (Agency) Director of Plans and Programming,
Washington, D. C,_ Headquarters Command, USAF, Bolling AFB
DATE OF REPORT DATE OF INFORMATION EVALUATION ee
18 December 1956 28 November 1956 Uneval uated

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PREPARED BY (Officer)

Major James E. Geurts

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REFERENCES (Control number, directive, previous report, etc., as applicable)

None

SUM MARY: (Enter concise summary of report, Give significance in final ons-sentence paragraph, List inclosures at lower left. Begin tert of report on AF Form 118—Part IL.)

The following information is reported in accordance with AFR 200-2, Unidentified
Flying Objects Report, dated 12 August 195k:

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<f Keue GEUR

Major, USAF
sistant Director, Plans '
f Programming

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DISTRIBUTION BY ORIGINATOR

l cy - Dir of Intelligence, Headquarters USAF, Washington 25, D. Co
1 cy - Chief, Air Technical Intelligence Center, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio

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AF FORM 112—PART Il

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ater AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
from (ume) Dir, Plans and Program | 7"
ming Headquarters Command, 3-56 eatin ae ree

l. Description of the object:

; a. Dome shaped.
4 b. Large beach umbrella.
c. White,
d. One.
e. Negative.
f. Negative.
g. Negative.
h. Negative.
ie Negative °

2. Description of couse of object:

a. Mrs. Barry at 0600, 28 Nov 56, awoke and upon looking out her bedroom window
observed a "flying saucer" which was approximately 'x6' in diameter, dome

shaped, and white in color.
b. Object about 25 degrees above the horizon in a Westerly direction.
c. Object remained at about the same elevation, moved to the North and disap-

peared.
d. After watching approximately five minutes, the object moved Northward and

disappeared. Shortly thereafter it returned to approximately its original

position.
e. After remaining in position approximately another Tive minutes, it again

moved northward and disappeared.
f. Ten mimtes.

3. Manner of observation:

a, Ground-evyisual.
b. None,
c. Negative.

. Time and date of sighting:

a@. 11002 28 November 1956.
be. Dark.

5. Location of observer:

2, GD , Washington, D. C.

6. Identifying information of observer:

as eae 335 nye OF N. We, Washington, D. C.

Clerk-typist.
7. Weather and wincs--aloft, conditions at time and place of sighting:

a. Clondless since 1700Z previous day, visibility 15 mi, winds strong at 12-2
pn Ww.

b. Surface pressure rising contimmously since 1400Z previous day. Ridge of hi
pressure over Washington was rising in intensity am high pressure area was
centered over Tallahasse, Florida. Although as indicated above surface winds
were strong previous day they were absolutely calm at the time of sighting.

Preeeers rose from 29.79hg to 30.05 hg over past 30 hours. Radar set inopera~
ive.

APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948

AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT

FROM (Agency) 12" y AnS arE ograle REPORT NO.
ppt ig Headquarters Command, 3-56

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Surface, calm
6000 265/ ris
| 10000 2¢60/3

16000 Se

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ce. Ceiling = clear,
d. Visibility - 15 mi.
e. Amount of cloud cover — none.
f, Thunderstorms in area - none.

8. Negative.

9, Negativo.

10. Negative.
ll. Position title and comnts of the preraring officer:

a. Assistant Directar of Plans and Programming.

b. A telephone conversation with oct ered the additional informati
regard to UFOB, After the object peared the second time, Mrs

went back to and it is unknown whether it returned or not. The wine
dowa of t residence are covered with a plastic material which serves
as a storm wirdew. It is possible that som light refraction a distortion
occurred amd was mistakenly identified as an UFOB. Mrs. d not eppear
to be seeking any personal notoriety. The reliability o report is

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12. Negative 2