PROJECT BLUE BOOK

Was Balloon
01 Julv 1937 Brooklvn,New York 0 Probably Balloon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Possibly Balloon
Local Ground-Visual Ground-Rodar 0 Was Aircraft
0 Probably Aircraft
GMT_02/0430Z Air-Visual Air-intercept Radar OC Possibly Aircralt
5. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE Was Astronamical
Yes 000 Probably Astronomical
XONo Civilian Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMB COURSE Other.
000 Insufficient Data for Evaluation
Unknown
1 minute 15 seconds one NE to SW
TO. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SICHTING 11. COMMENTS
Object appeared A/C in turn often appears station appears station
to be two light viewed viewed w/low ary for short periods. Other ele-
powered binoculars, connected powered binoculars, connected by a ments characteristic of a/c sight
fuselage w/tint fuselage w/tiny tso light in row ing. Case evaluated as a/c.
resembling ports. hovered novered then
moved slowly f moved slowly fr S..
ATIC FORM 3
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02/04302
AF FORM 112 UNCLASSIFIED ATC
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948 /15ituss (CLASSIFICATION)
COUNTRY REPORT NO. LEAVE E BLANK →
USA IR-01-57
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
SUBJECT
UFOB Report
AREA REPORTED CM FROM (Agency)
Frooklym, New York Ha 26th Air Division (Def) Roslyn, N.Y.
DATE OF REPORT DATE OF INFORMATION EVALUATION
22 July 1957 1 July 1957
PREPARED BY (OfiCEr) SOURCE
THEODORE MARACHE, Captain, USAFR lyn...N.Y.
REFERENCES (Control number, directise, prerious report, de., as appiicuble)
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SUMMARY: (Enter comcise summary of report. Gine significance in final one-sentence paragraph. List inclosures at lower left. Begin tert of report on AF Form 11s Part II.)
In accordance with paragraph 7d, AFR 200-2 the attached UFOB report is
submitted.
a. Civilian, Mr reported on 1 July 57 7 that he saw an object
in the sky emanating yellow-vrange lights. This object at first remained stationary
for a few seconds and then moved very slowly off/ Lights appeared to be connected
by a fuselage studded with tiny dots of lights resembling studded with tiny dots of lights - resembling ports. ports.
b. Estimated to be probably a helicopter. Estimated to be probably a helicopter.
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UFOB Report
(2)(a) Object appeared to be two (2) lights and when n viewed with low powered
field glasses appeared to be connected by a fuselage with tiny dots
of light row resembling ports.
Negative
Yellow-orange
One
COOOCCG N/A
See (a)above
Negative
No sound heard
(i) No wings or tail section; no exhaust or signs of engine
(2) (a) Yellow-orange light in sky.
(b) Negative
(c) Negative
d From Source's letter: "At Il:30 PM, the night of July 1, I glanced
out of my window and noticed a yellow-orange light in the sky due
east of my house. It moved a few points It moved a few points north very quickly and then north very quickly and then
remained stationery in the air for 15 air for 15 seconds. This is what aroused
my curiosity. I watched for awhile my curiosity. watched for awhile and it began and it began moving very moving very slowly
from its northeast from its northeast position to position to southwest, passing near my house. I southwest, passing near my house. I
watched it with my naked eyes and eyes and then with then with a pair of low powered
field glasses for about one minute". glasses for a about one minute".
(3) (3) (a) Ground-Visual
(b) Low-powered (b) Low-powered field field glasses i glasses
(c) N/A
(4)a) (4) (a) 02/0430Z Jul 57
(b) Night
Prookl , New York
(6) (a) Mr Brooklyn, N.Y.
(b) N/A
(7) (a) Cloudless
(b) Surface 320 deg 17
6,000 320 deg 25
10,000 330 deg 30
16,000 330 deg 40
20,000 320 deg 95
30,000 310 deg
50,000 310 deg 40
80,000 Light Varl
Unlimited
000C Unlimited
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IR-01-57
None
(9) None
(10) Unknown
(ll) Intelligence Officer. The sighting may have been a helicopter.
(12Negative
THEOBORE MARACHE
Captain USAFR
Intelligence Officer
COMMENTS of Approving Officer:
Concur with the opinion of the Preparing Officer; item (ll) above.
2.1H. Willcef
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