PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
Was Balloon
? November 1957 ?_November_1957 Garwd, Poland 000 Probably Ballcon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION D Possibly Balloon
Locol. WGround-Visual Ground-Rodur Ground-Rodur 0 Was Aircraft
C1 Probably Aircroft
GMT AinVisual AinVisual Air-Intercept Radar 0 Possibly Aircraft Possibly Aircraft
5. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE JDX Was Astronomicol Meteor
Yes D D Probably Astronomical
N Civilian 0 Possibly Astronomical Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF OSSERVATION LENGTH OF OSSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS B. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE COURSE 00 Other. Other_.
000 Insufficient Data for Evaluation Insufficient Data for Evaluation
15-20 Unknown
seconds one NNE
1D. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
Rectangular shaped object, yellow- Meteor sighting.
orange color. No sound. Caught source'$
attention because of illumination.
From SSW, overhead to NNE disappearing
over horizon.
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)

UNCLASSIFIED 247
CLASSHICATION) (SECURITY INFORMATION Iwhen filled in)
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN REPORT NO. (Leave blank)
GERMANY = IR-540-58
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
AREA REPORT CONCERNS [17593|
GARVOL, Poland
AGENCY OF ORIGIN DATE OF REPORT
FRANKFURT TEAM, 7053rd AISS 25 Apr 58
7050TH Air INTSERGRU (USAFE) 484G.
SOURCE OF INFORMATION DATE OF INFORMATION
Nov 57 nlte
JCP
PREPARING OFFICER EVALUATION DATE OF COLLECTION
MICHAEL NOVAKOVIC 21 Apr 58
lst Lt., USAF $F-6 $F6$
Refenences (Contral suwber, directine, previons repont. de., as eppiteatile) Rererenccs (Contral suwber, directine, prerions repont, dle., as eppiteatle)
SEE II BELOW .SEE II BELOW MAY 26 1059 MAY 26 1959
(BAIR 460T)
SUBJECT
UNIDLNTIFTED FLYING BJECT
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I. Description of unidentified flying object seen by S including by S ineluding
color, estimated dimensions and elevations, also longth of
observation. - 11
II. Additional IR obtained by interviewer WAL (EN) and
editor BRowN, James M., from this S:
IR-541-58 Polish AAA Unit at LUB!
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Colonet, UCAF
Commander
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AF FORM 112-PART II /
APPROVED 1JUNE 1948 VCLASSIHIED
AIR I INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
FROMAgeney) REPORT NO.
FRANKFURT TEAL, 7O53rd AISS
7OSOTH_AiF INTSERGRU(USAPE) IR-540-58 PAGE 2 OF 3 PAGES
I. PREAMBLE:
S was very cooperative throughout the jntarviews
the language during the lest several yeare- -He was a fair judge of
distances, but a poor mep reader. No inconsistencies were noted in his
statements. Reliability_of S could not be judged.
S lived and worked on his fatnerst farm in the small village Gal vOL
(512lN/16428) as faruhand between Oct 57 and Mar 58. 0 Observed an unidenti-
fied flying cbjeot as described below in Nov 57 just after darknoss (looo hrs)
S was able to recall in detail all he had seen. Info was acquired through
personal observation, unless otherwise stated. Dimensions, distances and
numbers are approx, unloss othorwise specified. Probability of info could
not be judged.
II. UNIDENTIFIED FLYING CBJEOT (UFO) AT GARMOL:
ohritat.
One.
N/A. esSu
S could not see any features. 2 ig 0 the lg
No sound was heard. (rutsjen
H/A.
b. Desoription of course of object:
(1) Attention of observer was first called to object beceuse of its
illumination.
2 Angle of object when first observed approx i5 degrees.
(4) Objeot described flew straight path from Ssn direction to
position overhesd and kept on to disanpear towards lme.
(5) Object disappeard_below horizon to the NNg.
(6) Tine of flight15-20 eeconds.- 22rCe has
C. c Manner of observation.
(1) 7 Objeet was seen visually from ground. Objeet was seen visually from ground. S Sv rlis
(2 2 Mo optical aids No optical aids were used: were used! l3
N/A.
d. Time and date of sighting.
(1) Time of observation around l8oo hours in Nox_ 57 on unspecifisd Time of observation around l8oo hours in Nox_57 on unspecifiad
day- No DAy NO DAy GiveN
(2) nigh
e. Location of observer. Location of observer.
(1) S himself located in yard of fathers' farm at small village
GAkwOL (5iain/1642E). Location of fellow citizen (name unin) whom S spoke to
the following day, had been the tOWn of WOHLAU (WOLOF) (512ON/1639E). Time
period approx the same.
f. Identifying info on observer.
(1) Civilian, years old; H
GOARSHAUSEN, GermanY, driver. Name of fellow citisux not
known.
(2 N/à.
g. Weather and linds-aloft conditions at time and place of sighting:
(1) deather vas cold but clear.
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DECLANSIPIND APTIK I2 YEARS. UNCLASSIFIED
DOD DIR 6204.10

AF FORM 1 112-PART II C
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948 LASSIPIED
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
FROM lgme) REPORT NO.
PRANKPURT 2 TEAM, 7053rd AISS
7050TH Air INTSERGRU (USAFE) IR-540-58 PAGE 3 OF 3 PAGES
No details on wind direotion and velocity
No clouds
Usual night-tite visibility.
5 None
(6) None
h. None
i. N/A.
j. None
k. N/A.
1. Mone.
Tnichoel horohonic Unichoel horoone
MICHAEL NOVAKOVIC MICHAEL NOVAKOVIC .
lst Lt., USAF
Commander
s.
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