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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
11 Jul 59 North Pacific (Hawaii) 0 Was Balloon
0 Probably Balloon
DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Possibly Balloon
Local__ 9 sightings Ground-Visual Ground-Radar Was Aircraft
see summary Shipboard & 0 Probably Aircraft
GMT. AirVisual Air-Intercept Radar 0 Possibly Aircraft
5. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE OcxWas Astronomicol Fireball
Yes 0 Probably Astronomical
No Military & Civilian 0 Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE 0 Other
0 Insufficient Data for Evaluation
varied 3 - 15 cecs varied/see summapy SE 0 Unknown
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
Nine sightings of exceptionally bright The description of the obj closely
. light described variously as flaming meteors matches that of meteors of ahe
dimly glowing obj, rnd & of an intense bluish- fireball class.
white color, bright star, auto headlight,
moving very fast. moving very fast.
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FLIGHT 719/11 CAPT. OBSERVED LIGHTS 1302 ZULU, POSITION
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8S5 NORTH 14330 WEST FOR 3 T TO 5 SECONDS. VISIBILITY CLEAR NIGHT NOOTVEES
NO MOON. LIGHT APPEARED BRIGHTNESS OF AUTOMOBILE HEADLIGHT ONE E MILE
AWAY AND CHANGED BRIGHINESS. COLOR PURE WHITE. ONE LARGE LIGHT
WITH FOUR SMALLER LIGHTS IN CLOSE TRAIL. CAME STRAIGHT AT AIRCRAFT.
LOOKED LIKE LARGE TRACER OR VERY PISTOL FLARE. BURNED OUT GRADUALLY•
APPEARED SOUTHWEST AND DISSAPPEARED SOUTHWEST• FLIGHT PATH LEVEL m.amasooesmmaes maa
AT VERY HIGH SPEED, 1,O00 KNOTS OR MORE. COULD HAVE BEEN METEOR. AT VERY HIGH SPEED, 1,O00 KNOTS OR MORE. COULD HAVE BEEN METEOR
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POSITION 2940 N-150 40W, AL S TITUDE E 11000 FEET, OBSEVATION LASTED
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KNOW OBJECT DEFINATELY NOT METEOR OR SHOOTING STAR. NO TAIL KNOW OEJECT DEFINATELY NOT METEOR OR SHOOTING STAR. NO TAIL
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SXO FRANCISCO, 13 (UPI) - Um pilòto da Pan American Air-
ways informou que esta manh um grupo de luzes sumamente bri.
lhants so aproximou de seu avião de passageiiros a grande veloci
dade sôbre o Pacifico e em seguida desapareceu bruscamente. Outros
quatro pilòtos de emprésas aéreas que fazem o servico sôbre o Pacf-
fico também informaram haver visto objetos' näo identificados..
Um porta-voz local da Pan- 6.40o metros de altura. Imediata-
American; Airweys disse que a mente o conjunto do luzes desa
primeira noticia foi dada pelo ca- pareceu rumo sul. Depois de uns
pitão George Wilson, pilóto de um dez segundos tódas as luzes desa
avio de passageiros DC.7 quan- pareceram. Terminou dizendo que
do vOava entre Sao Francisco e o fenòmeno ocorreu às 6.02 hora
Honolulu às 6h 20m da manha, norte-americana do Paclficos. Nes
hora local. se momento nos encontrávamos a
<Eram luzes extremamente bri- 1350 km. de Honolulu - acres
Ihantes, rodeadas por luzes s meno- centou.
res, disse o pilóto, e acrescentou: res, disse o piloto, e acrescentou: Depem Outros Dois Depem Outros Dois
2 A aproximacão do objeto A aproximacão do objeto se ve Pilotos
rificou quando voamos vovamos a uns a uns
Pouco depois outros dois pilo-
-. 1 tos da tos da mesma empresa informa.
ram pelo radio haver distinguido
1 as mesmas luzes. O capitão Ne
bie Sprunger, que se Sprunger, que se dirigia do
Los Angeles a Honolulu, informou Los Angeles a Honolulu, informou
o que que observara os objetos às 6 ho-
ir ras um pouco mais ao sul da pc-
3. sicho que tinha o aparelho de Wil-
son.
O terceiro pllóto da Pan.Ame- O terceiro pllôto da Pan.Ame-
rican Airways que viu as luze rican Airways que viu as luzes
foi o capitho E. G. Kelley, quo fol o capitho E. G. Kelley, quo
saira do Sho Francisco para Ho-
nolulu meia hora antes que Wil-
son. Oporta-voz da Pan-Ameri_ son. O porta-voz da Pan-Ameri_
can Airways disse também que
pilòto de um avio de passageiro
da Canadian Pacific Airlines e o
da empresa de transportes de car-
ga Slike Airways, anunciaram ha-
ver distinguido as luzes. Ambos
sC dirigiam a Honolulu.
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ulu
in the morning local time.
Inmediately the set of
After some ten seconds all the
occurred at about time. "At that
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announce having detected lishts. Both were on the way to Honolulu.

now."
The official investigation began immediately. Four other com-
mercial flights had reported seeing the object at the same time. In
each case, the pilot stated that the objects seemed to head straight
at his plane at high speed a collision course, then made a go-
degree turn and disappeared. The various reports, however, showed
significant disagreements. Some witnesses gave the color as white,
some as orange-yellow. Of several pilots, each gave a different
description of the "formation": a big light with four smaller lights
flying at the left; a big light surrounded by a cluster of six or seven
smaller lights; a big light followed by four smaller lights; a big light
in the center of a rectangle formed by four smaller lights. Of the
five pilots who made official reports, one said the phenomenon was
definitely not a meteor, two said it could have been a meteor, and
two did not venture an opinion. The pilots of several other flights
stated, on landing, that they too had seen the objects but had not stated, on landing, that they too had seen the objects but had not
radioed a report because they assumed it to be a meteor. radioed a report because they assumed it to be a meteor.
After mapping and correlating all the observations, ATIC com- After mapping and correlating all the observations, ATIC com-
pleted the analysis and released the result to the press of July 14, pleted the analysis and released the result to the :1 press of July 14,
only three days after the sighting, a remarkably efficient piece of
work. Conclusion: the object was a fireball [2o]. work. Conclusion: the object was a fireball [zo].
The literature of flying saucers contains dozens of similar incidents
that fit perfectly into the meteor pattern. Pointing to this list of
"unidentified" f flying objects, saucer addicts still abuse the Air Force
for concealing the "fact" that these UFOs are actually spaceships!
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-THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR
VETERAN FLIER VISIBLY SHAKEN
Airline Pilots See Mystery Lights
Honolulu (UPI) -A Pan decked below us when the example of darn good forma-
American Airways pilot re- object first appeared about tion flying."
ported that a mysterious ob- 1,000 feet above us and to our WILSON, VISIBLY shaken,
ject approached his airliner at left. said he had never seen any-
"inconceivable" speed early "My copilot, Richard Lo- thing like this in his 19 years
yesterday and then dis- renzen of Los Altos (Cal.) of flying. He added that he had
appeared. and Flight Engineer Robert never believed such foreign ob-
Four other transpacific air- Scott stared open mouthed jects existed.
liner pilots reported sighting as the light came toward us "I'm a believer now," he
unidentified objects. at an extremely high rate of said.
The pilot who made the first Ihe piiot who made the Irst speed. For at least 10 sec- speed. For at least To sec Four other other Honolulu-bound Honolulu-bound
report was Capt. George Wil- onds it maintained its course airliner pilots airliner pilots s made similar re- s made similar re-
son, 43 years old, of Seattle, son, 43 years old, of Seattle, which was on an opposite which was on an opposite ports at at approximately the approximately the
Wash., a 19-year flying vet- heading to us and had it same time.
eran. He was flying flying a DC-7C a DC-7C been another aircraft it
from San Francisco to Hono- would have passed well to
lulu when, at 3:02 a.m. Hawaii our left.
time (8 a.m. CDT), "one in- "Suddenly the object made "Suddenly the object made
tensely bright white light fcl- tensely bright white light fcl- a sharp right turn at a speed a sharp right turn at a speed
lowed by four smaller lights inconceivable of any vehicle
was seen about 1,000 miles was seen about 1,000 miles we know of and the light sud- we know of and the light sud-
east of Honolulu in east of Honolulu in clear denly disappeared. The smaller
skies," he said. lights were evenly spaced and lights were evenly spaced and
WE WERE cruising at 20, were either part of the mys- were either part of the mys-
000 feet with: low clouds 000 feet with: low clouds terious object or this object or this was an

I nave
matters and they are in complete agreement with the US Air Force regarding
the problem. As tnere has been several peculiar cases in Sweden too, they as well
as I nave been looking, into the matter no saucer mut).
I hesitate to ask you to inceease your kind courtesy and Yaror by
sending me the comments you might have on the sighting, reported on July l2th
1959 by PAA C n from his flight Frisco to Honolulu.
I have only I have only the newspaper the recort. It woul very nice indeed to hear of the nice indee
outcome. outcome.
- As I stated in my pre As I stated in my pr- vious request my reference vious request my reference is is
the Presidents srpointment secretary at the lhite House. He secretary at the white House. He knows C me very vell, very vell,
ve naving camped together in various offices before the war . He is a Major
5622137.508AF, 1 56237.508,AF, 1 hank you. hank you.
think. think.

To indicate that even experienced observers may, under the strain of
excitement, ma indicates that it
was bright moonlig wever, the moon set at 0830Z, more than four hours
prior to th Captair indicates that there were traces of
daylight, yet mornir ng twilight did not begin at his position until 30
minutes after the sight ting. Captain indicate the object
was probably a meteor.
It is concluded that the object responsible for this sighting was probably
a "fireball.
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Dear Mr.
This acknowledges your letter of 3 September 1959
regarding Unidentified aFlying Objects, particularly the
the Pacific.
These sightings
bright and large meteor re ball olide.
Sincerely,
LAWRENCE J. TACKER LAWRENCE J. TACKER
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