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8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE

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CONCLUSIONS

Wes Balloon
Probably Balloon
Possibly Balloon

Was Aircroft
Probably Aircraft
Possibly Aircroft

Was Astronomical VENOS
Probably Astronomical
Possibly Astronomical

Other_

Insufficient Data for Evaluction
Unknown

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ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)

MSDLAND, TEX, 42 DEG 51' Ny 193 DEG 22° We
(2) ALSO OBSERVED FROM WINK INSAC, WINK, TEX, 31 DEG 45'N,

1293 DEG 20'W.
Fe IDENTIFYING INFORMATION ON OBSERVERS $&

(2) NONE.

t (2) eee, TSGT, 2910-3 AACS DET, CONTROL TOWER
| OPERATOR WELL QUALIFIED; sOOGMMMMMMMM, SSGT, 2019-S

AACS DET, CONTROL OPERATOR WELL QUALIFIED; ee Sai

ies .1/c, DET 7-8TH WEATYER GP, WEATHER OBSERVER

WELL QUALIFIED. | |
Gs. WEATHER & WINDS-ALOFT CONTITIONS AT TIME & PLACE OF SIGHTING?

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(1) 4,020’ HIGH CIRRUS, CB S& NW.
(2) 6,000'=100 DEG/SK, 19,9929'-942 DEG/15K, 15,000°-369 DEG/ 32K,

20,200°-36 DEG/1@ K, 30,092'-212 DEG/2@ Ky 58,990'-@10 DEG/19K,

89,209" NOT AVAILABLE.
| (3) NONE. |
(4) 15 PLUS.

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| PAGE FOUR RJWFDS 8
(5) APRX FORTY PERCENT.

(S$) CG Sk NWe
He NONE.

I, NITIFIED GCI SITE AT SWEETWATER, TEX; PYOTE, TEX AND

SIGHTING. NO INTERCEPT

ALBUQUERQUE, NeMe IMMEDIATELY UPON
ACTION TAKENse EL PASO ARTC, EL PASO » TEX, AND MIIDLAND AIR

TERMINAL CONTROL TOWER , MIDLAND, TEX, WERE ALSO NOTIFIED.

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PAGE TWO RJWFDS 8

(3) NONEs

(9) NONE.»

Be COURSE OF OBJECT?
(2) SIGHTING OF AN UNUSUAL LIGHT |
(2) 7 DEG ABOVE HORIZON, 272 DEG FROM WEBB AFB TOWER.»
(3) @ DEG ABOVE HORIZON, 272 DEG FROM WEBB AFB TOWER.» |
(4) WHEN FIRST OBSERVED, OBJECT WAS MOVING SLIGHTLY FROM
SIDE TO SIDE WITH NO VERTICAL MOVEMENT. CATER OBJECT

APPEARED TO MOVE TOWARD THE WEST.

(5) OBJECT FADED FROM SIGHT WITHOUT ANY VERTICAL MOVEMENT. |
LATER REAPPEARED SOME DIMMER AND AT A LOWER ALTITUDE,

THEN DISAPPEARED AS IF GETTING FURTHER AWAY.

(6) 59 MINUTES-

C. MANNER OF OBSERVATION:

(1) GROUND VISUAL. au

(2) BINOCULARS-

(3) NO AIRBORNE OBSERVATION. |

De TIEM AND DATE OF SIGHTINGS |

(1) 233552, 22 JUL 59. |

(2) LIGHT CONDITIONS? NIGHT- |
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PAGE THREE RJWFDS 3
Es LOCATION OF OBSERVERS: 32 DEG 13° N, 181 DEG 3i°W, CONTROL TOWER

WEBB AFB, TEX |

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Ke PREPARING OFFICER, 1/LT LEONARD D SCHWAB, OPERATIONS
HELICOPTER PILOT, WAFB, TEXs PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS$ THREE
| HIGHLY QUALIFIED OBSERVING AGENCIES SIGHTED AND OBSERVED THIS
UNUSUAL SIGHTING OR FLYING OBJECT IN THIS AREA DURING
APPLICABLE PERIOD.
1. EXISTENCE OF PHISICAL EVIDENCES NONE.«
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