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© Was Balloon
O Prabably Balloon
9 Possibly Bolloon

kf Wes Aiscroft
ON, Probobly Aircraft?
O Possibly Aircraft

O Was Astronomical
O Probobly Astronomico!
D Possibly Astronomical

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7. LENGTH OF C3522 VATION 8. NUMSER OF OBJECT 9. {2°* Other : -
O Insufficient Data for Evaluation
1 1/2 Minutes 3 ast Pe eta
10, BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
| Ror ab4est with -ennearanc Lor ipt ) t
like silv or reflected lischt, reddisi sf jet A/ th aft
tn cooler at the head «nd fedine to oale 9) ym : patil ;
yellow toward the end obser bo move ! 5 tt obser P ' ">
26 toward) the saste Upbject stationed in t re ‘} > +
escending. Ubjeci had tai} Lent Ire, LS 9 ble thet t
-7 defree arc. inversion i $2 /3 through
Lina layer, th the iilx
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ATiC FORM 329 (RZV 724 SEP 52)

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e? February 1950
Subject: Adva,ced Revort of UFO's
le At approximately 2000, I received two calls from the Headquarters
USAF Command Post with the following information:
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@o A UFO was Sehted at 2330 Z south of Loring AFB by the Tower end
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other personnek. It reoutedly had a long red tail and moved fron ea
to 170°. One sireraft renotted it nent have bsen a celestial }

b. The above information was relayed through Major Bragg, 8th ar
OD via Maj r Edge, Sic CP.

Ce ‘According to Cole Richardson, Boling AFB, Wallonos Island
jaunched a baloon today which coincided in time and possibly in
anpearance with the UFO,
2e Loring will vrobably follow w with a UFO report.
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(2) BRIGHT STAR
(3) SILVER
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158¢1) NOT STATED
(2) 30
(3) 15 DEGREES
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INTELLIGENCE

UFO REPORT. REFERENCE PARA 15,

CPINHEAD SIZE)
OR REFLECTED LIGHT

REDDISH COLOR AT HEAD OF

SHORTENING OF TAIL AS OBJECT

170°

HORIZON C 447°

MOVING AWAY.

FROM OBSERVERS

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ORIGINALLY

OF

AT A BEARING

GRADUALLY.

SIGHTED

TAIL,

140 DEGREES

AFR 2

FADING

AT A BEARING

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TO

MOVED AWAY.

$) DESCENDING AND/OR MOVING AWAY. ORIGINALLY SIGHTED AT A BEARING

OF 170 DEGREES. DISAPPEARED AT A BEARING OF 140 DEGREES,
OBSERVERS, GRADUALLY. ~—“>¢ 7
(4) 1 MINUTE, 15 SECONDS.

SC C1) GROUND-VISUAL

(2) NIGHT
E CORNWALL, VERMONT
sF(i) 15 TO 20 CIVILIANS AT A WEDDING PARTY.
(2) CAPT JOHN F. HARVELL, 26033A, USAF, 323RD FIS, HARMON AFB, N.S. |
COL HARVELL (FATHER OF CAPT HARVELL), A NAVAL COMDR RELATED
TO CAPT HARVELL’ (NO NAME GIVEN). RELIABILITY GOOD.

(5$¢1) CLEAR TO LIGHT SCATTERED

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(3) 4500 FEET BROKEN

(4) 39 MILES

(5) SEVEN (7) TENTHS.

(6) NONE

(7) SURFACE TO 13000, TEMPERATURE DROP -1.8 DEGREES C PER
THOUSAND FEET. 13000 TO 15000 TEMPERATHE PLUS 1 DEGREEFS C
PER THOUSAND FEET. 15000 TO 24000 -2 DEGREES C PER THOSAND

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