PROJECT BLUE BOOK

." PROJECT T 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
Vermont 0 Was Balloon
5 Feb 61 20 Presque Isle Area, Maine and/ 00 Probably Balloon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Possibly Balloon
Local 0244 Ground-Visual Ground-Rodar Was Aircraft
000 Probably Aircraft
GMTC5/ 07442 AirVisual Air-Intercept Radar PossiblyAircraft
5. 'PHOTOS 6. SOURCE Was Astronomical HETEAR
Yes 800 Probably Astronomical
No Civilian Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF.OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE Other_
000 Insufficient Date for Evaluation
Unknown
few seconds 1 NE, Descending
10. BRIEF SUMMARY oF SIGHTING ROUNd, size of full mOon,11. cOMMENTsObject of this sighting poss-
bright blue, left bright trail, gave off esses all salient characteristics of that Or thet
bright light. Traveled to NE, appeared to be light. Traveled to NE, appeared to be class of meteors called "fireballs." class of meteors called "fireballs."
descending, disappeared cver horizon. descending, disappeared over horizon. Color, duration, Color, duration, apparent shape and size apparent shape and size
are all consistent with description of fire fire
ball and that it constitutes no threat
to national security of United States. to national security of United States.
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)
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KYL NONE
H. NONE
I. NONE- SNOW ON ROADS PREVENTED IMMEDIATE SEARCH- BETWEEN 1200 NCTWS
AZIMUTH FROM SGT JORGE,S LAST POSITION AZIMUTH FROM SGT JORGE,S LAST POSITION TO POINT POINT
ANCE AND SMOKE. DISAPPEAR- PEAR-
ANCE AND SMOKE. NOTHING WAS WAS FOUND. FOUND.
J. NONE J. NONE e
E DIVIS- 25-0
CAUSED BY DECAYING SATELLITE SUCH AS DISCOVERER 5. DUTY OFFICER
AT SPACE TRACK, HANSCOMB FIEL LD, MASS, INFORMED OF SIGHTING. S
L. NONE
BT
07/1642Z FEB RJEXDH
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(UFO)
CZCSQH935ZCJYC6L3 8FE861 04 102
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DE RJEZBZX 2 YE2
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TECH INTEL CEN WRIGHT PATTERSON AFS OHIO ( OD BR1SIOEH CHVONVLS IN A0 CRININd
TECH INTEL CEN WRIGHT
RJEZHO/HQ USAF WASH D C RJEZHQ/HQ USAF WASH D C 0311 At
RJEZHO/SAF WASH D C
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BT
UNCLASSIFIED/FROM C&E B-7-OS9 FOF INTELLIGENCE OFFICER FOF AFCIN
FOR SAFIS: UFO SIGHTINGS WERE REPETED TO THIS UNIL BY TWO OBSERVERS, ONE
MILITARY AND ONE CIVILIAN. THE FOLLOWING INFOPMATION IS SUBMITTED IN
ACCORDANCE WITH AFF 2EE-2, UNILENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO), DTD 1'
SEP 59: 1. MILITARY OBSERVER. A. DESCRIPTION OF THE OBJECT: (1) ROUND
C
(SIMILAR TO A METEOR) . (I)BASYETBALL AT ARM'S LENGTH. (3) GLOWING
T
OF BLUE FLAME, LENGTH OF A PEN AT ARM'S LENGTH. (8) NO SOUND. (9)
NONE/ B/ DESCRIPTION OF COURSE OF OBJECT: (1) BFIGHTNESS OF THE OBJECT NONE/ B/ DESCRIPTION OF COURSE OF OBJECT: (1) BFIGHTNESS OF THE OBJECT
"8 '0NO '1 BO1AV]
(2) 032 DEGREES (2) 020 DEGREES AZIMUTH, 55 DEGPEES ANGLE FFOM OBS AZIMUTH, 5 DEGPEES ANGLE FROM - EVER WHO WAS VER WHO WAS 0INO '1 601AYG
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LOOKING EAST. (3) 03D DEGREES AZIMUTH, 40 DEGREES ANGLE FROM THE
OBSERVER WHO WAS LOOKING EAST. (4& TRAVELED NORTH UNTIL VIEW WAS
OBSTRUCTED BY A RINGE. (5) OBSZRUCTED VIEW BY A RIDGE. (S) 3ESECONDS.
C. MANNER OF OBSERVATIOF. (1) GROUND VISUAL. )2) PRESCRIPTION GLASSES. TIN34 I4
(3) N/A. D. TIME AND DATE OF SIGHTING: (I) 5 FEB SI-Z80OZ ZULU. (3) N/A. D. TIME AND DATE OF SIGHTING: (I) 5 FEB SI-Z8O0Z ZULU.
(Q2) NIGHT. E. LOCATION OF O3SERVER: 4438N -715W, GEORGRAPHICAL (Q2) NIGHT. E. LOCATION OF OBSERVER: 4438N -715W, GEORGRAPHICAL
POSITION WAS DQ 1038. F. IDENTIFYINE INFORMATION ON OBSERVER: (1) POSITION WAS DQ 1038. F. IDENTIFYINE INFORMATION ON OBSERVER: (1)
N/A. (2)HOMER P/ E/ v3 n 0R 1 90
N/A. (2) HOMER P/ E/ SHERILAN, TSGT, SIITH RADRON, NORTH CONCORD CONCORD
VERMONT, RADIO MAINTENANCE TECHINICAN, GOOD/ G. WEATHER AND WINDS
ALOFT CONDITIONS AT TIME AND PLACE: (1) CLEAR. (2) FOLLOWING WINDS V S  (RO I BCZAN O 2NAVIH (HYMKS 2H AB
ALOFT ARE FROM PORTLAND,SMAINE: SURFACE WINDS NNW AT 7 KTS:
6003 - 250 DEGREES AT 47KTS
S 10002 - 050 D DEGREES AT PIKTS
16002 - 062 DEGREES AT 20KTS 631N1H4 5 500 MH04
20200 - 363 DEGREES AT 8KTS
30000 - 130 DEGREES S AT 21KZS
SOZED - 2O3 DEGREES AT 3OITS 30121
(3) 1200 FEET SCATTERED. (4) 25 MILES. (5) LESS THAN SIX TENTH. (3) 1200 FEET SCATTERED. (4) 25 MILES. (5) LESS THAN SIX TENTH.
(S) NONE/ (7) PLUS FO FOUR LEGREES. H/ NONE. I. NONE. J/ NONE K KNONN OF.
K. C&E OFFICER, COMMENTS: I K. C&E OFFICER, CC OMMENT S INTERVIEN NTERVIEN V WITH WITH AIRMAN SUGGEST AIRMAN SUGGEST STRONGLY

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ALONG THE EAST NOAST HAS BEEN PUBI NATIONAI PRESS,
RADIO AND TV OUTLETS. L. NONE.
2. CIVILIAN OBSERVER: DR LYNDONVULLE, VERMONT LYNDONVULLE, VERMONT o2 WEOS
2. CIVILIAN OBSERVER: DR
ALSON SIGHTED THE ABOVE DESCRIBED OBJECT, AFD REPORTED THE FOLLONING ALSON SIGHTED THE ABOVE DESCRIBED OBJECT, AFD REPORTED THE FOLLONING
INFORMATION. THE OBJECT WAS IN THE EASTERN PORTION OF THE SKY AND INFORMATION. THE OBJECT WAS IN THE EASTERN PORTION OF THE SKY AND
FALLING. THE OBJECT HAD A LARGE FOUND GREEN BODY, HE LATER SAN THE FALLING. THE OBJECT HAD A LARGE FOUND GREEN BODY, HE LATER SAN THE
OBJECT EXPLODE. HIS ATTENTION WAS BROUGHT TO THE OBJECT BECAUSE OF OBJECT EXPLODE. HIS ATTENTION VAS BROUGHT TO THE OBJECT BECAUSE OF
ITS SIZE, BRIGHTNESS AFD ITS RAPID FALL. THE TIME OF SIGHTING WAS
5 FEB SI AT JBAOZ ZULU/ DUE TO NOT B BEING ABLE TO CONTACT DR PEERS
AT HOME, NO ALLUTIONAL INFORMATION I IS AVAILABLE/ DF HOME PHONE
NUMBER IS  1
WOULD BE THE SAME IN DR AREA OF OBSERVATION
AS IN T THE MIL OBSERVERS AREA.
BI i
08/2035Z FEB RJEZBZX W8/2A35Z FEB RJEZBZX
BNA AC CNONJ
S x02 alos

BEEEEEEE 09500 19036
9 FEB 6I 02182
C ZCSQ B792 ZCJYF934
PP RJEDSQ
DE RJEZEZX 1 IELEPHONED
TO NO.
ZNR TIME 15307
P 582200Z Date
FM 91ITH RADRON NORTH CONCORD AFS VT 3y.
TO RJEZBZ/BAADS TOPSHAM AFS ME TO RJEZBZ/BAADS TOPSHAM AFS ME C C
RJNFAL/ADC ENT AFB COLO RJNFAL/ADC ENT AFB COLO C
RJEZSN/26TH ADIV HANCOCK FLD NY
RJEDSQ/AIR TECH INTEL CEN WRIC CH INTEL CEN GHT PATTERSON AFE OHA PATTERSON_AFE OHA 4 4X2A a a
RJEDSQ/AIF TM 4
RJEZHO/HQ USAF WASH DC
RJEZHQ/SAF ASH DC
ET
FOR SAFIS: REFERENCE OUR MESSAGE C&E B-7-039, DTD 7 FEB 61,
SUBJECT UFO SIGHTING, THE FOLLOWING IS A FOLLOW-UP REPORT: 1.
CIVILIAN OBSERVER: A. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT: (1) ROUND (LARGER
THAN A METEOR). (2) GRAPE FRUIT HELD AT ARMS LENGTH. (3) BRIGHT
LIGHT GREEN. (4) ONE. (5) N/A. (6) ROUND. (7) APPEARED TO EE ! U - 650
A TRAILING STREAK DUE TO RAPID FALL. (8) NONE. (9) APPARENT A TRAILING STREAK DUE TO RAPID FALL. (8) NONE. (9) APPARENT C C 43
EXPLOSION AT END OF FALL. B. DESCRIPTION OF COURSE EXPLOSION AT END OF FALL. B. DESCRIPTION OF COURSE E OF OBJECT: OF OBJECT:
(L) SIZE, BRIGHINESS, RAPID FALL. (I) SIZE, BRIGHTNESS, RAPID FALL.
(2) AT APPROXIMATELY (2)AT 35 DEGREES DEGREES ANGLE. ANGLE.
244
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OF. K. C&E OFFICER COMMENTS: SIZE OF OBJECT APPEARS MORE
REALISTIC THAN THAT GIVEN REFERENCED MESSAGE. 2. ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION: MR CE WHO LIVES THREE MILES NORTH INFORMATION: MR CE WHO LIVES THREE E MILES NORTH 285 1EY 11
OF ST. JOHNS BURY, VERMONT, RFD 3, PHONE NOEELIEVES OF ST. JOHNS BURY, VERMONT, RFD 3, PHONE NO EELIEVES
IE HAS HAD RADIO LISTENING CONTACT WITH THE NEW RUSSIAN SPUTNICK
ON 19.995 MEG• HE SAYS HE HAS HAD DAILY CONTACT WITH IT, THE
LATEST TWO CONTACTS WERE AT 1S5EZ AND 1830Z, 8 FEB 61. FROM THE LATEST TWO CONTACTS WERE AT 1S5EZ AND 1832Z, 8 FEB 61. FROM THE -
FREQUENCY AND VOLUME OF PICK-UPS BELIEVES THE OBJECT
IS TRAVELING A NW TO SE COURSE. MR. HAS OFERED TO ALLOW
RECORDINGS BE MADE OF HIS S PIC KUPS SHOULD PT BE DESIRED BY YOUR =
DE PARTMENT.
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(3) AT APPROXIMATELY  DEGREES ANGLE-- OVER HORIZON. (4) ;
ZON APPARENTLY EXPLODED. (6) EIGHT SECONDS. C. MANNER OF
OBSERVATION: (1) GROUND--VISUAL. (2) NONE. (3) N/A. D.
TIME AND DATE OF SIGHTING. (1) 5 FEB 61 BETWEEN 0730Z AND 283DZ.
(2NIGHT. E. APPRO MATELY 444ON-7148W, GEOGRAPHICAL POSTTTON
WAS DQ 1240. F. IDENTIFYING WAS DQ 1E40. F. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION ON INFORMATION ON OBSERVER: (1)
CIVILIAN- CIVILIAN- 39, LYNDONV ILLE, LYNDONV ILLE,
VT., MATHMATICIAN, VE VT., MATHMATICIAN, VI RY GOOD. G. WEATHER AND WINDS - ALOFT HY OD. G. WEATHER AND WINDS - ALOFT
CONFITIONS AT
(2) FOLLOWING WINDS-ALOFT CONDITIONS ARE FROM PORTLAND, MAINE:
SURFACE WINDS NNW AT 7KTS:
6000-05E DEGREES AT 47KTS
10000-050 DEGREES AT 21 KTS
16000-06E DEGREES AT 20 KTS
26200-350 DEGREES AT 8 KTS
3E000-130 DEGREES AT 21 KTS
56000-250 DEGREES AT 30 KTS
(3) 120BD FEET SCATTERED. (4) 25 MILES. (5) LESS THAN SIX TENTHS/. DENET
(6) NONE. (7) PLUS 4 DEGREES. H. NONE. I. NONE. J. NONE KNOWN (6) NONE. (7) PLUS 4 DEGREES. H. NONE. I. NONE. J. NONE KNOWN
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CLASSIFICATION (SECURIZYINFORMATIO hen Ahed in)
SUPPLEMENT TO AF FORM 112
ORIGINATING AGENCY Intelligence Division REPORT NO.
99th Bomb Wing, Heavy (SAC) IR-1-61 PAGE 2 OF 3 PAGES
a,
(1) Streak downwards
2 Feet
) Blue-green
(4) 1
5) NONE
(6) NONE () NONE
(7) 7) Part of streak
(8) NONE () NONE
() NONE NONE
b. Haht and
(1) Hight and movement
(3) Elevation -0° -Azimuth -60-700
(4) Straight down
(5) Behind a hill
(6) 1 Second
c. (1) Ground visual
2) Compass used verify diredtion
(3) N/A (3) N/A
d.
(1) 0900Z Approx
) 2) Night
e. (1) (1)
f. Civilian
(1)
Age 49
Address ke Mass.
Oceunatian Wire drawen and 0l -i7

CLASSAAKCAEI ON
COUNTRY OF ACTIVITY REPORTING REPORT NO. (Leave blank)
USA IR-1-61
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
COUNTRY OR AREA REPORT CONCERNS DATE OF INFORMATION
Massachusetts, USA 5 Feb 61
ACTIVITY SUBMITTING REPORT DATE OF COLLECTION SRI STATUS (If applicable)
Intelligence Division SRI NO.
99 Bomb Wing, Westover AFB, Mass 10 Feb 61 CANCELED/COMPLETE
PRE PAR ING IND IVIDUAL DATE OF REPORT SRI NO.
TSgt Melvin Lieberman 10 Feb 61 CANCELED/INCOMPLETE
SRI NO.
IPTION OF SOURCE EVALUATION ACTIVE
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON (DOTO)
Mr. F-1
REFeRencEs (BAir Subject, previous reporte, etc., as applicablo)
AFR 200-2 and Msg, 99DCOI 1455 6 Feb 1961
SUBJECT (Descriptive tlo. Use in reports for separate eubjecta
Unidentified Unidentified Flying Flying Object Object
SUMmARY (Give summery which highlights the salient factors of narrative report. Begin narrative text on AF Form 112
unless report can be fully stated on AF
This report, aside from a time discrepancy, agrees with report previously. This report, aside from a time discrepancy, agrees with
forwarded by our cited Msg. forwarded by our cite d Msg.
STORM C. RHODE STORM C. RHODE
Lt Col, USAF
Chief, Intelligence Division
INCLS
.
DISTRIBUTION BY ORlGiNaTor (Excopt USAr and file. Indicate Dupl M/oz and copies w/o inclosures, if applicable)
ATIC
WARninG: This document contains information affecting the national defense "of the United States within the meaning of the
cewel.tian of ite contents in anv menner to

NoCase (Information Unly) 9 Febru. y 1961
Ma ine
4
1961
sighting "flap" in Maine last Fobruary Ith and Sth included several fairly de- sighting"f ap" in Maine last Fobruary Ith and Sth included soveral fairly de-
tailed deseriptionsa One of U reverts was driving
on the Maine Tarnpike at 2:40 a.. on Pobruary 9th. He became awaro of a on the Maine Tarnpike at 2i4o a.m. on Pobruary 9th. He beeame aware of a BtOr- ster-
rible brilliance" whieh lit up the whol upper left hand eorner of the wind- rible brilliance"whieh lit up
shield. As he wetched in amazement, a spherical-shaped object - brilliant pee shiold. As h• wetched in amazement herical-shaped object - brilliant pee
frou northwest to northeast.
Ho said it was ten times brightor shooting and was trailed by
brilliant flash of light almost like
an explosion as the objoot disappeared below the horizon.

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TAB
A TWX 05/0744Z Sightings
Burlington, Vermont
Augusta, Maine
Bangor, Bangor, Maine Maine
Presque Isle, Maine Area Isle, Maine Area
B TWX 05/0745Z Sightings TWX 05/0745Z Sightings
Westover AFB, Massachusetts Westover AFB, Massachusetts
C TWX 05/080oz Sightings TWX 05/0800z Sightings
North Concord AFS, Vermont
- D TWX 05/0730-0830z Sighting TWX 05/0730-0830z Sighting
Iyndonville, Vermont
Report of Thorndike, Massachusetts Sighting (Ford)
F Extract From UFO Publication
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CLASSIFICATION (SECURITY INFORMATION WhON
SUPPLEMENT TO AF FORM 112 +
ORIGINATING AGENCY REPORT NO.
Intelligence Division IR-1-61 PAGE OF PAGES
99th Bomb Wing, Heavy (SAC) 3
(2) N/A
g.
(1) Clear
altitudes:
Surface 030°/8K 6,000 020°/30K 10,000 3500/30K
16,000 300°/50K . 0' 320°/55 30,000 310°%/55K
50,000 280°/45K
(3) Ceiling, Unlimited
(4) Visibility, 15 Miles
) Cloud Cover 14,000 Feet, Scattered
(6) NONE
to whom it ras originally reported by Mr. Mrl
mencioned it only after hearing that Ludlow police had r-ported a similar
sighting.: Reference ou r 99DCOI 1455. indicates that-Mr
isa reliable individual not given to flights of rancy. In fact, he states
that he did not report it at the time because he did not wish to appear to
be a "crackpot." s report, aside from the time factor, agrees very
well with our cited report. Mr states that he did not check the time'
but that it was close to dawn as the sky was already lightening in the east.
ten
JOEL N. BERINSTEIN ISTEIN
2/LT., USAP
Intelligence Intelligence Officer Officer
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RECEIVED 4E2(UFO)
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PP RJEDSQ 44X2A
DE RJEZBZ 3 te Cam
/ NO. CSATA
P 051145Z TIME
Date Date
FM BANGOR ADS TOPSHAM AFS ME By By: DOIOTAVO0HESIEN
TO RJEZSN/26TH ADIV TO RJEZSN/26TH ADIV HANCOCK FIELD NY
RJEZHQ/HQ USAF RJEZHQ/HQ USAF √ √
RJEDSQ/AIR TECH INTELL CENTER WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO ad an
RJEZHQ/SECRETARY OF THE AIR WASHINGTON CT
RJWFAL/ADC ENT AFB COLO 5-909
BT MHOT
UNCLAS BAOCO 083. ATTN HQ AFCIN; ATTN SEC AIR FORCE SAFIS:
SUBJECT: "UFO* THE FOLLOWING REPORT IS SUBMITTED 5 FEB 60
UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF PAR 15, AFR 200-2.
A. DESCRIPTION =
1. ROUND OBJECT -
2 SIZE OF FULL MOON
3 BRIGHT BLUE 3. BRIGHT BLUE
4 ONE
5 NONE
6NONE 6NONE REPORTED

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7. OBJECT LEFT BRIGHT TRAIL BEHIND
8. NO SOUND REPORTED
9 GAVE OFF BRIGHT LIGHT J
B. COURSE OF OBJECT
1. BRIGHT LIGHT
2 AZIMUTH NORTH EAST. ELEVATION SKYWARD 2. AZIMUTH NORTH EAST. ELEVATION SKYWARD
3. AZIMUTH NORTH EAST. DISAPPEARED OVER HORIZON
4 OBJECT REPORTED TRAVELING 4. OBJECT REPORTED TRAVELING TO NORTH EAST APPI GTO NORTH EAST PEARED TO BE DESCENDING
5 BEHIND HORIZON
6. A FEW SECONDS
C. MANNER OF OBSERVATIONS
1. GROUND VISUAL
2NONE REPORTED
3. SIGHTING ALSO REPORTED BY MATS AIRCRAFT NUMBER 33284 OVER (
5050964
PRESQUE ISLE, HEADED UTH WEST. DESTINATION. MCGUIRE AFB NJ.
AL 14000 FT.. !
D. TIME AND DATE OF SIGHTING
1.0507442 1.0507447
2. NIGHT 2.NIGHT
E. LOCATION OF OBSERVERS. SIGHTINGS REPORTED FROM BURLINGTON VT.
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AREA, AUGUSTA MAINE AREA, PRESQUE ISLE AREA. E
REPORTED SIGHTINGS
TO THE 765TH RADAR SQ CHARLESTON, MAINE• MAINE STATE POLICE N1O
SGT STATE
AND CITY POLICE IN THE BANGOR, AUGUSTA MAINE AREAS. MR 9892
- SIGHTING
BY THE MATS AIRCRAFT BY THE MATS AIRCRAFT AS AS COVERED IN C (3) ABOVE. ABOVE.
G. WEATHER AND WINDS. G. WEATHER AND WINDS.
1 NOT REPORTED 1. NOT REPORTED
2. WINDS SURFACE 300 DEGREES 10KTS, 6000FT 360 DEGREES 35KTS;
10000FT 350 DEGREES 25KTS; 15000FT 340 DEGREES 25KTS; 20000FT
340 DEGREES 25KTS; 30000FT 280 DEGREES 25KTS; 50000FT 275 DE- ei
GREES 30KTS; 80000FT 252 DEGREES 15KTS.
3NO CEILING
4. VISIBILITY 10-15 MILES
5. SCATTERED CLOUDS FT TO 18003FT 01 1 801 6 8A138 C5 32 1 269 a0
6NO THUNDERSTORMS
7. TEMPERATURE 7. TEMPERATURE GRADIENT UNKNOWN GRADIENT UNKNOWN
H.NONE KNOWN H. NONE 1 KNOWN 20 S:269 800
I. NONE

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J. NONE KNOWN
K. AN ANALYSIS OF REPORTS RECIEVED INDICATES THAT A BRIGHT LIGHTED
C
SIGHTINGS REPORTED FROM THE BURLINGTON VERMONT AREA, AUGUSTA MAINE
AREA, THE BANGOR MAINE AREA AND THE PRESQUE ISLE MAINE AREA AREA, THE BANGOR MAINE AREA AND THE PRESQUE ISLE E MAINE AREA
INDICATE THAT OBJECT WAS TRAVELING NORTH EAST LEAVING A BRIGHT INDICATE THAT OBJECT WAS TRAVELING NORTH EAST LEAVING A BRIGHT
TRAIL, AND DISAPPEARED OVER THE HORIZON. THE TIME ELEMENT TRAIL, AND DISAPPEARED OVER THE HORIZON. THE TIME ELEMENT
INDICATE THAT ALL REPORTS COVERED THE SAME OBJECT. THESE COMMENTS INDICATE THAT ALL REPORTS COVERED THE SAME OBJECT• THESE COMMENTS
ARE BASED ON REPORTS BY STATE AND CITY POLICE OFFICIALS. NO ARE BASED ON REPORTS BY STATE AND CITY POLICE OFFICIALS• NO
INFORMATION LEADS OR CLUES ARE AVAILABLE WHICH WOULD IDENTIFY (
OR EXPLAIN THE ABOVE SIGHTINGS.
BT
25/12152 FEB RJEZBZ
NNNN

5 J1LY ((
PP AEDSQ
DE RJEXDH 145 7 FEB 61 20 092 -
P 0715002 ZEX PRIORITY
FM 57AIRDIV WESTOVER AFB MASS
TO RJWFAL/ADC ENT AFB COLO
RJEZKN/26AIRDIV STEWART AFB NY 4ECUFO)
RJEDSQ/ATIC WPAFB OHIO RJEDSQ/ATIC V WPAFB OHIO
4E7
RJEZHQ/COFS USAF WASHDC RJEZHQ/COFS USAF WASHDC
RJEZHQ/OSAF WASHDC WASHDC 1 44x2A 44x2A
NT 7
BT
REFERENCE AFR 200-2, PA S nod
A. DESCRIPTI BJECT
K ROUND
POLICE SGT JOHN JORGE - 3·TO 4 TIMES SIZE OF BASKETBALL
A/2C MARRETT - 3 TO 4 TIMES SIZE OF BASKETBALL
A/1C BUSH - BETWEEN NICKEL AND QUARTER
(3)
KEL A/3C COLLINGWOOD - GREEN WHITE
OTHERS - BLUE - GREEN - AMN BUSH - OTHERS BLUE - GREEN - AMN BUSH GREEN TURNED ORANGE NEAR HORIZON GREEN TURNED ORANGE NEAR HORIZON
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(4)(4)
KRL KRL ONE
N/A
K YL NONE NONE 15732
AMC COLLINGWOOD - TAIL OF AMC COLLINGWOOD - TAIL OF LIGHT SOME 3 TO 5 TIMES SIZE OF SOME 3 TO 5 TIMES SIZE OF
HEAD. POLICE SGT HEAD. POLICE SGT EMED TO BE E TRAILING SMOKE". TRAILING SMOKE". (
RL RL NONE NONE
(82 NONE NONE
(1)
B. KQL ALL REPORT ATTENTION ATTRACTED BY BRIGHT LIGHT AND MOTION.
K AMN COLLINGWOOD- ELEVATION 30 DEG AZIMUTH 90 DEG TRUE SONVES
SGT JORGE- ELEVATION 10 DEG AZIMUTH 20 DEG TRUE, AMN BQSH-
ELEVATION 60 DEG AZIMUTH 80 DEG TRUE
RE AMN COLLINGWOOD- ELEVATION 0 DEG AZIMUTH 45 DEG TRUE
SGT JORGE- ELEVATION 0 AZIMUTH 40 DEG APPROXIMATE, AMN BUSH
ELEVATION 0 DEG AZIMUTH 85 DEG APPROXIMATE
K4)
HORIZON- SGT JORGE REPORTS SMOKE VISIBLE FOR 10 MINUTES
AFTERWARDS. AFTERWARDS.
EAR SECONDS. SECONDS.
C. RQL ALL GROUND GROUND VISUAL
K K NO NO

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(3)
KEL N/A
(1)
D. KQL SGT JORGE, 0745Z, 5 FEBRUARY 1961, OTHERS NOT POSITIVE OF
TIME BUT MENT.
(2)
KWL NIGHT
E. AMN COLLINGWOOD-WESTOVER AFB CONTROL TOWER, SGT JORGE-
42 DEG 11,N 72 DEG 24,W, AMN BUSH- 1-1/2 MILES WEST 0 42 DEG 11,N 72 DEG 24,W, AMN BUSH- 1-1/2 MILES WEST OF CHICOPEE CHICOPEE EXIT ON EXIT ON
MASS TURNPIKE, AMN MARRETT-SECURITY POST ABLE 3 ON WESTOVER AFB.
k1) SGT JOHN JORGE, AGE 33, 94 STEVENS ST., LUDLOW, MASS.
F. RQL SGT JOHN JORGE, AGE 33, 94 STEVENS LUDLOW, MASS.
DEPARTMENT, LUDLOW, MASS.
10, WESTOVER AFB, MASS. SEEMS COMPETENT AND RELIABLE. A/2C MARRETT.
DAVID, 814 COMBAT DEFENSE SQ, WAFB, MASS. RELIABILITY UNKNOW.
A/1C BUSH, JARRETT- SUPPORT SQ, WAFB, MASS. RELIABILITY
UNKNOWN.
(1)
G. KQL ALL REPORT HIGH CLOUDS.
SURFACE-030DET/8K 6-020DEG/30K 10-350DEG/30K 0tr
16-300DEG/50K 20-320DEG/55K 16-300DEG/50K 20-320DEG/55K 30-310DEG/55K 30-310DEG/55K 50-280DEG/45K 50-280DEG/45K 1
(3) (3)
KEL KEL UNLIMITED
$(4) (4)
KRL KRL QT MILES
(5)
KTL QRNPPP FEET, SCATTERED QRNPPP FEET, SCATTERED