PROJECT BLUE BOOK

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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD

2. LOCATION 2) TRU 26 bts
k95640N 063348E GeRmmsy

12. CONCLUSIONS

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1. DATE

Was Balloon

Probably Balloon |

9 Feb 61
Possibly Balloon

“3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
: Was Aircraft
ee 2 & Ground- Vi sual © Ground-Roder Probably Aircraft !
GMT 0920002 0 Air Vi suol 0 Air-intercept Radar Possibly Aircraft

5. PHOTOS | . Was Astronomical VENUS

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O Yes Probably Astronomical
2) Ne Military and Civilian Possibly Astronemicel
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE a
; Insufficient Dete fer Evaluation
Unknown
1 W

1. COMMENTS Duration and apparent short
distance traveled by objt is suggestive
of an astronomical body. Planet Venus

was found to have been in position repoxt-
ed. Strange appearance was probably due
to it being close to horizon where
witness was looking through much more

of earth's atmosphere when observing it

10, BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Ye] low » circular ob jt

Size of half dollar at arms length. Observed
20° angle to horizon, 225° az. Disappeared
7° angel to horizon, 270° as. Appeared to
rotate. Faded to W.

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FM COMDR 36 TFW BITBURG AB GER
TO RJFPSD/HQ 17AF RAMSTEIN AB GER
RJFPBW/HQ USAFE LINDSEY AS WIESBADEN GER
RJWFALB/HQ NORAD ENT AFB COL |
RJEDSQ/COMDR AIR TECH INTEL CENTER WPAFB OHIO
RJEZHQ/HQ USAFE WASH 25 DC
RJEZHQ/SEC OF THE AF
BT
UN CLAS EF TO UFO FM OPI 919-B x
A. gb CIRCLE
(@L HALF DGLLAR AT ARMS LENGTH
KEL YELLOWISH
CEL ONE
RTL N/A

(4)
yYL LARGE SOUARE IN CENTER, WIDE BACK LINE STRETCHING FROM

CENTER TO FOUR OCLOCK, LATER TO EIGHT OCLOCK. FIVE ANTENNAE WITHING

/

CIRCLE.
kf NONE

18H CO., Gatton tf,

THE ZTIANYARD REGIS

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KIL NONE ‘
(9)
‘  KOL NONE

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Be OL ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATION

wl oF pecrers ANGLE TO HORIZON, 225 DEGREES AZIMUTH
(3) 7 DEGREES ANGLE TO HORIZON, 279 DEGREES AZIMUTH
iL APPEARED TO ROTATE
Kr FADED TO WEST
ar 39 MINUTES
cs Cal cround-vrsuat

2)
WL 192 POWER TELESCOPE FROM AMATEUR ASTRONOMY KIT

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(ip DUSK TO NI
KT
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DEPENDENTS, 36 TACT FTR WG, -APO 152, NeYe, UNK RELIABILITY.

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(id INS. 28:20 DOCK CHIEF,

ESTIMATED RELIABLE.
(/
G. xQL GOOD VISIBLITY, SOME CLOUDS

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Cut SURFACE 31@DDGREES, 28 KNOTS AT

PAGE THREE RUFPFO 14

E 6,220: 32QDEGREES, 39 KNOTS
19,939: 32QDEGREES, 35 KNOTS
1650993 S42DEGREES. 69 KNOTS

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29 ,30B:342DEGREES, 8@‘KNOTS ose tae (
39,992: 33QDEGREES, 102 KNOTS
+ a 34QDEGREES, 42 KNOTS

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KEL 2532

(RL 19 NILES
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TL SCATTERED

-L NONE fr HH

] 73 sf
KUL REDEGREES - sf

2F

He NONE KNOWN |

I. NONE i ai
Je NONE 1 =|
Ke MAJOR WALTER D. BROWN, JRay 36TFW INTEL OFF. COMMENTS i
INTERROGATION OF NUMBER OF BASE MILITARY PERSONNEL WHO EYEBALLED T/-
SUBJ UFO PRODUCED GENERAL AGREEMENT AS TO TIME, ANGLE AND AZIMUTH {
OF SIGHTING BUT TEND TO SUPPORT BELIEF THAT SUBJ UFO WAS CELESTIAL 7
BODY. ant
L. NONE, | |
BT .

19/1715Z FEB RJFPFO

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