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DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
7 Sep 61 Cape Canaveral, Florida = Srcbebly Balteon ’
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION D. Possibly Bolleon
Local 0 Ground-Visvel 1 Ground-Reder SB Probate Aiveratt
GMT 0801372 0 Air Vi sual DO Alr-intercept Rader o Possibly Airereft :
5. PHOTO *) EX Was Astronomicel S( f )
O Yes O Probably Astronom
EKNe 0 Possibly Astronomicel
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 6. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE ae
0 Insufficient Dete fer Evaluation
4 sec Verviseiay 1° rr
10, BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Objt moving vertically 1). COMMENTS Image in scope was determined
in tracking scope. During missile launch. to be star Gamma Pisciun.

ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)

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HEADQUARTERS

AIR FORCE MISSILE TEST CENTER
AIR FORCE SYSTEMS COMMAND

UNITEO STATES AIR FORCE
PATRICK AIR FORCE BASE, FLORIDA

UNCLA ASSTEIE ry

REPLY TO ™ Seb tbe is
armwor: = MIW 28 September 1961
sussecrt: Transmittal of Requested Data
ro: FTD (TD-Eldé)
Reference is made to your Message TD-E1D 19-9-390. The additional data
requested in Part III of your message is attached. Please note that
the trajectory data inclosed as Attachment 1 is trajectory data obtained
by the Azusa system only. It is planned that further information, includ-
ing a refinement of trajectory data, will be furnished to you as soon as
‘pa it becomes available.
FOR THE COMMANDER
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Lt Colonel, 1. RCA Data Processing Test No. 3212 (S) |
Dcs/Foreign Technology Cy 1 of 1, MT 61-38681 |
2. MTER Memo , undtd, (S), Cy 1 of 1, |
MT 61-36791
3. MTER Memo, undtd, (VU),
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Information on Sensors That Were Tracking Missile at Second Stage

Burnout.
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Sensor Type Field of View or Beam Width

Azusa MK II ),° |

RC 3.C BC-l; Camera ed

PC bel RC), Camera 32°

Radar 1p.16 FPS-16 Radar ise

Radar 3.16 PPS-16 Padar ee”

The FPS-16 radars acquired data but it was very erratic at second stage
burnout.

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REF SECRET MSG TD-G 15-9321. REPLYING TO PART ly i
QUESTION 1: NZ ATIVE OBSERVATIONS OF UNKNOWN OBJECT BY RADAR,

OPTICAL OR OTHER RANGE INSTRUMENTATION. CONSIDERABLE RANG: DOCUMENT ARY

FILM STILL BEING ANALYZED FOR POSSIBLE CONFIRMING INDICATION. (
QUEETION 23 FLIGHT AZIMUTH 165.5 DEGREES.

QUESTION 3: SUSTAINER ENGINE BURNOUT TIME APPROXIMATELY 21578102 4

S SEP 1901. (
QUESTION 43: NO ELEVATIONSAND AZIMUTH DATA ON TdAIsS PARTICULAR CAMERA. |

VE WILL OLTAIN THIS DATA FROM A TRACKING CAMERA FOSITION APPROX ONE

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7. Did trackers report incident immediately when it happened

or after film developed?

8, Were any observations of incident reported from shins at sea?
If so please furnd oh details, including ship locations,

9. Any hard facts or evidence to support "possible explanations"
reached in part III of referenced message, -

Part II, The following comments are offered regarding the
possibilities broached: (1) that this was an IRBM. The timing

coincidence coupled with the U.S. countdown, the geometric

relationship, and the estimated characteristics of Soviet MRBM/
IRBM propulsion systems strongly argue against this possibility.
(2) That this was an ABM, Able: This would have to be water-
borne and this is unlikely in this time period considering the
present Soviet land-based capability, Baker: The technique of

4 interception during ballistic missile launch and check-out }eéa

4 is not believed under development. Charley: The best estimates _.
/ of a Soviet ABM capability are in the 63-64 time period, This

would mean that the Soviets have a 3-5 year lead on the best 4
esti meten capability, presuming such a weapon is being field-

tested under the described conditions. Regarding the other three

cage

possibilities, they may not be derived on the basis of data

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QUESTION 5: RISING 28 DEGREES TO THE LEFT OF VERTICAL , |
QUEETION 6: THE REFERENCED GEOGRAPHICAL COORDINATES IN CUDA BASED |
UPON IN:ORNATIUN CON TRAINED I0G 8, % (1) WSG FM CO.NAVBASE 6T\‘0 |
DIG G4i9iez yet INDICATING POSSIELE ")iYSTERY BASE" IN AREA NEAR

COORDINATES 2G-2oN Wo-s3We 62) FB “EMO DTD 2¢ JUL 1961 INDICATING

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A LAUNCH PAD Inv VICINITY OF SAN RASAEL« CUBAs (3) UFO RFI FM COM-

NAVBASE GTMO DTG 2421592 19S1 DISCUSSING UFO SEEN AT 2310052 WHICH aon
APPEARED TO “CONE FROW THE GENERAL DIRECTION OF THE SUSPECT AREA

AND DISAPPEARED TO THE NORTH WITH CHARACTERISTICS VERY SIMILAR TO

A MEDIUM RANGE NISSLE. = (

QUESTION/: IMMEDLATELY. OPTICAL TRACKERS REPORTED INCIDENT IMiDIATELY
DURING TRACKING. Mi=@QUMMMPcEN GR RCA PAFB PERSONALLY OB-
SERVED THE TELEVISION “ONITOR DURING THE OCCURRENCE. UR Si | (

TED THE OCCURRENCE TO COL PAYNE DCS/FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY FIRST
THING NEXT MORNING. FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY PERSONNEL INTERVIEWED OPTICAL

TR ACERS FOLLUUING DAY OF OCCURRENCE AND BEFORE FILM WAS DEVELOPED.
AQUESTIONZ: NEGATIVE REPORTS FROvi SHIPS AT SEA‘. cee :
QUESTIONS: HARD FACTS ARE (A) ANALYSIS OF THE FILM AND A PHOTOGRAPH |
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SIGHT OF OFTICAL TRACKERS CONFIRNS THAT SOUE OBJECT WAS ACTUALLY

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OBSERVED. (C) A SIMILAR OCCURRENCE WAS OBSERVED WITHIN 5 “INUTES
AFTER LAUNCH OF THE NASA ATLAS-AGENA RANGER TEST AT 12042 23

AUG 1934. THES OCCURRENCE WAS ODSERVED BY 2 QUALIFIED \iAJORS, 1.

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TIME OF THE SIGHTING WAS COINCIDENT WITH THAT OF THE STAR.

PART TWO. THE CONCLUSION THAT THE OBJECT OF THIS SIGHTING WAS A
STAR IS FURPHER SUBSTANTIATED BY THE FOLLOWING FACTS. THE OBJECT
WAS IN THE FIELD OF THE TRACKING UNIT APPROXIMATELY FOUR SECONDS
MOVING GENERALLY VERTICAL. ‘THE DIMENSION OF THE FIELD IN THIS
DIRECTION WAS APPROXIMATELY 1/4° AND THE ANGULAR VELOCITY-OF THE
TELESCOPE IN THE VERTICAL PLANE AT THE TIME OF THE SIGHTING WAS
APPROXIMATELY .09° PER SECOND. WA RELATIVELY STATIONARY OBJECT
WOULD THEN REQUIRE APPROXIMATELY lb, SECONDS TO PASS THROUGH THE
FIELD. THE ANGULAR VELOCITY OF THE TRACKING TELESCOPE IN THE
HORIZONTAL PLANE WAS NEGLIGIBLE.

PART THREE. THE PROBABLE REASON WHY THIS PHENOMENA WAS NOT
PREVIOUSLY EXPERIENCED BY AFMIC PERSONNEL IS DUE TO°THE IMPROBA-
BILITY OF IT OCCURRING. FOR THIS PHENOMENA TO TAKE PLACE THE
TRACKING UNIT MUST HAVE A LOW ANGULAR RATE DURING THE PERIOD THE
1/16 SQUARE DEGREE FIELD OF VIEW IS COINDIDENT WITH A STAR; THE
IMPROBABILITY OF THESE EVENTS OCCURRING SIMULTANEOUSLY IS SUBSTAN-
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WITH THE BU TRACKING TELESCOPE IS WELL BELOW ONE PER 1/16 SQUARE ‘4
DEGREE AND THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE LOCATION OF THE LAUNCHING

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EVALUATION OF THE CAPE CANAVERAL UFO SIGHTING WHICH OCCURRED ON

7 SEP 61 DURING THE TESTING OF A TITAN MISSILE IS AS FOLLOWS;

PART ONE. BASED ON FACT THAT "BOGIE" IMAGE WAS SEEN ONLY BY BU
CAMERA AT PATRICK AFB AND NOT BY SENSORS AT OTHER TRACKING SITESS IT
IS CONCLUDED THAT "BOGIE” WAS NOT, REPEAT NOT, IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO
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PART IIZ: ADDITIOMAL DATA FROM AYMTC REQUIRED TO CONCLUSIVELY
COMPIEM EVALUATION IS AS FOLLOWS:

A. COMPLETE MISSILE TRAJECTORY DATA AS CONTAINED In "DATA <:
REDUCTION RXFORTS” PREPARED BY KCA/AMR.

B. ACCURATE GEOGRAPHIC COORDINATE LOCATIONS CF BU CAMERA AND
MISSILE LAGWCH PAD.

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#BYT Camera 28 13 40.75 80 36 19.69 30.

Stand 19 28 30 25.7025 80 33 17.3401 31.90
Agusa MK II 28 2h 8.179) 80 35 33.9621 33.53

RC 3.C 26 32 2.879 77 Oh 1.0368 23.0

RC hel 25 17 30.8168 76 19 50.0792 6.1
Radar 1p.16 28 13 36.870 80 35 59.091 27.10
Radar 3.16 26 36 56.6345 78 29 5.0213 4oe5

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