PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
Was Balloon
21 Dec 61 TyndallAFB, Florida D Probably Balloon
DATE-TIME GROUP TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Possibly Bolloon
4.
Local 0545 Ground-Visual Ground-Rodar Was Aircraft
000 Probably Aircraft
GMT_21/1045 Air Visual Air-Intercept Radar Possibly Aircraft
5. PHOTOS I 6. SOURCE D Was Astronomical
Yes 0 Probably Astronomicol
No XNo Military Military 0 Possibry Alona Possibly Astronomical Possibly Astronomical Orion
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION LENGTH ATION 8. 8. NUMBE NU BJECTS 9. COURSE Other Betelgeux Beteigeux
100 Insufficient Dato for Evaluation
Unknown
15 min. W to E
10. 10 BRIEFS SUMMARY OF SIGHTING n1. cOMMENTsWeather data reveals that an
Witness observed an object; similar to star, inversion was present in in Tyndall Tyndall area area o on
in NW. Object appeared radiant and elliptical. date of sighting. Bright date of sighting. Bright star Betelgeux star Betelgeux
Was reported te was reported moving noving generally toward N. was located on an AZ equal to that was located on an AZ € equal to that reported
Witness Witness reporte reporte disappearing by sappearing by fading yfading for UFO. Is concluded that witness for UFO. Is concluded that witness lst
from sight. Ev as reported to reported to have lasted observed star distorted due to refractiqn observed star distorted due t efraction
for 15 min. then his over active imagination tock then his over active imagination tock
charge. Witness has made other reports. charge. Witness has made other reports.
considers'himself an expert at observing
phenomena. Fact that his imagination is
overworked is substantiated by his be-
lief that he can estimate speed and
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DATA PROCESSING DIVISION
CLIMATIC CENTER, USAF
Air Weather Sarvice (MATS)
Asheville, North Carolina
REPLY TO
ATTN OF: CCDPD
SUBJECT: Radiosonde Data for Panama City Area 23 Jan 1962
TO: Aerospace Technical Intelligence Center
ATT:: AFCIN 4E2X, Sgt. Noody
l. 930 EST, 12 Jan 1962.
2. No are sonding copies of aliabatic charts Gity,
Florida area as follows:
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Capo San Dias Cape San Dias 20-21 Dec 61
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HEADQUARTERS
TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE
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4756th AIR BASE GROUP (ADC)
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE, FLORIDA
REPLY TO 3 JAN 1962
ATTN OF: ABDO
SUBJECT: Report on Uni Object (UFO)
TO: 4E2X
Wright-Patterso
FOR ER
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ROBERT E. COLE ROBERT E. COLE 2 Atch
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g. Tail or Tra
h. Unusual Features - It seemed to course
2. Description of Course of Object:
first noticed the UFO at
0545 hours, 2l December 196l, Capehart Housing area, Tyndall
AFB, Florida, the object seemed to be traveling from Northwest
degrees observed the obiect for
I called the Base Weather
with Lt William Poe. I asked him to hav ver look
in the Northeast fo or an UFO.
I called back to Lt. William Poe and he said
had seen a bright object in
been a right star.
Miracle (Office of the Director of Operations) and found that he was
off for the day. I went over to the Office of Information and reported
the UFO to Mr. Hank Basham.
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(basing this with
vehicles).
e. Manner in which object still with
the radiant lighting effect. the radiant ghting effect.
f. I f. Length of time object was vis Length of time object was ble: I observed it for 15 minutes
ours.
3. Method used in observation:
b. Optical aid - None -
4. Time and Date of Sighting:
b. Light cond - reak and the moon
was setting.
2

submitted 1835 hours, 19 September 1960 and 1945 hours, 9 May 1961. I;
thunderstorm is moving toward
observed freak TV signals from Cuba, Texas, Louisiana, etc., which
This The
information
vehicle, basing this on his past experience in tracking other U
and Echo.
MSgt, USAF
Training Section
Ty.dall AFB, Fla

LAST-SIGHTED
0600
RADIANT-APPEARANCE
1.SHAPE-S
SMALL ARMS RANGE DANGER AREAS
TYNDALL AFB MARKSMANSHIP CENTER
WATER IMPACT AREAS
39' 35 TYNDALL AFB HWY.98 HMY.98
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4 wde STACKO STACK STACK NCOCLUB
CAPEHART MARINA BEACH
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DANGER AREA CROOKED
DANGER
HURRICANE 1. HURRICANE AREA
*
RED WARNING FLAG
FIRST-SIGHTED MARKER BUOY
C.61 DANGER AREA BOUNDARY
0545 WOODEN PILINGS
When Red Flags are displayed on the boundaries, , that range is in operation and firing
in progress. Fishermen, boating epthusiasts and I personnel on beaches are to remain
clear of designated areas.
For further information, contact Tyndall 6-2111, extension
Base Training. S

ABDO 3 JAN 1962
Report on Unidentified Flying Object (UFO)
Aerospace Technical Intelligence
Wright
In accordance with AFR 200-2, paragraph - 15, dated 14 September
1959, the attached Flying Object sketch are submitted.
FOR NDER: _
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ROBERT E. COLE 2 Atch
Captain, Capiain, USAF a/s
Base Administrative Officer