PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE

2. LOCATION | 12. CONCLUSIONS

0D Wos Balloon
A) August 1962 f ; O Probobly Bailoon
SEE PF 3ST EPS" D Possibly Balloon
3. DATETIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
R45 E  Wos Airerafe
ET arene 1 > Der 5" SEITE reer ne Ot Ground- Vi svol 0 Ground-Rador QO Probobly Aircraft
GAT..22/0 1452 D Ain Viswal OD Air-Intercept Rodor | 7 Possibly Aircraft
| 5. PHOTOS - SOURCE O Was Astronomical
GO Yes 0 Probobly Astronomical
xD Ne Military D Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8 NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE  Otieticceneeeeee
D™ Insufficient Dota for Evaluation
0 Unknown
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‘10, GRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
Sighting guS* after sunset in dusk. No| Possibility of light reflected
stars. Object larger than DC-8(about fm bird; however, data not
2X) ar wearing at West over mountains conclusive. Case "considered as
anprouchi ne in Easterly direction, insufficient data because the
Goiden in color, brighter than Vénns quality of the information is

3-4X%. Core of obj golden grey & darker| not sufficient for a
than remainder. Shape between egg % Sis.
cigar, Finger width above horizon,

Made right angle turn & headed South

for distance yiewed thru 2 telephone

pojes, made another right angle turn & went
roll & was lost fm sight, Brightness tonstant during

firm analy-

straight up, Did backward

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Sighting,

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HEADQUARTERS

LOWRY TECHNICAL TRAINING CENTER (ATC)
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE

4 LOWRY AIR FORCE BASE. COLORADO

susvect: Unidentified Flying Object

TO: AFSC ( TD)

Wright-Patterson AFB Ohio

Attached Unidentified Flying Object Report is forwarded for your
information in accordance with paragraph 13b(1), AFR 200-2,

FOR THE COMMANDER

0. H. OSBORNE, CWO. ¥4,

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LOWRY TECHNICAL TRAINING CENTER (ATC)
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE

LOWRY AIR FORCE BASE. COLORADO

F-O/Capt Ramsey/ 42316 28 August 1962

UFO Report

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lL. Tne following information was received via telephone from Col
Arnola (OSI) at 1030, 23 Aug 62:

a. Col Arnold received a telephone call from , SZ oc,
USMC Recruiting Service, Old Customs House, home address

, Aurora, phone QB -eporting she following fact
a3 he saw them:

(1) "At 1845, 26 Aug 62, just after sunset in Del Mar Park
an object was sighted in the sky, before Venus had risen and too early
for stars to appear. ‘The object was much larger than'a commercial jet--
about twice the size of a DC-8. ‘The object approached from the West
over the mountains in an easterly direction. The object was golden in
color, much brighter than the reflection of the sun and 3 to 4 times
brighter than Venus. The core of the object was golden--yet darker

than the rest of the object--more like a golden gray. The ovdject was
not the shape of a cigar or submarine nor oval like an egs, but wes

a shape between those two. The object travelled at terri A.

over the mountains to the Park (West to East). As it approached the

park it appeared to be a finger width above the horizon, (as viewed with
fingers held to eye). The object made a high speed turn which was a

perfect right angle and headed South for a short distance, { the

distance as viewed between 2 telephone poles). The object then made another
right angle turn very abruptly and went straight up. The object

appeared to start a backward roll as some planes do when bombing. At

this time the object was lost from sight. This viewing oceurred during

a spread of only seconds. The brightness of the Pree did not increase

nor diminish during the course of the maneuvers.”

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