PROJECT BLUE BOOK

ES NE © ew

1. OATE

- 6 Sent a~msoy i G62 aS

——a nnn nna

= Sh 1S ren eer ee eet : - -

PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD

2. LOCATION

Kansas City, MISS OUT A. ee

3. DATE-TIME GROUP

Local

—

[\r

GMT. mn.

——i

03452

4, TYPE OF OBSERVATION

DMGround- Vi sual O Ground-Radar

S$. PHOTOS
O Yes
Re ae

O Air Visual CO) Air-Intercept Reder
Wo ® ices a ar ee a ae
Civilian

7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION

eens ~ ee ere ——— —_— ee Me te a ae

5 NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE

two Nis

” '
2. 5-7 minutes
lio. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING

- ——— ee ee ee ee - —we

C)

. CONCLUSIONS

Was Balloon
Probably Balloon
Possibly Balloon

- Was Aircentt

Probubly Aircratt
Possibly Aircreft

Was Astronomical

' .
Brabably Astronomical
Possibly Astronomicei

Other — —s

insufficient Data for Evalvation
Unknown

2+ ee oe ee

111. COMMENTS

ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)

—— _ FF.

—_————*

—————

Object sighted, round with flames glow- Descrivtion conforms to ovserva

ing yellow-orange turning bright and tion of jet a/e with afterburner.

going out. One hour later the same Duration of sighting coi Sisten

phenomena was observed with the objects with this analysis. Gbservatior

supposedly over Kansas City. by 10 year oH girl who repo ted
object to ffather, who also wit
nessed the second sightin

Oi a ee, oi ae

AF IN: 52133 (7 Sep @) S/dfe “""" meee OF 3

tf OMEN G
ACTION: CIN-17, SANS=3 1 8 ne ee WU

INFO : SSA-4, OOP-2,00P-CP-1, DIA-10, DIA CIIC-3 (41)

SMB Bb BBs
’
2 0Z Oly JESS: \ Gu | Ry ‘
: a
ry “ ry | nat
PP RUEAHO 4 |
:
|
Ne PUNGCKE {414 /
ee és » wee S ~3 aces ; } :
; ;
:
NT ©

IN
,

PR BO722262 ,
FM 2358 FIGHTER WING AD ADC RICHARDS GEBAUR AFB MO

TO RUWGAL/ ADC ENT AFB COLORADO

ZEN/29 AIR DIVISTON RICHARDS GEBAUR AFB M0
RUCDSO/AGSC WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO

RUEAHO/COFS HO USAF WASHINGTON 25 DC

PETARY OF THE AIR FORCE WASHINGTON 25 DC
RUCDSOQ/ AEROSPACE TE CEN WRIGHT PATTERSON AFS OHIO
UEABF/AF CAMBRIDGE RSCH CEN HANSCOM FLD BEDFORD MASS
INFO RUWGAJ/SCADS SIOUC CITY MUNI APRT IOWA

5ST

UNCLAS S323aFWCVC-0 6451.

FOR ADOIN, 29M INT, FTD, AFCIN, SAFOI AND SCODC-I[. MOON DUST

20
r=)
“U
QO
~
7

0
PARAGRAPH 14A. €1) APPEARED TO BE ROUND, €2) ABOUT THE SIZE OQ]

3 |
-

ASKETBALL. €3) UNKNOWN. €4) TWO, FIRST ONE SIGHTED AND ONE
HOUR LATER THE SECOND BYE WAS SIGHTED. €5) NOT APPLICABLE. (€6)
OBJECTS APPEARED ZS BE ON FIRE. (7) NONE. €8) NONE. €9) SANE

AS (6) ABOVE WITH TY FLAMES GOING FROM YELLOW-ORAN& 59 2#8TE AND

— tt i -

“7 ‘, - - o™ 7 » ey = - tel ry . st " a7 TS
BACK AGAIN, THEN TURNING VERY BRIGHT AND GOING OUT. PARAGRA GHRB-.
(1) OBSERVER’S 11 YEAR OLD DOUGHTER. ¢€2) UNKNOWN. €3) UNKNOWN.

“ . | a .- a -wr ~~ 7 ~ i ac ok © EA ook ele rs .I mr ’ ya. a eo 7% .. % oy Crs ¢ y
( 4) OL L OW) Ey) hy ra TH FROM 50uU 4 He 4 i é Lé Ont AS i / . 4 it N . DIS & KAN A) BL, swe

AY
AF IN: 52133(7 Sep @) geht Pah cake Bas
PAGE TWO RUWGKF 141A
MANEUVERS, (5) SAME AS PARAGRAPH 14AC9), (6) THE FIRST ODI!
WAS VISIBLE FOR ABOUT 3 OR 4 MINUTES AND THE SECOND ONE wai Vi"
FOR ABOUT 5 TO 7 MINUTES. PARAGRAPH 14C. (1) GROUND-VISUAL. (7!
‘ONE, (3) NONE. PARAGRAPH 14D. (1) 670345Z SEP 62 AND 07044"
SEP 62. +) NIGHT. PARARRPH 145. OBJECTS APPEARED TO Be OVE!
DOWNTOWN KANSAS CITY. MISSOURI. PARAGRAPH 14F. urs. se
SP equgeinits ¢ 2220, Kansas cITY 38, missourtT. Vit"!
NUIBER Sa, OCCUPATION-HOUREWIFE (PART TIME FEDHIM.

EMPLOYEE AT MIDWEST OPERATING COMPANY. OBSERVER SOUNDED SOI

AND IN CONTROL OF HER MIND AND EMOTIONS. QZRAGRPH 14G. (1) ("'"’

!

TEMPERATURE IN THE UPPER 63°S CLOUDY THEN CLEARING TO THE N(/iT
(2) THE FOLLOWING WIND DIRECTION AND VEWUCITY IS FOR 07054'/-
SURFACE FROM SOUTHWEST AT 3 KNOTS, 6,992 FROM 229 DEGREES 4!

Co ca » TPA ad rede (3 [4
29 KNOTS, 12,0909" FROM 259 DEGREES AT 15 KNOTS, 16,990" FIM

(fs
ers tf, fi ’

DEGREES AT 15 KNOTS, 20,220" FROM 28@ DEGREES AT 12 KNOTS, 99"

ifs), f
if} fii ’

FROM 289 DEGREES AT 15 KNOTS 50,900" FROM 280 DEGREES AT 4” [P"
80,000" NOT AVAILABLE. THE FOLLOWING WIND DIRECTION aND VELOGIT/
IS FOR 6724422, SURFACE FROM SOUTH AT 5 KNOTS, 6,099" FRUM 274

DEGREES AT 23° KNOTS, 10,099" FROM 250 DEGREES AT 15 KNOTS, 1%”

FROM 279 DEGREES AT 15 KNOTS, 20,900' FROM 280 DEGREES AT !+ '

;
i
-
=

APIN: 52133 (7 Sep62) Page 30f 3

PAGE THREE RUWGKF 1A4LA

39,000" FROM 280 DEGREES AT 15 KNOTS, 59,999’ FROM 280 DEGREES AT
49 KNOTS, 8,900" NOT AVAILABLE. (3%) AT 978345Z NONE AND AT 86704422
NONE. €4) AT 972345Z 10 MILES AND AT @70442Z 10 MILES. (5) AT
G7Q345Z 3,292" SCATTERED AND TOPS UNKNOWN AND 8,294" SCATTERED AND
TOPS UNKNOWN. AT @70442Z 8,000" SCATTERED AND TOPS UNKNOWN5(6)

AT O@70345Z NONE AND AT 979442Z NONE. (7) FROM SURFACE TO 18,900"
1.6 DEGREES CENTIGRADE PER THOUSAND FEET, FROM 18,000" TO 36,000"
2.2 DEGREES CENTIGRADE PER THOUSAND FEET, FRO! 36,990" TO

53,092" .$ DEGREES CENTIGRADE PER THOUSAND FEET. PARAGRAPH 14JH.
NONE, PARAGRAOH 141. NONE. PARAGRAPH 14J. NONE. PARAGRAPH 14K.
WING INTELLIGENCE OFFICER. IT IS POSSIBLE THIS THIS SIGHTING IS
IN THE "MOON DUST” CATEGORY. THE WITNESSES’ DESCRIPTION INDICATES
BURNING OF EITHER NATURAL OR MAN-MADE SPACE DEBRIS. PARAGRAPH 14L.

NONE,

O7/2242Z SEP RUNYGKF