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FRJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
I. DATE LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
0 Was Balloon
15 September 1962 Greenwich, Connecticut 00 0 Probably Ballcon Probably Ballcon
0 Possibly Bailoon Possibly Bailoon
3. OATE-TIME GROUP . DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
Ground-Rodar Ground-Rodar 0 Was Aircraft
Locol_ Locol DGround-Visual MGround-Visual CCK CK Probably Aircraft
AirVisuol Air-Intercept Radar 0 Possibly Aircraft
GMT GMT_ 16/04207
5. PHOTOS 5.. SOURCE 0 Was Astronomical Was Astronomical
Yes 0 Probably Astronomical
Civilian 0 Possibly Astronomical
aNo CNo
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE D Other
00 Insufficient Data for Evaluation
D Unknown Unknown
10 minutes one West then South
IO. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
Bright well above horizon Description of obj & flight
lin East lose together. conform to that normally expected
Lights we visible. of an a/c.
Reappeared ng toward the
West, made South, sound
similar to alc. ght appeared a$
obj got closer & passe ad
vist
ible. Red and possible green. Lights bli
blinked on and off regularly. Obj at
great height & very large.
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Mational Aeronautics and Space Administration Lane
Research Department (uro Studies) Greenwich, Conn.
Washington, D. C. September' 17, 1962
Dear Sirs:
I would like to report ar I unidentified flying objeet observed by
myself and a friend on Septer 15, 1962; 11:20-11:30 M., from a
dock at the end of Steamboat Road in Greenvich, Connecticut.
of Brookside Park, Greenwich, and I were at that
time sitting in his car, overlooking Long Island Sound from the gener.
area of the Indian Harbor Yathh Club. Beginning at Il:Oe P. M. we had
observed the moon, stars and clouds sible from the dock overlooking
the bay.
At about 1l:20 )we both noticed a very brightly glowing object,
fairly well above the Eastern horizon. We noticed that the light came
from at least two sources, each close enough to the other to effect
a blending of the Iight rays. Almost as soon as this glow caught our
attention, the light suddenly was extinguished, and the object then
Ta
e object hea I West,
on and off. 77 , seen,
but more faintly with each minute, as the object continued ead South-
nore undulating than straight.
Could you please inform me whether you or any other ageney dealing
with UFo have received similar reports made Sept. 15, 1962, and if objects
matching or similar to the above description have e been reported at any
time? Whatever knowledgement and materials you could mail to me on the
subject would b ich appreciated. appreciated.
The only measure by which I The only measure by which I could guess could guess altitude of altitude of the object
that it
traveled at a very high altitude, and was of immense size. traveled at a very high altitude, and was of immense size.
We wondered whether the Air Force or NASA was testing a new, secret
aircraft, and if publicity about it would cause embarrassment to those those
responsible for security tests.
It is the opinion both and myself that the object behaved
so much unlike conventional aircraft, that it is doubtful whether the
object was conceived anywhere this planet.
I would very much h like to he your opinion on the matter. If it
would be in your interests, perh ps you could help me do a researeh paner
on UFo for Columbia University.
Respectfully

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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
WASHINGTON
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY September 24, 1952
Dear Mr
Thank you very much for your sighting report. report. The data The data
you and your friend you and your friend
the greatest poseible detail? Upon completion please forward
to: Lt. Colonel Robert Friend
Hq Foreign Technology Divislon
TD-E, AFSC
Wright Patterson AFB, Ohio
Your efforts will be appreciated.
Sincerely,
Attachment C. R. HART
Major, U USAF
Public Information Division
Office of Information
Lane
Greenwien, Conn.
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