DECLASSIFIEDUSAF PROJECT BLUE BOOK · NARA T-1206
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
PROJECT BLUE BOOK
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT CASE FILES · 1947 – 1969
CASE REFERENCE8721837
DATE OF SIGHTINGNovember 1964
REPORTED LOCATIONBrooklyn New York
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DATE - TIME GROUP
3. SOURCE
Civilian
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
One
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION :
2 -3 Seconds
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
Gro und=-Visua 1
8. PHOTOS
O Yes
XK Ne
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
O Yes
XX Ne
FORM
FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE)
LU, Novenber 64 15/03272
2. LOCATION
Brooklyn, New York
10. CONCLUSION
Astronomical (METEOR)
Form 164 sent. Object has speed am flight characteristics of mdtec
put no tail and not very bright. Very likely a meteor. If form}is
+ ANAL ‘ti Saercurnicicgms =a sielee setae tarda. |
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lst mg bluish white color. No
tail, looked like satellite except mich faster. Flight from
Orion (25 deg elevation) to the horizon in 2-3 seconds. Orio
at 115 deg azimth. Object was round and small like a star,
Object streaking across sky.
Previous editiens of this form may be used.
FRAME 002 / 004tesseract-200dpi
24 November 1964
Dear Mr. 2
This is in reply to your recent letter in which
you reported observing an object in the sky.
Attached is an FTD Form 164. It is requested that
you complete the form in the greatest detail possible
and return it to this office for further evaluation.
Sincerely,
MASTON M. JACKS
Major, USAF
Chief, Pictarial Branch
Public Information Division
Office of Information
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FTD Form 164
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Brooklyn, New York, 11230
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Pan objects streaking across the sky,! It seemed to originate (as if it
was turned on bya switch) very closé to the star Betelguise in the
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constellation of Orion, The direction in w hich it traveled was from |
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—___fairly—bright (about—1st-magnitude)—and—the—color—of-the-star-Rigel-a—
bluish ‘white, It was round and was very small-the size of how a star_|
appears 3) It was moving pretty fast-it went from Betelguist to the z
horizon in about 2-3seconds,’ It had no taiblat all and actually Looked
like a satellite would look but it was much faster.’ I have a fairly
goo@ knowledge in astronomy and so Limade a list of things it could
possibly be and checked out all of the objects that could not appear
as—that—did.—I-have-down:Comet-no-no-teil-and-too-fast;-meteor=n ——
= too_slom_and_né tail;satellite-no-no listings in any papertballoon-no- .
you can aney see balloons one-half hour after sunset and this was in
the middle of the night; airplane-no-no blinking lights, no outline
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of plane, no noise, too fast. ¥As you see I have checked off most
of the things it could possibly ‘be. I called up the Air Force Base
~ (Floyd Bennet Field) and they told mé to write to wou, I hope you ~~
——ean- find—out—what—it—was—as—t-_am-_very—eur ious. ———_—————
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