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PROJECT 100'S RECORD CARD

|  17 Jul 52 | LOCATION | DAYTON OHIO  |
| --- | --- | --- |
|  17/21/0 337 | TYPE OF OBSERVATION | ☐ Continued  |
|  18/6/10 Z | ☐ Commended | ☐ Partially Admired  |
|  ☐ Yes | ☐ No | ☐ Not Available  |
|  20000 | SOURCE | ☐ Probably Admired  |
|  ☐ No | ☐ No | ☐ Possibly Admired  |
|  20-30 min | Varied civilians | ☐ Probably Admired  |
|   | NUMBER OF OBJECTS | ☐ Other  |
|   | 6-10 | ☐ Not Delivered Here for Operation  |
|   |  | ☐ Unknown  |

Tight series of two objects arched
across sky at approx 3-4 minute intervals.
Phenomena seemed to be over WPAFB.

1. Date object was observed 17 July 52
2. Time object was first seen 2120
3. Place from which you observed the object car
4. How was object observed (naked eye, binoculars, etc.) naked eye
5. What were you doing when the object was first observed? Driving along road outside Vandalia Hwy 40
6. What attracted your attention to the object? Pays in car saw objects first
7. Path of object.
a. Direction from which object appeared (degrees or direction) North to South
b. Direction in which object disappeared (degrees or direction) South
c. Elevation object appeared (degrees above horizon) couldnt tal…

Fairly bright round objects at a pros 1000 Alt. no estimate of speed but moving fast no sound or trails no estimate of size. Objects were not sighted all at one time. Two would appear and more across sky and disappear then two more, etc.

Name
Address
Date 18 July 1942 or MO 15112

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1. Date object was observed 17 July 52. 42
2. Time object was first seen 2135
3. Place from which you observed the object Residence
4. How was object observed (naked eye, binoculars, etc.) naked eye
5. What were you doing when the object was first observed? On the house - neighbor called it to
6. What attracted your attention to the object? her attonian
7. Path of object.
a. Direction from which object appeared (degrees or direction) North to South
b. Direction in which object disappeared (degrees or direction) South
c. Elevation object appeared (degrees above horizon) couldn't tell
d. Elevati…

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Objects were round and bright with hazy glow around edges - no trails of fire - seemed to be over WPAFB - no estimate on speed or altitude. objects made no sounds.

Name
Address
Date 17 July 52

17 Jul 32

17/0100 EST
17/0600 Z

xxx

3 hours

Circular-shaped object having the appearance
of a large, near Lockbourne AFB, object
which is a small three consecutive nights for 1/2 to
3 hours. Object would move, disappear when
a/c landed or took off from Lockbourne.

Object was observed on July 17, 23,

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AF FORM 112—PART I APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948
UNCLASSIFIED AF407157

|  COUNTRY | UNITED STATES  |
| --- | --- |
|  U.S.A. | IR-9352 (LEAVE BLANK)  |

AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT

|  CLASS | DISTRIBUTION  |
| --- | --- |
|  FLYOERPT | From (Agency)  |
|  U.S.A. (UNCLASSIFIED) | 91st Strategic Reconnaissance Wing (M)  |
|  DATE OF REPORT | TIME OF INFORMATION  |
|  25 July 1952 | 17 July thru 23 July 1952  |
|  RELATION OF INFORMATION | E-6  |
|  MAJOR EDWARD O. MITTNER | NAME and ADDRESS  |
|  ADDRESS (if other than address, country, address report, etc., as applicable) |   |
|  None |   …

UNCLASSIFIED
AF FORM 112—PART II
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
FROM (Agency)
71st Street Recon Wing (M)
INR-73-52
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1. A circular shaped object giving the appearance of a star appeared somewhat smaller than an average airplane on immediate horizon. It was fluorescent and in its most recent sighting the outer rim gave off an orange and green glow. The object as it came into line of vision looked like a speck and then took on its final form. On the latest appearance it left a trail of reddish cast and was out of sight in approximately eight seconds. It…