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1. DATE | 2. LOCATION . 12, CONCLUSIONS : i/ | Oy Wos Balloon “2 July 1955 China Lake NAS, California YProbably Balloon 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Possibly Balloon _ = —_— cm ee ~~ Local lain ps Ground: Vi sual XGround-Reder 0 Preble Mcevats GMT 12/0510Z July 1955 O} Air- Vi sual O Air-Intercept Radar |@ Possibly Aircroft §. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE | O Was Astronomical O Yes | CO) Probably Astronomical pis No Military . |O Possibly Astronomical} 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE CNEL 1 28 SRI ee Minutes Q Insufficient Data for Evaluatian Twenty to thirty (20-30 …

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AF FORM 112—-PART } WEE eat ge -uMerasss ELE [D. | Na OES it, SPPROVED 1 JUNE 19487 eg Ne : ‘ehh " pn whe | } | we COUNTRY aa” oh (GEAVE BLANK) yea ay 4 AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT Wena UFCB ee : SSA REPORTED ON layokern, California ay USA | FROM (Agency) Flight ght 1-05. 16024 AISS ATE OF REPORT DATE OF INFORMATION ———C~«*” | PFT ICUNTE Ph Cests ee Petar ensure mar” Geametea rt: ature) nte ete 30 duly 1955 1k July 1955 | “SPARED BY (OMtcer) Pian ts eNO yt ~- | SOURCE 1M SEs nea esas Ato x PATRICK 0. SHIE Captain i ae See contents below VAPERENCES (Controd number, directive, previons t…

sey 2 * e + ee ™ J ; ia | i ‘i ; ' AF FORM '2-PART I UMCLASSI FIED (CLASSIFICATION) APPROVED |) JUME 1948 AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT REPORT NO, LC<UFOB-L1-55 eee ieee ~ PART CNE PAGE a OF ee Oo PAGES eS | eS) a es ea aaa a -— aN 6 ? Flight 1C, },602a AISS —_— a ee ee ee ihn EE a a 2S ae = age Se ee ee. oS A 6 ee Se, ae ——— ee + de SCURC is | FROM (Agency) : Age: }2 Length of Service: 20 years Duties: Naval Air facility Officer (Administration) Lflucation: 12 years ovation: China Lake Naval Air facility TI. ReLlaABILifY: When interviewed SCURCE Was very cooperative with a positive atti…

» , - | , ' ‘ a AF FORM I12—PART IL — (Unelass (FIED APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948 Jj i * FROM (sdgency) REPURT NO, Flight 1-C, 602d alss ‘1C-UFOB-11-55 AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT 1 PART ONE PAGE 3 OF 2 O PAGES 6. The object seemed to lose Ltitude Slowly as it faded away. There was no sudden disappearance. Object was last sighted at a measured 277 degrees from the Naval Air Facility tower. 7- SOURCE could offer no explanation for the object. This was the first unusual sighting SCURCH had ever witnessed. S$. SOURCE had no idea of speed or altitude of the object. ore *# weauner Was clear and coo…