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>. ef ae ee eee eee eee Eee te eae _ Sr | PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD | 1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS m . 0 Wos Balloon | 3. DATE-TimE GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATIO — jo veoumy Seveen ; . O Wos Aircrof? Locel "ae D Ground: Vi sual 0 Ground-Roador Q Probably Aircraft | Rn. Ants. A B Air-Vi sual C) Air-Intercept Radar QO Possibly Aircraft 5. PHOTOS ce “SOURCE 0 ate weg prunes es 0 robobly Astronomical Ne civilian man O Possibly Astronomico 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION ~—~— & ~NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE A We) mimetes : 1 :  enaencgae Date for Evaluotion 10, BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING =| COMMENTS …

| : AIR TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE CENTER WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE OHIO 40 Ostober 1952 Col As Le Cox Office of the Secretary of the Air Forces Room 5D-914, Pentagon Building Washington 25, De C,. Dear Sirs With reference to your telephone conversation of 26 Oct 52 with Lt Rothstein, the questionnaires which were mentioned are inclosed. It will be appreciated if you will camplete the quase tionnaires md return them in the inclosed envelope. Your desire to be of service and cooperation are appreciated. Sincerely yours, ? 2 Incls ROBERT E,“ KENNEDY we Major, USA? Air Adjutant General / Or-E/L…

Washington 10 November Dear PN The inclosed report of an unidentified object has been presented to me with an unusual degree of fervor by the author. He states that up until the time he saw the damned thing he was an unalloyed sceptic, but that now he is a thorough-going convert. His qualifications for unbiassed observation are considerably higher than most people's, He further makes the point that he had co-cbservers with qualifications and prior attitudes similar to his. Sincerely ———————————————E———— TO jn ae © a . a :

IV. BALLOON DATA 21. WERE BALLOONS RELEASED IN AREA? er 1 Les 22. TIME SINCE J BALLOON RELEASE: Minutes 26 ND C GHTINGs POSSIBLE BALLOON LAUNCH SITES DQ ee ee oe ne — toeation’ pe__}_leunchs EAA Ve. EVALUATION 22. DETAILS OF REPC 21. EVALUATION OF SOURCES (cy Excellent (=Ta0ea C_} Good , [1 Fair CJ Fair C_] Poor (—) Poor [_] Insufficient to Evaluate (_) Unreliable (“J Extremely Doubtful (__] Hoax D4. PINAL EVALUATION: (J) Was Balloon (_]}Was Astronomical C) Probably Balloon [—] Probably Astronomical (“J Possibly Balloon ("] Possibly Astronomical [Was Aircraft (—) Other: [")Probably Aircraft (“…

e TALE Locals /4/2/30 s71 Zebrat/s/a¢so 7 NEW MEXICO OM, C) Telescope = Theodolite abCy C1 By One Set {] By Two Sete [_) By Three Sets Cy tes (_} No _1_A/C Observed O>ject (_JInterception Attemted : [No Intercept Attempted ___A/C Scrambled’ CJ) Visual Contact Made CJA/I Contact Made : _iNo Contact Made Ct YTRECTION ¥ ‘ 1 Yes [7)Ho C_] Normal WI Violent y. LF O NAS ULGE WW ; cA BI cing C) Stead Je LENGTH C Ome: GH'l’s CC} le seconds CI 1-5 Minutes ll. rePORT | Xe inte ‘ Aye ling Ac bs | As : 1 ee pi A: , 4) ,  # Pn II. ASTRONOMICAL DATA D.C, N Wy rO ARCH DOWNWARD ST? AIT? JJeCt APPEAR £0 DISINT…

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, Form A ° 4 ‘ U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION SHEET This questionnaire has been prepared so that you can give the U. S. Air Force as much information as possible concerning the unidentified aerial phenomenon that you have observed. Please try to answer as many questions as you possibly can. The information that you give will be used for research purposes, and will be regarded as confidential material, Your name will not be used in connection with any statements, conclusions, or publications without your permission. We request this personal information so that, if it is deemed necessary, …