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PROJECT 1007B RECORD CARD

1. DATE OF ISSUE
- 10/24/44
- 10/24/44

2. DATE TIME GROUP
- Local 10/24
- CPT 10/24

3. PHOTOS
- None
- None

4. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
- Several seconds

5. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
1

6. COURSE
2

7. LENGTH OF INFORMATION
- Several seconds

8. NUMBER OF SIGHTING
- Silver color. Round.
- Initial report indicates object traveling too fast for balloon.

9. COURSE
2

10. CONDUCTS
- Was Balloon
- Probably Balloon
- Possibly Balloon

11. Was Aircraft
- Probably Aircraft
- Possibly Aircraft

12. Was Astrochemical
- Probably Astrochemical
- Possibly Astrochemical

13. Other
- Ins…

TENTATIVE
OBSERVERS DATA SHEET

Where Choice is Given, Circle Proper
Answers. or Insert Answer

1. Date of your observation: 19th Thu June 1952
Day Month Year

2. Date you reported the observation: 19th Thu June 9:52
Day Month Year

3. What time was it when you sighted the object: 10:15 A.M.
Hrs. Min.
A. M. P. M. Daylight Standard
Daylight
Zone: Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific, EAST
Other

4. Length of time object was observed. Estimate: Hours Minutes Seconds

5. Where observed:
Postal Address City City or Town State County

6. Where were you at time of observation:
Inside building, In Car…

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12. Describe what you saw as briefly as possible in the following spaces:
a. Sound no sound b. Shape B
c. Color silver looking d. Size BIG BIRTHMAN
e. Number
f. Light brightness BREATHING
g. Light color LIGHT h. Motion BREATHING
i. Speed 21 j. Other

13. How did object disappear from view: Suddenly or Gradually
Circle One

14. At any time did the object:
a. Change direction. b. Change speed. c. Move behind something; Cloud, House, Tree, behind trees
Other d. Blend with background. e. Decrease in size. f. Decrease in brightness. g. Move in front of something.
h. Just went away
Other

15. W…

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18. On the following Sketch B, label a at the apparent position of the object when first seen and b at point last seen. Trace the apparent path of the object between points a and b. Overhead

If possible label 1, 2, 3, etc., along the traced path to show the successive positions of the object after equal intervals of time during the sighting.

Horizon Observer's Eye Horizon
SKETCH B

19. In Sketch C please show the observed features of the object such as;
A. Apparent shape, (were edges pointed or rounded),
B. Apparent direction of motion (show by arrow), and
C. Other details, exhaust, tra…

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21. In your own words please describe the sighting you observed. Use sketches
if desired. All observations from the time of first sighting to the time
of dissappearance are important. Include a description of the weather,
wind, and cloud conditions at the time of this sighting.

I saw it in the sky in the A.M.
Id say 10 15 A.M. I was clean Day
not a cloud in the sky

TRANS BUDGET - TELETYPE MESSAGE

ADDITIONAL MESSAGE DTG 191610Z JUNE
UNCLASSIFIED

FROM SAME HQ AS ABOVE (AF AN 22289): FLYOBJ
REPORT J
LYNCHBURG, VA SIGHTED UNIDENTIFIED ROUND
SILVER OBJECT. NO EXHAUST. VERY HIGH ALT,
TRAVELING EASTWARD FROM TOWN REUSENS, VA
TOWARD MANSISONS HEIGHTS, VA. THE OBJECT WAS OBSERVED
FROM ANGLE VISUALLY FROM SURFACE AT 1444Z LYNCHBURG,
VA AT 1430Z CLEAR 30 MILE VISIBILITY CIROCUMULUS.
THERE WERE NO METEOROLOGICAL OR OTHER
CONDITIONS WHICH MIGHT HAVE ACCOUNTED SIGHTING.
MR WASHER WAS AT VIRGINIA EPISTICAL SCHOOL WHEN
OBJECT WAS SIGHTED. HE WAS AN ORDNANCE MAN
IN WW …

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22. Your full name:
23. Your Address:
24. Your Occupation: Cook
25. Last school you attended: Army School
26. Year of last attendance at this school: 1944
27. Please list the names and addresses of persons who discussed this sighting with you. It is not necessary to list the names of officials or investigators.

My wife did not see it she was looking at me at was so fast you see she had to go to the end on the porch and it was gone by the time

28. Further comments which you believe are important should be entered here. Use additional sheets of the same size if necessary.

FS

No Path

ATTACHMENT
UNCLASSIFIED

USA-MATS
IR-333-52

FLIOBRPT. Flying Object Sighted Near Lynchburg, Virginia 19 June 1952
State of Virginia, USA Flight Service, MATS, 3800 Newark Street, N. W., Washington 25, D. C.
26 June 1952 19 June 1952 C-2
Frank M. Allen, Lt Col, USAF Lynchburg, Virginia

FLIOBRPT. submitted by Olmsted Flight Service Center 19 June 1952 (NDT 19-F-03)

Unidentified flying object was sighted visually by civilian observer, at Lynchburg, Virginia, 19 June 1952. Interception was attempted, with "negative" results. Weather at time was excellent for observation. Observer reported to ha…