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PROJECT }0073 RECORD CARD | 1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS © Was Balloon 14 February 19595 £#| New York City, New York QO Probably Bolloon 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION O Fosslbly Balloon local Bact aise Lae aE Pon AlsGround- Vi sual O Ground-Radar Ss Rrabauly Rivarite te eer | Pe’ 2 ©: ) A irr ee 0 Air Vi sual 0 Air-Intercept Radar — O Possibly Aircraft 3. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE - O Was Astronemical OYes O Probably Astronomical iE No Civilian QO Possibly Astronomical }. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION ~—~—_—*«| 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE Other searchlight Insufficient Data for Evaluc…

wag © HEADQUARTERS rae a a A ve et ~~ = ~ - ? = A wil ‘Big 46024 AiR INTELLIGENCE SERVICE SQUADRON (ADC) | ENT AIR FORCE BASE COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO ~UBJECT: UFOB Report 4 May 1955 TOs Commander Air Technical Intelligence Center ATTN: Captain Charles Hardin (UFOB'ts) Wright-Patterson Air Force Pase ayton, Ohio 1. MInclosed is UFOB Report transmitted to this Squadron by Hq, 26th AD (Defense). 2. this Squadron concurs in the hypothesis of the Preparing Officer that the sighting was possibly caused by search light activity. There have already been other reports from this same vicinity caused …

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