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PROJECT 10073 RECORD

|  1. DATE - TIME GROUP | 26 August 65 27/0415  |
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|  2. SOURCE | Military  |
|  3. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | Ten (One Each)  |
|  4. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | Average 2 Minutes Each  |
|  5. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | Ground-Visual  |
|  6. COURSE | East to West & West to  |
|  7. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE | ☐ Yes ☑ No  |
|  8. LOCATION | Missile Site in Nebraska  |
|  9. CONCLUSION | A/C Both groups of sightings attributed to a/c on regular Jet Routes  |
|  10. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS | Six passes of object in flight from West to East in straight flight. Average sighting las…

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS 116 EIGHTH STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y.
FRANCIS E. MARTIN, AIR FORCE BASE, VERNON 52009

20 SEP 1965

90DCOP

Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO)

TO: AFSC (FTD)

1. Reference AFR 200-2, as amended. The following described unidentified flying objects are an addition to our report of 6 August 1965.

2. Description of Objects: The reported objects are plotted on the attached maps with descriptions as referenced in subparagraphs below:

a. Reported by civilian guard at Sioux Army Depot to Golf Launch Control facility, where Air Force personnel observed with binocu…

(2) Object again appeared in same location but on the next
five successive observations flew a straight course and disappeared to
the East. At first, object became three white objects, but as it moved
Eastward the two rear whites disappeared and there were now six red,
green, and white lights as shown on plot.

d. Object sighted and observed through binoculars by Staff
Sergeant and two neighbors, at 1930 local time. Object, oblong, about
the size of a saucer, moved with an up and down motion, white in color
with a flashing light. Local weather ballons are launched at 10AM
and 10PM, so this obj…

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SC&SPP (L.A. Calif.) 62-19590

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20272-C ————→
20172-C ————Average flight time 2 minutes →
2173-L ————→
22000-0 ————→
2302-L-9 — S ————went above →
24004-0 — S — closed tank →
26 August 65 P ————→
A — D — F — G — H
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Wyoming — Cheyenne — Colorado — Nebraska — I
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Letters indicate missile launch control centers.
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Read get her then job aircraft.
Previously appeared 4 times approximately 25 minutes apart.
No sound

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Wyoming, Cheyenne
Letters Indicate Missile
Launch Control Centers.

|  Wyoming | Cheyenne | Nebraska  |
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|  CORPORATE | CORPORATE | Nebraska  |
|  IN | IN | IN  |