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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD

|  1. DATE 28 Feb 59 | 2. LOCATION Belaire, N.Y. | 12. CONCLUSIONS ☐ Was Balloon ☐ Probably Balloon ☐ Possibly Balloon  |
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|  3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local GMT 01/0355Z Mar 59 | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION ☑ Ground-Visual ☐ Ground-Radar ☐ Air-Visual ☐ Air-Intercept Radar | ☐ Was Aircraft ☐ Probably Aircraft ☐ Possibly Aircraft  |
|  5. PHOTOS ☐ Yes ☑ No | 6. SOURCE Civilian | ☐ Was Astronomical ☐ Probably Astronomical ☐ Possibly Astronomical  |
|  7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 2-3 secs | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS one | 9. COURSE North  |
|  10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTI…

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ATIC.

2 MAR 59 08 06

TELEPHONED
TO OD
NO. 78322
TIME 1045 AM
Date 1 MAR
MC

NNNN
RC020
OCZCSQA695ZCSJA029
OO RJEDSQ
DE RJEDSJ 3
O 010630Z ZEX
FM COMDR 2500TH AB GP
TO RJWFAL/COMDR ADC
RJEDSQ/COMDR AIR TECH INTEL CTR
RJEZHQ/ACS INTEL HQ USAF
RJEZHQ/OIS HQ USAF
BT

UNCLASSIFIED FROM BASE OPS MTL 001-03. UFO. FOLLOWING INFORMATION FURNISHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH AFR 200-2, 5 FEBRUARY 1958, ON UFOB

RECEIVED:
A. (1) BIG BLUE LIGHT
(2) FLASHING BLUE LIGHT
(3) BLUE
(4) ONE
(5) NONE
(6) NONE
(7) FLASH

PAGE TWO RJEDSJ 3
(8) NONE
(9) BRIGHT FLASH
B. (1) FLASH IN SKY
(2) DIRECTLY OVERHEAD
(3) 90 DEGREE ANGLE
(4) PASSED DIRECTLY OVER HEAD
(5) TO THE NORTH FAST
(6) 2 OR 3 SECONDS
C. (1) GROUND VISUAL
(2) NONE
(3) NONE
D. (1) 1, MAR. 1959 0355Z
(2) NIGHT
E. (1) DELAIRE NY 15 MI FROM MITCHEL AFB NY
F. (1) DELAIRE NY.
(2) NONE
G. (1) CLEAR CALM
(2) 270/10 260/15 250/25 270/40 210/90 260/15
(3) CLEAR
(4) 10 MI

PAGE THREE RJEDSJ 3
(5) CLEAR

H. NONE
I. NONE
J. NONE
K. AIRDROME OFFICER---COULD POSSIBE BE THE FLASH OF PREMIER LIGHT
L. (1) NONE
BT
01/1440Z MAR RJEDSJ
NNNN

Delaire, N. H.

JOINT MESSAGEFORM.
SECURITY CLASSIFICATION
UNCLASSIFIED
SPACE BELOW RESERVED FOR COMMUNICATION CENTER
MAR 6 17 56 '59
SUB/SB
6/1930 Z

|  PRECEDENCE | TYPE MSG (Check) | ACCOUNTING SYMBOL | ORIG. OR REFERS TO | CLASSIFICATION OF REFERENCE  |
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|  ACTION ROUTINE | BOOK MULTI SINGLE X | AF | MTL 001-03 | UNCL  |

FROM:
COMDR, ATIC

TO:
COMDR, 2500TH AB GP, MITCHEL AFB, N. Y. R JEDST
/UNCLASSIFIED/FROM: AFCIN-4E4 3-411-E
REF MSG BASE ORS MTL 001-03, REPORTING A FLASHING LIGHT OVER BELAIRE, N. Y. THE INFO SUBMITTED IS VERY LIMITED IN NATURE AND CANNOT BE EVALUATED. RE…

ATIC
11 MAR 59 0815

11 MAR 59 0815

124E4
3
44x202

INNN
1F127
ZCSQC983ZCSJA090
OO RJEDSQ
DE RJEDSJ 120
O 101700Z
FM COMDR 2500TH ABG
TO COMDR AIR TECH INTEL CTR
BT
UNCLASSIFIED FROM BASE OPS MTL 157-03, UFO.
REF YOUR MSG AFCIN-4E4 3-411-E. UNABLE TO CONTACT PERSON
WHO REPORTED SIGHTING OF UFO. LOCATION OF BELAIRE NY
IS APPROXIMATELY 15 MILES WEST OF MITCHEL AFB, COORDINATES
73-45W 40-43N. AIRDROME OFFICER STATED THAT THERE WAS A
POSSIBILITY OF SIGHTING PREMIER LIGHTS WHICH ARE FREQUENTLY
USED THROUGHOUT THE AREA FOR ADVERTIZING PURPOSES.
BT
10/2052Z MAR RJEDSJ

58 SCIENCE NEWS LETTER for January 24, 1959

# ASTRONOMY

## Venus Brightens

Mars will fade in February skies as it travels farther from the earth. Meanwhile, the planet Venus can be seen in the southwest until about two hours after sunset.

### By JAMES STOKLEY

- MARS is drawing farther away and rapidly fading. Now Venus is increasingly prominent. It can be seen low in the southwest on February evenings until about two hours after sunset.

It is in the direction of the constellation of Aquarius, the water carrier. This, however, is a rather inconspicuous group of stars that will be much har…