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HERS Be PROJECT 10073 RECORD 3. SOURCE 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS one STR 10. CONCLUSION PROBABLY AIRCRAFT 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION /|11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Round light. White then changing to green. Sound similar to a/e engines, only mffled. ATIC 183860 (A) rpt filed in ATIC Repositéry. 14 min 6 TYPE OF OBSERVATION " ground visual : Rpting officer stated that quite frequently e/c pass over that area in a traffic airway. Object probably aircraft. | § to 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE O Ves O Ne FORM 4 FTD ser 63 0-329 (TDE) Previews editions of thie form may be used. 2. LOCATION Salisbury Beach, Massa…

eee . é * - . ‘Su we olf gots” SAGs foey Beach, JUASS * wand, 6520TH TAS? SUPPORT WING, AFCRC \ € Air Yesearch and Development Commend \ | Ve LO Henscom Field | 7 Bedford, Maseachusetts yaAY 1 3 1954 SUBJEOT: Unidentified Flying Objects Yenort (703) 703 Director of Intelligeace Weehiagton 25, D.C. Attached herewith is an Air Intelligence Information Revert, subject: Unidentified Fly Objects Report, forwarded in accor- dance with AJR 200-2 dated Augist 1953 and .R 200-24 dated 2 Nevenbver 1953. 1 Inei Air Istelligesce Iafe 2ve . & Tate ey to Commander Air Technical Intelligence Center Wright-Pa…

, e | ee eel __ Salisbury Seach REPORT NO. United States AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT | _Unidentitied Flying Cbjeos (UPB) ‘assacshusetts AM TRANCIS *'. HENNIN, Captain, USA? A™. 200=2, dtd 2f August 1953, and AFR 200—2n, Ata 2 lovember 1°53 — SUMMARY: (ater concise summary of repert. Give significance in final one-sentence paragraph. List incloeures at lower left. Begin text of report on AF Form 119—Part I1.) "(CLASSIFICATIONS =—S—S~S 2 ———-7 i] 19 54 es Laurense & Nanscom "ield, Bedfor?, “asa. stvilian (LEAVE BLANK) iat “upper 7 ng (1) (a) Similar to a light e.snended in the air--round…

AE FORM 112—PART 11 APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948 ——eusseaton AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT wnom (Aone) £520th Test Sot Wing L°C Hanscom Pield, Bedford, ‘as 2 ie 2 se 3 soul (>) B/a (e) M/A —* (@) (a) 00802 1 May 54 (>) Night (5) Ovserver (a) at hore. : | . (y)* * ‘ wm. * | Salisbury Beach, Mess. : Occunation: Grade School Student seat_18 | i (7) (a) Smell clouds at medium altitude. Oberrvers could see *he stars. Visibility net teo good at tims of sighting. (vb) Bostes winds sleft report 21303, 1 May. 2 Surface: 70° 6 17K 6,000 : 320° @ 10K 10,000 : 340° @ 16K 14,000 ; 340° @ 2hk 20,000 : 320° & …

” , oii FORM 112—PART 1 annem L APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948 | AUR INTELLIGENCE ot aan REPORT £°: Henscom Field, Bedford, Maes. (a) Ere » . fae (e) High thin scattered. (7) Nose reported — (8) Bo veather telloous vere known to be released in the general aree, prior } oF at time of sightings. . e r * +410) B/a = 3 (yw Guascunst stete on aircreft was flying in the vicinity vut behind them from | 4 direetion they were locking. Thies airereft hed three lights on it--red, white : ym ‘Eroee. The otrereft was fiying ia seus direction ase sighted object. : (a2) The lecetios of the sigttings ie withia a Civil …

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