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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD |. DATE | 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS 7 if O Was Balloon 2 reoruary i905 | Miramar NAS, California (2 nireeny baleen 3. DATETIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION O Possibly Balloon = . : Was Aircraft local Sas fs HSS eae eae er HIsGround- Vi sual OG Ground-Radar ($ Probably Aircraft GMT. DZS ! 9207, SEI O Air Vi sual C) Air Intercept Radar OQ Possibly Aircraft ‘ PROTOS. oe | 6. SOURCE: O Was Astronomical 0 Yes O) Probably Astronomical ) " _BNo | pete en dk _Military Gf La) Ae eae O Possibly Astronomical 7, LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMMER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE 0, Other _ …

“ -_ | 3 tebruary L7b5 From: if To? Office of Naval Intelligence (Attn: im 200 it, ol Lroadway, ey ° ; ‘ a a : Sen Diego, California) Oud 5s Observation of unidentified aircrart _ ~~ ad ” ; | i {Of ee '. "ay a 7 oo » ' rig . » a. At 1150 hours the morning of 2 february 1955, this officer departed laval Hospital NAS Miramar in a private Swit hao in route to the U,o, Balboa rark. Upon leaving the station from the east gate and turning right on highway 395 he proceeded due south, ‘when immediately off the east end of the main rumvay of the air station gad officer observed 2 ¥7U3 aircraft wing to …

runs reasonably true north and south at tnat point, It is with extreme dispust that this officer is unable to five you anything like 2 realistic dimension. I would hazard a suess the object was not less than 25 to 35 feet in diameter and could conceivably have been 100 feet in diameter, The distance involved and the fact that this officer was unable to force himself to properly evaluate the object precludes a very precise description, IT believe the object wes of soherical or: near sphereical shape, Again the —o * a] distance precluded determining if the object rotated on its axis, or if there…

Au by, — ee eS a = 7 :? a —_— = is, ts ae i Loe ~—* py co i 18D 24-373 SUBJECT: Unidentified Aerial Object i of Naval intellig er to Orfice Lt Comna unde DEPARTMENT OF THE Al& FORCE HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE WASHINGTON THE INSPECTOR GENERAL USAF 13th DISTRICT OFFICE OF SPECIAL LNYVESTIGATIONS AF DEPOT, BOX 310, MAYWOOD, CALIF. 2 March 1955 orted Pp ce by Uy FRC a =% _~?' INT THT T T Nf¢ rye, - JOHN L. INCERSO. J SPECIAL INQUIRY THRU ¢ District Commander Sth District OSI (IG) USA? Wricht-Patterson Arb, Ohio TO: Commander Air Technical Intelligence Center Wright-Fa p Attached are two …

b/L, DO #18, Maywood A¥ Depot, Cheli AY Sta, P.O. Box 310, Maywood, California, 2-373, Suej: Unidentified Aerial Object Reported to Office of Naval Tntelli- gence by Lt Commande 5D 2hy-21-1.56 4 1st Ind HEADQUARTERS 5TH DISTRICT OL (IG), Wright-Patterson APB, Ohio Li: March 1955 TO): Commander, Air Technical Intelligence Center, Vright-Patterson AF, Ohio ATTNs ATIAA-20 Forwarded. 1 Ind. ROBERTS P. JOHNSON, JR. n/c | Colonel, USAF District Commander

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