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|  1. DATE - TIME GROUP | 2. LOCATION  |
| --- | --- |
|  21 November 53 21/2300Z, 22/0115Z, 22/0119Z, 22/0120Z, 22/0121Z, 22/0200Z | Hirtland AFB, New Mexico  |
|  3. SOURCE | 10. CONCLUSION  |
|  Varied | Astronomical (MATEER SHOWER)  |
|  4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | OIC, Flt 1-D, 4602d AISS, evaluates observation as possible  |
|  Two |   |
|  5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS  |
|  1. 1 Sec, 1 Sec. 2. 2-3 Seconds | Two quick successive blue flashes of light was observed by AF pilot and comptroller at Control Tower. Pilot saw bright illuminates above and behind a/c. Multi…

UNCLASSIFIED

WPE005
YMB002
WYD273
WMB207
JWFKD150

PP/RR JWFRD JEDEN JEDKF JEDWP JEPHQ 555
DE JWFKD 90
P/R 021935Z

FM FLY 1-D 4602D AISS KIRTLAND AFB NMEX
TO JEDEN/COMDR ADC ENT AFB COLO

JEDWP/COMDR ATIC WRIGHT PAT AFB OHIO

JEPHQ/DIR OF INTELLIGENCE HQ USAF WASH DC

INFO JEDEN/COMDR 4602D AISS ENT AFB COLO

21 Dec 53 7

1. 2. 3. 4. ATI Reading File

JWFRD/D/I 34TH AD/D/ KIRTLAND AFB NMEX
JEDKF/D/I CADF KANSAS CITY MO
SS-12-1. UFOB F1D PD REF AFR 200-2 DTD 26 AUG 53
CMA THE FOL INFO IS SUBM PD REF PAR 6B CLN 1A AND 1B UNKN PD 1C
KBLUISH WHITE PD 1D ONE FLASH OF LIGHT PD 1E NEG PD 1F SAW ONLY
ILLUMINATION IN SKY PD 1G AND 1H NEG PD 1I FLASH OF LIGHT VERY BRILLIANE
SIMILAR TO LIGHTING OR ACK-ACK BURST SOMEWHERE BEHIND ACFT CMA
ILLUMINATED CANOPY CMA COCKPIT AND TOP OF WINGS PD PAR 2A THE FLASH PD
2B TO 2E INCL N/A PD 2F SPLIT SECOND PD PAR 3A AIR VISUAL PD 3B NONE
PD 3C T-33 CMA 51-4529 CMA 8000 FT TRUE ALT CMA 360 DEGREES CMA 320 MPH
INDICA…

27 NOV 1963 09 50: Action RH

R2379 VT
WPE 356M
YMAG32
JY0333
WM2918
JWFXD911
PP/RR JEDEN JEDKF JEDWP JEPHQ JUFRD 555
DE JWFXD 71
P/R 251945Z JNJ
TN FLT 1-D 4632D AISS KIRTLAND AFB NMEX
TO JEDEM/COMDR ADC ENT AFB COLO SPRINGS COLO
RJEDWP/COMDR AIR TECH INTELLIGENCE CEN WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO

JEPHQ/D/I HQ USAF WASHDC
INFO JEDEN/COMDR 4602D AISS ENT AFB COLO SPRINGS COLO
JWERD/D/I 34TH AD /D/ KIRTLAND AFB NMEX
JEDKF/D/I CADF KANSAS CITY MISS

AISS-11-20 PD UFOB F1D PD REF AFR 200-2 DT 26 AUG 53 CMA THE FOLLOWING INFO IS SUBMITTED PD REF PAR6B CLN 1A ROUND PD 1B PEA PD 1C YELLOWISH WHITE LIKE A FALLING STAR PD 1D ONE PD 1E NEG PD IF LIGHT BURNING MASS PD 1G NONE SEEN PD 1H NONE PD 1I OBJECT LOOKED SOLID PD 2A A SUDDEN BRIGHT FLASH PD 2B CMA AND 2C CMA 70 TO 80 DEGREES CMA SW PD 2D FALLING AT 70 TO 80 DEGREE ANGLE PD 2 FADE OUT PD 2F ONE SECOND PD 3A AIR VISUAL PD 3B NONE PD 3C F86 CM…

22 Nov 53
SHEMYA ISLAND

Hydrographic Bulletin

A cooperating observer reports the following: At 1610 G. M. T., November 22, 1953, while lying off Shemya Island in lat. 52°52' N., lon. 174°13' E., observed a large meteor. It appeared at (approx.) 35° altitude traveling in a westerly direction. Visible for approximately 20 seconds, it traveled horizontally a distance of about 60° of arc from east to west. The meteor first appeared as a bright ball of fire with a brilliant green-tinted fire trail behind it. Midway in its arc of flight it seemed to burst into two very bright balls of fire, then a…