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eet PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon Possibly Balloon Was Aireraft Probably Aircroft Possibly Aircraft Was Astronomical Probobly Astronomical Possibly Astronomical EE ee ae ee Insufficient Dota fer Evaluation Unknown : nu 1954 MILLBR 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION pape ggglls oe SRY ay 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION © Greund-Radar a” (‘NG Air-Intercept Radar Ooo 0aoo aoa oom 11. COMMENTS 10, BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING aAlf moon shaped object. Observation 10 miles NW of release point of light WX balloon from Maxwell AFB. luation is c…

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7 WEATHER AND WINDS ALOFT AT TIME AND PLACE OF SIGHTING A MXF 2030C CLEAR SMH 2123/5433 WIND 139 DEG7/715 3 SURFACE 139 DEGREES f7 ¥NOTS 6798 FEET 217 DEGREES 23 MNOTS 19080 FEET 22% DEGREES 22 “NOTS 169099 FEET 259 DEGREES 17 KNOTS 29390 FEET 297 DEGREES 22 KNOTS 39029 FEET UNK DEGREES § KNOTS 59209 FEET WNK DEGREES KNOTS E9008 FEET UNK DEGREES § KNOTS : C CEILING NONE | D VISIBILITY 5KH ‘ Fi i «= te iatTti \ a # 4 e a i eee , —_ i = * ' = CLOUD COVER NONE F THUNDERSTORMS NONE \¢8) LIGHTED WEATHER BALLO0! RELEASED /FROM MAXWELL AIR FORCE BASE AT ' APPROX TIME OF SIGHTING “SIGHTING LOCATION AP…

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° = or NO CaSS CINFORMATICN ONLY) JO Faw s7 ks PV dK CRW PM OE Mb6bLE A fom : Chief Officer Joseph Reid of the Canadian SS. Sunjarv reports | observing 4 meteur on January 11, 1954, at 0055 G. M. T., in lat. | 17°20’ N, lon 82°27' W. The meteor, of a brilliant white color, | having a bluish tinge and leaving a brilliant afterglow, was ob- | served for a pertod of approximately 3 seconds. The meteor was | first observed at an of approximately 14°, midway between | Canopus ani .Achernar.