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|  1. DATE - TIME GROUP | 2. LOCATION  |
| --- | --- |
|  “% 25 Nov 65 25/2330Z | Dallas, Texas  |
|  3. SOURCE Civilian | 10. CONCLUSION Astro (VENUS) ☑  |
|  4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS One | 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS  |
|  5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 1 hour | Observer saw a round, very bright object with a reddish halo. Red shafts of lights appeared to emanate from object and then withdraw into object. The object was stationary at 40 deg above the horizon. Observer used binoculars. The night was clear and there was no known a/c in the area. Wind was at 6 mph. A weather balloon was released from …

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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF RELEASE BRANCH
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AF IN: 43812 (26 Nov 65) T/jrh pg 1 of 3
ACTION: NIN-7
INFO: XOPX-2, XOP-1, DIA-1, SAF-OS-3 (15)
SMB A 323Z CZ CHQA4 11Z CWJB9 13
PP RUE AHQ
DE RUWGSK 4 3390424
ZNR UUUUU
P 260420Z
FM 73W CARSWELL AFB TEXAS
TO RUWGALB/NORAD ENT AFB COLO
RUWGKG/29 AIR DIV RICHARDS GEBAUR AFB MO
RUCDSC/AFSC FTO WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO
RUE AHQ/HQ USAF AFNIN WASHINGTON D C
RUE AHQ/SAFOI WASHINGTON D C
INFO RUCSCSAC OFFUTT
RUWGAA/2AF BARKSDALE
BT
UNCLAS DCO 01401/SUBJECT: UFO SIGHTING, 25 NOVEMBER 1965.
A. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
(1) R…

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AF IN: 43812 (26 Nov 65) pg 2 of 3

B. COURSE OF OBJECT.

(1) INDIVIDUAL OBSERVED OBJECT IN SKY BELOW THE MOON. WL 90 DEGREES (EAST) OF DALWS, TEXAS, AT AN ELEVATION OF 40 DEGREES

(3) N/A (4) STATIONARY (5) REMAINED VISIBLE FOR EXTENDED PERIOD PAGE 2 RUWGSK 4 UNCLAS

(6) ONE (1) HOUR

C. MANNER OF OBSERVATION

(1) GROUND, VSUAL (2) BINOCULARS (3) N/A

D. (1) 25/2330Z NOVEMBER 1965. (2) DAYLIGHT, CHANGING INTO TWILIGHT.

E. OBSERVER LOCATED IN SOUTH PART OF DALLAS, TEXAS. APPROXIMATE COORDINATES 3244N/9650W.

F. IN…

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AF IN: 43812 (26 Nov 65) pg 3 of 3
270 AT 30K; 30M, 270 AT 50K; 50M, 270 AT 65K; 80., UNKNOWN.
(3) CEILING - NONE (4) VISIBILITY 10 MILES (5) NEGATIVE CLOUDS
(6) NEGATIVE THUNDERSTORMS IN DALLAS AREA (7) 2 DEGREE LAPSE
PER THOUSAND FEET

H. N/A
PAGE 3 RUWGSK 4 UNCLAS

I. N/A
J. A WEATHER BALLOON WAS RELEASED ALCARSWELL AFB (30NM WEST
OF DALLAS, TEXAS) AT 25/2310Z. A RADIO FIX FROM THE CARSWELL
AFB RAOB STATION PLACED THE BALLOON 100NM EAST OF CARSWELL AFB
AT AN ALTITUDE OF 90,000 FEET AT 26/0040Z. FORT WORTH ATC CO…