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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 1. DATE | 2, LOCATION 12, 22 June 55 Poulsbo, Wash . 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION ny: OG ieee aii ciate tiie x71 Ground-Vi sual 0 Ground-Radar f MAR) > TAS HP 0 Air Visual O Air-Intercept Radar 0 & PHOTOS 5. SOUR ef O Yes , 0 +Ot:Noe civilian 0 7. LENGTH OF OSSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OSJECTS | 9. COURSE @) oO O L hr 3 30. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS Oval. Rosy pink to blue and back again to at Possibly balloons. pink. Two small ones, 1 large one. ATIC FORM 329 (REV 25 SEP 52) CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon <~Pessibly Balloon Wos Aircraf…

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AF FORM WW2—PART OMCLASSIFI ED APPROVED TP JUNE 1948 - AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT PPM tyoncy) , CEPOPT NO. bart one Flight 1-A, 46024 AISS | LA-UFOB-2+55 pace 2 i. ee I. SCURCE: Mrs. waghorn Address: Poulsbo, Washington Age: Unknown Occupation: Unknown Education: Unknown Qualifications: GOC Chief Observer II, R&LIABILITY: The sourcs was not contacted and reliability cannot be determined from information contained in the preliminary report. Tif, SOURCES DESCRIPTION OF SIGHTING: 1. Source described the obiect as being oval in shape and one-half inch in diameter 2. Three lights were sigh…

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AF FORM 112—PART It  ONCELASSIFIED APPROVED 1 JUNE 1988 (CLASSIFICATION) AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT Pe hAM UAyency) ' REPORT tw. | Part three ___ Flight 1-A, 4602d ATSS LA-UP03-2-55 ie "Us PAGES 2° ee oe ees ee, ee == — eet eS Gee es OR. Gee eee & . 1c bee ceed ees ee Qe ee ee oe oe ee ee — a. a al ed 6. eS eae ge ge lk ee - i ee | COMMENTS OF PREPARING OFFICER: 1, The opinion of the preoaring officer is that the sighting was prob- ably caused by the Sandpoint NAS weather balloon for the following reasons: &, The duration of the sighting, one hour, paepoints out that the object was no…