USAF record 28937026 (1949)
28937026
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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
DATE: 29 Nov 1949 LOCATION: Mt. Palomar, California DATE-TIME GROUP: [REDACTED] TYPE OF OBSERVATION: Ground-Visual [HW:] Air-Visual [HW:] Air-Intercept Radar [HW:] PHOTOS: Yes SOURCE: Civ LENGTH OF OBSERVATION: Varied NUMBER OF OBJECTS: Varied COURSE: Varied
BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Flying discs first observed near the observatory at Mt. Palomar, California. A recording geiger counter was no activated at the time of these sightings, that it went completely off scale.
EVAL: Equipment malfunction. A complete re-check of the counter was accomplished and a faulty fuse clip was found.
CONCLUSIONS: Was Balloon [STAMP:] Probably Balloon [STAMP:] Possibly Balloon [STAMP:] Was Aircraft [STAMP:] Probably Aircraft [STAMP:] Possibly Aircraft [STAMP:]
Other Equip., mal function? Insufficient Data for Evaluation Unknown
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- Page 1 PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD DATE: 29 Nov 1949 LOCATION: Mt. Palomar, California DATE-TIME GROUP: [REDACTED] TYPE OF OBSERVATION: Ground-Visual [HW:] Air-Visual [HW:] Air-Intercept Radar [HW:] PHOTOS:…
- Page 2 UNCLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH PASADENA BRANCH 1030 E. Green Street Pasadena 1, California FROM: Director, Office of Naval Research Branch Office, Pasadena TO: Chief of…
- Page 3 U. S. NAVY OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH LOS ANGELES BRANCH 1030 E. Green Street Pasadena 1, California UNCLASSIFIED Nov 23 1949 FROM: Commanding Officer, Office of Naval Research, Pasadena TO: Chief of…
- Page 4 U. S. NAVAL ELECTRONICS LABORATORY San Diego 52, California Please Address reply to: "The Director" Refer to File Number: 4A2 P210-433 7 November 1949 Commander Eugene Bollay Los Angeles Branch…
- Page 5 UNCLASSIFIED NARRATIVE OF FLYING DISC REPORTS DURING THE PERIOD OF 14-24 October 1949 IN THE VICINITY OF MT. PALOMAR, CALIFORNIA About the 16th October 1949, one of the scientists at the California…
- Page 6 [REDACTED] SUMMARY AND OBSERVATIONS UNCLASSIFIED In the opinion of the personnel of ONR, Pasadena, the objects sighted were probably conventional aircraft which appeared to be abnormal in design due…
- Page 7 UNCLASSIFIED CO A STATEMENT BY MR. (Mr. [REDACTED] is [REDACTED] - a man of about 48 years of age, who has been with the Palomar Observatory since July 1937.) On 14 October 1949, at about 1315, Mr.…
- Page 8 UNCLASSIFIED On Monday morning, 17 October 1949, at about 0720, Mr. [REDACTED] was in the Power-house where the Geiger counter is located. While looking out of the window he saw a small black object…
- Page 9 UNCLASSIFIED C O P Y Mr. [REDACTED] showed the visitors a newspaper clipping, where he had addressed a local Chamber of Commerce at a luncheon meeting, narrating one or two stories of his unusual…
- Page 10 TRIBUNAL AND JOURNAL +2 25 May 1952 V Negative 26 Aug 1952 V Negative 28 Aug 1952 V Negative [HW: 23 Jun 1950 V I (see next page)] [HW: 24 June 1950 V Negative] [HW: 1 Oct 1950 V I (see next page)]…