USAF record 28948475
28948475
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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
DATE: 29 August 92 LOCATION: Eagle Lake, La. CONCLUSION: [HW: Possibly Airplane] [HW: Possibly Airplane] [HW: Possibly Airplane]
DATE-TIME GROUP: Local 2100 TYPE OF OBSERVATION: Ground Visual Ground Radar
SOURCE: Army Officer, W/sgt
PHOTOS: Yes
LENGTH OF OBSERVATION: ILLEGIBLE ONCE NUMBER OF OBJECTS: 2
BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING:
COMMENTS:
ATTIC FORM 319 (REV 26 SEP 52)
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- Page 1 PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD DATE: 29 August 92 LOCATION: Eagle Lake, La. CONCLUSION: [HW: Possibly Airplane] [HW: Possibly Airplane] [HW: Possibly Airplane] DATE-TIME GROUP: Local 2100 TYPE OF…
- Page 2 HEADQUARTERS FOURTH ARMY FORT SAM HOUSTON, TEXAS Office of the AC of S, G2 AKADB-I 000.9 5 September 1962 SUBJECT: Unidentified Aerial Phenomena TO: Commanding General Air Materiel Command…
- Page 3 HEAD, STAFF XV CORPS Camp Polk, Louisiana AMPO-B 003x310 30 August 1952 SUBJECT: Unidentified Aerial Objects TO: S2 Camp Polk, Camp Polk, Louisiana 1. Included are copies of interviews pertaining to…
- Page 4 Q. Will you please identify yourself: A. Lt Col [REDACTED] Armor - [REDACTED] Station: La. Military District On HMY duty, Hq Fourth Army Military Intelligence Summer School, Camp Polk, La., for…
- Page 5 another object appeared from the direction of the first object, same rate of speed, and stopped at approximately same space, two (2) to times (3) degrees west of the first object on approximately…
- Page 6 [REDACTED] seconds after arrival at the point of object #1, object #2 was observed to changed to pulsating red and green light, as object #1 had in the same position, after which object #2 remained…
- Page 7 remain stationary for one (1) minute, then began to what appeared to be a southern direction, continuing south until it appeared to be the size of a dime and then completely disappeared. During this…
- Page 8 UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL OBJECTS On 28 August 1952, Mrs. [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Post Quartermaster, Camp Polk, Louisiana, residence address, [REDACTED], North Camp Polk, was interviewed and stated in…
- Page 9 Some trees over which the objects were observed. There were no distinguishing landmarks with which to determine relative distances of the objects observed. Mrs. [REDACTED] could not estimate the…
- Page 10 E N S W [HW: 60° FROM HORIZON] [HW: PINCHED & BLINKED] [HW: RED & GREEN] [HW: 45° FROM VERTICAL] [HW: 50° FROM VERTICAL] POSITION OF OBSERVER (MRS. [REDACTED]) LEGEND: --- MOVEMENT #1 (A1) --…