USAF record 28949439 (1973)

28949439

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PROJECT 1973 RECORD CARD

1. DATE: 22 2. LOCATION: Operation DAKOTA 3. CATCH DESIGN: [REDACTED] 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION: - Local - Out 5. PHOTOS: - Yes - No 6. SOURCE: Various military personnel 7. LENGTH OF MENTION: 3 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS: 3 9. COURSE: 10. OTHER DESCRIPTION OR DETAILS: When objects in triangular formation flew at high speed towards [ILLEGIBLE] at altitude of 1000 meters. Officers on British destroyer reported seeing a bluish glowing triangle speeding across sky at 950 mph. 11. CONCLUSIONS: Was Balloon Was Aircraft Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft Possibly Aircraft Possibly Aircraft

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Page 1 PROJECT 1973 RECORD CARD 1. DATE: 22 2. LOCATION: Operation DAKOTA 3. CATCH DESIGN: [REDACTED] 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION: - Local - Out 5. PHOTOS: - Yes - No 6. SOURCE: Various military personnel 7.…
Page 2 UNCLASSIFIED ACTION: 30 3. PTA [HW:] ACTION: 30 3. PTA [HW:] ACTION: 30 3. PTA [HW:] ACTION: 30 3. PTA C-1 [REDACTED] FM CNO WASH DC 2215312 INFO CINCLANFLT CG ENT AFB COLO ATIC WPAFB FOLLOWING…
Page 3 48 GLOWING OBJECT COPENHAGEN, DENMARK-(AP)-LT. COMMANDER [REDACTED] SECOND IN COMMAND OF THE DANISH DESTROYER [REDACTED] SAID TODAY HE OBSERVED A MYSTERIOUS GLOWING OBJECT MOVING ACROSS THE SKY AT…
Page 4 ACTION UNCLASSIFIED TO ATIAA-5 RUPPELT FR AFQIN-2A2 Fournet FOLG CONF MSG RECD FR ALUSMA COPENHAGEN DTG 1915212 SEP 521: "Following submitted by [REDACTED] who evaluates A-2, 2213A SEP-14 at 53 deg…
Page 5 20/21 SEP MENTION PHOTO OF AN OBJECT TAKEN BY AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHER, [REDACTED] NEAR NAVAL FORCE OF OPERATION MAINBRACE. DATE, LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION NOT GIVEN. PRESS ALSO MENTIONS SIGHTING MADE BY…
Page 6 HEADQUARTERS FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION AIR FORCE SYSTEMS COMMAND UNITED STATES AIR FORCE WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, OHIO REPLY TO: ATTN OF: TD-E/lt Col Friend SUBJECT: Request for Information…
Page 7 4-25-62 England. 28/3/1962. Dear Sir, I should be grateful if you would send me any photographs you have of the "Exercise Mainbrace" A.F.O. (19th Sept. 1952) Your faithfully, [REDACTED]