USAF record 28958129

28958129

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PROJECT 10073 RECORD

1. DATE - TIME GROUP 4 May 54 05/1030Z

2. LOCATION St Lawrence Island, Alaska

3. SOURCE civilian

4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS one

5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 5 minutes

6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION ground visual

7. COURSE south

8. PHOTOS □ Yes □ No

9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE □ Yes □ No

10. CONCLUSION SHIP

Possible vessel, ATIC 184032 (a) on file in repository.

11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Saw white light proceeding along horizon. No other peculiarities noted. NO REPORT IN FILE.

FORM FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of this form may be used.

Page 1 PROJECT 10073 RECORD 1. DATE - TIME GROUP 4 May 54 05/1030Z 2. LOCATION St Lawrence Island, Alaska 3. SOURCE civilian 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS one 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 5 minutes 6. TYPE OF…
Page 2 INFORMATION ONLY (NO CASE) LOGAN, UTAH JOLTED BY VIOLENT EXPLOSION AND CRATER FOLLOWING MYSTERIOUS "STREAK OF LIGHT" IN SKY [HW: 1 Aug, 1954 Logan, Utah] -4- LOGAN, UTAH JOLTED BY VIOLENT EXPLOSION…
Page 3 INFORMATION ONLY (NOT A CASE) 5 May 1954 Cincinnati, Ohio G.R.I.F.O. Civilian Research, Interplanetary Flying Objects Leonard H. Stringfield Director 311 Britton Ave. Cincinnati II, Ohio May 10, 1954…
Page 4 [STAMP:] REPORT OF U.F.O. AND JET ACTIVITY OVER CINCINNATI AREA By Leonard H. Stringfield Director of Civilian Research Interplanetary Flying Objects 7017 Britton Avenue Cincinnati 27, Ohio DATE: May…
Page 5 -2- blinked intermittently at about one second intervals for about 3 or 4 minutes, then vanished, not reappearing. The object was soundless. No jets in general area during the "hovering" incident.…
Page 6 -3- traveling from west to east. He stopped his car to observe the object, which he said was silent. He said the object was definitely not a jet. 10:20 I watched what seemed to be a bright variegated…
Page 7 Photo stat of Cincinnati Post's story, May 7, 1954 Note the mesquitos, etc. Jets 'Saucers' Play Tag In Skies BY HARRY MAYO Army jets and "flying saucers" played tag all over the Cincinnati's skies…