USAF record 28966441 (1956)
28966441
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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE 28 July 1956
2. LOCATION Chilton, Wisconsin
3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local UTC 25/0745Z
4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION X-Ray Ground-Visual [REDACTED] Ground-Radar Air-Visual [REDACTED] Air-Intercept Radar
5. PHOTOS O Yes [ILLEGIBLE] No
6. SOURCE Civilian
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 3 and 1/4 hour
8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS one
9. COURSE ascending
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING One solid object with arm protruding rear, white in color, red at one end. First seen at 90 dgrs fm observer, very fast object appeared to ascend during the time of the sighting. Binoculars used.
No Report In Files.
ATIC FORM 129 (REV 26 SEP 52)
11. COMMENTS There is no doubt that this sighting was caused by the planet Venus. This analyst observed the planet Venus at exactly the same time and on the same date. All points of this sighting fit the above hypothesis.
12. CONCLUSIONS O Was Balloon [HW: Possibly Balloon] O Was Balloon Possibly Balloon [HW: Possibly Balloon] O Was Aircraft [HW: Possibly Aircraft] O Was Aircraft Possibly Aircraft [HW: Possibly Aircraft] O X Was Astronomical Venus [ILLEGIBLE] O Probably Astronomical Unknown
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- Page 1 PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 1. DATE 28 July 1956 2. LOCATION Chilton, Wisconsin 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local UTC 25/0745Z 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION X-Ray Ground-Visual [REDACTED] Ground-Radar Air-Visual…
- Page 2 PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 1. DATE 28 July 1956 2. LOCATION Chilton, Wisconsin Cadillac, Michigan 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local [ILLEGIBLE] GMT 28/0800Z 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground-Visual [REDACTED]…
- Page 3 RA111 MPF167 YWB122AEA272AEJ524 [HW: 3] [STAMP: 44X2A] RJEDEN RJEDWP RJEPHQ RJEPNB DE RJEDAE 4J O 281145Z FM COMDR 676TH ACWRON ANTIGO WISC TO RJEDEN/COMDR AIRDEFENSE COMMAND ENT AFB COLORADO SPRINGS…
- Page 4 4. STRAIGHT UP 5. DISAPPEARED AS THE DAY GOT BRIGTER 6. 3 HRS. AND 15 MIN. C.H MANNER OF OBSERVATION 1. GROUND-VISUAL 2. SIGHTED BY EYE BUT BINOCULARS WERE USED FOR OBSERVANCE ALSO D. TIME AND DATE…
- Page 5 IN 30 JUL 1956 07 23 E [HW:4E-4] [HW:4E-4] WPE851 YMB822 TYB142 TDB048BT12T839 YNA129AEA892AEE005 PP RJEDEN RJEDWP RJEPHQ RJEPNB RJ RJEPNB RJEDAE DE RJEDAE SE P 281936Z FM COMDR 792ND AC&W SQEN…
- Page 6 LER PD BT 28/2058Z JUL RJEDAE A. F. RADAR, PLANES FAIL IN HUNT FOR LIGHT IN SKY CADILLAC, Mich., July 28—[AP]—"A brilliant white light" was reported in the sky over this Michigan resort town early…
- Page 7 JOINT MESSAGEFORM COMMUNICATIONS CENTER NO. FROM: (Originator) COMDR ARTIC DN 233 TO: COMDR, 110TH AIR SUPPORT GP, LOWRY AFB, COLORADO ROWIAM DATE-TIME GROUP: 31JUL56 22 15 SECURITY C.…
- Page 8 TWX IN ACTION JEDWP H017WPF103 WYC091AMA888 RR RJEDWP DE RJWFAM 38 [HW: Multi] R 052128Z FM COMDR 111STH AIR SUPPCRU LOWRY AFB COLO TO COMDR ATIC WFAFB OHIO BT UNCLAS HU-3-4. REF MSG…
- Page 9 Case 177, Cadillac, Mich., July 28, 1956—"A brilliant white light" was reported in the sky by tourists and police, but air force radar and interceptors could find nothing. According to the Detroit…
- Page 10 UFOB INDEX CARD AISS-UFOB-206-56 1. DATE 28 July 1956 2. LOCATION CHICAGO, WISCONSIN Cadillac, Michigan 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 28/0800Z Jul 56 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground-Visual Air-Visual 5. PHOTOS No…