USAF record 28972208
28972208
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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE 2. LOCATION San Diego, California
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION XX Ground-Visual XX Air-Visual
5. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE Military & Civilian (CAA)
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION unknown one see below
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING One bright light, alternating from blue-white to orange-red. Object was seen stationary, then moving fast in a Westerly direction.
11. COMMENTS Arcturus in position of reported light (bearing 220° at about 8 o'clock and setting at 1920). Distortion of light changing colors attributed to probable inversion off coast. That Arcturus was the object is further indicated by the fact that the pilots could not close on the object. Its jumping around the supposed radar returns caused by inversion or other FX conditions conclusive to distortion of atmospheric optics. Sighting was of rather short duration & Arcturus set at about the time of obj's disappearance.
ATIC FORM 139 (REV 26 SEP 52)
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- Page 1 PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 1. DATE 2. LOCATION San Diego, California 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION XX Ground-Visual XX Air-Visual 5. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE Military & Civilian (CAA) 7. LENGTH OF…
- Page 2 PRIORITY 16 OCT 57 REP A 31 P 152348Z FM AIRASRON TWO ONE TO RJWJB/CO TWO SEVEN AIRDEFDIV INFO REBPM/CNO REBPM/CO/NAPACFLT ZEN/FANTUPAC REWDO/CONNAVAPACNAVGRNC BT REF CINCPACFLT INST 3529PT3 X…
- Page 3 AF/FORM 112—PART I APP.:VWED 1 JUNE 1958 Unclassified COUNTRY U.S. REPORT NO. OL-03-57 (LEAVE BLANK) AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT SUBJECT Unidentified Flying Object AREA REPORTED ON San Diego,…
- Page 4 Department of the Air Force HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE Washington The Inspector General USAF 18th DISTRICT OFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS Chaffi Air Force Station, Maywood, California 18D…
- Page 5 [STAMP:] DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE OFFICE ELEVENTH NAVAL DISTRICT ROOM 500 BROADWAY PIER SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA IN REPLY REFER TO: NILL-327-CW/tp> San 111a/3z 17 October 1957 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY From:…
- Page 6 NNDL-3229-TW/tpe Ser 111.1/31 17 October 1957 AN OFFICIAL USE ONLY 4. EWING gave the following names of naval personnel who were in the tower at the time and observed the object. Douglas COWEN, NV/L,…
- Page 7 AIR ANTI-SUBMARINE SQUADRON TWENTY-ONE CO FLEET POST OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA IN REPLY REFER TO: FF12 V881 ALR:hy AD:6 SD: 1131 SPEEDLETTER 6 OCT 1957 From: Commanding Officer, Air…
- Page 8 FE12/VS21 ALRthy A9-8 Ser 1131 abreast of it, off our right wingtip we observed it under a rapid acceleration away from us and to the west. I noted relative motion between it and the lights of San…
- Page 9 PP12/7931 ALNAVY 40-5 Rev 1.131 16 OCT 1947 3. The foregoing observations are those of LT Allen L. RIES, USN, pilot of the aircraft. All occupants of his aircraft observed the unidentified object and…
- Page 10 202 SCIENCE NEWS LETTER for September 28, 1957 ASTRONOMY See Fall Constellations Some characteristic fall constellations are visible in the southern sky during October, which also brings an unusual…