USAF record 28977463
28977463
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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE 14 Mar 58
2. LOCATION 1. ESZ Corpus Christi 2. Three Rivers, Texas 3. San Antonio, Texas
3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local: GMT: 15/0130, 0230, 02332
4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground-Visual [HW:] Ground-Radar [HW:] Air-Vizual [HW:] Air-Intercept Radar [HW:]
5. PHOTOS Yes [HW:] No [HW:]
6. SOURCE Military
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION [ILLEGIBLE] ONCE
8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 1 one
9. COURSE descending
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 1 Circular obj, glowing bluish-white color about size of dime in position observed Obj disintegrated & parts continued downward The glowing bluish white color seemed to trail obj until merging with color of sky. 2 Red orange blue & white obj, size of grapefruit changed obj size of banana orange color had exhaust Seemed to be disintegrating.
11. COMMENTS Description indicates obj was a sighting at Corpus Christi & other sightings at 2030 local All XXXXX three sightings of same obj.
ATIC FORM 529 (REV 16 SEP 52)
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- Page 1 PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 1. DATE 14 Mar 58 2. LOCATION 1. ESZ Corpus Christi 2. Three Rivers, Texas 3. San Antonio, Texas 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local: GMT: 15/0130, 0230, 02332 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION…
- Page 2 AS/02302 [HW: Wilma] [HW: Other] STAMP: 1958 OCT 27 YMD 26 WU 164 2S - BENHUR'5800 08 45 LK#58 00 I ATIC ATIC
- Page 3 [STAMP: 14 Mar] [HW: ONE (X) ONE (X) ONE (X) MA (X)] [HW: ALL WERE - PT. LO - HOME (1) HE THOUGHT IT WAS A STRONG LIGHT (-)] [HW: DEGREE NORTH OF THE OBSERVER(-) 0 DEGREES] [HW: LEFT OF THE OBSERVER…
- Page 4 [HW: Michael] [STAMP: 10/0223] [STAMP: 25] REG51 O SAQF59 YDD054 WYA096 WDC059WHA073 MM RJEDDN RJEDSQ RJEPHQ ZDK HNA037 MM RJEDDN RJEDSQ RJEPHQ DE RJVFHW 3B II 171445Z FM CONDR 741 ACVRON LACKLAND…
- Page 5 Rules [HW: Rules] [STAMP: 15MAR50 21 472] [HW: ATIC] [HW: Metin] [ILLEGIBLE] ONCE [ILLEGIBLE] ONCE [ILLEGIBLE] ONCE
- Page 6 [STAMP: 14 March 1958 Date of Signing] [HW: Note] [HW: good one!] [HW: Note] Hotel Stats Co. Trade Delivery. Object was in a descending path and was still visible until the object hit the ground.…