USAF record 302533836
302533836
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1. DATE - TIME GROUP J. 1 64 - Sep 64
2. LOCATION Postordale, New York
3. SOURCE civilian
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS singly
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION n/a
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION ground visual
7. COURSE n/a
8. PHOTOS [ILLEGIBLE] ONCE Yes [ILLEGIBLE] ONCE No
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE [ILLEGIBLE] ONCE Yes [ILLEGIBLE] ONCE No
10. CONCLUSION Misinterpretation of conventional Objs.
Reports were evaluated as Jupiter, Netoors, ECHO I and II and A/C. All sightings interpreted as misidentification of non-phenomenon of conventional Obj.
11. INTERPRETARY AND ANALYSIS Multiple sightings by one observer and his associates or some known or conventional object.
[HW: See Binghobertown, N.Y Station on 24-3/Jul]
FORM FTD SEP 52 D-329 (TDE) previous editions of this form may be used.
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- Page 1 1. DATE - TIME GROUP J. 1 64 - Sep 64 2. LOCATION Postordale, New York 3. SOURCE civilian 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS singly 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION n/a 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION ground visual 7. COURSE n/a…
- Page 2 Velton OFFICIAL FILE COPY TDEW Request for UFO Information 29 Sep 64 HQ USAF SAPOI PB Washington D C 20330 1. Reference the attached letter from [REDACTED] requesting information on observations made…
- Page 3 4713 Defense Systems Evaluation Squadron 4603 Air Base Group (ABG) UNITED STATES AIR FORCE Stewart Air Force Base, New York REPLY TO ATTN OF: Captain Noel 9 Sep 64 SUBJECT: Investigation of Reports…
- Page 4 4. We also discussed a bright light in the sky which I had seen while flying earlier the same day (0502). I said that my navigator had remarked that the light was the planet Jupiter. Mr. [REDACTED]…
- Page 5 HEADQUARTERS STEWART AIR FORCE BASE AND 4603D AIR BASE GROUP (ADC) UNITED STATES AIR FORCE STEWART AIR FORCE BASE, NEW YORK 12531 REPLY TO 4603ODC 24 September 1964 SUBJECT: Reports of Unidentified…
- Page 6 4713 Defense Systems Evaluation Squadron 4603 Air Base Group (ADC) UNITED STATES AIR FORCE Stewart Air Force Base, New York REPLY TO ATTN OF: Captain Noe/Ext 410 SUBJECT: Unidentified Flying Object…
- Page 7 b. Description of course of object: (1) Bright light first noticed. (2) 30-40 angle of elevation, height - unknown, azimuth relative to observer - 0 degrees. (3) Angle or deviation and azimuth -…
- Page 8 g. Weather and winds aloft: (1) Observer's account: Clear, winds calm. (2) Winds: (a) Surface: Calm, 65° F (b) 6,000 feet MSL 250° 30K increasing to 250° 135K at 35,000 feet MSL (3) Ceiling: Clear.…
- Page 9 (3) Low altitude refueling entry exit points, orbit points, rendezvous points and refueling tracks in subject area. (4) No known weather balloons were in area. k. Comments of Investigating Officer:…
- Page 10 HEADQUARTERS 26TH AIR DIVISION (SAGE) United States Air Force Stewart AFB, New York REPLY TO ATIN ON: 260IN SUBJECT: UFO Reports from Mr. [REDACTED] 14 Aug 64 TO: 4603 AB Gp (4603ODG-B) 1. Subject…