(03-45N 165-25W) Near Johnston Island, January 1960January 1960

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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD |
1. DATE 2. LOCATION (ng jon 143 neinr) 12. CONCLUSIONS |
20) INUATY 1060 liear Johnston island 0 Was Balloon |
1 Probably Balloon |
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0. Possibly Balloon
; 2 i 0 Was Aircraft
toca] fronts RB Oreundiyisig) 0 Ground-Radar £1 Probably Alrerelt |
i An AA C EASA 4 Air Visual 0 Air-Intercent Rodar 0 Possibly Aircraft |
5. PHOTOS - | 6. SOURCE 0 Was Astronomical
OYes 0 Probably Astronomical
“OF No “ilitary O Possibly Astronomical
“7. LENGTH OF O2SERVATION |B. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9% COURSE |B Other ilove |
0 Insufficient Data for Evaluation |
Not, Given one Ascending 0 Unknown
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10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
: Ubiject apoeared from below ascending. wright erobvatly a ster shell or flare of
white and cast glow as it nassed to the resy some sort fired for identification
1 of ‘the a/c. A/C at 11,5000 ft sli, Lt peak or other reason in connection with
elevation ths shell burst into a orange the missile range activity.
flame with black smoke. Apseared to gain in
intensity as ascending. Duration not given.
Electronic interference in area from missilg
range activity.
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