10 Mi S of Stroud, OklahomaJanuary 1956

vi £ Tb PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD &i |
: ‘1. DATE : ‘2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS : f
A O Was Balloon |
: 19 January 1956 10 Mi S of Stroud, Oklahoma|O Sfobafllyib alleen
- Ia. DATE-TIME GROUP | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION HE Ee |
Real 0 Ground- Visual 0 Ground-Radar : 3 Probably Averaft ; aia
omT_19/16517Z ‘XXKAir Visual 0 Air-Intercept Radar 0 Possibly Aircraft !
: 3. PHOTOS | SOURCE 0 Was Astronomical
D Yes A XXProbably Astranomical !
io Military ( F84F Pi lot) Si O Possibly Astromomical |
| 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE a i oS AR Ce
. ‘ | 2 1eustiot on Data for Evaluation
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p three to five seconds four easterly : i
. j10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS {
“| One large round object, the size of | Concur with the opinion of the
- | a bushel basket held at arms length, | reporting officer that this
with three smaller objects, third sighting was probably generated
the size of the large object, and by a meteor even tho the sight-
~.| composing the trail of the large obj4 ing was in the daylight. The
Fs Seen for a period of three to five color, duration, trail and generdl |
5 seconds, The larger obj was a bril- circumstances of the sighting ledd |
~~] liamt emerald green in color in the | to the above conclusion.
~~ {center with a lighter shade of green
. lon the auLH199. 50° smaller objects
.- | were white or silver in color,
. | Daylight sighting.
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