Artesia, New MexicoJanuary 1951

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I. oate : | 2. LOCATION % 12. CONCLUSIONS
4 0 Wos Bolloon
Ll dan A | Artesia, New Mexico D probobly Balloon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP ia TYPE OF OBSERVATION |O Possibly Balloon
DDE (ott  Ground-Visuol O Ground-Radar = Lg A
our Not Given === 0 Air-Visuai O Air-Intercept Radar | Possibly Aircraft
“5. PHOTOS v 6. SOURCE ui is 0 Bos, Astrenemicel
5] A icol :
Nog Civilian 0 Shad ated
"7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 18. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE BE ae
: EI Insufficient Dota for Evaluation
40 second & | 2 NE 0 Unknown
10, BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGNTING 11. COMMENTS GE
bul gray in color. Objects larger than balloo Insufficient data for evaluation, Do
Eoth objects were moving equal distance apart not know exant relationship to the
appeared to make an abrupt turn & dissappeared balloon on such items as positional \
ak a very fast rate of spced, Day was clear. data end also no time concept,
Objects would fly around & above the balloon 5
& then fly off in NE direction. llo way to esti )
mate the speed of the objects, Shape like roun >
disc, }
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“22 case 22 Jan 51, Hollman AFB) .
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