Monroe, WisconsinMarch 1960

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CET PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
I. DATE 2. LOCATION i CONCLUSIONS
3 ARE Ea MISES ep 0 Was Balloon
; 20 Are, L200 GON, WLICONSIN in Probahly Balloon
i eT TE 2085 30!
3. DATE-TINE GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION FlaBas Rip Bulioon
Nas 0 H
ic Leora wis malt otal ing dato wis SL AP Ground-Visun) 0 Cround-Roday 0 Was Abrcrate <
<a i CQ Probably Aircraft
OF NW 507 Yossi ire §
EAA = Fe 1/0 a 0 Air Visual 0 Air-lntercep?! Rador 0 Possibly Airerait
5. PHOTOS &. SOURCE ao “lo Wes Astronomical
: 0 Yes 0 Probobly Astronomical
id No Civilian : 0 Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE WER they Oia ding iol he
3 : 0 Insufficient Data for Evaluation
2 minutes Una S then SF [Rigliokaown
: 10, BRIEF SUMHARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
ho Round bright object like a bright star, flew It 1s possible that the object was a
straight south until overhead then turned ball oon released from Madison (north
: ag rarest SEE San a ooo y 1 : : 9. ¢
wih and fig i {370 B80 ) D | VIPS Ol vtonroa apouy ‘an nour earl LCs ANE }
; winds woula carry the ball oon over
K the observers location at the time of
3 sighting. Lhe object coulu also have
been a slow moving a/c ligh t, however
there were no known a/c in the area
at the time of the sighting. Therefore
hs ; it ‘1s assumed to be a balloon,
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)
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