U.S. Air Force Analysis of Flying Objects in the United States, 101-172
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• CHECK•LIST - U}!IDENTIFIED FLYIUG OBJECTS Incidrmt #l22 a 1. Dat e 5 April 19~ 2. Time A.tternoon 3. Loco tion Holloman Air Force Base 4. I!omo of observer Mr. Johnson 5. Occupo.tion of ob~orvor Tl-ained balloon obserTer, Geophysics .i..ab Section 6. J~ddross of obsorvor N/S 7 . Ploco of obse rVI.ition Frorn the ground 8 . Numbor of objoots One 9. Distonco of objoct from obsorvor N/S 10 . Timo in sight ,o seconds 11. Altitude Very high 12. Spcod Tremendous 13 . Direction of flight West 14 . Tacti cs Object made three vertic 1 loops , upon completion of which it it disappeared in a large arc to the west 15 . Sound None 16 . Sizo Considering t he moon the size of an orange, t he object was the size of a diroo 17 . Color N/S 18 . Shnpo Bore some resemblance to, but definitely not , a balloon Odor dot octod None 20 . Appnront construction N/S 21. Exhaust t r o.ils N/S 22. Woathor conditions N/S Effoct on cl ouds N/S 1,.. I; Skotchcs or phot ogr o.phs None 25. Mo.nncr of diso.ppoa r onco Disappeared s uddenly 26. Romo.rks : Presumably Mr. Johnson s aw t he object t hat did not veor to the right • (dee Incident #112 b) He stated that :i.t was absolutel y