Ft Benning, Georgia, February 1965
- Date of account
- 1965-02
- Location
- Ft Benning, Georgia
- Source
- uap_archive
- Record updated
- 2026-10-10
Record summary
Project Blue Book case file indexed from National Archives metadata; page-level review pending.
Published source text
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Source text · mention only1.DATE-TIAE GROUP 2.LOCATION 27February6528/o415Z Ft Benning, Georgia 3.SOURCE 10.CONCLUSION Military Astronomie PSATELLITE DECAY 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS Form dc One 5.LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11.BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 30 Sec Obj,30 Min Trai Observer looking South.white light,round in shape began to glow until it reached an intensity slightly greater than the 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION brightest star and slightly larger than the largest star Ground-Visual visible at that time.Believed to be 3o0 miles above the horizon andS of his position. Object moved upward leaving 7.COURSE trail 10 miles wide. Travelled upward (Flight to NE followinE Upward NE likely contour of Earth,likely).·Trail remained visible for 30 ninutes before dissipeting. 8.PHOTOS 口Y this period.However this object reportedly burned out at a high 9.PHYSICAL EVIDENCE elevation in the Sw.The duration is rather long for a meteor as
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