14 27N69 57E Indian Ocean radar-visual unidentified-object report — June 11, 1963

Descended traveling in an Easterly direction for duration of 3-4 min. Passed through area without clouds and appearance did not change. ECHO observed 30 min later. At 1515 hours a luminous disk was observed at an altitude of approximately 30 degrees above the horizon about 225 degrees true from the observer. When it got such it was close below Abert sighted a "halo" first of forming cloud burst immediately behind it in the directly below following. In such position which it could be traveled in a circle from a to position at the satellite point, before behind a cloud with no clear outline and left vertical edge at first it was high. However it was observed to be passing through an area with no clouds and the light disappeared. About 30 minutes after it passed "Becho" passed over and other "Echo" name location. A company with a letter is a diagram showing appropriate paths of travel of the unidentified flying object and which it may be of to you for an in-closing.