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10. BRICF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING

White body/orange-blue tail.

One spherical
‘wo sphere 1 tail.
Straight and level,

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a. TYPE OF OBSERVATION or ens ween
MD Grouna:- Vi suel D Ground-Rader ie Rechabte Racevell
' SEXA ir- Vi sual O Air-Intercept Radar O Possibly Aircraft .
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Probobly Astronomico!

| Airline crew 0 Possibly Astronomical

6. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9 COURSE >

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insufficient Data for Evaluation
Unknown

. “COMMENTS

line (Connie) crew met three

objects “klying" in trail.
lio air i4VGl surface activity
in area. No su |

Appeared to be
and 10x size of landing
Appeared to be near

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dine. ‘they cnwared to be bout 10 tines the size of as sirecraft laniing

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3. DATE TRANSMITTED
27 Vay 1962

Capt Fournet, Aol 33

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( eEVete Nefereace Pun Aneriocan flight .03 sighting co :

8 Hay 1942 off Last coast of U.S, Lt Rothstein talked to crew of cl

Craft, Pilot end co-oilot vores only orow neubers to oG8 objceta, Cow.
piled got the boat view of tha objects, They vere on reciorocel heaiing
to alroraft level end very clove, ‘here vore tove objosty flying in

light only rmuoh whiter end mech brichter, Tho flrgt chjoot ws ciruular,
ond tha lnat tuo objects were clrovlar with oranpeetlus tails, OSichting
hagrened at 0227 ELST ab 31° 20°93 70 COM, to Imowm nissiles of aim.
craft were in the erea, Necuest that you contact the Jevy to de terrae |
whether or sot they had any eotivity in the area and wether or not the
Tavy hak any unidentified subusrins rocorts within reasonable areca of
GCighting, Sol Sterling In 0/I Study Grau lmovs who in Mevy can ive
you info on submarine sightines, Ve are cheoking further on the revert.

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FROM AFOIN-2B3 FOURNET
+ REP AMC ITEM 4 TT 134 DTD 27 MAY 52
NAVY REPORTS NEGATIVE GM ACTIVITY 1N

ARSA AT ANY TIME AND NEGATIVE U/I SUBMARINE. |
SIGHTINGS ANYWHERE AROUND ON 7, & AND 9 MAY. Aha? EPR SA
CHLY POSSIBILITY REMAINING IS THAT A/C LAUNCHE

| MISSILES ALTHO THIS APPEARS IMPROBABLE IF PAA

. CREW SAW NO OTHER A/C IN AREA, WPOSSIGLE

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Time object was first seen

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How was object observed (naked eye, binoculars, ete.) MAKED EYE __

What were you doing when the object was first observed? F4YW/MG — co-PyloT

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What attracted your attention to the object? 4445 WHITE 4/6H7-WKe A

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Shape of flight path of object (straight and level, arched, etc.)
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How dic object disr »pear (grow dimmer, go out suddenly, etc.)

WENT OUT-OF Wee OF SIGHT

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NO 7 32% 0 BsECTS SLIGHTLY SMALLER

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f.. Color of object? ttle CAL BRIGHT ANP p 324 PuppEs OF b
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g. Lid object perform any maneuvers, if so describe
NONE — sTRAIGHT ANO LEVEL FuCHT

h, Did object make any sound, if so describe A eo]

i, Were any tails or trails seen? ee

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10, What tyoe of day was it (hazy, clear, etc,.)? Describe. (ERY CLEAR ~-
“FULL MOON WITH cLedd BASE AT 10,000

ll, Clouds.
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a. Were any clouds in sky at time of observation? AT (0,000

If so, how much of sky was covered (overcast, scattered, etc.)

PROVE (0,000 VERY CLEAR

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b. Did object pass above, below, or near any clouds? ABOVE

c. Did object reflect light on the clouds 2s" C6 COVLONT OBSER' OBSERVE AI ¢ Sf

12. hat is your occupation? C6 Por PAN AWERICEM ALRLIVIE

13, Any details that cannot be fully explained by the above questions,
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APPENUIX III |
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i. DESORPTION G7 InoToENT ENT

On 8 May, approximately 60 miles off the east coast of the Unite? States,
between Jacksonville, Florids. and Savannah, Georgia, the pilot and c:=pilot
of Pan Anerican Airline Flic=t 20%, enroute to San Juan from lw York, signted
three unidentified aerial ob*ects. The objects were on a reciprocal seading
of eoproximately 355° to 360” at the same altitude as the airliner.

The first object resembled a landing light but was much whiter ant about
ten times as large. It was zsllowed by two slightly snaller crange c? jects
with tapering tails which were fringed with tiue. These three round objects
were equally spaced and between 1/8 and 1/4 nile off the left wing.

TI, STATUS OF THE INVESTIGATION
The sources were interro;zated and stated that the objects were completely

es foreign to them. There was =o known missile, naval or air activity ic the area
, at that time,

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