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| ae An unidenti ebject was ebserved visually at 0420 Pacific Daylight
Time,/2 A 1952.) It was ebserved for a peried of 4 minutes. The ebject

wae descri as a glewing bright light, beceming very brilliant. It was
slewly. It was first observed te the East of the ebserver, the

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object was traveling te the Nerth, then it traveled Seugh fer eppreximately
2 miles, then it traveled back te the Berths _ ‘The eitstute was estimated as

raid lew.’ He audible’ seunds vere reperted, :

Tt" the observer vas lecated at a G00 Pest more ce, Califernia, Gee. Ref.
~ PK 1043. The ebserver is Mr. Rebert C. Kev alnut Street, Apt. 97,
Chice, Califernia.

The weather officer reports winds at 10,000 feet at 140°
at 20,000 feet winds were 170° at 21 knots.

vat Meteerelegical activity, physical evidence of the sighting, identifica-
> tien actien taken and aircraft in the area were reperted as negative.

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Comments ef Preparing Officer:

1. The ebservers descriptien of the unidentified object covered by
this repert indicates this ebject was prebebly a weather balleen.

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2d Lt., USAF
Asst. Dir. ef Intelligence

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AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT Yi

Unidentified Flying Objects (Shert Title: FLYOBRPT) ae

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2d Lt. James W. Westbreek, Asst. Dir. ef

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TWX 26th OID 163 FLYOBRPT, 2 A
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ae ' An unidentified ebject was ebserved visually at 0420 Pacific Daylight

Ls Time,{2 August 1952.) It was observed for « period of 4 minutes. The ebject

was described as a glewing bright light, beceming very brilliant. It was
slewly. It was first observed te the East of the ebserver, the

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ebject was traveling te the Nerth, then it traveled Seugh fer approximately

2 miles, then it traveled back te the Nerth. The altitude was estimated as
Spo Peer ewe" Ne audible’ seunds vere reperted. * ‘ | rs

te "The observer was lecated at a GOC Pest ay Chice, Califernia, Gee. Ref.
PK 1043. The ebserver is Mr. Rebert C. Ka ’ t Street, Apt. 97,

Chice , Califernia.

The weather officer reports winds at 10,000 feet at 140° at 7 knots and
at 20,000 feet winds were 170° at 21 knots.

his! Meteerelegical activity, physical evidence of the sighting, identifica-
“| stags tien ectien taken and aircraft in the area were reperted as negative.

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Comments ef Prepering Officer:

1. The ebservers descriptien of the unidentified object covered by
this repert indicates this ebject was prebably a weather balleen.

Yur. Usastheardy

2d Lt., USAF
Asst. Dir. ef Intelligence

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ATTN: ATIAA=2c, Wright-Pattersen AFB, Ohie

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1. UNUSUAL OBJEDT REPORTED TO BE GLOWING BRIGHT LIGHT CMA BECOMING
VERY BRILLENT PD MOWING SLOWLY PD NO SOUND PD FIRST SEEN TO EAST CIA

TRAVELED TO NORTH CMA THEN TO SOUTH FOR TWO MILES THEN CAME BACK AND

TRAVELED NORTH PD

2.[2 fuc\Pp g429 PDT PD WATCHED FOUR MINUTES PD

5¢ OBSERVER ON GROUND PD

4, OBSERVER AT GOC POST IN (exzce ChA CALIF\PD NO GIVEN ALTITUDE CMA

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