DECLASSIFIEDUSAF PROJECT BLUE BOOK · NARA T-1206
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
PROJECT BLUE BOOK
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT CASE FILES · 1947 – 1969
CASE REFERENCE9550244
DATE OF SIGHTINGFebruary 1953
REPORTED LOCATIONYuma City Ariz
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19, PHYSICAL EVIOENCE
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8. IF you saw the object et NIGHT, “LICHT, or DAWN, what did you notice concerning the STARS ond MOON?
8.1 STARS (Circle One): 8.2 MOON (Circle One):
a. None a. Bright moonlight
b. A few b. Dull moonlight |
¢. Many c. No moonlight — pitch dark
d. Don't remember d. Don’t remember
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9. Was the object brighter than the background of the sky?
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(Circle One): G. Yes ) b. No c. Don’t remember
10. IF it was BRIGHTER THAN the sky background, was the brightness like that of an automobile headlight?:
(Circle One) a. A mile or more away (a distant car)? |
b. Several blocks cway? '
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Several yards aw: 1y?
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11. Did the object: (Circle One for each question)
a, Appear to Stand still ay. re Yes ey, ~ ~ Don’t Know 1
: b. Suddenly speed up and ay at any time? Yes (9) Don’t Know
‘c. Break up into parts or - +? Yes No Don’t Know
| d. Give off smoke? Yes (No Don’t Know
| e. Change brightness? Yes (No) Don't Know
*, Change shape? Yes (No) Don’t Know
g. Flicker, throb, or puls + Yes i» Ge) Don’t Know |
12. Did the object move behind seo oo at anytime, particularly a cloud?
( Circle One): Yes» No Don't Know. = § — IF you answered YES, then tel! what
it moved behind: Lew we A £26€ OF SUN , THEN AS s1T TRAVELED _
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13. Did the oblect move in front of + omerthing at anytime, particularly a cloud?
(Circle One): (Yes) No (Don't Kno». iF you answered YES, than tell what |
it moved in front of: ___ 9 B7 ECTS PoessiSeS Sfovep) os FRONT 0 |
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BEHIND CIRRUS Cloug Coulton yy Tet wHICH
14, Did the sbiect apoacr: (Cirele One): & Solid? 4, Transparert? ce, Don't “aow
5. Did you observe the object through any of the following?
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16. Tell in a few words the following th. ngs about the object.
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b. Color _SOlsp DULt WHITE coteR No REFLECTION,
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| 17. Drow a picture thet will show the sncpe of the object or objects. Label and include in your sketch any details |
of the object that you saw such os wings, protrusions, ete., and especially exhaust trails or vapor trails. Ploce
| an arrow beside the drawing to show the direction the object was moving.
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| 19. IF there was MORE THAN ONE cbvect, then how many were there? . —
Draw a picture of how they were oreanged, and put an arrow to show the direction that they were traveling,
ONE DBYECT Felisven A WESTWARD COURSE FAIRLY
STRAIGHT AS THE SECOND OBFEcT SWePED
AcR OSS OR NEAR iT 's PATH 3 To ¥ TINES
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| 20. Draw a picture thof will show rhe motion roar the object or objects made. Place an “A® at the beginning
of the path, a “5” at the end of the pa bh ond show any changes in direction during the course.
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21. IF POSSIBLE, try to quess or estimate what the real size of the object was in its longest dimension. |
foes. OME MINUTE oF ARC JN SIZE oF THECOOLITE FIELD.|
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22. How ferge did the object or objects appear as compared with one of the following objects held in the hund
and at about arm's length?
(Circle One): a, Hesdot a pin g. Silver dollar |
(b. rests h. Baseball
co Using i. Grapetruit
d. Nickel j. Basketball
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22.1 (Circle One of the followin, + 4 cate how certain you ore of your answer to Question 22. '
Mid in ny c, Not very sure
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| 23, How did the Dial or cabinets soect from view? — PD BSC. URED. 8 Yc MIN 1 ra Chev 5.
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24. In arder ther you can give as clear a <tr as possible of what you saw, we would like for you to imagine that you could
construct the object thet you saw tat type moterial would you make it? How large would it be, and whor shape i
would it have? Describe in your o~* © ofds a Sammon object or objects which when placed up in the sky would give the
same ocpecrance as the object ~) © 9. saw.
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PAINTED WHITE. Nor KMOWING THE DIs TANCE AwAY TAE
PPECT Coutd JAavS BEEN Mune | POSS Be .
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25. Where were you located when you saw’ the object? ‘| 26. Were you (Circle One)
(Circle One):
a. In the business section of a city?
a. Inside a building b. In the residential section of a city? |
= _In aca €. In open countryside D
SuldeorD d. Flying necr an cirfield?
- “Tn an cirplane e. Flying over a city? |
e. At sea f. Flyiag over open country?
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27. Wheat were you doing at the time you saw the object, and how did you happen to notice it?
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LooXED AWAY A Few SECONOS, THE SALLOON wAS ANo LINGER |
IA) THECOoLITE F/ELD AND JN fICuING SCoPE oF FrHEeoctjTE |
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28. IF you were MOVING IN AN 4) [OMOGICLE of ether vehicle ot the time, then complete the following questions
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28.1 What direction were you wovieg? (Circle One)
a. North hast Ce es g. West
b, Northeast i Southeast f. Southwest h. Northwest
24.2 How iast were you im a = miles per hour.
28.3 Did you stop at any time wile you were looking at the object?
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(Circle One) ras No |
29. What direction were you look pu «oer you first saw the object? (Circle One) /S'7 ° FROM NY Pes IT 79M)
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a. North c. East e. South iovrw Easy) g. West |
b. Northeast 4. Seoutheest f. Southwest h. Northwest
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30. What direction were you looking «hn you last saw the object? (Circle One) EA*5 TH! 7 ;
Frome py POSIPIOM, 29.) Fi Eve
a. Nerth c. East Ce. South Seur™ wea?) g. West |
b. Northexgst 1, Southeast f. Southwest h. Northwest
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31. If you are familiar with bearing terms (angular direction), try to estimate the number of decrees the object was
from true North and also the oumber of decrees it was upward from the horizon ‘sievation).
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32. !n the following sketch, imagine :
high the object was above the horizon
show how high the object was chove the
33. In the following larger sketch piace 14 “A” at the position the object was when you first saw it, anda “B” atits |
‘seer to smaller sketch as an example of how to complete the larger sketch.
position when you last saw it.
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34. What were the weather conditions at the '. »e you saw the object?
34,1 CLOUDS (Circle One)
a. Clear sky
b. Hazy
G. Scattered ¢ cloud3
d. Thick or heavy clouds
@. Don’t remember
34.3 WEATHER (Circle One) 34,4
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b. Fog, mist, of light rain
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. Moderate orneavy rain
4d. Snow d. Hot
e. Don’t remember e. Don't remember
35. When did you repor! to scme atticial that you had seen the object?
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&. Was anyone else with you at the time sou saw the object?
(Circle One) Yes ‘Ng
36,1 IF you answered YES, -, sea the object too?
(Circle One) Yes No
36,2 Please list their names and oddresses:
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(Circle One) (ss) No
37.1 IF you answered NO, then ener, where, and under what circumstances did you see other ones?
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34.2 WIND (Circle One)
a. No wind
b. Slight breeze
c. Strong wind
d. Don't remember
TEMPERATURE (Circle One)
Cold
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77. Was this the First time that you “ed seen an object or objects like this?
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39. Do you think you can estimete the sseed of the object? (EN T#RE SIGHTING IA THE coDot
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(Circle One) Yes Na NeT WWOWING THE ' PISTANCE AWAY.
IF you answered YES, then what speed woud you estimate? hal _m.p
1vcH FAST THAN ANY GALLeow
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410. Do you think you can estimate how far cway from you the object was?
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(Circle One) Yes (Ng THEY SEEANED BIGH st THE
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{1, Please give the following information cbout yourself:
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Last Name -irst Name Miadle Name
ADDRESS —— » U /“) AY om
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ypEOR OLOGICAL AID, YS. WEATHER BUREAU |
What is your present job? hy Reel,
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Please indicate any special ed. s) onal training that you have had.
a. Grade school _._ OF * ATE _— slew @. = Technical school =a 4
b. High school ____ 6 A °y. 2 io Qh) af er
c. College | ae deel #. Other special training PRIVATE _ Pitor
d. Post graduate aS CES 6 eae aes fia
12, Date you completed this questionrars: £2. 7 foe. / 122
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"Sichting of flying obseots"™
"he location Yuma County Airoort, SYedruary 4, 1953, tive 1350 1.8.7.
T was using a theocolite to follow a silot balloon, which was at 5,909 feet
ean Sea Level. I took my eyes avay from the eve nbbce for a fow seconds,
returned my eve to the eye -iese, and the tallocn was out «f Leld.
The readings were 53 degrees elevation, and direction from ue 157 derrees,
tine 1550 M.3.f. I then saw one object goins uoward, and curving to th
veste I had a clear sky ackrround, and althouch it + thrauch oy)
Field rapidly was able t> see it clearly, and follow the flircht. About
“) seconds after sighting the first object a second abjec me into the
field, and swooped unward ond across the vath of the firct 3b he
first adjeat flew toward the ivest, while the second object sw ec across
r near the pat) f the Pirat object three to four ti:es, - of the
fielce about tw tines for a tent. The two objects vassed aesar the lower
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sisvation eancle 29.1 decress ui cirectinon from the instrument }4,] Zerre
e time 1555 M.3.T. , after having “ollowed the two objects throuch the
"? -awer thecdalite ra sriod of 56 minutes with a clear sky baekgro ind,
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I an & Meteprologieal Aid enployed with the United States ‘eether Sureau,
having followed balloons throuch a theod apes for the rast ten years.
T also ho a private pilots license, and having flown in military ana
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I. Description of Incicert
At 1350 UST a meteorolsvical aid for the U.S. Weather Bureau was S' perches try
for a lost weather balloon with the aid of a theodolite when he Sighted a solid
WAALS, ablong object at a direction of 157.2° and elevation of 53.3°. The size
of the object consisted of sone minute of arc.
The object appeared -to be ascending straicht up, then levelled off and at
this point was joined by a second object of exactly the sane description. The
second object lett the flelli of the theodolite twice but returned each time to
join the original. They be*h disappeared simultaneously at an arcle of 20.19
at an elevation of 29.1", 2t 204.1% the sky was covered by cirrus clouds at
approxima aly 2 5,000 it.
The objects remaine 1 in vision for five minutes. The observer stated that
the objects rose more rapidly than any balloon he has ever seen and furthermore
moved against the prevailins westecly winds. There appeared to be no glimmer or
reflection from the sun m the objects.
II. Discussion of Inc
Froa the observers obrfous experience in tracking balloons, it is concluded
that these objects could not have been balloons especially since they were seen
to move against the wit. “here were aircraft in the area but the observer states
he was aware of them “ld not have confused them with the unknown objects.
Because of the manenver+ «at “he time of day, astronomical activity must oe riled
| out. ATIC has not bee «le to find an answer to this sighting.
III. Conclusion
Unknown.
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PROJECT 10873 RECORD CARD
2 LCCATION
Yuma City, Ariz.
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aarge SUMMARY OF SiCHTIMG
civilian weather observer while u
te to find his lost balloon sighted
“wo solid white oblong objects.
states thet objects moved too fast to be bale!
there were a/c
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Source
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ATIC fPOemM 379 (REV 26 3ZP SD
CONCLUSIONS
4as Balloon
Prebabiy Seiloan
Passibiy Geiisen
Wos A:rereft
Probebiy Aircrart
Possibly Asrcrare
Was Astronom: cai
Arobedly Astronom cai
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© FORM 12—PART |
"MOVED I JUNE 1948
JNCLASSIFIED
“Tey SEPCRT NO. | (LEAVE SLANE)
SDA Le 153 | ae
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
Jaidentified Mying 2b jects
| CA REPORTED ON
Tame, a. yisans
PY) tos g
FROM (Agency)
57 50th £9G, Tuen County iirmort, Aris,
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) ATE OF REPORT OATE OF INFORMATION EVALUATION
; & feornary 1933 5 Yeeruary 19353 Tairly reliadle
| oREPARED BY (Officer) ) ba SOURCE
Japtein carlord 6, Dures | Fervenal tatervioy
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\PERENCES (Control wumoer, directive, previows report, @c., a3 appiicadie)
AML 20ce4, 29 April 1952
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AMARY: (Enter concise summary of report. Glee significance in final onesenience paragrapa. Liat imelorures at lower left. Begin tert of report om AX Form 11%—Part 11)
| fa S “sorusey 1953 ue, Puna, iritona, &
| -es@or—piecionl aid for J. %. isither WG awarcting “or 5 loRt weeiner osllen
SSR Ue aid of o teaedite. 48 1350 EST bo alwkted a solid waite, otlome odsent at
|) divessios of 197,27 and slevssica of 5303".
! “ae ooject ws @ selid mite .slorg.cblone is shave nad cooenred to Se soversd
/ *® amall Sg wAile mist. “Re aise of tie sbiset wae 1 sinute wl are,
4S Qpreared as Gangading stratgnt up then leveled mt is 4 lene reovo 26 ae
|) \evetion of 343°. Some 29 saeonde latar tris odbjec$ wir Joined “y % secomd os ject,
| “SaeSly tre ome te he Firat ia sise, eolor end atane. Os iact Te 2 avwared free ins
i123 Below esd sreesed Sa 1. to 4 oogition «above. It then crossed Js § arsin te a
sition Yeiov, Rie san iene several tines. in doing a, je@ 2 left te fiela of
_ Seedslile jvice vat reevctored and reasniand behind and elientip >*low x) Jecs Vo i.
, 30 @angee in ¢irectien ef es icot Fo 2 wore soosth evooring turne. As the o¢ jects
veed fTepidiy 2ereee the Serine, they remninad th: saue relative sise,.
Priced both disappeared sieulteneouaiy at an emcle of 74.17 at om elevatien of
‘e3*, At 205,19 the sky “ee covered By cirrus clouds st ecprorizatety 750° ft,
Tae clocis ovswured the cafects ead toey were izcediately lott free 2ichte
a& tue tice of original sighting there wea cleaner shy beckrrsun’, The sdfects
ore lest monenterily shen tary passed sear the euc. They reappecred es the edzo
of the sus.
The edjucts reasined tn «+ eion for epprorizately 5 ninutes.
_ Coordinates 6f the thaoteiite ere lat. 52” 40 niautes 5 end Loans. 110° 26 atantes
—_— ee
lsekine for hin lest weather solien with the 214 of tha thesdoliite
te. aot level when th: o>jacts vere fires sighted, 4a 484 not fied bts esiien,
if gt arr Brod ooginaygpenebadiee 4 feet en tas gacth ef4e of the fms Coursy dire
pe tage talldiags. He. Srove stated that the obfacts srved amen nore pupidiy
Seiles Se hae ever sighted in his 19 yexre expericice os metesroteoricnl ef4.
pe = Ba neved Sgeinet the winds ealefs wifch vere from the weet, Survace wind
26 Fea tae norte at § B..
is strengiy that he aobaaliy sav w@ solid eect other than any
oe aft. There: wae AG glinasy oF reZlectisa fram tha sun. lbers are aa sthey
tnesres.
eames. \ 104 she S7Sta Afr Sese Sroun st Poem County Atrroert asd then ree
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's aware Bias there were BQirevest in the ares : ?y vere aos is
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ND ABOVE OBJ NO 4 SEVERAL TIMES. THEY TVL IN FORMATION, O34 NO 2 LOW
AND BEHIND. SMALL SOLID WHITE OBJ APPEARED TO BE COVERED WITH A THE
“WHITE MIST AROUND EDGES.
(2) TIME OF SIGHTING 13:58 MST REMAINING IN VISION UNTIL 15355 MST.
(3) OBJS SIGHTED THROUGH THEODOLITE CAA WEA STA.
(4) OBSR S SIDE OF TERMINAL BLDG, YUMA COUNTY APRT. ELEVATION 199 FT,
LAT 32 DEGREES 49 MIN Ny LONG 114 DEGREES 36 MIN We. OBJ SIGHTED AT
PASL TWO JWPOM 296SH
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157.2 DEGREES DISAPPEARED AT 294.1 DEGREES. ELEVATION: SIGHTED AT 55.45
DEGREES DISAPPEARED AT 29.1 DEGREES«
(5) NO WITNESS - QMO (OBSR) IS MET AID 19 YEARS EXPERIENCE
PVT PLT. |
($) WEA = CLEAR SKY - CIRRUS CLOUDS AT APPROX 25200 FT IN DIR OBJ
LOST. SW.
(7) NONE
(3) NONE
(9) CALLED 4758TH ABG (WPNS TNG) THEN REPT TO SCTY CON, LOS ANGELES
IR TRASTFIC CON.
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Kk Sthmete~ Unidentified Flying Sighting waee
LA ate. sUBTROT _—
SOs Commanding Officer
Tema County Municipal Airport
| (f0Ns 4750th Air Base Gp
| Yuma, Arizona
Ll. to an Unidentified slying JDject signtiny oy
t 1350uST, ine Air fochnical intel-
ligence Center requests that you ask Mr. Grown vo complete the ine
hloged United States Air Yorce Technical Information Sheet and for
ard itt te this Conters,
2e Please act: seg D2 < such information is vreatly
ppreciated by the Air cal Intelligence Center in its analysis
f£ sightings sue an bis, Your cooperation in this matter is
ppreciated,
FOR THE CCOWMANDING CENFER:
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SUSdHCT:; USAF Technical Information Sheet ay
TOs Commanding (eneral
‘right Patterson Air Force Base
ay hio
Al tr Technical Intellizenece Center ,
[n reference to ir letter of 17 Feoruary 1953, AFOIN-ATIAW=5, we
have tnclosed herewith the completed USAF Technical Information Sheet as
requested.
FOR THE COMMAN FFICER:
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lyctltann. 7S Ra
3 Inel. NILLIAM Ae HAM
USA? Tech Info Sh Captain, USAF
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| U. S AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION SHEET
This questionnaire has been crepared so that you can give the U. S. Air Force as much
information as possible concerning me unidentified aerial phenomenon that you have observed.
Please try to answer cs mony questions as you possibly can. The information that you give will
be used for research purposes, and will be regarded as contidentio! material. Your name will nor
be used in connection with any statements, conclusions, or publications without your permission.
We reques! this personal information so thet, if it is deemed necessary, we may contact you for
further details.
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Day Month fecr (Cirele One): AM or (P My
(Circle One); a. bastern (Circle One): a. Daylight Seving
wm oesey Wee.
b. “entral tb Standard)
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4. Where were you when you si = yee?
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Nearest Postal Addreys City or Town State or Country
Additional remarks: — 5/G" © . oO SIECTS AT Yu MA CoYunNTyY AlRPpPoO Rr
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| 5. Estimate how long you saw tha» ec’. 5” ae. a
" , Hours Minutes J Seconds
5.1 Circle one of the follow'na *> indicate how certain you cre of your cnswer to Question 5.
fa. Certoip c. Not very sure
b, Fairly certain d. Justa quess
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6. What was the condition of the sky?
(Circle One): 6. Bright dayligp? d. Justa trace of daylight
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IF y saw the object during DAYLICHT, TWILIGHT, or DAWN, where was the SUN located cs you looked
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