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2. LOCATION ,
Phoenix, Arizona

10. CONCLUSION

Photo Evaluation: Wind pattern trailing sand/earth. Single
line below this is probably due to poor

photo processing.

1. DATE - TIME GROUP.

3. SOURCE

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5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION

N/A
é. TYPE OF OBSERVATION

11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS

' Photo taken in August 1958 submitted in 1965 for USAF
evaluation.

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PACE aL. OF 1 paces
30 July 1965

DATE OF REPORT

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suzsect ANALYSIS OF UNIDENTIFIED PiTENOMENA

LOCATION PHOENIX, ARIZONA USA =~ SWITZERLAND
PHOTOGRAPHY

pate AUGUST 1958 - JULY 1959

QUALITY

, Pwas ltiteched 2- 357m Color Slides and copies thereof
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1. PURPOSE: This report is in answer to Work Order Number 65-8) from T/Sgt D. N. Moody,
TDEW/UFO, for an analysis of the attached two color slides and two black and white photo

reproductions thereof.

2. ANALYSIS: The color slide of Highway 69, vicinity of Phoenix, Arizona is a copy

‘probably from a picture in a magazine. It bears a registration symbol in the upper right

' hand corner of a type used by professional photographers. The slide depicts the phenomena
of a desert sunset and contains little more than colorful and picturesque cloud formations.

_ At the approximate midpoint of the slide is an orange, funnel-like mass wnich is probably

a wind ‘pattern trailing a plume of sand/earth which has been lifted from the desert floor.

A single, diagonal line immediately below this mass is probably due to poor photo processing.

-a@. The second slide, taken in Switzerland, is also a copy, although in this case the
The photograph is a low oblique possibly aerial in

original source cannot be identified.
format and shows a view of the typical mountainous terrain of Switzerland. The definition ~
and color rendition of the slide are at best only fair. Within the upper portion of the
photograph is an oblong-appearing translucent streak which is probably due to reflection
from possibly a portion of the aircraft's surface from which the photographywas taken.

| | b. No items of significance were observed on either slide. -

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