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3. DATE-TIME GROUP eis
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4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION

D Ground-Rodor

fl Air-Intercep? Roador

5. PHOTOS
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Civilian

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7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION _

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| 3. NUMBER OF OBJECTS

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COURSE

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12. CONCLUSIONS

Wos Boiloon
Probobly Balloon
Possibly Bolioon

Woes Aiicraft
Probobly Aircraft
Possibly Aircroft

Was Astronomical
Probably Astronomical
Possibly Astronomical

Other

insufficient Deta for Evaluation
Unknown

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10, BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS

“wo etrealts of Lizht inclir in a l)59 «2 ale {t is nossitiae t ot i Say 1
sige of a dime ard a ovart + arm's lenrth rising sun ‘lect wm clistant clouris,
~oldean in @slor. One lower than the other ‘ihe athe ¢ 1, i y wre an

Mi behind ite First Seen above the Sun-rise Lnversion eLir mm t ' ‘ t
dsscendinge Leveled orf and dis sared to thp 10,( ee
NB. Appeared af vapor trail, however did not
expand aml moved too slow.

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sc ae ae of the Ovject(s):

(1) Shape. fo Like streaks of light on a slant, the lower
2 in front wa3 smaller.

(2) Sise compared to a known object (Usa ones of the following torns:
Head of a pin, pea, dina, nickel, quarter, half dollar, silver
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Collar, baseball, grapefruit, or “baaketball) hala in the hand at
about arm's length.

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Goldan, like bright sun on a white cloud but much mors brilliant.
(4) Suwnber.

Two.
(5) Formation, if mors than one.

One lower and in front of the other.
(6) Any discernible features or details.

The front ona was smaller.

(7) Teil trail, or exhaust, including size of sane compared to size
of object(s).

None. :
(S$) Sound. If heard, describa sound.

None heard.
(9) Other vertinant or unusual featursa.

They stayed in a slanting position, while descending and while
traveling straizgaot ahead.

Description of Coursa of Objects:
(1) What first called the attention of observer(s) to tha object(s)?
The bright color and strangs movement and slanting position.

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(2) Angle or alevation ond azimuth of object(s) upon disappsarence.

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6) How long was the ob} sct{(s) visible. \Be specific, 5 minutes, 1
hour, ete.)

5 to 10 minutes.

Manner of Observation:

1) Usa ona or any combination of the following itens:
Ground=-visual, grouncd-elsctronic, air electronic. (If electronic,

specify type of radar, )
(round=vyisnal.

2) Statemant as to optical aids (telescopes, bincenlars, and so forth)
usgad and description theraof,

None,

3) If tha sighting is made while airborna, give type of sircraft, identi-~

fication number, altitudes, haading, speed and homa station,

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laa and Data of Sighting:

1} Zulu tine - date group of sighting. 6:20 A.M. (0512207

Light conditions - (Night, day, dawn, duak.)

ovation of Observer(s). Exact latitude and Jongitude of each observer,
a saographical position. A position with reference to a known land-
also should bea given, such a3 "2 mi N oe Deavilie,” "3 mi SW of Blue

4 ‘lypographicsal errors or "“earbling” often result in sloctrically

transmitted messages, making location plots “auf fax t or inpossibdla.

Fron the window of my homs in SW part of Perryville.

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(1) Civillaa - Name, age, mailing address, occupation.
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Other Unusual Activity - None.

Interception Action - Nona.

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