PROJECT BLUE BOOK

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PRUJCLI IUUIO REVURU
.EATE TTMECEOOP LOCATON
6i -7/03302 -axeer, M. C1 Witnessi
10. . COACLUSION
C.valian
1. M. "P OF OBJECTS
The investigating the object was probabie
One satellite.
5. 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS AND ANALYSIS
5 Minutes The observer sighted a blue white light that traveled from The observer sighted a blue white light that traveled from
6. 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION SE to NW. As the object traveled on its trajectory it SE to NW. As the object traveled on its trajectory it
appeared and disappeared". appeared d disapreared".
Ground-Visual Ground-Visual
7. . COURSE COURSE
SE TO NW
8. PHOTOS
[: Yes (: Yes
XXNo
9. FHYSIC DENCE
17 Yes
XXNO
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SUBU: UFO REPORT. REFERENCE PARA 11 AFR BO-17. PARA 1IACALPHA):
THAN THE BRIGHTEST STAR. (3) BLUE-WHITE AND SIMILAR TO THE COLORA-
TION PRODUCED DY A MERCURY VAPOR LAMP. (4) OBJECT APPEARED AND
REAPPEARED BUT OBSERVER ASSUMES ONLY ONE CBJECT WAS INVOLVED SE-
CAUSE FLIGHT PATH DID NOT APPEAR TO CHANGE. (5) N/A. (6) SPEED AND
PARA 11B(BRAVO): PARA 11B(BRAVO): STRAIGHT STRAIGHT LINE IEA: (2) (2)
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C DEGREES ABOVE THE H DEGREES ABOVE THE HORIZON TO THE NORTHNEST. (3) FIRST INSTANCE• HORIZON TO THE NORTHNEST. (3) FIRST INSTANCE•
FORTY-FIVE DEGREES ABOVE E THE HORIZON TO THE SOUTHEAST. SECOND THE HORIZON TO THE SOUTHEAST. SECOND
( INSTANCE' THIRTY DEGREES INSTANCE? THIRTY DEGREES AGOVE THE HORIZON TO 1 THE NORTHWEST. (4)
5 AGOVE THE HORIZON TO THE NORTHWEST. (4)
STRAIGHT FLIGHT PATH: FROA SOUTHEAST TO NORTHWEST, APPEARING AND DIS-
APPEARING AS INDICATED. (S) FADED FROM VIEN BECAUSE OF RANGE AND
SPCED• (6) APPROXIMATELY ONE AND ONE-HALF MINUTES DURING EACH
PERIOO THAT THE OSUECT WAS IN VIEWI POSSISLY AS MUCH AS FIVE MIN-
UTES TOTAL. PARA1IC(CHARLIE): (1) GROUND-VISUAL. (2) EYEGLASSES
ONLY. (3) N/A. PARA 11D(DELTA): (1) 27033OZ MARCH 1968. (2) NIGHT.
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