October 1954 | Nouasseur, Frenchmorrocco
1X. SOURCE
15. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
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MILITARY
| 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
GROUND- THEODOLITE
[0 Yes
(7 No
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11. DATE - TIME GROUP
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| 12. CONCL USIONS
Wes Balloon
Probebly Ballean
Possibly Balloon
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D Ain Vi wed oO AireIntercept Radar | Possibly Aircraft
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7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION "| 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE
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Wos Astrorom ical |
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Posehn TR |
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fro. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Ce 11. COMKENTS
Object observed off shore, circular, After a careful check it was found
flat and about 600 or 1000 feet wide. It that hothing unusual had been gd ghted
‘fas about 300 ft above the water. Source by any radar unit, PUTaas. ar sey source
states he saw port holes in the object in that vieind ity at that 1 time. An obiscd, ;
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