October 1954 | Nouasseur, Frenchmorrocco
1X. SOURCE
15. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
1
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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saw 0 0. In uesAmEeW 0 TRE Cee
f 0 Wos Bolloon |
| fan Nuys, California [8 Frey Eien |
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| |S DATETIME GROUP [4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION |
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| - | WL on ism de Vi wire Coraund. Bader 0 Was Aircraft
| locol | XXGround-Visucl O Ground-Radar [3 Probably Aircraft
Possi bly y Aircraft
+9 Wes Astronomicol Meteor
|O Probably Aswvenoniesl
10 Poassi bly Astronomical |
[a a. | NI avian arian
|ODO Insufficient Date for Evaluation
o Unk nown
™ eh SUMMARY OF Tg 4 Tn an
One orange object, shape of half a | Description indicates that this |
| globe and the size of a dime at arm'g sighting was caused by a meteor, |
| length, Object dropped vertically Probably some overestimation on
with a bright flash, Object was observe
d///duration,
visually for one minute,
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