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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| 1. DATE i [2 GocamioN. ©. TT [12 concLusions |
Was Bolloon I
Probably Balloon
Possibly Balloon
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2 DATE-TIME GROUP T4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION
Lecal wi
1 #
—
I)
L Was Aircraft ft ~C turu |
ES Probably Aircro 8 {
Possibly Ai Sot
0 Ground- Visual DO Ground-Radar
Ringe tars
GMTZ20 / av i5 SZ | 0 Al 15g
| 5. PHOTOS Ray Ear
: O Yes | :
; | BRo i | Civilian ok
= | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION '8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE
1 |
iL
a Air-Intercept Rodar 0
&
i
3
i
E
}
Ee
3
§
|
|D Was Astronomical |
| PS, Probably Astronomical |
" Possibly Astronomical {
|
Other :
Insufficient Data for ‘Evaluation |
Unknown |
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| 7 minutes one AOR Bork
10, BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
| | Large, wnite light, 10 times size of Obj was probably the star i
A . | Venus at brightest, Arcturus, This is one of the
brig] fact that
iter stars & the
obsvation was made thru bino-
culars & brought forth no
further detail substantiates
this conelusion
| ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP. 52)
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