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
GM
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A ApEaTON $0900 = "CONCLUSIONS
10073 RECORD CARD
PROJECT
Wos Boelloon |
Probably Bellson |
Possibly Belloon |
Akron, Ohio
4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION
ZL Ground- Visual DO Ground-Readar
a pres 3 gm iy
Was Aircraft
Probobly Aircraft
Possibly Aircraft
0 Ai r- Intercept Radar
Was Astronomicel
Probobly Astronomical |
Po. ssibly Astronemicel |
Other
Insufficient Dete for Evaluation |
Unk ro wn
— ji i ii i
QoQ Ooo ooo
=
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ae cE
od al? Wt et iam _— — SEE REE = |
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING [n. COMMENTS $c
bjt passed within |
I 600" of observer |
n | SA. for 30 ec, yet could
oY. outlined ina = , solid
stars, about the size of an “Suto ghanes
| within 600 ft. of observer. Appea
B ot {on ot Cs N Oo
than stars yet size of auto,
houdd be classes as other (Con-
ne into, however since this is |
a4 oh ing it 1s carried |
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