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
i —— be —— i —— ee Bb
11. DATE - TIME GROUP
GM
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Phoenix,
Arizona
T12. CONCLUSIONS
Was Balloon |
Probably E Balloon
4. TYPE OF OBSE RVYATION
OX Ground-Yisual
| 3 DATETIME "GROUP
Local 3 i
0 AireVisu al
GMT
§. SOURCE
5. PHOTOS
| 0 Yes
| MXNo
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
‘Civilian
8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
Fi 1/2 sec onds four
9. COURSE -
Possibly E Bal I
Was Aircraft
Probably Aircraft 1
Possibly Aircraft |
ja a oo
0 Ground-Radar
of
O Air-Intercept Radar
‘pan
Was Astronomical
Probably Astronomical
Possibly Astronomical
Other
Insufficient Data tor Eveluation |
Unk no wn
east
Fo. "BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING .
small round glowing dots crossed
of vision oi observer while hs
lying down looking through skylight
trails or exhaust, Believed objects
ro be extrem=ly high, Skylight 4 x 8
| ft. Flight was from SW to E and pre-
vious observation of jet a/c in the
same path indicated speeds much slower.
| No known a/c in area.
| Fr 1» E LI
1 f 1e va
I
twas
111. COMMENTS TO | : |
Glowing dots indicates possible
bolide sighting, witness indicated
ls that the speed was excessive for |
a/c. Objects apparently solid. |
Insufficient data for evaluation,
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