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June 1947 | Rehobuth Bomen, Delaware
5 pp
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June 1947 | Hungary
Civilian 3 pp
CONCLU "5 k NT DAT EVALU; A TT ON wy Nct , Reported | i . FL f iL a i] i -. i = LENGTH OF OB ERVAT Not Reported 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION IAA SPER OF 0B) ECTS . . |
June 1947 | Weiser, Idaho
Other (Contrails) 8 pp
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June 1947 | Bakersfield, California
13 pp
fot ny i c—— = 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS WO Yepor G ed ee iy ery. gre = a 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION = IT A Cl J St LCL rg Em am 7. COURSE 1 » bd GU ee A i 5 i il = - [5 LENCTH O
June 1947 | Spokane, Washington
Balloon 8 pp
EE ee] = = T= ee (i = ——— == x 10. CONCLUSION i = i © 4 Eh il 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION ¥ Eh wa = { 7. COURSE FHOTOS 00 | i = (1 Yes i IN o 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
June 1947 | Greenfield, Massachusetts
3 pp
FRO JECT 10072 RECOW! PETE cf ERE mE ——— TL TE El EF A EL FEE ST = = ER EE Em DATE - TIME GROUP | 2. CATION Fei << June 1947 a femme re Cw mE EE Em, : sc A Em —— — = FREER = em ; — i ii =
June 1947 | Mt, Rainer, Washington
61 pp
i EE I — a | SE EE me J Ee a sR, Co GEE i —_— i com si iB pr gai BT i i a PROJECT 10073 RE a id i LT i SRA i A RE a SR By Hem Cm EEE I _— i Ll L . # i, } I or 1 | [ L Gs b
June 1947 | Idaho
8 pp
1. BRIEF SUM | 5. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE g acltions af this mpm maT 8 ERLE. previou so Wy se le. i i i ae FA i i pi lit ES — ET pr
June 1947 | Portland, Oregon
8 pp
PROJECT 10073 RECO} Eo a —— i le gE, EE BEE sc Wad TE Eee ar cone EE eee bE or mESE GrEap 5 BT 0 Ee sae de Rl Rp sll ee al ni, es lai dl fw rn rE - VemE GROUP | A CATION 10. CONCLUSION sll
June 1947 | Rockfield, Wisconsin
5 pp
- TIME GROUP Bj om ee — I 4. NUWABER OF OBJECTS ENGTH OF OBSERVATICN | a. Te mei ii i | - | ini - - - em | 1YPE OF OBSERVATION oy ey Woy a i N ~ i a f —— COURSE
June 1947 | Illinois
Insufficient Data 5 pp
. DATE - TIME GROUP — PROJECT 10073 l2. Lc Tio [i —— maa BE inl a |10. CONCLUSION THIQYVITVO TOT | 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 5 : il Co TE 5. LENGTH OF CBSERVATION Li
June 1947 | Montgomery, Alabama
Military 10 pp
1. DATE - TIME GROUP 5. nol CE sq 1 je 2. + "ATION | al ci ——— EE = ES CRATE i mw: —— mor. o—a s 110. CONCLUSION i. NUMBER OF OQJECTS 5% LENGTH OF OBSERVATION cl "EE i moi. i S
June 1947 | 30 Miles NW Lake Meade, Nevada
6 pp
[ DATE - TIME GROUP b er cad alnt i - TR TION a. SODRCE SEEN Te—— mms 5 RO Te el RE [EE wn 5 or 6 fre ee ee 10. CONCLUSION [| i—— ee Ser | EE a —
June 1947 | Des Moines, Iowa
1 pp
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June 1947 | Des Moines, Iowa | Incident #21
INCIDENT #21 1 pp
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June 1947 | Clarion, Iowa | Incident #43
INCIDENT #43 9 pp
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June 1947 | Las Cruces, New Mexico
16 pp
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June 1947 | Boise, Idaho
Astro (Other) 7 pp
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June 1947 | Williams AFB, Arizona
MILITARY 46 pp
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July 1947 | Shreveport, Louisiana | Incident #41
INCIDENT #41 1 pp
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July 1947 | Tempe, Arizona
Civilian 2 pp
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July 1947 | Oak Ridge, Tennessee | Incident #234
INCIDENT #234 19 pp
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July 1947 | Location Illegible | Incident #12
INCIDENT #12 23 pp
July 1947 | West Trenton, New Jersey
9 pp
July 1947 | Warren, Ohio
2 pp
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CASE DETAILS
FILE 1962-11-9316321-20-21N174-30W-Pacific-.pdf
LOCATION 20, 21 N 174, 30 W, Pacific
DATE November 1962
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 9316321
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. 1. DATE = TE a - | 22 November 1962 3. DATE-TIME GROUP PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD |2. LOCATION | | 20,21N 174,30W (Pacific) ls TYPE OF OBSERVATION D Ground-VYisual XX Air Visual DO Ground-Radar 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably poioen Pa SuBlY Balloo Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aireraft ooo 000 Fit LENGTH OF ‘OBSERVATION not reported 8. SOURCE beuitd ls . NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE plural ?7? falling Was Astronomical | Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomical Other — Dxxinsufficient Dota for Evaluation | Unk nown o; ge ons To. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING toward sea. ATIC FORM 129 (REV 26 SEP 52) Navy aircrew reported observing glowing objects falling through cloud layer at 16,000 ft. jo. COMMENTS Falling Duration not reported, bility of flares, meteors or decay. Information not adequate for analysis. Possi-