September 1947 | Oswego, Oregon | Incident #51
September 1947 | Logan, Utah | Incident #61
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September 1947 | Logan, Utah | Incident #62
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September 1947 | Midway Island to Oshu, beyond Necker I | Incident #59
September 1947 | Ft, Richardson, Alaska | Incident #72
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September 1947 | Toronto, Canada | Incident #18
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October 1947 | San Francisco, California | Incident #179
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October 1947 | Dodgville, Wisconsin
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October 1947 | Las Vegas, Nevada | Incident #71
October 1947 | Mexico
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October 1947 | Dauphin, Manitoba | Incident #34
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October 1947 | Phoenix, Arizona | Incident #37
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October 1947 | Dayton, Ohio | Incident #19
October 1947 | Xenia, Ohio | Incident #20
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November 1947 | Boise, Idaho
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November 1947 | 40 Mi, Nof Cape Blanco, Oregon | Incident #35
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November 1947 | La Junta and Pueblo Colorado | Incident #289
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December 1947 | Oslo, Norway | Incident #132
December 1947 | Northern Arizona | Incident #31
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December 1947 | 429, 3 Nand 114 Degrees 22, 2 W | Incident #94
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December 1947 | Rosedale, California, 35.58 N, 123.55 W | Incident #95
December 1947 | 30 Mi, W, Lovelock, Nevada | Incident #96
December 1947 | Betw, Medford Ore and Mt, Shasta California | Incident #97
1948 (month unknown) | Location Illegible
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1948 (month unknown) | Bedford, Virginia
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1 Hour , 30 Minutes The observer r eported to the Duty Officer th at he ~d sighted
nn objoct that nppeared as n bri gbt red flashing light . It
6. iYP E o:: OB~~RV ATION fira t a ppeared over the G. ~ . Plnnt at EvandQlo ; then Qppo a re~
as t~o bright red tl aahin6 light dire ctly overbeQd . At this
t i me , yellowioh- red torch like lights apP'ared to fall trc:m
7. COURSE t he object . The object then sudde~y disappeQred. I
CO~JiEi'lTS t :Except f or tho duration, the d~scri ption aounda
e. PHOTOS e~actly like that of a garme t b ag bot air balloow. Fol'Ul 117
r eturned 16 S~pt 66. The wind at almost all le vo1o WQ8