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PROJECT 10073 RE
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| 16 July 1950 Oklahoma
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Okla 2homa Probobly Balleeon
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Probebly Astronomical
Possibly Astronomical
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| 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION “|e.
three
two to three minutes
10. BRIEF SUM
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\RY OF SIGHTING
| Three lights each group spparently
made up
| dollar held at arms SEAEEH
| burning lights heading west. Lights
were estimated to be at 5 000 feet.
| Sound heard was described as a rhy-
| thmic beat and almost similar to a
| sumbie, One observer described it i
| 2 pulse,
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Steadily
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"ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP $2)
NUMBER OF OBJECTS |
of twe lights, size of silver
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Insufficient Deta for “Evaluation |
Unknown
"COURSE
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COMMENTS
Received by letter from Comdr
Ground Observer Squadron of |
Oklahoma City, Concur with the |
opinion of the reporting officer
that this sighting was caused
by the aircraft landing at Will
Rogers Field with landing and
navigational lights at the time