April 1948 | Anacostia Naval Air Sta, 38.52 N 77.00 W | Incident #126
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May 1948 | Berlin, Germany | Incident #118
May 1948 | St, Louis, Missouri, 40.00 N 90.15 W | Incident #125
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May 1948 | Adapazari, Turkey | Incident #170
May 1948 | 19.00 N, 164.05 Ewake Island | Incident #167
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May 1948 | Lake Doiran, Yligo, Greek Border | Incident #127
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May 1948 | Memphis, Tennessee | Incident #117
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May 1948 | Middleport, Ohio | Incident #128
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May 1948 | Indiana, Illegible
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May 1948 | Montana | Incident #130
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May 1948 | Wilmington, North Carolina | Incident #129
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June 1948 | Galveston, Texas
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June 1948 | Scott AFB, Illinois
June 1948 | Uniontown, Pennsylvania
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June 1948 | Location Illegible | Incident #141
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June 1948 | Sknoxville, Tennessee | Incident #136
July 1948 | Chamblee, Ca | Incident #165
July 1948 | Chamblee, Georgia | Incident #165
July 1948 | Springfield, Ohio | Incident #147
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July 1948 | Springfield, Ohio | Incident #148
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July 1948 | Camp Hood, Texas
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July 1948 | Indianapolis, Indiana | Incident #151
July 1948 | Worthington, Ohio | Incident #159
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July 1948 | Columbus, Ohio, Illegible
July 1948 | Columbus, Ohio | Incident #156
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PRGJE C"" )0073 RECO~D 1
1. DATE • TIME GRO UP
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2. LOCATION
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10 Jan 68 Newburgh, New Jersey I
3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSI ON
Civilian Probable : Hot Air BALLOON .I
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
2
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY ANO ANALYSIS
ll minutes · Observer sighted a red object which was about as bright as
Venus. The ob j ect then seemed to be yellow and flashed red
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION occass~onaly. ~e object seemed to stop at times, hover, and
Then move on . I t also appeared to chan ge directions a t times
J ust before the object dsappeared the observer sighted a red I
7. COU RSE streak from the object . After several seconds he spot ted a
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