January 1949 | Orlando AFB, Florida
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January 1949 | Albuquerque, New Mexico
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February 1949 | Chicago, Illinois
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February 1949 | Godman AFB, Kentucky
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February 1949 | South Parkersburg, West Virginia | Incident #300
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February 1949 | 12 Deg 30 N, 81 Deg 10 Wcarribean | Incident #253
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February 1949 | Dayton, Ohio | Incident #248
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February 1949 | Curling East, Newfoundland | Incident #249
February 1949 | Ganado Mission, Arizona | Incident #252
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February 1949 | Albuquerque, New Mexico | Incident #255
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February 1949 | Sandia Base, New Mexico, Illegible
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February 1949 | Goose Bay, Labrador
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February 1949 | Sandberg Pass, California
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February 1949 | Little Rock, Arkansas | Incident #259
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February 1949 | Los Alamos, New Mexico | Incident #273
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February 1949 | Curling East, Newfoundland | Incident #292
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File 292
February 11, 1949
Curling East, Newfoundland
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February 1949 | Datil, New Mexico | Incident #644
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March 1949 | Kirtland AFB, New Mexico | Incident #270
March 1949 | Honolulu, Hawaii
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March 1949 | Morgantown, West Virginia
March 1949 | Rethimnon, Crete | Incident #269
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March 1949 | Camp Hood, Texas
March 1949 | Bend, Oregon
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March 1949 | Camp Hood, Texas | Incident #255
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~• ~!ot P.eport.ed ject appeared to resemble a tow target. Observers report that
....Y-P-e---=o-;:-o-~-s-~-~-V-A-T-IO_N__-4he object could not have b e n a Japanese kite due to the speed,
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j d also that it was not an a/c due to its shape. Observers
; G;.:-ocd-Visual re !'our pilots. Three T-6s and !'ive F-80 s were airoorne at
~ 7. cou~s;; the .t ime o!' siejlting. 'lbeae pilots reported no unusual objects.
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