April 1949 | Tuscon, Arizona | Incident #332
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10. CONCLUSION
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UNIDENTIFIED
11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALY
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Wos Balloon |
Probably Balleon |
San Antonio, Possibly Bolloon
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Probably Aireref?
Possibly Alreroft
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Was Astronomicol | |
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| Civ ilian Possibly Astronomicol | |
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Insufficient Date for Evaluation |
| : Unknown |
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|] A cigar shaved aluminum onjece the The source probably saw an a/c,
| size of a fountain pen at arm's | As has been proven lately, many |
| length was sighted overhead, A jet |of the late when wing designs (100
noise was heard and then spotted the | series) only the fuselage can be |
| object. see, and not the wings,