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FILE 1956-02-7340563-Miami-Florida.pdf
LOCATION Miami, Florida
DATE February 1956
EVALUATION Aircraft
CASE NO 7340563
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
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OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading.a TTT Fe | Rk I, CT 1 “F 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | 5. PHOTOS J PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION 20 February 1956 Miami, Florida 2 conclusions | O Was Balloon {0 Probably Bolloon 4. TYPE OF DBSERVATION XX Ground-Yisual O AirYisual Local Cl he Sin 20/19502_ Possibly Balloon {0 Was Aircraft | Probably Aircraft O Ground-Radar a Bx Possibly Aircraft oO Ai r-Intercapt Radar | 4. SOURCE sco Civilian O Was Astronomical | 10 Probably Astronomical | 0 Possibly Astrememical 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | | thirty seconds one {O, Other i 0 "Insufficient Date for Eveluation | | | pi LJ ke | north to souk TY 9. COURSE [10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING | ‘similar to a silver in color and shining, appeared to be very high. The object was seen through binoculars and disappeared by fading over the hori- |zon, ATIC FORM 319 (REV 26 SEP 51) n. COMMENTS In this case the fact hat there | was no radar contact is not sig-| nificant, The radar site reportijg the sighting is located approxi-| mately 250 miles from the area | of the sighting and it is logical that there be.po radar contact, | This sighting was possibly gener ated by a high flying a/c at the | Miami International Airport,