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[1. DATE - TIME GROUP
2/1810zZ
3, SOUR CE
| Civilian BN
| 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
One
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
Eleven minutes
|6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
| Ground-Visual
7. COURSE
a
|8. PHOTOS
0 Yes
1 p No_ |
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111. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
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T AIR BALLOON
COMMENTS: News accounts identified the object as a hot air
balloon. Wind was from 180 deg. at 6 knots.
The observer sighted an object that was egg shaped, slightly |
creamish and transparent, and was estimated to have been
50 ft long, 20 ft wide, 20 ft high, and at about 50 to 75 ft |
altitude. The object traveled toward the north, rapidly {
gaining altitude and disappeared.
Previcas aditlons of this form may be used,
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