May 1949 | Dodgville, Wis
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June 1949 | Kirkland AFB, New Mexico | Incident #385
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June 1949 | Urbana, Ohio | Incident #375
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June 1949 | Flagstaff, Arizona | Incident #395
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June 1949 | Osborn, Ohio | Incident #376
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June 1949 | Seligman, New Mexico
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June 1949 | Stewrt Field, New York | Incident #1
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June 1949 | West Walden, New York | Incident #352
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June 1949 | Los Alamos, New Mexico | Incident #382
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June 1949 | Culpaper, Virginia | Incident #355
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June 1949 | Ginger Hill, Pennsylvania | Incident #396
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June 1949 | Hillsboro, Oregon | Incident #393
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June 1949 | Cincinnati, Union, Ohio | Incident #341
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June 1949 | Tampa, Florida | Incident #348
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June 1949 | Gallup, New Mexico | Incident #366
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June 1949 | Springfield, Massachusetts | Incident #356
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June 1949 | Tioga, Colorado | Incident #370
June 1949 | SW of Boston, Massachusetts | Incident #364
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