May 1949 | Dodgville, Wis
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June 1949 | Pennsylvania, Ohio
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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 | Camp Hood, Texas | Incident #368
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June 1949 | Springfield, Massachusetts | Incident #356
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June 1949 | Haines, Alaska
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June 1949 | Tioga, Colorado | Incident #370
June 1949 | SW of Boston, Massachusetts | Incident #364
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June 1949 | Huntsville, Ohio | Incident #381
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June 1949 | Los Alamos, New Mexico | Incident #383
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June 1949 | Camp Hood, Texas | Incident #371
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1. DA T! • "TIM! GROUP 2. LCY • TIOM
l3 J~ 19SO l3/204SZ Ja04Caonv1Ue, noric!ll
J. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION
C1v111M • AS'mO (VENUS) •
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4. NUMBER OP OBJECTS
Cboervat.ion ot VENUS during cb.yl.ight hcuro. VF.1.11S 1n the
• re)X)rtcd pooitie:1 ot tb obj~. .
5. LENGTH OP OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
several hcura . Object was a shiny nlwninum "pin-point". '1\~ jet planes JnSs d
well beneath it and the~tJ wing span s-eemed about twice the
6. TYPE OP OBSERVATION diameter ot the sphere. Observers quessed tho object might
have been a large weather observation balloon. It a pparently
cround vieu~l
hovered in one spot., lateral 1y, l-.."1 ile slowly drifting upward "".ti:
1. COURSE i