May 1962 | Portland Mills, Indianapolis, Indiana
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May 1962 | Westfield, Massachusetts
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1. DATE - TIME GROUP iF 2 LOCATION |
6 Far 07 7/0050 | Airksville, Kiessouri
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P Civilion & Militar | Listro(Venus) *
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| 5 LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 111. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
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one hour plus | Coserv
ers watched a bright star like object in the western
er = Af O are SI for over an hour, The object was like three or four
6. TYPE Of VATIO | :
| nasal = sizrs together. The object appeared to be about 45 deg
ation on an azimuth of 270 degrees. The object was |
1 nearly stationary but it did appear to move very slowly
| toward the NW. The object disappeared slowly=-just faded out,
:ilitary personnel observed a similar light in the sky
“hat was on an azimuth of 270 deg at an elevation of 20 deg. |
m2 lights moved at 270 deg for approximately 10 minutes
hen moved toward the south for 3 minutes then back to the
WW direction. This light disappeared in about 30 minutes. |
venus was definitely in the western sky and should have becn
n addition to the UFO but it wasN't, Che apparent
large scale movenent by the Bllitary personnel could have b
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