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Tra. CONCLUSIONS
|o Was Bolloon
0 Probably Belloon
iL {eo Possibly Balloon
I- 3 DATE-TINE GROUP
0D Was Airereft | |
Er “Probably Aircroft i
o Possibly Aircraft
|X XWas Astronomical BJ CN |
0 Probably Astronomical |
10 Possibly Astronemicol
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0 Insufficient Dato for Evelvation |
10 Unknown
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7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 9. COURSE
10 minutes
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| 2, 30 minutes
T 5. NUMBER TT GREETS | 1
[1o. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING _ | [17 COMMENTS
| Object moving very fast, with green 1. This situation could be
| and red lights passing in a northerly | result of the maneuvers of
| direction at approx 3000 ft, Then the | F-89's in the area at this time
obj passed in a western direction & | practicing 180 dgr turns & snap- |
| quickly reversed to an easterly direc-| up attacks at 20,000 ft, Naviga-
| tion. The object then became brightly | tional lights conld account for |
illuminated with a yellow and green the red and green landing lights
light and dropped out of sight to the for the disappearing bright lightq.
north, No sound. ALSO givhted were 2 2, Other objects in NNE stars. |
stationar objs for 2 hr, 0 af t he 2
ts y obis for wove % both ha psd Capella among others,
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