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1950 (month unknown) | Camp Carson, Colorado
16 pp
1950 (month unknown) | Location Illegible
7 pp
1950 (month unknown) | St, Johns, Newfoundland
9 pp
January 1950 | Los Almos, New Mexico
6 pp
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January 1950 | Holloman AFB, New Mexico
MILITARY 12 pp
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January 1950 | 2400 N, 8520 W
3 pp
January 1950 | Dalton, Georgia
Aircraft 3 pp
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January 1950 | Denver, Colorado
Astro (Meteor) 6 pp
January 1950 | Bet, Pope Af Band Bolling Fld
MILITARY 7 pp
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January 1950 | Scullville, New Jersey
Other (Contrails) 4 pp
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January 1950 | Brooklyn, New York
Insufficient Data 4 pp
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January 1950 | Howard, Kansas
Aircraft 12 pp
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January 1950 | Kansas City Missouri
19 pp
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January 1950 | Hollman AFB, New Mexico
MILITARY 6 pp
January 1950 | Gashland, Missouri
Insufficient Data 2 pp
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January 1950 | Corona, New Mexico
Astro (Other) 6 pp
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February 1950 | Holloman AFB, New Mexico
MILITARY 2 pp
• • Chron . /.1175 Feb r 11ary 2L- 25 , 1950 Holloman AFB , Nm-J J-1exico l Pnoto • • •
February 1950 | El Paso, Texas | Incident #1060
Astro (Venus) INCIDENT #1060 2 pp
• File 1060 ' : February 22, 195o t • El Paso, Te>Ss
February 1950 | Alaska 53 Deg N 171 Deg 11 W
18 pp
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February 1950 | Teaticket, Massachusetts
UNIDENTIFIED 2 pp
February 1950 | San Francisco, California
2 pp
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February 1950 | Palo Alto, California
2 pp
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February 1950 | San Jose, California
13 pp
February 1950 | Otto, New Mexico
Military 2 pp
February 1950 | Kirtland AFB, New Mexico
MILITARY 5 pp
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CASE DETAILS
FILE 1949-08-6312961-MisawaAFB-Japan.pdf
LOCATION Misawa AFB, Japan
DATE August 1949
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 6312961
DECADE 1940s
TYPE Sighting
MILITARY YES
PAGES 7
OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. • • • • t I • - - ------------ - - -- - -- - --- - ------ - -- ------ - ----== -- • 2 /0630Z Hisawa m &·a, Japan 10. CONCLUSION •• . .,.1 .·.:. l.. •wa rY • • • 0..... .....:, 1,.~~~L~~~-~~·~c~..·~~o~=~O~;.-.s~=~R~V~·~T~I~O:u--~1~1~~;;~:7.::~~~~~7.:------------------------------------_J ~ v ·~ • - .. " n • BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS ~• ~!ot P.eport.ed ject appeared to resemble a tow target. Observers report that ....Y-P-e---=o-;:-o-~-s-~-~-V-A-T-IO_N__-4he object could not have b e n a Japanese kite due to the speed, ·,:-6.-T j d also that it was not an a/c due to its shape. Observers ; G;.:-ocd-Visual re !'our pilots. Three T-6s and !'ive F-80 s were airoorne at ~ 7. cou~s;; the .t ime o!' siejlting. 'lbeae pilots reported no unusual objects. ! Not P.eported ' •