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August 1965 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
44 pp
EE LY TET TY AE 1. DATE - TIME GROUP pL fe — a he ST A ™ ~ “ OTO 5 O Yea - . FTD szp 43 0-329 (TDE) EE re =F = | 12. Location 10, CONCLUSION ; ta ee 11. BRIE SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
August 1965 | Chicago, Illinois
Aircraft 32 pp
li a | | | 1. pave. Tine GROUP CF 0 RM | | FTD sep 43 0-329 (TDE) previcus sditiens of this orm may be used. md nutes, No other EQHO characteristic of
August 1965 | Hereford, Texas
6 pp
[5. LENGTH OF O33EZRVATION l «2 Seca 18. PHOTOS J Yas TE [9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE O Yos oghe ERI oR ee FTD sep 43 0-329 (TOE) B 1 1 ts. TIYPE OF O33ZRYATION | R
August 1965 | Kansas City, Kansas
7 pp
ENGTH OF OBSERVATION EY! FTD sep 43 0.329 (TDE) ml a TR Ne Previous editions of thin feem may be used,
August 1965 | Ent AFB, Colorado
MILITARY 6 pp
|. DATE » TIME a0UP 2. LOCATION Is. LENGTH OF O35ZRVATION Te BRIZF SUMMA! Bm Em mE —— i —— ———— Ea Augast &5 witness. The star ANTARES Bot. By consi dared,
August 1965 | Idaho Falls, Idaho
10 pp
DATE Fa S— = wy wm I n TH 1 IT = 1 Logon mil om ny, =, Ea A La Ti AETRIT) Mos es Ad il; . =A = of a od el ded | } ei a ve = ma = |3. SOURCE it = b — 1k a - — © EET il ll aE TN
August 1965 | Auburn, New York
16 pp
PEE TI Je 1 on 1 Pm m—— yb AT ge Lo ae PROJECT 10073 RECORD oe Ee -— — — _ __ _ x is soo = = a Ce a oo mo a , a — i | '. DATE - TIME GRCUP 2, LOCATION : | | 2 August 65 02/05152 Z Auburn, New
August 1965 | Ft, Worth, Texas
3 pp
| on “ 1 AIT Ae bode fg he | 5. PHOTOS O You La RIRNGS, = Ar fa ox 19. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 0 Yas FTD sgps3 0.329 (TDE) i] Br | =a il le Lia ol LEE Lal oa | alan
August 1965 | Kansas City, Missouri
17 pp
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August 1965 | Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
16 pp
EES SS R— SR = —— HPT, ST (re) mea Tri TR ETAL RR. me = 1. BRIZF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS { 10 Minutes | Disc | snap ad wl inclvded na avy clouds, Dark blua 3 le. TYPE OF oBszRvATION
August 1965 | Dayton, Ohio
Aircraft 86 pp
— = abi 5 a a i |). DATE - TiME GROUP rr Bo og me TE — i 3 SOURCE ivi 1lan 14. NUMBER oF oaszcTs 5 BL 2 bjges 3 BORE mical (1, MARS - 2, SPICA) {ars pro bab) Y
August 1965 | Kettering, Ohio
7 pp
. DATZ - TIME GROUP | 2. LOC 2 lugust 55 03/03007 Retterins, Ohio i — = i | ER fr —| Ee rey ree—— - WOURCE 1. conclusion © Civilian | Astro (CETECR) ~ 1 | OE
August 1965 | Alexandria, Virginia
11 pp
< Al 7:8 t 4 5 3. sourcs Civilim Cna | | | 0 Yes Tv FORM 15. LENGTH OF O3SERVATION ER PHY SICAL | EVIDENCE FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) =d a3 yreflaction of 1l
August 1965 | Florence, Arizona
6 pp
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August 1965 | Algadones, New Mexico
7 pp
{ 1. DATE - TIME GROUP 2 Aa quash 6 > 3 A 0 5002 Ee Ee JURCE 1. NUMBER OF OBJECTS ia i — Tek pr Witness nam 2% to Loc cal | 2s ic
August 1965 | Austin, Texas
18 pp
| 1. DATE - TIME GROUP LE xe i i | ‘2 Ang at 65 03/05272 |3. SOURCE 110. CONCLUSION par : a WE | SATELLITE | oY SEP 63 0-329 TDE) previous editions of this form
August 1965 | Waikiki Beach, Hawaii
3 pp
111. BRIE? SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 3 the =r at high altitudes ard ricus ,3 appea to change colors from red to |
August 1965 | Brooklyn, New York
3 pp
| up 11. DATE - TIME GRC august 1955 Brooklyn, New York 10. CONCLUSION Wilesd 12 aw ! PATA IITYTIT ATTY TAMA Tyee “TP A TTR LTT AN { LVL lia
August 1965 | Colorado Springs, Colorado
11 pp
Nr Er — EERE. - a ET a py | Ee LE ape i | ' | | = n TYPE OF OBSERVATIO i. B= | _XNe _ Bt a laa PHYSICAL EVIDENCE SEP 63 0-329 (T
August 1965 | Santa Ana, California
43 pp
| ; PROJECT 10073 RECORD 1. DATE - TIME GROUP 03/18352 | F ke represent the visual conditions o the sighting, volaroid pnotos taken in 15 seconds of object re 2 in diameter. Obje
August 1965 | Gregory, Texas
6 pp
” 0JECT 10073 RECORD 4 ES | BR" e report] Lg, arvad for 2 hours FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TD E) Pravious editions of this form may be used.
August 1965 | Sioux City, Iowa
27 pp
| 1 a 1 110. CONCLUSION | il - — I = yy — A A Fl i uy 5 LT a LAY ¢ “111. BRIEF SUMMARY AND l - [7. course rer — a So? |s. PHOTOS | i | -. a Le =
August 1965 | Schenectady, New York
28 pp
1 mea I p—— - poz 3 - va 4 Fr i" F N = |. # —- (1. DATE. TIME GROUP © T= "LOCATION "FORM ho RES 2 sep 63 0.329 (TDE) Previous sditiens of this form may be used, Ar po i AT Fol Bal A or anu
August 1965 | Laredo, Texas
27 pp
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August 1965 | Cocoa, Florida
35 pp
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CASE DETAILS
FILE 1967-10-7283785-Oelwein-Iowa.pdf
LOCATION Oelwein, Iowa
DATE October 1967
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 7283785
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 43
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