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April 1966 | Bristol, Vermont
5 pp
Ona ba foie i A 3. SOURCE jGavililan = {4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | | 10 Minutes {6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground-Visual R( 0 JECT 10073 RECORD [n. BRIEF
April 1966 | Falmouth, Massachusetts
3 pp
BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS ——— 1 1 iw 1 Object was disc shaped, shiny 1f ball, Moved at a high rate of ly PET —— ml descent and was visable for 2 minutes,
April 1966 | Shreveport, Louisiana
10 pp
ld > = E I I Kr e 10. CONCLUSION — r wh 3 - ect which saunded like a new Shorey © as circled and 2. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE FORM aA " El a | )
April 1966 | Salem, Arkansas
3 pp
em s—— . PROJECT 1 10 073 RECORD 1. DAVE - TIME GROUP [2. Location CONCLUSION Other (CHAFF) Is. SOURCE 1— { 10. Civilian Tas | 4. NUMBER OF O
April 1966 | Houston, Texas
28 pp
vo omiEr sown Star like objec a north to northea 3 -zapg path, ray Sa behind a Satu | FORM ww EE a
April 1966 | La Grange, Georgia
29 pp
F ly Observers sighted three objects objects changed colors from gal wt white. The mothon was er oving up and down, forth ing in the same are: round=Vig
April 1966 | Tangier, Oklahoma
7 pp
Ee "J = - : — ii — i iii ets Fr F = J pr of kt r Snr Lo ee -r TE, 0 = = 1 a * . i mn > Ll | , i i By TE Crm ET — C——— DAVE - Tir Ga OUP chill "|10. concLusion Civilian : OBJECT
April 1966 | Riverton, Illinois
5 pp
i " = io i er Hd Eg ili i [ TE TR ETT, Raa pe a o_o EE TEE CT Sa Sel ] i . E = ES = 1." DATE - TIME GROUP | 2. LOCATION fe 1 April 66 02/05502 ja. SOURCE oi
April 1966 | 46, 10 N 155, 13 E, Pacific
6 pp
i E id Rn ] - ii; | | ol E io rE || = 1 e¥ a Object was in the size of a pea. drop shaped. Ball of later it broke into ba five seconds more, No satellite —_— reported on tha
April 1966 | Truthor Consequences, New Mexico
15 pp
L = IF i. i yl a “|ro. concLusion | Aircraft “111. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS peared to be 30' long, igh, anc PP STR. hovered hel’ bega
April 1966 | Nigeria, West Africa
3 pp
wr copes ge etn ot. a firm identifica FORM es i sn 0-329 (TDF) Pravions sditlione of this farm cay ba need, i nh al Be fp i : 3 || i
April 1966 | Gainesville, Florida
5 pp
& L | [10. ‘CONCLUSION | INSUFFICIENT DATA FOR EVALUATION | FTD Forms 164 sent to witnesses, however, not returned aft Will re-evaluate 1f further info is received. 3 ln.
April 1966 | Brooklyn, New York
11 pp
Sm ci— — __ _ i B | i} } ra Ee ae w= __— a -— = | "> r re a I Cp Ey Tr er hi a SE a — TT, ps PAR eC EEE Ca EE Why Te es i Ee Ms TEE : - — : _ Lol that the ehdest was edlentig py
April 1966 | Union, New Jersey
26 pp
i alican a 3 — = p— ==: z | i i a =a 1 iw L tu - | | -— . Hi J iw ] wo [9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE "FORM sep 6d 0-329 (TDE) FTD ‘SOURCE Civilian 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 0 ves
April 1966 | Madison, Wisconsin
23 pp
= cuba 4a Le TL Si ay oe Sagi ee, Ba i 5 an if W —— - TIME GROUP | 2. LOC = , = + i Hh, | Madisen, sisc nsir 13 «pri 30 13. “OURCE 10. CONCLUSION CL wl
April 1966 | Coney Island, New York
3 pp
em gn i lll Wee ig. ert i capers EEE ___ ___ I _ I _ — IEEE ET i = i [2 LOCATION ily es COURSE Torn FTD sep 63 0-329 (TD E) Previous adtlons of this form m
April 1966 | Waukesha, Wisconsin
5 pp
vege Lp TH NTRS — SE —— i —— — = — [1. ATE - TIME GROUP | 2. LocAaTION | 3 Apr 66 _Oli/o3u8z Waukesha, Wisconsin B SOURCE Civilian a
April 1966 | Harrisville, Michigan
6 pp
1. DATE - TIME GROUP -° Object looked like a Yaige ball with res arms. 1€ main boc as white in color and the arms were illuminated as blinkir g | : | 8 SE. Obse
April 1966 | Tacoma, Washington
5 pp
a = mn. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS ] estimated {5,000 fh. Sci east to northeast. in a er ine in an up anddown | manner. “$a o
April 1966 | East of Hagu, Florida
8 pp
} PROJECT 10075 RECCRD [2. L OCATION rast, of Co —— - 1 0. CONCL U SION IENT DATA FOR EVALUATION though the np ort is di hiokous it is nn. "BRIEF SUMMARY AND / ANALYS
April 1966 | Location Illegible
64 pp
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April 1966 | Cincinnati, Ohio
15 pp
[ 3, | | SOURCE | Civilian FTD sce é2 0-329 (TDE) 10. Ea BE Pravicue editions of this form may hes ueed, tent ough to see object, but a cterist
April 1966 | Alto, Tennessee
18 pp
|. PATE. TI | 2. LOCATI 15 April 66 05552 ~ |10. concLusiON 3. SOURCE Civilian i. NUMRCR OF OBJE nd Visual | 7. COURSE 19. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE { 1 Yes | Wl No FORM Pl -TD scp 63 0
April 1966 | Lycoming, New York
11 pp
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April 1966 | Loveland, Ohio
8 pp
| 1. DATE - TIME GROUP — ihn 66 05/2; 2300 | ION |11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS FORM : | F TD SEP AD 0-329 (TD F) Previous editions Af thin farm mas
CASE DETAILS
FILE xxxx-xx-6888976-TraverseCity-Michigan.pdf
LOCATION Traverse City, Michigan
DATE Date Unknown
EVALUATION Not recorded
CASE NO 6888976
DECADE 19XXs
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 34
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