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February 1967 | Pennsylvania Area
10 pp
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February 1967 | Bellwood, Illinois
10 pp
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February 1967 | Grand Haven, Holland, Michigan
20 pp
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February 1967 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
12 pp
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February 1967 | Newman, Georgia
10 pp
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February 1967 | Wheatridge, Colorado
5 pp
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February 1967 | Escanaba, Michigan
4 pp
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February 1967 | Cushing, Wisconsin
14 pp
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February 1967 | Baltimore, Maryland
10 pp
February 1967 | Corpus Christi, Texas
5 pp
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March 1967 | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
4 pp
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March 1967 | Bayshore, Long Island, New York
Balloon 4 pp
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March 1967 | Oil City, Pennsylvania
13 pp
March 1967 | Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Other 101 pp
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March 1967 | Location Illegible
48 pp
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March 1967 | Princeton, Somerville, New Jersey
4 pp
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March 1967 | London, Ohio
10 pp
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March 1967 | Memphis, Tennessee
29 pp
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March 1967 | Mescalero, New Mexico
27 pp
March 1967 | Honor, Michigan
5 pp
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March 1967 | Velva, Westhope, and Bottineau, North Dakota
6 pp
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March 1967 | Nimmons, Arkansas
5 pp
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March 1967 | Dayton, Ohio
Astro (Other) 212 pp
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March 1967 | Winston Salem, North Carolina
4 pp
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March 1967 | Bedford, Virginia
4 pp
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CASE DETAILS
FILE 1966-10-8291975-Bellbrook-Ohio.pdf
LOCATION Bellbrook, Ohio
DATE October 1966
EVALUATION Aircraft
CASE NO 8291975
DECADE 1960s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 17
SOURCE [OPEN IN NEW TAB ↗]
OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. \ ' • • PROJECT 10073 RECORD r--·_.--- 1. D~" ":'E - ·TiME ----------------~------------------·~--~ GROUP 2. LOCATION · ---------------------------------~·~ - -P~=~~ t--~- 25 October 66 26/0045~ Bcl.:.brc·ok , o:,io (2 Hitnessc:s) 3. ~;Ot J RCE 10. CONCLUSION Possible ( AIRCit"r"'"i') t---- ·--------------------~ • 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS • One 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 10 llinutes Observe~s r.oted a r~d , ol uc gre en light s on w~ Object that I t.. TY!"[ OF OBSERVATION travel ed :,v•,;ard tr.c 5':! . O;;,ject wa s compared to a britiht I light in a fom o: a. stnr t :-tat \'las rr.oving as if it v1as sui- • • Ground- Yi.sual veying ~1e g round bolO\·;. At one tirr.e it appeared that the • ' 7. COURSE object s~O?~ed and ~~de a circl e .