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io. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHT aa
This sighting, ‘as notec ited invest tigation was
picked up on airborne radar, Object assigned to Flt 3-6, 4602d AISS
| appeared on radar scope as two air- | on 20 Aug 56. Results of the |
craft or one large aircraft, Intercent investigation indicate that the !
aircraft lost radar contact with objedtsighting was probably caused by
at 4000 yards, At this time pilot and | an aircraft, A copy of the
radar observer felt they should have | Disposition form from OIC, Flt
been able to see object visually, 3-G is forwarded for your infor- |
Radar observer estimated that object | mation,
was moving at over 500K aot w
tracked for three Sinutes,
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