May 1952 | Houston, Texas
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| 3. DATETIME GROUP
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: 5. PHOTOS |
d Yes
JPRS | i No
| 7+ LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
lio. BRIEF SU
GM
May 1952 | Saigon, Indo, China
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Wos Balloon
N of Carlinville, Missouri |8 Probably Belleon
- a in Possibly Bolloon |
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| a. SATETINS GROUP 14. TYPE OF "OBSERVATION
‘{Ground- Visual DO Ground-Rodar
| Binoctuilars
oO Air Visvol io
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Was Aircraft
Probably Aircraft js |
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a5, ST J Was Astronomical V2N1US
Probably Astronomicol
Possibly Astronomical
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Insufficient Data for Evoluotion | |
Unknown {
Local
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| 7. LENGTH OF.OBSERVATION |
BE.
Eo. 20 mines BRS ShREREHE CL EE Ba
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
| i] Rectangular object, bright red-orange
moving up & down, but remaining in
same general direction,
!
|
The position, azimuth and elevatiqgn
given are almost precisely the
location of Venus, While we can-
| not account for the recta ngular
| appearance, clouds & other weather]
| conditiong, particularly when
seen through binoculars often
give odd shapes, Everything pointd
to planet Venus,
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