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TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION
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| 12. CONCLUSIONS 1
o Wos Bolloon
orpia 0 Probably Balloon
—————————{0 Poss bly Bolloon
2. LOCATION
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I's. SATE TINE CROUP ~~ |4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION
Locol eo — | 20 Ground- Visual D Ground-Rodor ‘ Th: Probobly Ai of |
o Ale Viwel 0 Air-Intercept Rader y 0 Possibly Aircraft
0 Probably Astronomical |
OD Possibly Astronomical |
“|'8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE IB Ole. Ly
{0 Insufficient Dete for Evaluation |
|O Unknown
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io. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIC GHTING
tne round yellowish orange object,
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Cone » w/rpting officer that
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1 Ori “hit and for three to five minutes
remained motionless, Then the light
dim ini shed and amonved east nt slow
| speod, Chjaect wag seen visually for fig:
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