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L. DATE [2 LOCATION D2 concLusions
(OQ Was Balloon
|__27 December 1957 Littleton, New Hampshire | O Probably Balloon
[3 oate-TiMe oroUP — | & TYPE OF OBSERVATION ——|0 Possibly Balloon |
| | Was Aireraft
sround-VYisual O Ground-Radar 10 Probably Aircraft | |
oO AirViwel side |O Possibly Aircraft (— |
Was Astronomical
Probably Astronomical
=) Possibly Astronemicol
| 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 1 x SER oF OBJECTS [9 COURSE (DO Other_ E
| | | = inputficient Data for Evaluation | |
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3 to 4 minutes - one stationary - | | |
110. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING EEE ~|11. COMMENTS Tow
| | One object circular, size of a pea, | The description, azimuth and
| color whie, no sound, The object appear-elevation definitely establish
ed to be one bright light similar to the object sighted as Venus, |
| landing light, It was not symmentrical |
| in shape and was larger and brighter
| than a star,
ATIC FORM 329 9 (REV 26 SEP 52)