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| |O Was Baljoon
haves _L _Sopt on ILO xr Ellwood, Dennsylvaniag., | O.2:Probobly Balloon
Ee) | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION tt 10 Possibly Belloon
d-Radar {0 Wes Aircraft |
“Lx Ground-Visval D Grour 0 Probably Aircraft |
_o Air-Vi svol 0 Air-Intercept Radar | 0 Peo ssibly Aircraft
= | é. sou RCE 1 Rng Ey Log oO Was Astronomical i
D Probably Astronomical |
a Possibly Astronomicol
2 LENGTH. or OBSERVATION Ts. NORDER oF > OBJECTS | 9, COURSE 10 Other
0 Insufficiem Data for Evoluation
| wr 10 Unknown i
sixty-one minutes
ro. "BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING To. COMMENTS
One cube-shaped object, three feel Duration, winds, and description
square, seen at estimated 3,000f{ee | of sighting indicate that sightings
| caused by a balloon (probably).
Ohject moved ap and northeast,
disappeared at estimoted 10,000 |
ft. Obj was seen visually & through |
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50 binoculars for 61 minutes.
FC DRM 329 > (REV 26 szp $2)