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112. CONCLUSIONS
Wos Balloon
Probably Balloon |
Possi sly Balloon |
re ha a 10 Was Aircraft |
X Ground- Visual O Ground-Radar '@ Probably Aircraft
LLC a Ale Vi svol 0 Air-Intercept Radar O Possibly Aircraft
| 3 DATE-TIME GROUP
Local .
0 Was Astronomical
|O0 Probably Astronomical
l Givi lian |0 Possibly Astronomical
|'s. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE BI UES a chime
| TX Insufficient Data for RES |
| 0 Unknown
| ile oo) vented Nx |
ro. BRIEF su | |
{Obj Ta— Sending East fm 34dgr azimuth
[At 49dgr azimuth O08¢ elev obj turned
gr * Strong possibllity of a/xz sight {
to .
~~ however, the etidence does not
NE by § disappeared after eight mine give sufficient data for confirqda.
lobsvation GN DERULEE BY DIUEF REINULIL Fine =? bis cuntoctea Fiewe dad.
’ tion of this analysis, Case lisfe«
Shape undetermined, obj was surrounded] insuficliont data. |
by white haze, no sound, & there were SRE ia aa |
{three white lights eminating fm magn
{body ot leasé 8 dgrs in length, ge |
rays were trailing. Did not resemble
ljet a/c exhaust
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