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| 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | 4 TYPEOF “OBSERVATION — 7 | 10 Possibly Belloon
| | 0 Was Aireroft
BXGround- Visual O Ground-Rodor 18 0 Probobly Aircraft
I a Air Visvel O Air-Intercept Rader Possibly Aircraft
™ 5¢ JURCE a Ra | oO Was Astronomical |
|O0 Probably Astronomical i
| -& Te ml 10 Possibly Astronemicel
ir - ii iF -_ | |; 1 a 10 Bll Ll
7. LENGTH OF. OBSERVATION sini ie MBER © OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE looms Chals
| 0 Insufficient "Date for ‘Evaluation i
| - O Unknown |
not. rp td | | thousands he fatlin: a ll aa EESCTE—
[lo. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING [1. COMMENTS |
| Sample
rved fall analysis, | Spectrographic aualysis showed
ved falling over | objs to be Radar chaff similar |
area ab ral hundred feet | to 25 Al as specific under
wide, Glittered while in air, Pieces AMS 4001-b sheet stock,
looked as though they were subjected | 5 |
to heat, Additional witnesses insist
that tuey feel a tingle when they
touch the objects.
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