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| __ 4 June 1960 sa, 50N 144,25W (Pacific) 0 Probably Belles |
3. DATE-TIME GROUP | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION —=————|0 Possibly Belloon EA
Was Aireroft
Probably Aircroft
Possibly Aircraft
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Was Astronomical
Probably Astrenomicel
Possibly Astronomical
NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE Ig Other__WOAther
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7. COMMENTS
Evaluated as weather phenomen:
by US Navy. | |
[lo. BRIEF SUMMARY ¢ I SIGHTING
Two large targets picked up on radar,
[One estimated to be O miles long and the
other two miles long. Targets about 2-3
imiles apart, Held targets from 90 miles
ahead off starboard bow to 130 dgr
relative on starbozrrd side, Operator
|insisted not clouds,
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