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2 § Ground- Visual OD Ground-Reodar
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LENGTH OF. OBSERVATION
2 sec
fo. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING White obJt
ght, Traveling due N in horizontal
uated at about 30° elevation. Trav
distance represented by wih Emakh
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emed to fade out, /
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of first witnessi position.
as a streak
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isidentification.
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NEERadY situat overhead.
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Possibly Bolloon
Was Aircraft
Probably Aircraft
Possibly Aircraft
Was Astronomical
Probably Astrenomical
Possibly Astronomicel
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