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12 LOCATION
Local ii XIX Ground- Yi sual
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| 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATIO
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0 Ground-Radar
0 Air-Intercept Radar |
12. CONCLUSIONS
0 Wes Balloon
'O Probably Balloon
10 Possibly Bolleen
Was Aircraft
Probably Aireroft
Possibly Aircraft
6. SOURCE
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| 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
9. COURSE
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iIObject similar to large star observed
moving at estimated 50 mile altitade
with speed of 2,550 mph, Heading 5 dgr
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|south of due east, Described as pin-
[point of light, In sight for 4 minutes
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M 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)
ATIC FOR
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 1.
COMMENTS
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NORAD/ADC ruled out known satel-
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Was Astronomical
Probably Astronomical
Possibly Astrenemical
MM Other___
Missile schedule not
available to correlate possible
ICBM, Possibility of satellite
or missile not ruled out but sub-
ting data not available
time, Case considered as
insufficient data,
XX Insufficient Dota for Evaluation
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