Hawaiian Islands, March 1960March 1960

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Ti DATE. * 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
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17 March, 1960 tlavvaiian Islands 0 Probebly Bollosn
i 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF C3SERVATION RYAN, Pe rsen py adligen
A 4 0 Vos Alicraft
: Bae 3 Ground. Visual O Ground-Rodar 0 Probably Aircraft
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; ONT ODS QO O0Aime Visual 3 Air-lntercept Rador O Possibly Aireroft ;
5 PHOTOS . SOURCE ‘DB Was Astronomicallicboor
Q Yes 0 Probably Astronomical
TMs LER . 1 Possibly Astronomical
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7. LENGTH OF 0852RVAYTION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. CDURSE 12) ERGO) $I se fide dari hice te La
0 Insufficient Date for Evaluotion
5-25 Seconds ona falling Hoa,
10. BRIERE SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
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L « Ureen flare falling visicle for. 5 SEC « Ubject viewed by three separate flights
2. Urange~green flare sighted from 25% from Hawaii to mainland. Hesorts are
Sr oll horizon disappzaring bslow horizon, within 12 minutes of each othe ry, which
14 Je Bright light in vertical descent, falls within a normal time error. It
; is assumed that the reports are of the
: same objec te Limited data, however, the
characteristics of a meteor observaticor
are presente.
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 25 SEP 52)
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