Virginia, MinnesotaDecember 1960

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hh DATE 2. LOCATION | 12. CONCLUSIONS
nn 7 SPA nil and i As adds £1 Vas Bolloon
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10 re 00 virginia, IeS0va 5 Probably Balloon
RET ee Re SURE (a + Ty ETP 7 Se mY (eae hE ssibly Bali
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION I THN Wa
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FL SSL SR R— U0 Ground-Visual 0 Ground-Rador D  VWos Aiicroft
0 Probably Aireralt
GT. A 02007 BR ER 0 AirVisual 0 Air-lntarcapt Radar G Possibly Aircraft
5 YroTos |» SOURCE tE Was Astronomical Vega
Q Yes i di hE DD Probably Astronomical
ro ! Clvillon (J Possibly Astronomical
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7. LENGTH OF C352_VATION | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE CERT RRR LL FS ey
pe Sl 0 inaufficient Dota for Evaluation
2" win one stationary [3 Unknown
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10, BRIER SUMMARY OF SICHTING 11. COMMENTS
Round, size of tennis ball, white to red. The position of Vega corresponds to that
5000 ft higa in the NW. Faded out rapidly. glven for the object by the witness. The
lack of motion and duration of the sighting
tend to substantiate this conclusion.
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