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| 1. DATE - TIME GROUP 5 June 53 5/13/02 | 2. LOCATION 13.42N. 137.11 E NEAR GUAM | | --- | --- | | 3. SOURCE Military | 10. CONCLUSION Astronomical (MUTTER) | | 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS Not Reported | Reporting official believed object to be a portion of a meteor burning itself out. | | 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION Not Reported | 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Two Naval pilots in a/c at 9,000 ft observed a green light moving in a vertical descending course and falling into the ocean. | | 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Air-Visual | | | 7. COURSE Not Reported | | | 8. PHOTOS ☐ Yes ☑ No | | …
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#9 #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 #12 #13 USA - NATS IR-364-53 UNCLASSIFIED PLYOBRPT Southwest Guam (1342N - 13711E) Hq PACD, NATS, APO 953, c/o PM, San Francisco, California 17 June 1953 5 June 1953 A-1 Major John E. Rhode, USAF USN Personnel PACD PLYOBREPT #2, based on information forwarded in INYREF, dated 8 June 1953, from Naval Air Station, Agana, Navy 943. Distribution to NATS headquarters; other neces. distribution to ATIC. Source: Lt JG R. W. Illgen, USN 483956 Lt JG P. A. Tufo, USN 505451 Scientific Intelligence 1. At 1330Z, 5 June 1953, in area 1342N - 13711E at 9,000 feet while …
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