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|  1. DATE - TIME GROUP | 2. LOCATION  |
| --- | --- |
|  25 September 1954 25/0500Z (night) | Biloxi, Mississippi  |
|  3. SOURCE | 10. CONCLUSION  |
|  Civilian | PROBABLY AIRCRAFT  |
|  4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS |   |
|  1. to 4 |   |
|  5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS  |
|  10 minutes | Pure white to dull orange. Object initially, ultimately four in box formation joined each other at different times. Bright at first. Diminished intensity, and size rapidly. Appearance of additional objects was sudden. Flight from SE to NNW. Disappeared when buildings obstructed view. Sl…

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25/45002
25 Sep 1959 08 51
Bicox, Miss
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Bicox, Miss
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2. ATTH
3. ATTH
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WPA151
TMA143
VYA227
VMB083
JESKS 051
RR JEDEN JEDST JEDWP JEPHQ JESDB 555
DE JESKS 24
R 2517201
FM COMDR KEESLER AFB MISS
TO JEDEN/COMDR ADC ENT AFB COLO
JESDB/COMDR 35TH ADIV DOBBINS AFB GA
JEDWP/COMDR ATIC WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO
JEPHQ/DIR OF INTL HQ USAF WASH DC
JEDST/COMDR ATRC SCOTT AFB ILL
ZEN/COMDR TTAF GULFPORT MISS
4G717JUFOB. THE FOLLOWING REPORT IS SUBMITTED IN COMPLIANCE WITH
PARAGRAPH 7, AFR 200-2, DTD 12 AUG 54:
1. A. ROUND
B. HEAD OF PIN.
C. PURE WHIT…

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I. OBJECT WAS EXTREMELY BRIGHT AT FIRST THEN DIMINISHED IN LIGHT
INTENSITY AND SIZE VERY RAPIDLY. AFTER SIZE AND LIGHT INTENSITY
CHANGE, ORIGINAL OBJECT WAS JOINED BY A SECOND SIMILAR OBJECT
VERY SUDDENLY, THEN TWO (2) MORE SIMILAR OBJECTS APPEARED VERY
SUDDENLY TO MAKE A TOTAL OF FOUR (4) OBJECTS IN BOX PATTERN.

2. A. BRIGHT LIGHT IN SKY.
B. 45 DEGREES TO THE SOUTHEAST
C. 45 DEGREES TO THE NORTH, NORTHWEST
D. STRAIGHT PATH.
E. BUILDINGS OBSTRUCTED VIEW
F. 10 MINUTES

3. A. GROUND VISUAL
B. N/A
C. N/A

4. A. 2505002
B. NIGHT

5. CORNER OF WASHINGTON STREET AND PORTER AVENUE…

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7. A. CLEAR
B. 6,000 FT 100 DEGREES 15K
10,000 FT 90 DEGREES 12K
16,000 FT 90 DEGREES 12K
20,000 FT 70 DEGREES 20K
30,00 FT N/A
45,000 FT 315 DEGREES 12K
50,000 FT 320 DEGREES 15K
80,000 FT N/A

C. CLEAR
D. 10 MILES
E. NONE
F. SLIGHT THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY SE OF BASE.

1. INTERMITTENT LIGHTINGS SE OF BASE.
9. N/A

10. KEESLER AFB TOWER REPORTED NO AIR TRAFFIC IN IMMEDIATE AREA AT
TIME OF SIGHTING: HOWEVER, A LOCAL AIRMAN CLAIMED HE HEARD A JET
AND SAW THE NABIGATION LIGHT OF AN AIRCRAFT PASS FROM THE SE
TO THE NW ON EAST SIDE OF BASE AT APPROXIMATELY 250500Z.

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11. WING PLANS AND PROGRAMS, UFOB INVESTIGATOR. ANALYSIS OF FACTORS AND INTERROGATION OF WITNESS OFFERED NO LOGICAL EXPLANATION OF SIGHTING.
12. N/A.
25/1735Z SEP JESKS