28956616.pdf

|  1. DATE - TIME GROUP | 2. LOCATION  |
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|  16 October 53 16/2000 | CYPRUS ISLAND (MODITERRANEAN)  |
|  3. SOURCE Military | 10. CONCLUSION UNIDENTIFIED Checks for a/c in area revealed no a/c in 100 mile radius. Checks were made for balloons. No balloons released within several hours of observation. Description and speed indicate  |
|  4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS Two | steams, however, was carried as UNIDENTIFIED. Two white or bluish lights, one behind the other, traveled at a high speed on a straight horizontal course seen, descended, disappeared from view behind a building. Lights tra…

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PP JEPHQ 20F
PP JEPHQ JEDEN JEDWP 353
DE JFPBW 84C

PATROYE TO USAFE WSBN GER
TO JEPHQ/DIR OF INTEL HQ USAF WASH DC
JEDEN/ADC ENT AFB COLO
JEDWP/ATIC WPAFB OHIO
ZEN/CG 1682ND ATW FURSTY GER
PAREN FOLG MSG RELAYED BY CRYPTO USAFE FN CAPTAIN
WATSON USAF NICOSIA X TRUE DTG ZERO FIVE TWO TWO ZERO ZERO ZULU X
BY OTHER MEANS CINCUSAFE WSBN GER X PAREN
PAREN ONE PAREN TWO WHITE OR BLUISH LIGHTS ABOUT THE SIZE OF TWO
DIMES CMA ONE DIRECTLY BEHIND THE OTHER AT A DISTANCE OF APPROXIMATELY
FOUR DIAMETERS OF BASIC OBJECT CMA UNABLE TO DETERMINE IF TWO WERE
C…

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TOOK PLACE IN AN OPEN FIELD WITH NEITHER OBSERVER WEARING GLASSES
ONA THUS RULING OUT POSSIBILITY OF REFLECTIONS PD SKY CLEAR CMA MOON
BRIGHT PD TWO WELL DEFINED AND DISTINCT LIGHTS DESCREDIT THE POSSIBILITY
OFNETEORS OR OTHER ASTRONOMICAL OBJECTS PD BOTH OBSERVERS ARE QUITE
POSITIVE THAT NEITHER HAVE SEEN ANY OBJECTS OF THIS NATURE BEFORE
AND HAVE TAKEN EVERY PRECAUTION TO DISCREDIT OR OTHERWISE ACCOUNT
FOR THE SIGHTING PD THE FACY REMAINS THAT TWO UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL
OB3:5 2343 33, PD WATSON
GS/
RPONG IN LAT LINED
OB3:5 23RE SEEN PD WATSON
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