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| 1. DATE - TIME GROUP | 2. CATION | | --- | --- | | 21 June 1949 21/1424Z | Monroe, Michigan | | 3. SOURCE | 10. CONCLUSION | | Civilian | INSUFFICIENT DATA | | 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | | | One | | | 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS | | 2 Seconds | Object was traveling among several Naval A/C. Disc like top, with heavy center section, traveling SW. disappearing within two seconds. Vapor disturbance could be seen whorling from the outer edge as it traveled along. | | 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | | | Ground-Visual (Assumed) | | | 7. COURSE | | | SW…
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UNCLASSIFIED 29 June 1949 NA19/A9/MAN:be Serial: 3133 Monroe, Michigan 21 June 1949 To: The Chief of Naval Operations. Subj: Flying disk, report by Mr. [redacted]; forwarding of. 1. This activity has received a report of the sighting of a flying disk in the vicinity of Monroe, Michigan on 21 June, 1949. 2. The report was made by Mr. [redacted], Monroe, Michigan, who states, "At 9:24 (a.m.), June 21, 1949, directly over Monroe, Michigan, among several Naval aircraft, a flying disk-like top, with heavy center section - traveled southwest - disappearing within two seconds - it was travelling…
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