302547012.pdf

|  1. DATE - TIME GROUP | 2. LOCATION  |
| --- | --- |
|  2 February 66 02/0030Z | Duluth, Minnesota  |
|  3. SOURCE | 10. CONCLUSION  |
|  Civilian | Astro (M213 M214 ?)  |
|  4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | Saturn RA, 23,09 at 0030Z. Saturn is at 230 deg azimuth, 15 deg elevation. Stellar mag, plus 1.3, setting at approx 0200Z.  |
|  One |   |
|  5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS  |
|  Not Reported | Object was described as being egg shaped or like a football. Its color was red and green and appeared to be revolving. Was seen at 230 deg azimuth and at an estimated elevation of…

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UNCLAS DUOIN 00002 FEB 66

FOR: USAF, SAFOI & AFNIN, 30TH OIN, SUBJ: UFO:
1. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT:
A. EGG
B. FOOTBALL
C. RED & GREEN REVOLVING
D. ONE
E. LEVEL FLIGHT
F. ROUND CV TOP
G. SL…

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H. NONE
I. INTERFERE WITH RADIO
2. DESCRIPTION OF COURSE OF OBJECT
A. LARGER THAN STAR & THE COLOR
B. 20,000-30,000 FEET 230 DEGREES, SITED BY VISUAL OBSER.
C. STILL VISUAL
D. NO VARIATION
E. NOT OBSERVED
F. ASTRICK
3. MANNER OF OBSERVATION
A. VISUAL
B. TELESCOPE
C. NONE
4. TIME AND DATE OF SIGHTING
A. 02/0030
B. DUSK
5. LOCATION OF OBSERVERS.
A. 50 DEGREES 25 MIN NORTH, 91 DEGREES 58 MIN WEST
B. SIOUX LOOKOUT, CENTER OF LAT/LONG
6. IDENTIFYING INFO OF ALL OBSERVERS

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SIOUX LOOKOUT
7. WEATHER & WINDS ALOFT CONDITIONS AT TIME OF SIGHTING
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5. 070/05
7. 300/25
8. UNKNOWN
C. 4200 FEET
D. 15 MILES
E. 22,000 BROKEN
F. NEGATIVE
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11. POSITION TITLE/COMMENTS OF PREPARING OFFICER: CHIEF, GIEF

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INTELLIGENCE DIVISION: THE SENIOR DIRECTOR OF DULUTH ADS
DIRECTION CENTER AFTER CHECKING THE STAR TABLES FELT THAT THE
OBJECT OBSERVED WAS A STAR AFTER VERIFYING THE CANADIAN AC&A
SQUADRON PERSONNEL WERE STILL OBSERVERING THE OBJECT THRU THE
TELESCOPE.
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