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1. OATE.- TIME \jROUP SOURCE 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 5 4 13 : g 4 $. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 20 min BOOKLEY AFB, ALABAMA 10. CONCLUSION ASTRONOMICAL: JUPITER Observer stated it appeared to be stz Jupiter 5h30min, 270 deg az, 35 deg elev et dawn. 11. BRIEP SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS: Object was flat, round, flew straight and level, no manuevers, 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION no rapid movement. visual 7. COURSE West 8. PHOTOS 5 Ves x Ne 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 0 Ves O Ne FORM * Ties FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of thie form may be used,

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PAGE TWO JESBY 302K LATITUDE 3% DEGREES 33 MINUTES 29 SECONDS AIRCRAFT STORAGE AREA. ) PARA 6, GUM G2 55 BROOKLEY AFB CIVILIAN POLICE ROUTS 2 BOX 132 MOBILE ALABAMA RLIACLS. QQRMMPAGE 46 BROOKLEY Are CIVILIAN POLICE CHUNCHULA ALABAMA RELIAGLS «gil -1enay : | ABP 1275 TRAFFIC SOUADRONDROOKLEY AFB ALABAMA RELIABILITY UNKe PARA7. OBSERVERS STATED WX CLEAR ONE SMALL COULD TO THE WEST. AWS WX REPORT BY ALTITUDE WIND DIRECTION AND VELOCITY IN KNOTS AND Time PERATUR IN DEFREES CENTIGRADE. 6,994 FT 329/15K PLUS & 19,2369 FT 292/25K PLUS 2. 16,9¢°FT 399/355K MINUS 13.2%,90¢ FT 2¢¢/59K MINUS 15. 38,225 …

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AJC MMR CHA A773RD ATG CMA INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, COMMENT PEF PARA 6 CMA AIDMAN STATED THAT OPITCT IN HIS OPINION APPEARED MINUTES 29 SECONDS CMA LATITUTE 39 PECREES 33 NINUTES 29 SECONDS cts AIRCRAFT STORACE ARTA. PARA S. QQ CA Acr 35 cya PROOVLTY AF ROUTE CIVILIAN POLICE CMAMgMME 2 CNA ROX 13° CMA MOPILE CNA ALAPAMA CIA OFLIABLEs QEEEEEPPCIIA. AGE 46 CNA PROOVLEY AT? CIVILIAN POLICE Cyn CHUNCHULA CMA ALABAMA CMA RELIATLE. Qi, ateray ar 4€374722 CMA 1723D TRAFFIC SQUADRON CNA PROOXLEY AFP CMA ALARAYA CIA RELIAPILITY UNM. PAPA 7. OPS EVERS STATED Wx CLEAR CMA ONE SMALE Cran TO THE WEST. AVS WX …

99 flry 5 S “fae” f4 J OK a bCenekic foc hhe 7 to! METEORS — + jaan as es cab crereseen ce eats to have the Greenwich time as accurate as possible either by bes errations on ion —~ 3A ties and their direction of drift determine wind direction in the upper “ NORTH PACIFIC - snag Officer C. A. Olver of the American SS. Hawaiian eK Capt. H. O. Matthiesen, Master, reports that at 1512 M. T., November 29, 1953, a 1 meteor was observed which bn at an altitude of 20° bear ring 290°. The meteor, which was greenish in color and a little larger than Jupiter, moved slowly from west to north in a slight d…

‘50 wry ss fy bee Cente: Gaukha Tr. NORTH ATLANTIC Second Officer Julio A. Lopez of the Argentine MV. Rio Lujan, Capt. D. Carabelli Montero, Master, reports the following | observation: : On November 30, 1953, at 0154 G. M. T., in lat. 7°49’ N., lon. | 25°33’ W., a very brilliant meteor was rved. The body ap- | a at 55° altitude and disappeared about 2 seconds later, | ving a very brilliant greenish-blue trail that glowed f6r about 4 minutes after the meteor’s disappearance. Sky ww Ay y wind NE. force 3, barometer 29.94 inches, air tempera 80° F.