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This document is a NICAP-hosted table of AFOSI raw data summarizing 209 sightings of unknown aerial phenomena, listed from January 1943 through May 1950. Most reports come from New Mexico sites such as Los Alamos, Sandia Base, Albuquerque, Alamogordo and Vaughn, with others from Camp Hood, Texas, and Arizona. For each sighting it records the observers, the reliability rating, direction, color, duration, shape, speed and how the object disappeared. It sorts the cases as green fireball phenomena, disks or variations, or probable meteors.
“Albuquerque”13 pages
80 490728 2045 1 Unk Killeen Base, Texas N to S 30° above horizon white w/tint of blue green Yes 3-5 secs none round w/tail size of evening star unable to estimate faded out (1) 81 490728 2259 1 Unk Killeen, Texas S to N 30° above horizon 2 predomina tely white, 1 had orange glow to tail Yes #1 at 2-3 secs. #2 at 10-12 secs none round w/tail tennis ball faded out (1) 82 490728 2258 1 Unk Killeen, Texas N to NW 30° above horizon initially blue turning white none 15-20 secs none round 3 times size evening star went out like light (1) (3) 83 490730 2135 1 R Camp Hood, Texas SE to NW 35° to horizon climbed in arc blue-white Yes 2 - 2 1/2 secs none like rocket tail 2 - 2 1/2 secs to cover arc of about 15° faded out (1) 84 490730 2204 1 Unk Camp Hood, Texas SE to SW app 30° above horizon straight flight losing altitude predomina tely white w/blue tint Yes 2-3 secs none round w/tail evening star or planet very fsst gradually faded out (3) 85 490806 2000 1 Unk Las Cruces, New Mexico E to W bluish green Yes 1-2 secs none round bigger than falling star disappeared behind building (1) 86 490806 2000 1 Unk Las Cruces, New Mexico E to W 3° 28" to 9° 40" above horizon curve going up then fell in almost vertical direction reddish blue & green Yes 4-5 secs none round app 6" in diameter disappeared gradually (1) 87 490806 2000 1 Unk Alamogordo, New Mexico vertical 2° 20" to 7° 35" above horizon straight vertical flight bright white slight reddish cast none 3 secs none round 1/2 size of moon exploded then pieces died out (1)10/05/10AFOSI Summary of Sightings of Unknown Aerial Phenomena (raw data)Page 9 of 22
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