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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.
“Sightings”22 pages
AFOSI # Date Time Number of Observers Reliability of Observers General area of occurrence Apparent direction of flight Apparent attitude Course horizontal to vertical Color Train or trail Duration of observation Sound Shape Apparent size Apparent speed Manner of disappearance Evaluation R=reliable; VR=very reliable; Unk=unknown reliability (1) Green fireball phemonena; (2) “disk” or variation; (3) Probable meteor 1 430119 2300 1 R Point of impact on line between Brest & Kiev Almost vertical descent followed by "bouncing" N to S 35° above horizon descending brilliant white 2-3 sec none compare w/planet Venus on unusually clear night disappeared 2 1947Late App 2000 1 R Vaughn, New Mexico 400' - 600' descending slowly in vertical manner bright white none round larger than basketball descending slowly exploded 3 480727 0835-0845 1 R Albuquerque, New Mexico duralumin um reflected light none flat and round stationary at times (2) 4 480804 0200 & 0300 2 Unk North Powder, Oregon NW to SE 5500' Horizontal line Green Softball 720 mph Extinguished (1) 5 481024 night 1 Unk Phoenix, Arizona E to W Green 75 Mts Star Very slow Became very bright and fell apart 6 11/3-4/48 App 2200 1 R Vaughn, New Mexico 400' - 500' descending slowly in vertical manner bright white none round larger than basketball descending slowly exploded (3) 7 481123 App 2200 1 R Vaughn, New Mexico 400' - 500' descending slowly in vertical manner bright white none round larger than basketball descending slowly exploded (3) 8 481205 2135 2 R Las Vegas, New Mexico W to E Slightly above 9,000' horizontal slightly descending whitish orange few secs disappeared (1)10/05/10AFOSI Summary of Sightings of Unknown Aerial Phenomena (raw data)Page 1 of 22
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