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Blue Book file compilation, part 2

NICAP (USAF records) · 33 pages · text by OCR

This NICAP compilation of USAF Project Blue Book records covers the 3 September 1965 sighting near Exeter, New Hampshire. It holds signed statements from patrolmen Eugene Bertrand and David Hunt and from Norman Muscarello, the officers' UFO data sheets, and press clippings. It also includes the Air Force evaluation, which cites B-47 activity from Pease AFB during Operation Big Blast. The Air Force judged conventional aircraft a possible cause but listed the case as unidentified for statistical purposes.

  • p. 20 …and lay on the ground while it hovered over me about a telephone pole length above…
  • p. 21 …On the same night that the Exeter police watched their enormous object hover silently at treetop…
  • p. 22 …They said the mysterious object hovered in the vicinity for approximately 15 or 20 minutes before…
  • p. 23 …It hovered over a house belonging to Clyde Russell, then, as the frightened youth crouched down…
  • p. 26 …There had been a case in late July where a motorist came upon a UFO hovering…
  • p. 28 …The UFO stopped and hovered just above a house owned by Clyde Russell, of Kensington. Muscarello…
  • p. 29 …It hovered there, still about 100 feet away, sort of floated and wobbled. I don't…
## STATEMENT

## UFO Sighting

I, David R. Hunt, at about 0255 on the morning of the 3rd of September, received a call from Patrolman Bertrand to report to an area about 3 miles South West of Exeter, N.H. Upon arriving at the scene I observed a group of bright red lights flashing in sequence. They appeared to be about 1 mile over a field to the South East. After observing the lights for a short period of time, they moved off in a South Easterly direction and disappeared in the distance. The lights appeared to remain at the same altitude which I estimate to be about 100 ft.

DAVID R. HUNT

Patrolman

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