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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.
“red lights”15 pages
- p. 1 …He related his story of seeing some bright red lights in a field. After talking with…
- p. 2 …Upon arriving at the scene I observed a group of bright red lights flashing in sequence…
- p. 3 …A group of five bright red lights appeared over a house about 100 ft from where…
- p. 6 …WEST — EAST
RED LIGHTS
FLASHING
18. The edges of the object were:
(Circle One): a. Fuzzy…
- p. 14 …Two or three Red flashing lights moving on Horizon East to west
At about 60° angles…
- p. 20 …As I approached the Clyde Russell house, I saw a 'thing' with brilliant red alternating lights…
- p. 21 …They are often reported to cast a brilliant red light at low altitude, which can illuminate…
- p. 22 …Their description of the object was a large red ball with flashing lights. They said it…
- p. 23 …Its lights were so bright that the Russell home was bathed in a red glow. The…
- p. 26 …SEPTEMBER 3, 1965
Brilliant red light pulsed in a smooth sequence:
1-2-3-4-5…
- p. 28 …Muscarello, 18-year-old Exeter youth, was walking along Route 150 when a strange, red-lighted…
- p. 29 …I could see five bright red lights in a straight row. They dimmed from right to…
- p. 30 …The group was stunned by the blinding red light as the UFO moved toward them across…
- p. 31 …or low level photographic missions using infra-red lights. On 28 September an investigation attempting to…
- p. 32 of a conventional type with rotating beacons or aircraft utilizing infra-red lights in photographic missions…
of a conventional type with rotating beacons or aircraft utilizing infra-red lights in photographic missions to have been the cause of this sighting. Since we have been unable at this time to identify a specific aircraft as the cause of the sighting, the case is regarded for statistical purposes as unidentified. There was no indication that the object presented any evidence whatsoever, of scientific or technical development beyond the present state-of-the-art. There is a total lack of evidence to indicate that the sighting could not have been caused by conventional aircraft.
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