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- p. 3 …The light also flew around, parallel to the north several times, then descended to the ground…
- p. 9 …was visible for a short time on October 10th at this year near the village of…
- p. 10 …approximately half the size of the full moon which was shining at that time.
When first…
- p. 11 …Import 400%, 24 Nov 20 (1 day) (AMCHR)
Two of the cameras identify the time as…
- p. 13 …in the at times were identical and even consisted of a single-storeyed brick building with…
- p. 15 …the natural biology, no such plan nor had been seen before or since that time, at…
- p. 20 …about five (5) minutes from the rotation to the time of disappearance; object left a trail…
- p. 21 …It had been about the time of an ordinary star and all a yellowish colour, and…
- p. 23 …Personnel were debriefed on the afternoon of 18 July 1960.
Time of sighting: About 2000 hours…
- p. 28 mursily parallel to the horizent north of the point of observation ; after 5 minutes appeared behind…
- p. 30 …in the vicinity of Kulda, the information obtained above is necessarily consistent in date, time of…
- p. 34 …The two take-offs occurred within a three day interval and both times at approximately 0200…
- p. 36 …These events were reported prior to the time that any reports appeared in the newspapers.
a…
- p. 37 …At this time it was seen by Chilean, Argentine and British bases in the Anarctic.
"The…
- p. 38 …in the Argentine base directly in front of our location.
"This is the second time in…
- p. 39 …Some credence must be given to the existence or the occurrence of some type of phenomenon…
- p. 45 …At that time the plane was leaving the Uruguayan coast and was flying over the neighborhood…
- p. 47 …This document contains information affecting the national defense of the United States within the meaning of…
- p. 48 …ON TWO ZERO JUNE THE CHILEAN BASE COMMANDER (AGUIRRE CERDA BASE) REPORTED THAT AT ONE SIX…
- p. 49 …TWO VARIOMETERS WORKING AFFECTED BY MAGNETIC FIELD DISTURBANCE DURING THE TIME OBJECT SIGHTED.
Comment: Foregoing messages…
- p. 50 TIME LOCATION OBSERVATION OBSERVER
1800/10 Jul Southeast of Kuan-hsi, Hsin-chu County A fleeting…
- p. 52 …The time of discovery was approximately several minutes after 1900 hours O July: The time of…
- p. 54 …According to reports of the many citizens who viewed the object, it remained in the vicinity…
- p. 58 …I did note at the time that the larger star was moving more rapidly but without…
- p. 60 …The time period given for the sightings as August through December 1965 is also earlier than…
- p. 62 …The object had an impressive volume, four times bigger than that of a star. It was…
- p. 65 …While in this meeting Cathie made the statement that he could predict the time of the…
- p. 68 …IT WAS APPARENTLY HOVERING NEAR THE RECEIVING STATION DURING THE TIME THE GARBLED SIGNALS WERE INTERCEPTED…
- p. 72 …At the time of each explosion, the sun was found to be at a particular distance…
- p. 75 …I have not a copy of the 1967 Ephomeris, so I can only give approximate times…
- p. 76 …It appears that whatever catastrophe occurred at the time, disrupted the grid before this block could…
- p. 79 …The Dominion Sunday Times, Wellington, NZ
16. SUMMARY: (UNCLASSIFIED)
(U) Report forwards newspaper clipping on Captain…
- p. 80 …Captain Cathle told The Sunday Times he had no interest in speculation about title green men…
- p. 118 …Historically, Thai pilots have been reluctant to fly at night, but the moon in recent days…
- p. 119 …The message was to CINCPAC with information to 7/13AF and referenced the message quoted above…
- p. 122 …just arrived home for the first time since I had the talk with you on Tuesday…
- p. 129 …Another primary aim of
TIME, FEBRUARY 2, 1968
the "spook ships"—espionage satellites like Samos and…
- p. 130 …On the last three occasions when he called the DATT, he went into considerable detail about…
- p. 131 …to the US Antartic program, and which was in Antartic waters at the time. Capt Cathie…
- p. 136 …However, this time the correspondent could not get past the General's secretary; was politely but…
- p. 137 …passed through the general area during the same time period and that the pilgrims garried with…
- p. 138 …At the time, the pilot was searching for unidentified flying objects pursuant to an earlier Base…
- p. 139 …or smuggling, there was no evidence at the time to substantiate that possibility.
c. During November…
NOTE: This document contains information affecting the national defense of the United States within the meaning of the enunciation laws, Title 18, U.S.C., Sec. 793 and 794. The transmission or the revelation of its contents in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.
This report contains unprocessed information. I have earlier articles should not be rewritten or unmodified solely on the basis of this report.
12. ORIGINATOR: OSI District 51, Bangkok, Thailand 56-713/03/5
13. PREPARED BY: SA ROBERT D. KAEHLER, OSI Det 51 Nakhon Phom RTAFB, Thailand
GEORGE W. BLANK, Lt Col, USAF Commander
Early on the morning of 24 August 1969, the pilot of a base aircraft observed what he thought to be a helicopter, with folded rotor blades, on the round approximately five miles north-northeast of Nakhon Phanom Royal Thai Air Force Base. He also reported seeing a large, omni-directional light: A Royal Thai Army sweep of the area, met with negative results. Subsequent checks over, disclosed that a religious procession passed through the general area during the same time period and that the pilgrims garried with them two large ceremonial drums suspended between two long poles. One of the participants also carried a powerful electric lantern which, when an aircraft was noted circling overhead, he pointed skyward.
Information contained in paragraph 2 below was provided by the Director of Intelligence, 56th Special Operations Wing, Nakhon Phanom Royal Thai Air Force Base (RTAFB), Thailand. The source of the information in paragraph 3 (5106-ASP-6J) is a resident of Ban Ram Rat, Nakhon Phanom Province who has contributed in the past, but whose reliability is still unknown. The contributor of the information in paragraph 3, and source of the information in paragraph 4, (5106-ASP-6), is a member of an official Thai agency who has contributed in the past, but whose reliability has not yet been fully established.
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