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FAB CENDOC Envelope 09 (1978)

FAB CENDOC via The Black Vault · 86 pages · text by OCR

This FAB CENDOC file, released through The Black Vault, holds material from 1978. Part of it is an issue of International UFO Reporter, edited by J. Allen Hynek, with a long report on the October 21, 1978 disappearance of pilot Fred Valentich over Bass Strait. That report includes his radio transcript, the search, and the competing explanations. The file also has a Brazilian newspaper clipping and a Fourth Regional Air Command investigation of a July 1978 landing report by eleven-year-old Dalton Legnaioli in Penha, São Paulo.

  • p. 3 …pilot 'level headed' PILOT LOST AT SEA Metal clue in Gosford UFO expert probes Bass Strait…
  • p. 4 …It's got a green light and sort of metallic (like) it's all shiny (on…
  • p. 7 …09:42—"long shape" 7:10:19—"shiny, metallic object with a green light". If this…
  • p. 10 # WHAT WAS THAT METALLIC NOISE? Valentien in Cockpit No progress was made in identifying the nature…
  • p. 11 …connected by shiny pipes. No wings seen. Metallic silk color against a bright blue sky. BEHAVIOR…
  • p. 30 …Um bom costume é o de conservar consigo as em balagens(plástico ou metal) dos rolos…
  • p. 47 …a luz atravessava um jogo de lentes que "ferla" uma chapa de metal foto-sensível. Um…
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