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11PPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
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I A Date, Time & I . _1 L fJ.-.1
I . Duration of Sighting I Wlll ~(~' 1v~ , /Z ·/) tMVI
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I B. Description of Object 2 A""M ¥vf$ , ...,..11. ~t vq~ l.;f.
(No of objects, size, shape, ,---
1 colour, brightness) AJ, f\.M.·sl. ,
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1 C. Exact Position of Observer f,-M-~ ~ f ~5L ' f,A:; MA-
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l Location, indoor/outdoor, ~ )t B...·Jt1 pj
stationary/moving
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F.
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How Observed (Naked eye,
binoculars, other optical
device, still or movie)
Direction in which Object
first seen (A landmark may be
more useful than a badly
estimated bearing)
Angle of Sight (Estimated
heights are unreliable)
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I Distance (By reference to a
known landmark) Nlk
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Movements (Changes in E, F & G
may be of more use than
estimates of course and speed)
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Met Conditions during Observations
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
Nearby Objects (Telephone lines,
high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake
or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
floodlights or night lighting)
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