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11/14/04
D ate (mm/dd/yy) Time of detection D a y /N ig h t
(hh:mm:ss Z)
Side No. B u m Mission Description (CAS, BPM, etc) ( M u
Contact Working Area
(Ex. W -72 1A)
Contact Latitute
(D O M M S S )
N /S Contact Longitude E /W
(D D M M S S )
Contact Altitude
(E x 22 0 0 0 )
Altitude
Constant?
Pfease ajtempf to determine a L a t / Long fo r the contact a t initial detection W e recom m end
W ind D ir at
Contact Alt
(From)
Wind
S peed
using p reference the senso r-d ew e d bearing and range relative to the bullseye you had
in use I f that m ethod is not available, an y reasonable derivation o f location will work, but please
b e as specific a s possible and m ake a note in the comments section These locations m ay b e
used to cu e other m eans o f tracking
W as the contact moving?
Dlrection/Speed
(Ex. 090/15)
# o f Contacts in "Group":
(b)(1)
(b)(1)
fbR O
W(T<
Please check all that apply:
(b)(1) Check all that apply):
(b)(1)
(b)(1) AtarAings.
TransA/cent
Opaque I
Peffectrvei
Moving Parts
Metaltict
Batloon-shaped
Wings/Airtia
O th e rS h
Apparent
Please use the field below to describe the contact and any interaction in your own words with as much
detail as possible. Please be sure to include any detail not included in questions above.
Ships: Nimitz CSG (CSG-11), USS Princeton (CG-59), VAW-117 (E-2C Hawkeye), VMFA-232
VFA-41 , USS Louisville (SSN-724)
30 Nautical Miles off the Coast of Mexico (south west of San Diego). It was "solid white, smooth, with no
edges. It was “uniformly colored with no nacelles, pylons, or wings." It was approximately 46 feet in length.
Pilots reported the incident through Intelligence Personnel, there was a large amount of harassment and