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  The Mountain Mail, Nov 6, 2003: part 2 of the Moffett story Scan

  Ben Moffett / The Mountain Mail; scan by D. D. Johnson ·from The Trinity UFO Crash Claim (1945)

  MOUNTAIN MAIL, Socorro, NM - Nov. 6, 2003 (Reprinted with permission of author and copyright holder) Witnesses Still Wonder About Crash Operation Copyright, the Mountain Mail, Socorro, N.M., and Ben Moffett. The second of a two-part series on a flying object that crashed just west of San Antonio, N.…

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  Chicago Sun, 26 June 1947: "Supersonic Flying Saucers Sighted by Idaho Pilot". Scan

  Chicago Sun, microfilm at Chicago Public Library ·from The Kenneth Arnold Sighting (1947)

  In These United States Supersonic Flying Saucers Sighted by Idaho Pilot Speed Estimated at 1,200 Miles an Hour When Seen 10,000 Feet Up Near Mt. Rainier PENDLETON, Ore., June 25.—F. NINE INHIBITIVE MOUSES like objects flying at "inhibitile" speed at 10,000 feet altitude were reported here by Kenath …

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  Kenneth Arnold, photographed in July 1947. Scan

  Associated Press ·from The Kenneth Arnold Sighting (1947)
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  Portrait of Kenneth Arnold. Scan

  Via Patrick Gross ·from The Kenneth Arnold Sighting (1947)
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  Arnold's sketch from his AAF report, with a "Mirror Bright" note. Scan

  Kenneth Arnold, via Project 1947 ·from The Kenneth Arnold Sighting (1947)
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  Counter Intelligence Corps memo on the July 1947 interview with Arnold. Scan

  US Army, scan via Patrick Gross ·from The Kenneth Arnold Sighting (1947)

  MEMORANDUM FOR THIS OFFICER IN CHARGE: 1. On 12 July 1947, Boise, Idaho, was interviewed in regard to the report by that he saw 9 strange objects flying over the Cassino Mountain Range of Washington State on July 25th. The voluntarily agreed to give the interviewer a written report of exactly what h…

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  Project Blue Book case card for the Mt. Rainier sighting, concluding "Other (MIRAGE)". Scan

  USAF, scan via Patrick Gross ·from The Kenneth Arnold Sighting (1947)

  1. DATE·TIME GROUP 24 Jun 47 | 2. LOCATION Mr. Rainer, Washington 3. SOURCE Civilian | 10. CONCLUSION Other (MIRAGE) KENNETH ARNOLD SIGHTING 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS Nine 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 23-3 minutes | 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Observer sighted a large circular objects heading west. They a…

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  Page of Kenneth Arnold's July 1947 report to the Army Air Forces, with his annotated sketches of the objects. Scan

  Kenneth Arnold, via Project 1947 and NICAP ·from The Kenneth Arnold Sighting (1947)
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  Arnold's sketch of the object dimensions from his AAF report. Scan

  Kenneth Arnold, via Project 1947 ·from The Kenneth Arnold Sighting (1947)
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  Kenneth Arnold, Captain Emil J. Smith and First Officer Ralph Stevens comparing notes, July 1947 Scan

  Acme Newspictures, Lodi News-Sentinel, July 8, 1947 ·from United Air Lines Flight 105 Sighting, Emmett, Idaho (1947)
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  Flying magazine, July 1950, page 57 Scan

  Flying magazine ·from Chicago & Southern Airlines DC-3 porthole disc, Hazen, Arkansas (1950)

  THE FLYING SAUCERS- FACT OR FICTION? By CURTIS FULLER Editor of FLYING When observers as experienced as airline pilots say they've seen strange objects in the sky, they deserve a respectful hearing. THE night of March 31, 1950, was dark and clear. The Chicago and Southern Air Lines DC-3 had taken of…

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  Illustration from Revista Panorama, September 1967; unverified which caption it matches. Scan

  Revista Panorama, 1967 ·from The San Juan's Eve Squadron over Northern Argentina (1967)

  At once qu'il faut bien préciser que l'on doit être au moins un nombre de données destinées à un appel au service. - Il ne convient au microcontrôleur que de la fois que les données de l'appel au service de Christophe Argenton, une autre expérience que le bouché vous avez fait, vous avez fait en la …