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no photographs of detail have' been. produced • . Th~ ..photogr~phs on
hand are, at best, only larg_e and sma11'·blobs of l+ght which, in
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mqst cases,_ are explainable • .
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. · It may be concluded from the above and from past experience .that
no new significant trends have developed out of these cases. .There.
was an increase in public interest which occurred simultaneously with
the publication 0f various books and articles on the ~ubject; however,
this trend has been noted several times previo-us_ly.
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• In,_Q1:'der .to ov~·rcome the lack. o_f ba~ic data, and to standardize
all rep·orts, a detailed· quest..fonnaire 1-s no.w submitte.d to eacl:) person
reporting ·an unidentif.ied aerial abject. It ;ts felt tha~, the infor­
mation thus obtained will lo~er s.tfll ·more_Jhe numpe.r of unexplained
sightings.
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For observers who wish to report ·un~dentified ·aerial objects,
the Air Force would welcome the informa tion.
Attached to this report
is a brief basic summary form.
It would be apprecJated if observers
would send the completed f,orm to the neare-st Air Forqe Base.
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I'f and when new developments turn up i~- this program, the Air
Force will keep the puolic· informed~.
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