UAP Reported at Sandia Base, 1948-1950

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Summary of Sightings of Unknown Aerial Phenomena, 17th District OSI (cont)

Number | Date | Time | Number of Observers | Reliability of Observers | General Area of Occurrence | Apparent Direction of Flight | Apparent Altitude | Course Horizontal to Vertical | Color | Train or Trail | Duration of Observation | Sound | Shape | Apparent Size | Apparent Speed | Manner of Disappearance | Evaluation
85 | 1949 6 Aug | 2000 | 1 | Unk | Las Cruces, New Mexico | E to W |  |  | Bluish green | Yes | 1 - 2 secs | None | Round | Bigger than falling star |  | Disappeared behind building | (1)
86 | 6 Aug | 2000 | 1 | Unk | Las Cruces, New Mexico | E to W | 3°28" to 9°40" above horizon | Curve going up then fell in almost vertical direction | Reddish blue & green | Yes | 4 - 5 secs | None | Round | App 6" in diameter |  | Disappeared gradually | (1)
87 | 6 Aug | 2000 | 1 | Unk | Alamogordo, New Mexico | Vertical | 2°20" to 7°35" above horizon | Straight vertical flight | Bright white slight reddish cast | None | 3 secs | None | Round | 1/2 size of moon |  | Exploded then pieces died out | (1)
88 | 6 Aug | 2000 2005 | 1 | Unk | Alamogordo, New Mexico | E to W | 2°4" to 12°7" above horizon | 10° off vertical | White |  | 2 secs | None |  | Large as auto spotlight at arm's length |  | Disappeared behind building | (1)
89 | 6 Aug | 2015 | 1 | Unk | Alamogordo, New Mexico | SW |  | Straight flight app 20° vertical decline | Whitish yellow (red trail) | Yes | 1 sec | None | Round | Twice size normal falling star | Extremely fast - twice as fast as falling star | Disappeared behind mountain | (1)

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