| ID | #1565694008 |
| Added | Tue, 13/08/2019 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Dan Wilson, (McDonald list; Jan Aldrich)
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
A U.S. air force pilot 1st Lieutenant Robert C. Hipkins and operator alert center Raymond C. Henry (both from the 47th brigade of the interceptors on the ground) saw a circular brilliant white object with smaller 6 pale green lights around the perimeter, which moved slowly at a constant height. After 8 minutes he began to make fast pivoting turns, maneuvering from the South-East to North-East (from azimuth 150 ° elevation 45 ° to azimuth 75 ° elevation 65 °), disappearing in a rapid steep climb. The radar was monitored for 3 minutes ground CPS6 ADC
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Original news
USAF pilot 1st Lt. Robert S. Hipkins and alert center operator S/Sgt Raymond C. Henry, both 47th Fighter Interceptor Sq on the ground, saw a circular brilliant white object with smaller 6 pale green lights on its perimeter move slowly at constant altitude at 8 mins first then make fast pivoting turns, maneuvering radically SE to NE (from azimuth 150° elevation 45° to azimuth 75° elevation 65°), disappearing in a rapid steep climb. Radar tracked for 3 mins by CPS6 ground ADC site.
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