48.07N 172.10W (Pacific), November 1964
- Date of account
- 1964-11
- Location
- 48.07N 172.10W (Pacific)
- Source
- uap_archive
- Record updated
- 2026-10-10
Record summary
Project Blue Book case file indexed from National Archives metadata; page-level review pending.
Published source text
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Source text · mention only1.DATE·TE GROUP 2.LOCATION 18 November 6419/0815Z 48.07N 172.10W (Pacific) 3.SOURCE 10.CONCLUSION Military Satellite （ECHO II) .NUMBER OF OBJECTS One 5.LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11.BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 10 Minutes UFO Brightness of lst mag star.Initial observation at 40 6.TYPE OF OBSERVATION deg elevation fading at 70 deg elewation:Possible Satellite. No tail.Initial observation at 240 deg azimuth.Fade at Air-Visual l0 deg azimuth. 7.COURSE COMMENTS:Satellite ECHO I at 25 deg Norht 171 deg West at SE (？) reported time of observation. Satellite heading SE.Report says 8.PHOTOS possible Satellite believed to be heading O90 deg East.ECHO I in area and likely cause of observation. 口Y ON 9.PHYSICAL EVIDENCE Ys XiNo FORM FTD SEP 63 0329 (TDE) Prvlouedidone o thleform may beueed,
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