Military Report Unclassified Complete

733667-001-011-0074

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This document appears to be a transcript or notes from an encounter involving an unidentified object observed by individuals, possibly in a military or aviation context. The dialogue suggests a discussion about radar detection and visual observations of lights in the sky.

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Aviation SightingRadar detectionUAP MilitaryRadarSightingUFO

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Tsukubas Beckner s Tsukubas Beckner: Tsukubas Beckner : Tsukubas Beckner : Tsukuba: Beckner : Tsukuba: — Beckner s Tsukuba: Beckner : Tsukubas Beckner s Alpha 7,000. It is made by Minoruta. I wonderwhat it is called in America. Have you seen this kind of thing before? Was this the first time anything of this nature has happened to you? Yes, this was the first time. Who first sighted the object? I was see if I do not know which person picked it up first. making a landing data. The Captain told us to there is a some kind of object outside. Did you see the radar? When told me to look, I could see the radar. the Captain Were you able to see it on radar? What did you see on the radar? . Yes, a green dot like, not exactly like a dot. It was not a dot, but stream like, I think the range was about 10 miles. I do not think it (on the radar) was the same lights as the one I! saw in front of us. How was the intensity of the lights? Did the intensity of the objects’ lights change? — Basically the same. Il cannot describe it. Not even in Japanese. The first one did not change. The second light was very difficult to see. It was so vague. Was any other target picked up on radar? I cannot remember. The tilt angle of the radar was difficult to see. did you have to Difficult to remember, on the radar , look for the object”? l identified immediately the one in front of us . At the time of how were the Lighting conditions outside? sighting,