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This Internet Archive upload holds declassified Canadian records sent to the National Research Council's Meteor Centre, which filed them as non-meteoritic sightings. Most are RCAF and Canadian Forces message reports from 1965 on lights and objects seen over Vancouver, Toronto, Sydney, Cochrane, Whitehorse and other places. The later material dates from 1968. It includes RCMP reports from Shediac and Sydney Mines. The police concluded the Sydney Mines object that hit power lines was probably a meteorite.
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## PAGE 2 RCCSGD 31 UNCLAS MY HANDS WITH ONE EYE AND THEN THE OTHER. IT SEEMED AS I LOOKED AWAY FROM IT THAT I COULD NOT BELIEVE MY EYES AND IT WAS DIDDICULT TO VISUALIZE WHAT I HAD SEEN. IT FOLLOWED ALONG BESIDE AND AT THE REAR OF OUR TRAIN FROM JUST 1/4 MIL PAST WENTWORTH NEARLY TO WESTCHESTER AND THEN FOLLOWED THE TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN RANGE TOWARD THE WEST. AS IT DRIFTED AWAY FROM OUR TRAIN IT TIPPED TO A 45 DEGREE ANGLE, THE REAR TOP END TO THE LEFT AND LATER ROLLED ON TO 1/4 TURN SO THE FLAT SIDES WERE UP AND DOWN. SHORTLY, A JET FROM A HIGH ALTITUDE GAME IN SIGHT DIVING, AT THE SAME ANGLE THE DEMON WAS POSITIONED, AND DIRECTLY TOWARDS THE EXHAUST END OF THE UFO. THE UFO THEN LEVELLED OUT AND A THIN SHORT EXHAUST WAS SEEN FROM BEHIND IT UNTIL, IT TOOK ON THE SHAPE OF A CIGAR AND IT JUST LOOKED LIKE A CLOUD, WITH THE JET PLANE PURSUEING IT. THE JET NEVER CAUGHT UP WITH IT AS FAR AS I COULD SEE WHEN THEY WENT OUT OF SIGHT (WE ARE NOT AT NAPPAN) TOWARD THE WEST AND TO THE LEFT OF THE SUN, TIME 3:50 PM AST. TWO MEN ON THE TRAIN WITNESSED THE QUOTE THING UNQUOTE. A SLEEPING CAR CONDUCTOR AND AN INSPECTOR FROM MONTREAL, I HAVE THEIR NAMES. ONE WEEK AFTER, THE HAIR ON THE BACK OF MY HANDS DISAPPEARED AND MY HANDS SEEMED TO WITHER UP SOME, THEY FELT FUNNY. MY EYES GOT SORE AND SEEMED National Research Council of Canada/ RG 77, Vol. 306 Conseil national de recherches du Canada
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