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This NICAP compilation of US Air Force Project Blue Book records covers the Exeter, New Hampshire sighting of 3 September 1965. It includes the Pease AFB initial report, Eighth Air Force details on the operation "Big Blast" B-47 flights, and letters from Patrolmen Eugene Bertrand and David Hunt disputing the aircraft explanation. There is also correspondence with John G. Fuller and a 1965 Pease AFB request for speakers. Blue Book listed the sighting as unidentified because no aircraft could be placed in the area at 0200.
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(2) Civilian. Eugene F Bertrand Jr. Age, 30. Exeter Police Department, Exeter N.H. Patrolman. Reliable. (3) Civilian. David R Hunt. Age, 28. Exeter Police Department, Exeter N.H. Patrolman. Reliable. g. Weather and Winds. (1) The weather was clear with no known weather phenomenon. There was a 5 degree inversion from surface to 5000 ft. (2) Winds at Pease AFB, N.H. ALTITUDE WINDS Surface 290/03 6000 310/03 10000 270/77 16000 270/56 30000 260/49 50000 250/33 80000 Not Rec. (3) Clear (unlimited). (4) 30 N.M. (5) None. (6) None. (7) See SKEN T. Log P diagram. h. None 1. None j. None
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