MOD file DEFE 24/2032/1

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!REDACTION ON ORIGINAL DOCUMENT I
CONOCOAST
CONOCOAST
M.._Ske ness
CONOCOAST
Mr.•Boston
M--Boston
CONOCOAST
M.-Ske ness
)Lights stationary on seemingly constant bearing (but ship was
)moving). Constant elevation assessed at 20 degrees. Southerly set of
)lights were brightest. Lights observed every 30 minutes or so until
)daybreak at constant azimuth and elevation -
)bearing 345 and 160 degrees true at 20 degrees elevation.
Video made of lights. Position m~asured (7 Nov by duty staff
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and 115 deg.-_ees azi!!!!!Jh._~----~--------~--
Same characteristics as before
Fixed bright white single light to SE (cardinal estimated using St
Botolph 's spire as reference) 40-45 degrees elevation.
Lights still 'quite bright and flashing bearing SSE and 30-50
degrees above horizon.
Lights moved to SSE, 60 degrees elevation, same fixed bright white
stable light.
As above: Azimuth still 345 and 160 degrees, Elevation 20 Or 30
degrees.
Lights still in same place.
C-4
)Assume mean position 53 12N,
) 00 34E
Azimuth 115 degrees, elevation
degrees
Assume azimuth 135 degrees +or-
15120; elevation 40 degrees +or-
10115.
Assume elevation 40 degrees
+or- 10; Assume azimuth 135 +
or -10/15?
Assume elevation 60 +or-10115
degrees, Azimuth 157 +or-10115
say between 140 and 170 degrees.
Unreliable observation for exact
coords.