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This Project Blue Book case file compilation, hosted by NICAP, covers Rex Heflin's photographs of a UFO taken near Santa Ana, California, on 3 August 1965. It includes an Air Force investigation report by Captain Charles F. Reichmuth, a USMC El Toro G-2 report, an FTD photo analysis dated 14 August 1965, correspondence with Ralph Rankow and Congressman James B. Utt, and newspaper clippings. The analysis concluded the object was about one to three feet in diameter, close to the camera, and could not be the size reported.
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The object was in view approximately 15 minutes. The only color to hurt was from the histrionics of the filming corps. California. California. The object was silver in color, 25 to 30 feet in view and approximately 6 feet thick. b. during the one that the Liberals in style, in (NoFL11) appeared to contest his supervisor by radio, but was unable to do so. In his opinion there was inter-ference on the whole county road department rule. After the object disappeared from view, NoFL11 was able to make contact with his supervisor by radio. The radio worked perfectly before and after this incident. c. It is 37 years old and properly employed as an investigator for the Orange County Food Deptartment. Prefer to visit your city, is a surveyor for the Food Deptartment, and has a county staff员 for a short time. d. After birth, the statues from his training to send the photographs to the magazine. He conceived the UMF office in Los Angeles, California and they covered this to send the photographs to the New York telegrams, often to China. The photographs were returned to him with a letter circulating that for the country to publish the photographs and the teacher the correspondent for their publication. o. NEGUM further showed that above the interim and a official tool were prepared a desire to have copies of the pictures. It was then so a drug store to have copies made, in pictures by the copies and shortly thereafter was contained by a reporter from the London magazine community the photographs. To issued the originals to the newspaper, and was interviewed on 13 September 1869. The photographs were returned the next day. 6. INFILM is also in the reylour tarnal of the photographs, but occasional time the drc; store was called. 9. During the interview with the Registrar report, the question was asked whether he [HFULL] would settle to a polygraph examination, consenting the 670. HFULL said that he would be willing to admit to a polygraph examination only if the Registrar or someone put up $1,070.00 with no results guaranteed. HFULL feels that from his experience as an investigator that the polygraph is not reliable enough and thus if the examination turned out negative, it would endanger his job. h. The original polaroid photographs were supplied to be copied and subsequently returned to Mr. HKFL13. ## ```markdown ``` 1. It appears to be a well objected person, with no objection personality quirks. It was quiet, cooperative, and logical... all times during the interview.
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