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Public letters to the FAA (first folder)

FAA via National Archives / The Black Vault · 89 pages · text by OCR

This FAA Alaskan Region folder, released via the National Archives and The Black Vault, collects public letters written in early 1987 about the November 17, 1986 sighting reported by JAL Captain Kenjyu Terauchi. Many writers ask for the FAA form summarizing the sighting, price lists, radar photos or transcripts, and FAA staff reply with order forms. A San Francisco Chronicle clipping in the folder describes the FAA's $194.30 mail-order package and Philip Klass's conclusion that the pilot saw Jupiter and possibly Mars.

  • p. 35 …INCLOSED ARTICAL FROM THE FEBRUARY 25, 1987 LOS ANGELES HERALD EXAMINER. I AM VERY INTERESTED IN…
February 25, 1987

Dear J. A. A. ,

Please send me information on the Alaska U.F.O. sighting. This will be of interest to my school- age daughters . I am sorry that I can not order your more expensive data , but please send us anything that is without a fee.

Thank you,

Mrs. B. L. Halbirt 3762 Oakridge Lane Hubbard, Oregon 97032

enclosure - 1 self addressed, stamped envelope

Sighting NOV.17'86 Japanese Airlines 747

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