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Public letters to the FAA (last folder)

FAA via National Archives / The Black Vault · 97 pages · text by GLM-OCR

This Black Vault release reproduces a folder of public letters sent to the FAA Alaskan Region in Anchorage, mostly from March 1987 with a few from 1988 and 1989. Many writers say they heard about the materials on Paul Harvey's radio newscast. They ask for tapes, radar images, drawings and summary reports on the November 17, 1986 sighting by the crew of JAL Flight 1628 over Alaska. Several letters mention the FAA's mail-order kit of 20 items and ask about prices.

  • p. 56 …Thanking you in advance, Sarah Anderson

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Connie Sellers

521 Divine

Casper, Wyo 82601

FAA

BOX 14

Anchorage, Alaska

Gentlemen :

Paul Harvey, Newcastle, said on his radio program that you are sending out the details of the incident reported by a Japanese (I believe) airline pilot who saw an unidentified flying object. Said object was seen on your radar and other witnesses. It would greatly appreciate it if you could include me in your mailing of this material. I understand it is done as a public information service at no charge. If I am wrong and there is a fee please let me know how much it will be before you send it.

Enclosed Self-addressed Stamped envelope

Sincerely,

Ms. Connie Dallors

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