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This Black Vault release contains FAA Alaskan Region correspondence and an order form for records on the Japan Air Lines Flight 1628 unidentified traffic sighting of November 17, 1986. A May 14, 1987 letter points requesters to an NTIS report, and a February 21, 1987 letter from Public Affairs Officer Paul Steucke introduces the itemized list. That list covers crew interview transcripts, Captain Terauchi's statements and drawings, air traffic control transcripts and tapes, radar data, and news releases.
LIST OF RECORDS AVAILABLE ORDER FORM for JAL FLIGHT 1628 UNIDENTIFIED TRAFFIC SIGHTING NOVEMBER 18, 1986 UTC (The event occurred on November 17, 1986 Alaska Standard Time) PLEASE MARK ITEMS DESIRED. Q$194.30 Complete package of all written records and photographs plus all tape recordings. Q $94. 30 Complete package of written records and photographs only. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 $5.05 Complete Inspection/Investigator (Flight Standards) package, includes items 1 through 9. $0.30 1. $0.45 2. $0.30 3. $0.40 4. $1. 15 5. $1.10 6. FAA Form 8020-5, Aircraft Incident Record. (Brief summary statement, submitted by Flight Standards Division, January 26, 1987) (2 pages) FAA Form 3112, Inspection and Surveillance Record; notes by Inspector Jack Wright after interview of pilot and crew, i1/17/86. (3 pages written plus 2 pages drawings) FAA Form 1600-32-1, Notes of interview with all three crew members of JAL Flight 1628; completed by Security Inspector Ronald E. Mickle, 11/17/86. (2 pages) FAA Form 1600-32-1, Notes on interview with all three crew members of JAL Flight 1628, map, and drawing by the pilot; completed by Special Agent James Derry, 11/17/ 86. (4 pages) Transcript of Interview with Captain Terauchi, 1/2/87, by Richard Gordon, manager of flight standards district office in Anchorage. ( 19 pages) Writt e n Statement and Dr awing by Captain Terauchi; in Japanes e . ( 16 pages writt e n, plus 2 pages drawings) -more-
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