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This FAA release, obtained through The Black Vault, collects material on the radar data from Japan Air Lines Flight 1628 over Alaska on November 17, 1986. It includes a March 5, 1987 explanation by FAA public affairs officer Paul Steucke, a February 1987 Airway Facilities memo, and Dennis Simantel's analysis attributing the returns to uncorrelated primary and beacon targets, considered normal. It also contains regenerated radar image photos and a Philadelphia Inquirer magazine article on the sighting and the FAA's inconclusive review.
“Japan Air Lines Flight 1628”2 pages
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.THE UFO THAT CAN'-J'Bi: EXPIJ
F or nearly an hotir, ahuge, unrecognizable something, perforining
amazing maneuvers, followed JAL Flight No. 1628 over Alaska~
Veteran pilots saw it. Three differnnt radar scopes tracked it.
· And once it disappeared, it still wasn't gone ... ·
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