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This NICAP-hosted compilation of Project Blue Book records covers the Air Force investigation of policeman Lonnie Zamora's 24 April 1964 sighting at Socorro, New Mexico. It includes Foreign Technology Division teletypes, a resume and narrative of the sighting, Capt Hector Quintanilla's memos, and letters to Project Cloud Gap and the FAA. Investigators found no radiation, no foreign material in soil samples, and no helicopter or radar explanation. They concluded that a real object was seen, possibly a VTOL or lunar module type vehicle, and left the case open.
“Socorro, New Mexico”12 pages
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# FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY 5300 South Portland Avenue Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73119 JUN 2 1964 IN REPLY REFER TO: FS-970 AIR MAIL Eric T. de Jonckheere Colonel, USAF Deputy for Technology and Subsystems Air Force Systems Command Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio Dear Sir: In reply to your inquiry of May 27, 1964, we are unable to furnish any information as to the type markings you submitted for our examination. United States registration markings for civil aircraft are preceded by the alpha "N" followed by one-to-five digits, one-to-four digits followed by one letter, or one-to-three digits followed by two letters, displayed in twelve-inch characters. We have no knowledge of any particular country using symbols as reference to their registration. If we may be of further assistance, please let us know. Sincerely yours, Jay H. Moody, Manager Control Systems Data Establishment
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