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| Case File DBA-135976A Subject: Tanzer, David Location: Charlotte, VT Date: 12-27-2002 Comments: First cloudhopper flight. Unusual cold tolerance. Excessive fun? Maintain surveillance. |
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| Case File DDS-123127W Subject: Goddard, John Location: Griffin, GA; Albuquerque, NM Date: 10-12-2002 (?) Comments: Code name "SmileMaker". Abductees probed for dental caries.
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| Update (2-6-2003): Vehicle is often observed near to water, perhaps due to need to rinse and spit. |

Case File MKAS-329468 |
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| Comments: Code name "Miss Kathy Ann's Starship".
Searching West Virginia for cow paddy laden fields to land in as opposed to general land
cover of trees. Conjecture: Advanced avionics permits flight in low visibility conditions, such as night and fog. |
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Appears friendly. |
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Case
File RB-53659776 |
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File SP-325946A Subject: MacNutt, Phil Location: Austin, TX Date: Unknown |
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ASA/PUP
intelligence analysts struck by similarities to 1964 Stanley Kubrick
film. However, upon closer inspection, it was determined that
the metallic cylinder is probably not a nuclear device. |
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Case File NM-88001 Conjecture: |
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| Pursuant to the Aerostation Security Act of 1948, you are required to report all cloudhopper sightings to the Undersecretary for Poorly Understood Phenomena, Aerostation Security Administration. Provide photographic documentation and all other case file detail. |
