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Vv b0/ 165e Quxkixcdgxtf, Doyle L. Avery Observer, Atlanta Naval Air Base, Chamblee, Ga., while on duty at the observation tower on 26 July 48 about 2100 hours sighted a blue-white light traveling southeast from the northeast It was traveling very fast and maintained a uniform altitude (undetermined) and speed. It looked like a shooting star except for the fact that it maintained the same altitude. While under observation it then appeared to gain altitude and then turned sharply to the south. The weather was clear end still. There was no sound, Shortly after sighting the light several residents of the area called and reported seeing the same eaeg No flights left or arrived at the station after 1910 hours on 26 July 4g, Witnesses of bag eae who were interviewed made statements as follows: On 26 July 4 they were seated on the lawn of the Georgia School of Technology Housing Project at Chamblee, Ga, About 2045 hours Mrs. John Gall sighted a strange light and called it to the attention of her companions. The light appeared about the size of a football and was traveling southeast on a steady course. It was green and faded into a silver-colored tail, The light appecred eppeemid to lose altitude slowly mach the same as a plane coming in for a landing It appeared to fade away in flight as if extinguished, No sound wa d. Witnesses: Mr. & Mrs. Harold Shaw Mrs. Myrtle Renfroe “Mrs. John Gall