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Incident a> ¢ At 2220 hours, local time, 23 Bow 46, Capt Slater saw an object in the air Girectly exst of Farstenfeldbruck at an unknown altitude, It looked like a reddish star and was moving in a southerly direction across Munich tarning slightly to the South-West end then South-Bast. Speed could have been between 2OO and 500 MPR. Actual speed could not be estimated. Capt Slater called Base Operations from his barracks and they notified Racecard OF Station who reported nothing on the scope but st ted they would look, Raceoard Station then called Base Operations to report am unidentified object 27,000 ft up some 30 miles south of Munich, Later Racecard Station called Capt Slater to reoort that the object was climbing and was then believed to .e at 40,000 ft altitude about 40 wiles south of Munich and was circling. There were no F-80's (Jets) flying on this night. Capt Slater (an F-20 pflet) is considered completely reliable and the facts st-ted above were verified by Capt Darwin R. Addis 23rd Fighter Sq (also an P80 pilot) who ws with Copt Slater at the time of the sighting.