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Central Texas Sequential Light Array Reports

November 18, 2009Central Texas multi-town region, Texas, United States

Eight regional narratives describing bright orange/amber/white lights appearing in straight lines and fading sequentially over about one hour.

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Encounter · New Insights case observation

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CLAIM-216326reported
“Eight regional narratives described bright orange/amber/white lights appearing in straight-line groups, fading sequentially and reappearing nearby between about 7:00 and 8:05 p.m.”
Inside the U.S. Government Covert UFO Program: New Insights
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 160-164; printed pp. 150-154
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CLAIM-216328reported
“Dashboard imagery was referenced and some witnesses reported military jets; one noted routine military flare/chaff activity around Lake Proctor. The excerpt does not resolve the regional reports as military flares.”
Inside the U.S. Government Covert UFO Program: New Insights
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 161-164; printed pp. 151-154
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Central Texas Sequential Light Arrays (2009) · New Insights reported subject characteristics

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Central Texas Sequential Light Array Reports (November 18, 2009): Evidence Dossier & Witness Reports | ANOMALY | ANOMALY UAP Archive & Controlled Vocabulary