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GOC and Radar Track Orange Object across White Plains Sector

Late August or early September 1954White Plains Filter Center region, New York / Connecticut / New Jersey, United States

Former Ground Observer Corps supervisor James C. Beatty recalled a large orange object tracked visually across the sector while two radar stations reportedly maintained an electronic fix and interceptors were scrambled.

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Encounter · Reported Encounter Observation

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CLAIM-689163reported
“Former Ground Observer Corps supervisor James C. Beatty recalled a large orange object tracked visually across the sector while two radar stations reportedly maintained an electronic fix and interceptors were scrambled.”
The UFO Evidence
SRC-002107 · GOC and Radar Track Orange Object across White Plains Sector encounter narrative; uploaded PDF pp. 110-111
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Hall Officials & Citizens Dossier · Hall Phase 04 Source Description

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CLAIM-689133reported
“Hall opens Section VII with reports from police, civil-defense/Ground Observer Corps personnel, public officials and other citizens.”
The UFO Evidence
SRC-002107 · Section opening and witness-category survey; uploaded PDF pp. 102-102
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White Plains GOC Radar-Visual Track (1954) · Hall Phase 04 Source Description

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CLAIM-689162reported
“The radar fixes and interceptor scramble are retrospective claims in Hall; the original radar records, logs and scramble documentation are not separately ingested here.”
The UFO Evidence
SRC-002107 · White Plains GOC Radar-Visual Track (1954) source description; uploaded PDF pp. 110-111
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