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E-009547LANDMARK CASE · HIGH CORROBORATIONDATE PRECISION: exactRECORD COMPLETENESS: 100%

Melville Grumman Engineer Windowed Disc / Ground Beam

October 2, 1967Melville area, New York, United States

A Grumman engineer reported a white disc-like object with window-like details and a beam directed at the ground; its timing relative to headlight signaling was interpreted by the witness as responsive.

// LINKED CLASSIFICATIONS:Disc / Saucer(C-000253)→Scientific & Observational Types(P-000101)→
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Encounter · Hall Volume II Encounter Claim

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CLAIM-952019reported
“A Grumman engineer reported a white disc-like object with window-like features and a ground-directed beam, with behavior he interpreted as responding to headlights.”
The UFO Evidence, Volume II: A Thirty-Year Report
SRC-009500 · October 2, 1967 Melville case; uploaded PDF pp. 176-176
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Hall Volume II Scientists-and-Technicians Witness Framework · Hall Volume II Source Framework

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CLAIM-952001reported
“Hall uses reports by scientists, engineers and technicians to challenge the claim that UFO witnesses are generally untrained or incapable of identifying ordinary aerial phenomena.”
The UFO Evidence, Volume II: A Thirty-Year Report
SRC-009500 · Scientists and Technicians witness-class framing; uploaded PDF pp. 164-183 · PRIMARY SOURCE
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Hall Volume II Scientists-and-Technicians Witness Framework · Hall Volume II Recurring Feature

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CLAIM-952002reported
“The section repeats structured-object descriptions, controlled maneuvers, E-M effects, directed light, trace claims and instrument-associated events across technical witnesses.”
The UFO Evidence, Volume II: A Thirty-Year Report
SRC-009500 · Recurring patterns across Section IV; uploaded PDF pp. 164-183 · PRIMARY SOURCE
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