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Minot November/Oscar Flight Color-Changing Light Reports

September 14, 1966Minot AFB missile field, North Dakota, United States

The book cites Air Force witness statements and an Air Police desk blotter describing an early-morning light seen by November- and Oscar-Flight personnel, including reports of changing green, orange and red coloration. Base Operations was reportedly asked to try to locate the object on radar; the cited passage does not establish a confirmed radar track.

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Encounter · Reported Encounter Observation

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CLAIM-710008reported
“For September 14, 1966 the book cites Air Force witness statements describing a bright light first reported by a November-Flight maintenance team and then observed by personnel at Oscar-7, where it was described as changing from green to orange to red or as a bright green light with flashing red/orange light around it.”
Faded Giant: The 1967 Missile/UFO Incidents
SRC-007100 · September 14, 1966 November/Oscar Flight witness statements and desk-blotter material; uploaded PDF pp. 19-19
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Encounter · Faded Giant Documentary Record

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CLAIM-710009reported
“The cited September 14 material says Minot Base Operations was notified and was trying to locate the reported object on radar. The passage does not state that a radar target was positively acquired.”
Faded Giant: The 1967 Missile/UFO Incidents
SRC-007100 · September 14 Base Operations radar-location attempt; uploaded PDF pp. 19-19
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