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Old 15th November 2019, 12:23
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Re: Dutch Meteor Collision 10.07.52 at Baarn, Netherlands

Paul,
In short: Meteors were flying 3 x 3. When Soesterberg came in sight the formation leader ordered to go fly in line. When so doing I-135 and I-136 hit each other.


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