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UFO case file · UFO-32093

[BLANK] reported disc saucer observation — July 12, 1962

CE11962-07-12

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Case description

The principal claims of these organizations are that unidentified flying objects are interplanetary space craft and that the Air Force is withholding the information. Scientists and engineers, though experts in their own field, can temporarily misidentify some object or phenomena thus report- ing it as an unidentified flying object. This experience is related in Chapter IV, page 60 of his forthcoming book, THE WORLD OF FLYING SAUCERS, published by Doubleday. In most cases, witnesses have reported interference with vehicle ignition, lights, radio, etc. Because ball lightning usually occurs immediately following a severe thunder storm, such factors as wet ignition, atmospheric static, etc., may be the cause for the reported trouble. Further, the next edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica will carry an article on unidentified flying objects. The unidentified flying objects in the photographs taken at Salem, Massachusetts on July 16, 1952 have been evaluated as light reflections on the window through which the photos were taken. Air Force program that investigated unidentified flying objects (UFOs). It appears to be an official file copy of a document related to unidentified flying objects (UFOs) from Project Blue Book. OFFICIAL FILE COPY TDEW Unidentified Flying Objects Hq USAF SAF-01 3b (Mrs. Congressman Carl Vinson requested information from the USAF regarding the Unidentified Flying Objects program. OFFICIAL FILE COPY TDEW Unidentified Flying Objects 22 July 1963 AFSC(SCFA) Andrews AFB, Md.

Recorded details

Local time
1430 hours
Craft description
Light Formation; Disc / Saucer
Coordinate precision
LOCALITY
Date precision
EXACT_DAY

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