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• 34 30N176 30W Pacific unidentified aerial event — March 1964

  1964-03-01 · 34 30N176 30W Pacific · CE1

  On or during March 1964, at or near 34 30N176 30W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: LENGTH OF OBSERVATION Not reported 7.

• 34 35N163 03E radar-visual unidentified-object report — September 1962

  1962-09-01 · 34 35N163 03E · CE1

  On or during September 1962, at or near 34 35N163 03E, the source reports the following sequence: MET STAR OBSERVED AT 38,000 DEG. BRIGHT FLASHES OBSERVED AT TIME OF SIGHTING. SHB C 935 GEOCAS63763911 FILTY BUREAU DE PUMES 56 ZHR Y GR1252Z FP OS VICTOR TO RUHQOYCCPS USAP RUNA/CON

• 34 42N163 42E Pacific unidentified aerial event — July 1962

  1962-07-01 · 34 42N163 42E Pacific · CE1

  On or during July 1962, at or near 34 42N163 42E Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: HEADING SOUTH & MOVEMENT VISIBLE TO NAKED EYE OBSERVED FOR 2 MINS 7.

• 34 47N166 19W PACIFIC unidentified aerial event — September 1961

  1961-09-01 · 34 47N166 19W PACIFIC · CE1

  On or during September 1961, at or near 34 47N166 19W PACIFIC, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: White obj six and brightening flying erratically at 25,000 ft. Disappeared over horizon at 175° as aircraft 4 min flight observation with B-. Disap

• 34 55N164 05E Pacific unidentified aerial event — November 1964

  1964-11-01 · 34 55N164 05E Pacific · CE1

  Object disappeared and in flight from horizon to horizon in 20 seconds.

• 34 57N176 43W Pacific unidentified aerial event — March 1963

  1963-03-01 · 34 57N176 43W Pacific · CE1

  On or during March 1963, at or near 34 57N176 43W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: FAST OBJECT PASSED TO REAR OF ANOTHER OBJECT THEN SHOT UP AND OUT OF SIGHT ABOVE HORIZON 330 DEG AZ 11 DEG ELEV. DISAPPEARED INTO OVERCAST CLOUD TOPS AT 5000 FT.

• 3400n17400w PACIFIC reported light point observation — May 1961

  1961-05-01 · 3400n17400w PACIFIC · CE1

  On or during May 1961, at or near 3400n17400w PACIFIC, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Single bright light, sighted. Vanished below horizon at 0800°Z bearing 060° true. COMMENTS Space Track was queried to determine if the object sighted was a

• 3402N16417E FAREAST unidentified aerial event — June 1961

  1961-06-01 · 3402N16417E FAREAST · CE1

  On or during June 1961, at or near 3402N16417E FAREAST, the source reports the following sequence: GSA SIGHTED. OBJECT SIGHTED BY DUBIQ. CONTINUED TO TRACK ACROSS SKY TO LAST OBSERVED POSI BEARING WEST. NOTE: Translated copy of AP IN 10162 (1 June 51) referred to and left at 0103

• 3407N140 27 30EJapan unidentified aerial event — December 1960

  1960-12-01 · 3407N140 27 30EJapan · CE1

  On or during December 1960, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 3407N140 27 30EJapan. The surviving machine transcription does not yet yield a dependable beginning-to-end event sequence. The source text is retained in full for manual chronological reconstruction

• 3434N13215WPACIFIC radar-visual unidentified-object report — April 1961

  1961-04-01 · 3434N13215WPACIFIC · CE1

  On or during April 1961, at or near 3434N13215WPACIFIC, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF LIGHTING: Observation consisted of distinct bright luminous object, apparently attached to an aircraft, observed through ground radar. COMMENTS: Information reporte

• 34degrees N 12degrees W radar-visual unidentified-object report — August 24, 1952

  1952-08-24 · 34degrees N 12degrees W · CE1

  It is approximately 23:02 on 24 August 1952 while plotting a C-47 N/C on a training flight from Tanger to Casablanca, when through the cockpit windows, the navigator sighted a luminous trail on the surface of the sea. The trail was observed for approximately 2-3 minutes before it

• 34N1303NEJapan3512N1442SE 35N135E reported light formation observation — February 1960

  1960-02-01 · 34N1303NEJapan3512N1442SE 35N135E · CE1

  On or during February 1960, at or near 34N1303NEJapan3512N1442SE 35N135E, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: UFO sighted from 3 aircraft at locations over Iwojima. Apparent altitude 7,000 ft., observed as probable meteor by reporting officers. T

• 34N176W unidentified aerial event — January 1962

  1962-01-01 · 34N176W · CE1

  On or during January 1962, at or near 34N176W, the source reports the following sequence: WITH THE APPEARANCE of the constellation Orion and the brilliant neighbors such as Sirius, the dog star, and Aldebaran, the eye-catcher in the northwest, the sky-eye planets will hardly be n

• 35 00N127 00W Pacific unidentified aerial event — November 9, 1962

  1962-11-09 · 35 00N127 00W Pacific · CE1

  On or during November 9, 1962, at or near 35 00N127 00W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Explosion reported by a/c at 25,000. EXPLOSION OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT D.

• 35 00N48 00W ATLANTIC reported light point observation — March 1963

  1963-03-01 · 35 00N48 00W ATLANTIC · CE1

  On or during March 1963, at or near 35 00N48 00W ATLANTIC, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Object observed as a fast moving star-like object heading 060 dgr at 62 degrees elevation. SIGHTED BEARING 360 ALTITUDE 62 DEGREES, BEARING CONSTANT AL

• 35 00N48 00W unidentified aerial event — September 1958

  1958-09-01 · 35 00N48 00W · CE1

  On or during September 1958, at or near 35 00N48 00W, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Object flying at 20 deg elev on heading of 315 deg, bright white, no sound, disappeared at 020 deg into clouds. ACTION : GRN INFO : OOP AF IN : 6698 (17 SEP

• 35 02N48 15W Atlantic unidentified aerial event — August 1963

  1963-08-01 · 35 02N48 15W Atlantic · CE1

  On or during August 1963, at or near 35 02N48 15W Atlantic, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Satellite observed on course of 120 degrees. COMMENTS: Reported Satellite, no data - no further action. A3 IN : 32888 (25 AUG 63) ACTION: NIN-9 LENO :

• 35 04N144 10E Pacific unidentified aerial event — August 1962

  1962-08-01 · 35 04N144 10E Pacific · CE1

  On or during August 1962, at or near 35 04N144 10E Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: REMARKS: Object of last magnitude observed under observation in northerly flight for 15 minutes. SPEED SIGHTED BEARING 132 DEG TRUE DISAPPEARED BEARING 275 DEG TRUE VISIBLE FOR

• 35 05N152 06W Pacific reported light point observation — September 1963

  1963-09-01 · 35 05N152 06W Pacific · CE1

  On or during September 1963, at or near 35 05N152 06W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: SIGHTING SUMMARY: Moving rapidly from East to West, disappeared behind clouds at 4000 feet altitude. Disappeared behind clouds. CONCLUSIONS: Undetermined DEPARTMENT OF THE AI

• 35 06N 129 57W Pacific unidentified aerial event — January 1959

  1959-01-01 · 35 06N 129 57W Pacific · CE1

  On or during January 1959, at or near 35 06N 129 57W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: COURSE Flew Nest to East along horizon, disappeared over horizon. INCOMING ZECCHODC2992GRAN2849 ITYY RJEZ HO DE RJJZAW 38 PRIORITY TO RJEDDVG 1NG CARD ENT AFB RJJZAWCOR5 GLUSA

• 35 10N174 40W Pacific unidentified aerial event — May 1964

  1964-05-01 · 35 10N174 40W Pacific · CE1

  On or during May 1964, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 35 10N174 40W Pacific. The surviving machine transcription does not yet yield a dependable beginning-to-end event sequence. The source text is retained in full for manual chronological reconstruction agai

• 35 20N174 09W Pacific unidentified aerial event — July 1963

  1963-07-01 · 35 20N174 09W Pacific · CE1

  Lasted from TV sking whiteness was observed.

• 35 28N176 40W reported triangle delta observation — April 1964

  1964-04-01 · 35 28N176 40W · CE1

  On or during April 1964, at or near 35 28N176 40W, the source reports the following sequence: NONE NOTE: Advance copy to XOPX, NIN, DIA Readdressed to CIA DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH INCOMING AF IN : 15356 (30 APR 64) HO/AB PAGE 1 OF 2 INFO : NIN-7, XOP-1, XO

• 35 2N173 9W PACIFIC unidentified aerial event — November 1961

  1961-11-01 · 35 2N173 9W PACIFIC · CE1

  On or during November 1961, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 35 2N173 9W PACIFIC. The source describes the observation type as 5. SOURCE. It records 8. COURSE as the number of objects. The reported duration was 7. NUMBER OF OBJECTS.

• 35 38N176 23W Pacific unidentified aerial event — July 1963

  1963-07-01 · 35 38N176 23W Pacific · CE1

  Observed as object. OBJECT SIGHTED INITIAL TO THE WESXXX-RESERVED TRAVELING ON SSE COURSE UNTIL FADED JUST ABOVE HORIZON AT TIME 231520 9. OBJECT SIGHTED INITIALLY TO THE WEST. OBSERVED TRAVELING ON SSE COURSE UNTIL FADED JUST ABOVE HORIZON AT TIME 0812Z 9.

• 35 45N174 15W Pacific unidentified aerial event — February 1965

  1965-02-01 · 35 45N174 15W Pacific · CE1

  On or during February 1965, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 35 45N174 15W Pacific. The surviving machine transcription does not yet yield a dependable beginning-to-end event sequence. The source text is retained in full for manual chronological reconstruction

• 35 50N161 00E unidentified aerial event — April 1964

  1964-04-01 · 35 50N161 00E · CE1

  On or during April 1964, at or near 35 50N161 00E, the source reports the following sequence: LENGTH OF OBSERVATION: Not Reported 7. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Object reported as Space Reentry observed from BOAC Airlines, Entry at 15 deg elevation in flight from East to West. NOT

• 35 MI Southeast / Seal I., Ns submerged-object report — October 23, 1952

  1952-10-23 · 35 MI SOUTHEAST / SEAL I., NS, NAT, Atlantic Ocean + islands · CE1

  Fiery object bobs / sea.

• 350mi NEJacksonville Georgia North Carolina reported light formation observation — March 9, 1957

  1957-03-09 · 350mi NEJacksonville Georgia North Carolina, South Carolina, United States · CE1

  On or during March 9, 1957, at or near 350mi NEJacksonville Georgia North Carolina, South Carolina, United States, the source reports the following sequence: PAGE 1 OF 2 PAGES SUBJECT: Unidentified Flying Object TO: Director of Intelligence Headquarters USAF Washington 25, D.C. D

• 3525N13927E FAREAST unidentified aerial event — July 1961

  1961-07-01 · 3525N13927E FAREAST · CE1

  Moved at very high speed, left faint trail. It left a faint trail, moving from horizon to horizon in approximately 3 min. UNCLAS EFTO 22/543 C CC 48 RT PP RJDSEE DE RJAPVR 19A PP 22999 FM SRD BCBMS UG YOKOTA AB JAPAN TO RJDSZ/ATIC WPAFB OHIO INFO RJAPAN/SAP GUAM AS JAPAN EHUMPMAA

• 3526N14155EFAREAST reported light point observation — May 1961

  1961-05-01 · 3526N14155EFAREAST · CE1

  On or during May 1961, at or near 3526N14155EFAREAST, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Bright light leaving long blue trail was sighted. AT 11.000FT, AN OBJECT LEAVING LONG BLUE-WHITE STREAKS WAS SIGHTED.

• 3530N13130W350mi Wof Los Angeles reported aerial observation — December 1960

  1960-12-01 · 3530N13130W350mi Wof Los Angeles, California, United States · CE1

  On or during December 1960, at or near 3530N13130W350mi Wof Los Angeles, California, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Sighted an unusual object with above average speed and altitude that accelerated away at a fantastic speed. It

• 3550N12540W PACIFIC radar-visual unidentified-object report — April 24, 1961

  1961-04-24 · 3550N12540W PACIFIC · CE1

  Object was tracked on radar and visually observed.

• 35N 18W Mediterranean Sea reported close encounter — July 8, 1966

  1966-07-08 · 35N 18W Mediterranean Sea · CE1

  To whom it may Concern: Dear Sir: This letter may be of some interest to you and for publication: On July 8, 1966 at latitude 35.3 N and longitude 13.3 E (Mediterranean Sea) approximately at 5300 min time while standing my sea watch on the African Lagoon I noticed a bright star j

• 35N131 15W Pacific unidentified aerial event — September 1956

  1956-09-01 · 35N131 15W Pacific · CE1

  On or during September 1956, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 35N131 15W Pacific. The surviving machine transcription does not yet yield a dependable beginning-to-end event sequence. The source text is retained in full for manual chronological reconstruction a

• 35N174W Pacific unidentified aerial event — March 1964

  1964-03-01 · 35N174W Pacific · CE1

  On or during March 1964, at or near 35N174W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: LENGTH OF OBSERVATION: Not Reported 8. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Possible satellite observed from Military overhead, Altitude unknown, speed unk, flight North to South. COMMENTS: Obje

• 35N174W Pacific unidentified aerial event — September 1962

  1962-09-01 · 35N174W Pacific · CE1

  Air Force program that investigated unidentified flying objects (UFOs).

• 36 00N141 4SEJapan unidentified aerial event — May 1959

  1959-05-01 · 36 00N141 4SEJapan · CE1

  The "CONCLUSIONS" section lists potential conclusions about the nature of the observed objects, such as whether they were balloons, aircraft, astronomical objects, or other unidentified phenomena. EHG TO OBSERVATION 575 HAG FLEW 53 DEG.

• 36 00N1x6 22 E W Pacific reported light point observation — October 1964

  1964-10-01 · 36 00N1x6 22 E W Pacific · CE1

  Object moved in a northwest to southeast direction and final position at 20 deg elevation, ending at 2344Z.

• 36 10N174 00W Pacific unidentified aerial event — April 1964

  1964-04-01 · 36 10N174 00W Pacific · CE1

  On or during April 1964, at or near 36 10N174 00W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: LENGTH OF OBSERVATION: not reported 8. Possibly satellite based on reported characteristics.