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• 36 20N174 41W Pacific unidentified aerial event — June 1962

  1962-06-01 · 36 20N174 41W Pacific · CE1

  On or during June 1962, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 36 20N174 41W 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 aga

• 36 25N155 52E Pacific unidentified aerial event — June 1963

  1963-06-01 · 36 25N155 52E Pacific · CE1

  On or during June 1963, at or near 36 25N155 52E Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: LENGTH OF OBSERVATION: Not reported 10. ONE SIGHTED E.

• 36 32N174 02W Pacific unidentified aerial event — March 1963

  1963-03-01 · 36 32N174 02W Pacific · CE1

  On or during March 1963, at or near 36 32N174 02W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: SPACE BORN OBJECT, SMALL AND CIRCULAR, RESEMBLING BRIGHT STAR TRACKED THRU 30 DEGREES OF ARC FROM 192 DEGREES TRUE TO 132 DEGREES TRUE 4.

• 36 3N73 55W ATLANTIC unidentified aerial event — September 1955

  1955-09-01 · 36 3N73 55W ATLANTIC · CE1

  On or during September 1955, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 36 3N73 55W ATLANTIC. 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

• 36 40N173 15W Pacific unidentified aerial event — August 1964

  1964-08-01 · 36 40N173 15W Pacific · CE1

  On or during August 1964, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 36 40N173 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

• 36 4DEGN176 1DEGW unidentified aerial event — September 1964

  1964-09-01 · 36 4DEGN176 1DEGW · CE1

  On or during September 1964, at or near 36 4DEGN176 1DEGW, the source reports the following sequence: : Possible Satellite observed to South or observer at 50 degrees elevation, usually part of satellite passes in excess of 1,000 mph.

• 36 50N152 50W Pacific unidentified aerial event — January 1965

  1965-01-01 · 36 50N152 50W Pacific · CE1

  On or during January 1965, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 36 50N152 50W 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

• 36 50N175 50W unidentified aerial event — July 1964

  1964-07-01 · 36 50N175 50W · CE1

  On or during July 1964, at or near 36 50N175 50W, the source reports the following sequence: 0245 I SIGHTED 162 DEGREES FROM OBSERVER. 22/1455Z VERY HIGH WEST TO EAST VERY HIGH SPEED OBSERVED FOR A PERIOD OF TWO MIN.

• 36 55N76 00 Atlantic reported egg oval observation — November 6, 1953

  1953-11-06 · 36 55N76 00 Atlantic · CE1

  On or during November 6, 1953, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 36 55N76 00 Atlantic. 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 reconstructi

• 36.55N 76.00 unidentified-object report — November 20, 1953

  1953-11-20 · 36.55N 76.00 (Atlantic), International waters · CE1

  Silver Egg Observed By Navy Unit

• 3617N12547W PACIFIC unidentified aerial event — March 1961

  1961-03-01 · 3617N12547W PACIFIC · CE1

  Both obj moved away and appeared to disappear. WHITE - TURNED ORANGE JUST PRIOR TO DISAPPEARING; (4). LONG OBJECT FOLLOWED SHORT OBJECT. CHJIUSHMXG THAILAND NOT ADDEE PASS INFO TO ADM FELT AS ALFA 49 Y 210523Z FM YYJR TO YYJR INFO MEDP HELO OJGW SNOW SSMW GR33 BT UNCLAS CIVILS RE

• 3630N13945E FAREAST unidentified aerial event — September 14, 1961

  1961-09-14 · 3630N13945E FAREAST · CE1

  On or during September 14, 1961, at or near 3630N13945E FAREAST, the source reports the following sequence: CONCLUSIONS Was probably a reflection Was Meteorj Was Aircraft Was Balloon Was Unidentified This report describes an unidentified aerial object observed visually on Septemb

• 3635N6745W ATLANTIC radar-visual unidentified-object report — February 1961

  1961-02-01 · 3635N6745W ATLANTIC · CE1

  Magnetic heading (azimuth): Disappeared 270°. Disappeared 270°. Speed on radar was reported to be 1200 mph. Elevation angle slowly elevated from 270 to 0 degrees and it disappeared. What elevation was reported, is unknown. UFO REPORT- PER PARAGRAPH 12, AFR 200-2, UFO SIGHTING IS

• 3648N12418Wand3449N12438W PACIFIC unidentified aerial event — September 1961

  1961-09-01 · 3648N12418Wand3449N12438W PACIFIC · CE1

  On or during September 1961, at or near 3648N12418Wand3449N12438W PACIFIC, the source reports the following sequence: SECOND OBJECT WAS ON A 120 DEGREE HEADING BUT APPEARED TO BE COMING ALMOST STRAIGHT DOWN OBJECT DISAPPEARED BELOW THE AIRCRAFT. FIRST OBJECT FADED, SECOND OBJECT

• 36deg40N 130deg50E FAREAST radar-visual unidentified-object report — January 2, 1951

  1951-01-02 · 36deg40N 130deg50E FAREAST · CE1

  Adair Major, USAF Chief, Electronics Section Technical Analysis Division CTG 96.2 COMNAVFE 1 CDR SQUADRON ELECTRONICS OFFICER IN PATRON 12 MARINER SAM ENROUTE ASP MISSION FOR CTE 93-11 OBSERVED AND TRACKED HIGH SPEED AIR TARGET AT 090525: POSIT 34-05 129-31: TARGET INITIALLY OBSE

• 37 00N173 30W PACIFIC radar-visual unidentified-object report — November 1963

  1963-11-01 · 37 00N173 30W PACIFIC · CE1

  On or during November 1963, at or near 37 00N173 30W PACIFIC, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Circular and slow-moving object traveling at high altitude, object appeared to change in size, disappeared from scope. COMMENTS: Observed on radar s

• 37 12N173 12W unidentified aerial event — October 1962

  1962-10-01 · 37 12N173 12W · CE1

  On or during October 1962, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 37 12N173 12W. 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 against

• 37 20N124 08W Pacific reported light formation observation — September 8, 1962

  1962-09-08 · 37 20N124 08W Pacific · CE1

  On or during September 8, 1962, at or near 37 20N124 08W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: NO CASE (INFORMATION ONLY) 6 SEP 63 File: 1962, Mystery Lights Aboard Ship On 17 June, 1962, officlals at the US Naval Base at Subic, Philippine Islands, reported to the N

• 3735N0914W ATLANTIC unidentified aerial event — March 1961

  1961-03-01 · 3735N0914W ATLANTIC · CE1

  Disappeared below horizon at 19:46:00z. Disappeared below horizon at 19:46:00z. 151942Z PASSED 45 MINS BELOW RIGEL. 151952Z PASSED 33 DEGS BELOW SIRIUS. 151955Z DISAPPEARED AT ALT 12 DEGS BEARING 161 DEGS BT 15/2132Z

• 3742N0042E MEDSEA unidentified aerial event — May 1961

  1961-05-01 · 3742N0042E MEDSEA · CE1

  On or during May 1961, at or near 3742N0042E MEDSEA, the source reports the following sequence: COMMENTS: It is possible the object observed in nature including a constellation or other natural phenomenon.

• 38 00N161 00W34 55N154 40E PACIFIC unidentified aerial event — September 1961

  1961-09-01 · 38 00N161 00W34 55N154 40E PACIFIC · CE1

  Observed to be maneuvering with the center missing and the object disappearing and reappearing irregularly, darker than rim around ring.

• 38 01N173 15W unidentified aerial event — August 1962

  1962-08-01 · 38 01N173 15W · CE1

  On or during August 1962, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 38 01N173 15W. 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 against t

• 38 02N42 38W Atlantic unidentified aerial event — May 1964

  1964-05-01 · 38 02N42 38W Atlantic · CE1

  On or during May 1964, at or near 38 02N42 38W Atlantic, the source reports the following sequence: LENGTH OF OBSERVATION: NOT REPORTED 8. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Bright flying object at medium alt in flight from NW to SE. CONCLUSIONS: D Was Balloon Probably Balloon Was Airbor

• 38 30N175 20W Pacific unidentified aerial event — December 1963

  1963-12-01 · 38 30N175 20W Pacific · CE1

  On or during December 1963, at or near 38 30N175 20W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: COMMENTS: Object observed satellite by witness, who data not available. SIGHTED BY THREE OBSERVERS. SIGHTED BY THREE OBSERVERS. Was anyone else with you at the time you saw th

• 38 30N74 20W Atlantic radar-visual unidentified-object report — January 1962

  1962-01-01 · 38 30N74 20W Atlantic · CE1

  On or during January 1962, at or near 38 30N74 20W Atlantic, the source reports the following sequence: COMMENTS: This report is evaluative and indicates that the object observed was bright and target acquired by GCA and the Norfolk radar. AP IN : 3437 (15 JAN 62) ACTN: CTN-17 IN

• 38 44N44 45WAtlantic Ocean reported light point observation — October 1961

  1961-10-01 · 38 44N44 45WAtlantic Ocean · CE1

  On or during October 1961, at or near 38 44N44 45WAtlantic Ocean, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: UFO observed by GCI radarscope,bright light moving in south to north direction,2 min later paint object with faded, yellowish color passed along

• 38 48N123 16E Yellow Sea reported disc saucer observation — October 13, 1951

  1951-10-13 · 38 48N123 16E Yellow Sea · CE1

  Accelerated and decelerated to maintain same interval between source and observer. The object, saucer-shaped, was observed visually and with binoculars. No exhaust or propulsion system was observed. The object accelerated rapidly and sped out of sight. No other aircraft or meteor

• 38 5N72 5W ATLANTIC unidentified aerial event — November 1963

  1963-11-01 · 38 5N72 5W ATLANTIC · CE1

  On or during November 1963, at or near 38 5N72 5W ATLANTIC, the source reports the following sequence: STRIP SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Vertically from surface to surface, Observed estimated distance 25-30 miles. BOAC SPEED RTRD 492 PILOT SIGHTED GREEN ROCKET FR: 25 TO 32 MILES. ROCKET

• 3800N5430WIn Atlantic Ocean reported cigar cylinder observation — April 1958

  1958-04-01 · 3800N5430WIn Atlantic Ocean · CE1

  On or during April 1958, at or near 3800N5430WIn Atlantic Ocean, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Object reported like a balloon, did not appear to be dropping or falling. PHONE RECEIVED THIS WAS MASTER SS COCLE, PANAMA, REPORTED SIGING CIGAR S

• 3853N7951WELKINS unidentified aerial event — March 1961

  1961-03-01 · 3853N7951WELKINS, West Virginia, United States · CE1

  On or during March 1961, at or near 3853N7951WELKINS, West Virginia, United States, the source reports the following sequence: 0bj disappeared while in sight.

• 3854N7710WArlington reported light formation observation — February 1961

  1961-02-01 · 3854N7710WArlington, Virginia, United States · CE1

  No peculiar shape or motion, hovered for short time then shot away to horizon in SW until disappeared 80° above horizon in 15 sec. Information relating to UFOS will be reported without delay.

• 3855N 9540E reported light point observation — January 1961

  1961-01-01 · 3855N 9540E, Kansas, United States · CE1

  Disappeared at 35° above horizon and reappeared at 15° above horizon in NE. DESCRIPTION OF COURSE OF OBJECT: (1) OBSERVED ATTENTION ATTRACTED BY BRIGHT LIGHT. (2) FIRST OBSERVED AT NINETY DEGREES ABOVE HORIZON AND AZIMUTH TWO HUNDRED FIFTY DEGREES. (3) LAST OBSERVED AT TEN DEGREE

• 3855N119 57WNevada Sof Reno unidentified aerial event — July 1961

  1961-07-01 · 3855N119 57WNevada Sof Reno · CE1

  On or during July 1961, at or near 3855N119 57WNevada Sof Reno, the source reports the following sequence: THEN TWO OF THE THREE OBJECTS DEPARTED IN DIRECTION SO TO NW. NO UNIDENTIFIED OBJECTS SIGHTED.

• 38N135W Pacific reported light formation observation — September 1965

  1965-09-01 · 38N135W Pacific · CE1

  On or during September 1965, at or near 38N135W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: PHYSICAL EVIDENCE: NONE UNCLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH INCOMING MESSAGE AF IN: 1.1927 (28SEP55) P/R/J ACTION: VEN-7 INFORMATION: XOPX-8, SAFOJ-3, NSA

• 39 08N175 05W unidentified aerial event — November 1964

  1964-11-01 · 39 08N175 05W · CE1

  On or during November 1964, at or near 39 08N175 05W, the source reports the following sequence: DER SIGHTED GREEN FLARE AT 25 DEG POSITION ANGLE.

• 39 30N172 30W Pacific unidentified aerial event — February 1963

  1963-02-01 · 39 30N172 30W Pacific · CE1

  On or during February 1963, at or near 39 30N172 30W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Object sighted moving erratically at 20 deg above horizon, object disappeared at 20 deg below horizon.

• 39 35N126 35W Pacific radar-visual unidentified-object report — October 3, 1965

  1965-10-03 · 39 35N126 35W Pacific · CE1

  Object was observed 10 minutes.

• 39 38N172 30W PACIFIC radar-visual unidentified-object report — June 17, 1963

  1963-06-17 · 39 38N172 30W PACIFIC · CE1

  On or during June 17, 1963, at or near 39 38N172 30W PACIFIC, the source reports the following sequence: LENGTH OF OBSERVATION: Not reported 8. This would place the Satellite at about 47 deg North latitude 170 deg W longitude at the time reported for this observation.

• 39 42N127 32W Pacific unidentified radar-target report — October 1965

  1965-10-01 · 39 42N127 32W Pacific · CE1

  On or during October 1965, at or near 39 42N127 32W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: Still, observer's attention attracted by light emitted from object. OBSERVER'S ATTENTION ATTRACTED BY LIGHT EMITTED FROM OBJECT 2. VERTICAL TEMP GRADIENT - STABLE LAYERS SURFAC

• 39 9N152 6E Pacific radar-visual unidentified-object report — June 1963

  1963-06-01 · 39 9N152 6E Pacific · CE1

  On or during June 1963, at or near 39 9N152 6E Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Flying object emitting irregular flashing lights, did not appear to be on straight course. Passed slightly in flight from west to east at high altitude. Fl