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• 40 40N174 30W Pacific unidentified aerial event — October 9, 1963

  1963-10-09 · 40 40N174 30W Pacific · CE1

  On or during October 9, 1963, at or near 40 40N174 30W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: OBSERVED FROM POSITION LAT 40-40N LONG 174-30W IST DEGREES TRUE IS DEGREES ABOVE HORIZON DISTANCE UNKNOWN. NONE PT NOTE: ADVANCED COPIES SENT TO DIA-OIIC, NOPC, RTN, RETURNE

• 40 55N46 48W unidentified aerial event — April 1962

  1962-04-01 · 40 55N46 48W · CE1

  It was observed at an altitude of approximately 30,000 feet and at an azimuth of 330 degrees. SIGHTED ONE WHITE BRIGHT OBJECT INTENSITY GREATER THAN FIVE MAGNITUDE STAR. POSITION-LAT 4953N LONG 4648W TIME SIGHTED EXTREMELY HIGH ALTITUDE. OBJECT SIGHTED BEARING 330 DEGREES.

• 40 MI East / Edwards Air Force Base, CA triangular or delta-shaped object report — March 12, 1988

  1988-03-12 · 40 MI EAST / EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, CA, California, United States · CE1

  V-bright white box-shape.

• 40 MI South / Muroc Army Air Base, CA disc or spherical object report — July 8, 1947

  1947-07-08 · 40 MI SOUTH / MUROC ARMY AIR BASE, CA, California, United States · CE1

  F51 pilot / 20K' altitude.

• 40 MI With Miami, FL disc or spherical object report — January 30, 1984

  1984-01-30 · 40 MI WITH MIAMI, FL, Florida, United States · CE1

  9+several separate observer(s).

• 4000N17500WNof Midway Island reported light formation observation — December 17, 1960

  1960-12-17 · 4000N17500WNof Midway Island · CE1

  Information reported is limited in nature, precluding an evaluation.

• 40075N17305W PACIFIC unidentified aerial event — December 1961

  1961-12-01 · 40075N17305W PACIFIC · CE1

  On or during December 1961, at or near 40075N17305W PACIFIC, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Round Obj, size, 2 to 3 times full moon, no trail, no sound, observed at 30° Elev., 230° Azy, object assumed to be Echo I. Satellite Echo I object as

• 400mi Northwest / Azores unidentified-light report — September 26, 1952

  1952-09-26 · 400MI NORTHWEST / AZORES, Azores, Atlantic Ocean + islands · CE1

  Project Bluebook Case #2126.

• 400Mi Wof Monterey reported disc saucer observation — July 29, 1956

  1956-07-29 · 400Mi Wof Monterey, California, United States · CE1

  On or during July 29, 1956, at or near 400Mi Wof Monterey, California, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Flying object, bright, white, changed speed & color, disc-shaped 8.

• 400Miles South Of Minneapolis unidentified aerial event — June 1954

  1954-06-01 · 400Miles South Of Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States · CE1

  On or during June 1954, at or near 400Miles South Of Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Following a visual observation, the observer reported seeing an unidentified bright object moving rapidly at a high al

• 4020N 14210EMisawa AB Japanand reported light formation observation — March 1961

  1961-03-01 · 4020N 14210EMisawa AB Japanand · CE1

  Object extremely large and brilliant in color, was falling vertically downward at a steep angle with one steady glow, changed to greenish-blue to orange as it fell, NO other details observed. PILOT SAID OBJECT APPEARED SHARP IN FRONT BEHIND HIM GIM THEN TRAVELED IN AN ARC OUT FRO

• 4032N16659W PACIFIC reported sphere orb observation — December 1961

  1961-12-01 · 4032N16659W PACIFIC · CE1

  On or during December 1961, at or near 4032N16659W PACIFIC, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Round obj, size of planet, sighted 20-25 deg, 210 az. Disappeared suddenly, 195 deg az. A LOCK OUT SIGHTED B. SIGHTED ROUND OBJECT RELATIVE SIZE OF PL

• 4044N6440WESEof Nantucket Island radar-visual unidentified-object report — December 8, 1960

  1960-12-08 · 4044N6440WESEof Nantucket Island, Massachusetts, United States · CE1

  On or during December 8, 1960, at or near 4044N6440WESEof Nantucket Island, Massachusetts, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Ground-radar operator reported detection of single target on screen which appeared to be larger than an

• 40m East / Pittsburgh, PA disc or spherical object report — September 8, 1991

  1991-09-08 · 40M EAST / PITTSBURGH, PA, Pennsylvania, United States · CE1

  Astronomer / airliner.

• 40m Southwest / Minneapolis, MN triangular or delta-shaped object report — November 24, 1951

  1951-11-24 · 40M SOUTHWEST / MINNEAPOLIS, MN, Minnesota, United States · CE1

  2 / P51s.

• 40mi EGrand Junction unidentified radar-target report — September 1960

  1960-09-01 · 40mi EGrand Junction, Colorado, United States · CE1

  On or during September 1960, at or near 40mi EGrand Junction, Colorado, United States, the source reports the following sequence: TEXT EXTRACTED FROM THE DOCUMENT: DATE 20 SEPT 1960 DATE TIME GROUP LOCAL - PHOTO YES NO SOURCE MILITARY CIVILIAN LENGTH OF OBSERVATION SATELLITE IN O

• 40Mi NEof Las Vegas unidentified aerial event — July 1963

  1963-07-01 · 40Mi NEof Las Vegas, Nevada, United States · CE1

  On or during July 1963, at or near 40Mi NEof Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, the source reports the following sequence: THE FOLLOWING REPORT CONCERNING UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS IS IN FORM AS OUTLINED REPORT IN PARAGRAPH 14 AFR 200-2: A. OBJECT SIGHTED FOR FOUR MINUTES WITH C

• 40mi NOf Cape Blanco reported close encounter — November 1947

  1947-11-01 · 40mi NOf Cape Blanco, Oregon, United States · CE1

  Obtained Apro-il-may-june-july-aug-sept (64%) Air Material Command Appraisal of Incidents (See 212 incidents considered) There are sufficient physiological explanations for the unexplained flying exlanations to provide a plausible explanation for most of them, the job is big, the

• 40Mi NWof Knoxville radar-visual unidentified-object report — October 1955

  1955-10-01 · 40Mi NWof Knoxville, Tennessee, United States · CE1

  On or during October 1955, at or near 40Mi NWof Knoxville, Tennessee, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Pilot light sinter to star observed east to west, bad contrast with obj but unable to close on obj. AFTER VISUAL OBSERVATION

• 40Mi SE SANJUAN PR unidentified aerial event — November 5, 1954

  1954-11-05 · 40Mi SE SANJUAN PR · CE1

  On or during November 5, 1954, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 40Mi SE SANJUAN PR. The source describes the observation type as GROUND VISUAL. It records ONE as the number of objects. The reported duration was 1½ - 2 seconds.

• 40mi SEOf Misawa AB Japan unidentified radar-target report — September 1960

  1960-09-01 · 40mi SEOf Misawa AB Japan, Japan · CE1

  On or during September 1960, at or near 40mi SEOf Misawa AB Japan, Japan, the source reports the following sequence: LOST WHEN PASSED THROUGH STATION'S RADAR BEAM. It moved rapidly at about 20,000-25,000 feet. 1244000 SEP RUN END Transcribed text from the document: AJCB 239 RUJBD

• 40mi WBurns Junction radar-visual unidentified-object report — February 1961

  1961-02-01 · 40mi WBurns Junction, Nevada, United States · CE1

  On or during February 1961, at or near 40mi WBurns Junction, Nevada, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Observer saw what appears to be an aerial explosion. ATTN AFCIN-LI AND AFCIN-4A, AT 07302 21 FEB THE DUTY CONTROLLER 25TH NORAD

• 40mi Wof Santa Rosa Island radar-visual unidentified-object report — January 1961

  1961-01-01 · 40mi Wof Santa Rosa Island · CE1

  Appeared 15' - 20' Object descended and broke up into many pieces, then faded out. NONE THE OBJECT SEE BY PILOT OF CRAFT OR FLYING OL POINTING AT THE POINT DID APPEAR GLOW WITH GREENISH GLOW ASCERTAINED GLOWED FOR APPROXIMATELY FROM 5 TO 10 MINUTES * IS RETURN TO US MORE DETAILS

• 40miles NEof Springfield radar-visual unidentified-object report — June 1955

  1955-06-01 · 40miles NEof Springfield, Missouri, United States · CE1

  On or during June 1955, at or near 40miles NEof Springfield, Missouri, United States, the source reports the following sequence: CONCLUSIONS ⚪ Was Balloon ⚪ Was Aircraft ⚪ Was Astronomical ⚪ Was Other WFT137 TYL192 TDC 94ET289 DEC 4 i959 *INPTY ROPRIN RREOR RRGD DE RBGG 278 Y 151

• 40Miles Southof Elko unidentified aerial event — August 1965

  1965-08-01 · 40Miles Southof Elko, Nevada, United States · CE1

  Went - light and was like light that got turned off.

• 40milesnorthof Springfield unidentified aerial event — November 1957

  1957-11-01 · 40milesnorthof Springfield, Massachusetts, United States · CE1

  On or during November 1957, at or near 40milesnorthof Springfield, Massachusetts, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: One object, red and white flashing like taillight, made apparently erratic movements, disappeared behind overcast

• 40N173W PACIFIC reported disc saucer observation — November 1961

  1961-11-01 · 40N173W PACIFIC · CE1

  Military ASTRO (METEOR) 9-18-61 61-13N 06-45W (Atlantic) Military INSUFFICIENT DATA 9-19-61 64-40N 29-30W (Atlantic) Military INSUFFICIENT DATA 9-20-61 40-07" 173-03" (Pacific) Military SATELLITE 9-21-61 Div 16-18 23-05 30-05 (Pacific) Military SATELLITE 9-25-61 Chicago, Illinois

• 40N173W unidentified aerial event — November 1961

  1961-11-01 · 40N173W · CE1

  No sound detected. Observed for 3 min. BLINKING STOPPED AT POST. OBSERVED WHILE WATCHING WEATHER BALLOON ASCENT. DISAPPEARED BRG 010 ON HORIZONBAX OBJECT CUS, APPOX 010. OBSERVED FOR APPOX 3 MINS. SIGHTED 1805242 NIGHT.

• 40N174 40W Pacific unidentified aerial event — October 1963

  1963-10-01 · 40N174 40W Pacific · CE1

  On or during October 1963, at or near 40N174 40W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: COMMENTS - Object observed as satellite due to observers opinion of objects not available.

• 40N174W PACIFIC unidentified aerial event — December 1961

  1961-12-01 · 40N174W PACIFIC · CE1

  On or during December 1961, at or near 40N174W PACIFIC, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: OBJECT WITH CONSIDERABLE BRILLIANCE, APPEARED TO BE STATIONARY, THEN MOVED RAPIDLY REACHING VERY HIGH SPEEDS (ESTIMATED 2000 MPH) AND CONTINUED ON COURSE.

• 40N73W Pacific unidentified aerial event — November 1963

  1963-11-01 · 40N73W Pacific · CE1

  Cirle county aviation police reported seeing the strangedual lights in the sky over their air base. A number of local center nurses reported seeing the same lights in the sky, The strange lights were first observed moving slowly and erratically, first high and then low in the sky

• 40NMEof Peck radar-visual unidentified-object report — May 1961

  1961-05-01 · 40NMEof Peck, Michigan, United States · CE1

  Appeared to be solid with two small protrusions or extensions at each side, high above terrain, when first observed obj. appeared very bright like molten metal or glowing at a tremendous rate of speed. A. (1) APPROX SIZE AND SHAPE AS LARGE STAR (2) ABOVE (3) BRIGHT SUCH AS A STAR

• 41 10N174 40W unidentified aerial event — November 1964

  1964-11-01 · 41 10N174 40W · CE1

  On or during November 1964, at or near 41 10N174 40W, the source reports the following sequence: REPORT COVERING UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT SIGHTING REPORT COVERING UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT SIGHTING REPORT COVERING UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT SIGHTING REPORT COVERING UNIDENTIFIE

• 41 11N11 31E Atlantic unidentified aerial event — December 1965

  1965-12-01 · 41 11N11 31E Atlantic · CE1

  Observers sighted two bright white objects, one moving rapidly across the sky, the other hovering. The moving object was observed and then disappeared, while the hovering object remained stationary until it was obscured by clouds, then to be re-observed.

• 41 27N164 16W Pacific unidentified aerial event — July 1964

  1964-07-01 · 41 27N164 16W Pacific · CE1

  On or during July 1964, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 41 27N164 16W 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

• 41 35N146 17E PACIFIC unidentified aerial event — March 1963

  1963-03-01 · 41 35N146 17E PACIFIC · CE1

  On or during March 1963, at or near 41 35N146 17E PACIFIC, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Observed a flash of light, blue in color, which lasted about 50 seconds. No movement was observed. NORTHWEST AIRLINE PILOT SIGHTED BRIGHT FLASH IN SKY

• 4127N0522W MED SEA unidentified aerial event — March 1961

  1961-03-01 · 4127N0522W MED SEA · CE1

  On or during March 1961, at or near 4127N0522W MED SEA, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING/LARGER METEOR-TYPE OBJECT: Left smoke trail for approx. Higher part of trail glowed very bright, object proceeded downward, trail ended without stopping. A

• 4150N3336W ATLANTIC unidentified aerial event — May 1961

  1961-05-01 · 4150N3336W ATLANTIC · CE1

  On or during May 1961, at or near 4150N3336W ATLANTIC, the source reports the following sequence: SIGHTED CONTINUOUSLY 112247Z TO 112337Z 4. OBSERVED BY 6 OFFICERS AND 4 CREW MEMBERS 3. OBJECT OBSERVED WITH UNAIDED EYE, BINOCULARS AND SEXTANT ABOUT TWENTY MINUTES. FIRST NOTICED B

• 41S167E Between New Zealand Australia radar-visual unidentified-object report — January 1965

  1965-01-01 · 41S167E Between New Zealand Australia, New Zealand · CE1

  On or during January 1965, at or near 41S167E Between New Zealand Australia, New Zealand, the source reports the following sequence: SHIP SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS: Crew member reported that object observed visually and on radar was bright, round, and stationary. Object also observed

• 42 04N73 56W Saugerties unidentified aerial event — January 1966

  1966-01-01 · 42 04N73 56W Saugerties, New York, United States · CE1

  On or during January 1966, at or near 42 04N73 56W Saugerties, New York, United States, the source reports the following sequence: : Observer saw a white, football shaped object. Sighted the object at 30 degrees elevation in the Northeast and it disappeared to the West.