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• 60 MI East / Rock Springs, WY unidentified-light report — December 29, 1953

  1953-12-29 · 60 MI EAST / ROCK SPRINGS, WY, Wyoming, United States · CE1

  C47 pilot.

• 60 MI Nne / Mobile, AL fireball or luminous-object report — November 14, 1956

  1956-11-14 · 60 MI NNE / MOBILE, AL, Alabama, United States · CE1

  Airline(s)/airliner pilots.

• 600Mi Wof Los Angeles Calif Pacific reported light formation observation — January 25, 1958

  1958-01-25 · 600Mi Wof Los Angeles Calif Pacific · CE1

  On or during January 25, 1958, at or near 600Mi Wof Los Angeles Calif Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: COMMENTS: Description: maneuvers, etc. all observer report a true meteor or stra meteor observed falling into atmosphere. Douglass REFERENCES: (Cause of sight

• 60Mi EOf Springfield reported close encounter — March 1961

  1961-03-01 · 60Mi EOf Springfield, Missouri, United States · CE1

  On or during March 1961, at or near 60Mi EOf Springfield, Missouri, United States, the source reports the following sequence: COMMENTS: "Object was flying on hand compass as pulsating light about size of a silver dollar at 45 degrees. Object was sighted by tower operator and 4-5

• 60mi NNEof Duluth reported aerial observation — January 1961

  1961-01-01 · 60mi NNEof Duluth, Minnesota, United States · CE1

  On or during January 1961, at or near 60mi NNEof Duluth, Minnesota, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Dull-white; "shooting star" sighted 20,000-25,000 ft., 105°. Sighted 10,000' GCA, burned out with trail. COMMENTS: Object in qu

• 60mi WNewport unidentified aerial event — November 1961

  1961-11-01 · 60mi WNewport, Oregon, United States · CE1

  On or during November 1961, at or near 60mi WNewport, Oregon, United States, the source reports the following sequence: NAVY A3D 44856 FLYING AT 36,000 FT: NAVY A3D 44862 FLYING AT 36,000 FT PART XI.

• 60mi Wof Argentia Nwflnd radar-visual unidentified-object report — April 1958

  1958-04-01 · 60mi Wof Argentia Nwflnd · CE1

  On or during April 1958, at or near 60mi Wof Argentia Nwflnd, the source reports the following sequence: 11 APR 55 GO 40 mi sw of arqentia, nwfld TYPE OF OBSERVATION CEIR-Visual 15.20 (GMT) O Yes on: 15-20.2 (GMT) SIGHTING LASTED FOR 10 SECONDS Sighting: It did not decay until li

• 60Miles Eof St Louis radar-visual unidentified-object report — November 1, 1956

  1956-11-01 · 60Miles Eof St Louis, Missouri, United States · CE1

  This report concerns an unidentified flying object sighted 1 November 1956. LYONS, Chief, Intelligence Division BAIR 2415: AFR 200-2, 12 AUG 1954 SUBJECT: Unidentified Flying Object SUMMARY: (Under normal summary of report. This report concerns an unidentified flying object sight

• 60mileswest Point Conception radar-visual unidentified-object report — March 24, 1952

  1952-03-24 · 60mileswest Point Conception, California, United States · CE1

  Air Force program that investigated unidentified flying objects (UFOs). OBSERVED IN RADAR SCOPE PD ELECTRO-MAGNETIC RADAR AND POSITIVE SPEED 2,700 KNOTS COURSE 27 DEGREES PRESSURE ALTITUDE 23,000 FEET PD 34-30 N 121-30 W 60 MILES WEST OF POINT CONCEPTION PD NAVIGATOR AND RADAR OP

• 60nm Sof Louisville unidentified aerial event — July 1961

  1961-07-01 · 60nm Sof Louisville, Kentucky, United States · CE1

  Moved with a W-E direction at fast pace. No sound or trail observed. KYL NONE REPORTED. KEL OBSERVED BY PILOT OF DC-6 EASTERN 1253 AND CREW PERSONNEL IN COCKPIT.

• 61 30N68 50W Atlantic radar-visual unidentified-object report — October 4, 1951

  1951-10-04 · 61 30N68 50W Atlantic · CE1

  On or during October 4, 1951, at or near 61 30N68 50W Atlantic, the source reports the following sequence: LENGTH OF OBSERVATION: not reported 8. USAF, reported that on 4 October 1951, approximately 2200 hours, an unidentified aircraft was sighted at approximately 30,000 feet. Th

• 61 38N07 15W Atlantic unidentified aerial event — December 1962

  1962-12-01 · 61 38N07 15W Atlantic · CE1

  Object disappeared in 30-5 seconds. Gravitation disturbance observed, normal horizon. BLINKED OUT AS IT APPROACHED HORIZON E.

• 61 45N16 09W Atlantic radar-visual unidentified-object report — October 1962

  1962-10-01 · 61 45N16 09W Atlantic · CE1

  On or during October 1962, at or near 61 45N16 09W Atlantic, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Starlike obj moving from the NE to WSW observed approx. COMMENTS: RPT FM NAVY UNIT IN NORTHERN LATITUDE REPORTED OBSERVING FLIGHT OF UNIDENTIFIED FAS

• 6115N0645W ATLANTIC unidentified aerial event — December 1961

  1961-12-01 · 6115N0645W ATLANTIC · CE1

  Observed at 15 deg, 25 deg in 3 min. ATTENTION OF OBSERVERS ATTRACTED BY MOVEMENT IN RELATION TO STARS FIRST OBSERVED AT 15 DEGREES ELEVATION AT 220T AZIMUTH AND 2. DISAPPEARED OVER HORIZON 0257 AZIMUTH, OBJECT IN SIGHT 3 MINUTES. OBSERVED VISUALLY FROM AIRCRAFT WITHOUT OPTICAL A

• 62 26N10 24W SEof Iceland reported light point observation — April 1963

  1963-04-01 · 62 26N10 24W SEof Iceland, Iceland · CE1

  On or during April 1963, at or near 62 26N10 24W SEof Iceland, Iceland, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Magnitude of white/observed object at 30 deg elevation in vicinity of aircraft. Object disappeared at 15 deg elevation SE. ALT UNKNOWN BT 0

• 62 30N08 20W unidentified aerial event — April 10, 1962

  1962-04-10 · 62 30N08 20W · CE1

  On or during April 10, 1962, at or near 62 30N08 20W, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Singlet circular white object observed at 30 deg elevation, 165 deg azimuth. Bright illumination changed to pale, then disappeared from view. 2130 PST a unid

• 62N15W Atlantic unidentified aerial event — October 1951

  1951-10-01 · 62N15W Atlantic · CE1

  On or during October 1951, at or near 62N15W Atlantic, the source reports the following sequence: CONCLUSIONS: Not reported as UFO.

• 63 50N08 35W Atlantic unidentified aerial event — January 1965

  1965-01-01 · 63 50N08 35W Atlantic · CE1

  On or during January 1965, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 63 50N08 35W 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

• 6357N2235W ATLANTIC reported aerial observation — January 16, 1961

  1961-01-16 · 6357N2235W ATLANTIC · CE1

  Her car was passed by a low flying object of huge size, which showed large, very bright white lights at the front and back and a flashing red light in its center. Hanscom Field, Massachusetts Military Astro (METEOR) 15 Springfield, Massachusetts Military Astro (METEOR) 15 Dayton,

• 64 10N172 00W Pacific unidentified aerial event — July 1949

  1949-07-01 · 64 10N172 00W Pacific · CE1

  Not Reported A pilot at position 64.N 172.00W at 2000FT reported four heavy black puffs of smoke over Chaplina area.

• 64 12N11 35W Atlantic unidentified aerial event — February 1965

  1965-02-01 · 64 12N11 35W Atlantic · CE1

  On or during February 1965, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 64 12N11 35W 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

• 64 26N29 33W Atlantic radar-visual unidentified-object report — September 3, 1962

  1962-09-03 · 64 26N29 33W Atlantic · CE1

  On or during September 3, 1962, at or near 64 26N29 33W Atlantic, the source reports the following sequence: DATE-TIME GROUP: Last reported at 1150 GCT 4. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: While tracking other targets, an unknown object was observed moving from west to east at a high ra

• 64 36N29 13W Atlantic unidentified aerial event — March 23, 1965

  1965-03-23 · 64 36N29 13W Atlantic · CE1

  Observed at about 11 max north or the observer by about 15 degrees and at a low elevation corresponding to about 38-40 miles in the air at that range.

• 64 45N29 45W Atlantic unidentified aerial event — December 1, 1962

  1962-12-01 · 64 45N29 45W Atlantic · CE1

  On or during December 1, 1962, at or near 64 45N29 45W Atlantic, the source reports the following sequence: 653.4N 29.5W HEADING IN A WESTERLY DIRECTION SPD UNKNOWN OBJECT FIRST NOTICED TRAILING FIRE THEN BREAKING INTO PIECES AND FINALLY DISAPPEARING. OBJECT FIRST NOTICED TRAILIN

• 64 50N29 30W unidentified aerial event — February 1964

  1964-02-01 · 64 50N29 30W · CE1

  On or during February 1964, at or near 64 50N29 30W, the source reports the following sequence: OBSERVER HAS SIGHTED THREE PREVIOUS CONFIRMED SATELLITES BT

• 6440Nm2930W ATLANTIC unidentified aerial event — December 1961

  1961-12-01 · 6440Nm2930W ATLANTIC · CE1

  On or during December 1961, at or near 6440Nm2930W ATLANTIC, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Obj was unknown, observed and reported going E.

• 64N10W Near Iceland reported light formation observation — December 1964

  1964-12-01 · 64N10W Near Iceland, Iceland · CE1

  On or during December 1964, at or near 64N10W Near Iceland, Iceland, the source reports the following sequence: : Very little information reported. Indicates that an object was sighted flying from South to North, possibly a Satellite.

• 65 00N28 43NW ATLANTIC unidentified aerial event — February 1964

  1964-02-01 · 65 00N28 43NW ATLANTIC · CE1

  On or during February 1964, at or near 65 00N28 43NW ATLANTIC, the source reports the following sequence: DURATION OF OBSERVATION 30 reported 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 35 f reported 8.

• 65 20N28 50W Atlantic unidentified aerial event — October 1962

  1962-10-01 · 65 20N28 50W Atlantic · CE1

  The "COMMENTS" section indicates that "BSCO data not available; however, satellite characteristics are not like those observed as related in main body." PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 1. SIGHTED 62 DEG ELEVATION LOST SIGHT AT 30 DEG BEHIND CLOUDS 7. OBJECT FIRST OBSERVED MOVING RELATI

• 65 32N28 08W Atlantic unidentified aerial event — November 1964

  1964-11-01 · 65 32N28 08W Atlantic · CE1

  On or during November 1964, at or near 65 32N28 08W Atlantic, the source reports the following sequence: LENGTH OF OBSERVATION Not Reported 6.

• 65 43N28 26W Atlantic unidentified aerial event — November 1964

  1964-11-01 · 65 43N28 26W Atlantic · CE1

  On or during November 1964, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 65 43N28 26W 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

• 65km South / Wells, NV disc or spherical object report — November 2, 1967

  1967-11-02 · 65KM SOUTH / WELLS, NV, Nevada, United States · CE1

  Veteran airman.

• 66 00N27 40W unidentified aerial event — October 1964

  1964-10-01 · 66 00N27 40W · CE1

  Object observed contrary to normal satellite path, but did not affect evaluation as satellite.

• 66 38N30 23W Iceland unidentified aerial event — November 1964

  1964-11-01 · 66 38N30 23W Iceland, Iceland · CE1

  On or during November 1964, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 66 38N30 23W Iceland, Iceland. 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 recons

• 66Mi NEof Louisville unidentified aerial event — March 1958

  1958-03-01 · 66Mi NEof Louisville, Kentucky, United States · CE1

  Either burned out or entered overcast. SUBJ: UFO DESCRIPTION OF THE OBJECT(S): (1) ROUND (2) COULD NOT ESTIMATE DUE TO LIGHT (3) BRIGHT GREEN LIGHT (4) ONE (5) N/A (6) BRIGHT (7) NONE (8) NONE (9) NONE The text from the document is as follows: PAGE TWO RJEPPM 58A DESCRIPTION OF C

• 66N28W Atlantic reported sphere orb observation — December 1962

  1962-12-01 · 66N28W Atlantic · CE1

  On or during December 1962, at or near 66N28W Atlantic, the source reports the following sequence: 6 December 1962 63N 23W (Atlantic) 08/070/02 5 minutes One round object like first magnitude star; white observed at 45 deg elevation in flight to SE.

• 67 50N165w BEARINGSEA reported light formation observation — September 1961

  1961-09-01 · 67 50N165w BEARINGSEA · CE1

  On or during September 1961, at or near 67 50N165w BEARINGSEA, the source reports the following sequence: MR [redacted] SIGHTED A PECULIAR LOOKING, CLOUD LIKE IN APPEARANCE, SHAFT RISING FROM THE HORIZON TO APPROXIMATELY THREE DEGREES ABOVE THE HORIZON AND DEVELOPING A MUSHROOM N

• 6738N16325W PACIFIC radar-visual unidentified-object report — September 1961

  1961-09-01 · 6738N16325W PACIFIC · CE1

  On or during September 1961, at or near 6738N16325W PACIFIC, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Radar blip was observed on the radar scope. The blip moved rapidly at 3000-5000 mph. The blip was observed for 1 minute before it faded from the scope

• 6m East / Lewistown, MT disc or spherical object report — November 7, 1975

  1975-11-07 · 6M EAST / LEWISTOWN, MT, Montana, United States · CE1

  Strategic Air Command (SAC) and civil observer(s).

• 6Mi NEOver Itazuke AB Jap unidentified aerial event — January 1958

  1958-01-01 · 6Mi NEOver Itazuke AB Jap · CE1

  On or during January 1958, at or near 6Mi NEOver Itazuke AB Jap, the source reports the following sequence: ITEM BLACKED OUT CAPTAIN, BFbw, ASST FLYING TRAINING OFFICER COMPLETELY RELIABLE AND BLACKED OUT 1/LT BLACKED OUT FBSQ.