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• 10 55N75 04W Atlantic unidentified aerial event — March 1964

  1964-03-01 · 10 55N75 04W Atlantic · CE1

  On or during March 1964, at or near 10 55N75 04W Atlantic, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: three green flares fading into purple observed on heading of 275 to deg azimuth. COMMENTS: Objects reported as flares, NOT UFO's. CONCLUSIONS: D Was Ba

• 10 MI East / Joliet, IL disc or spherical object report — June 24, 1947

  1947-06-24 · 10 MI EAST / JOLIET, IL, Illinois, United States · CE1

  Railroad/railway engineer.

• 10 MI North / Pullman, WA disc or spherical object report — July 13, 1949

  1949-07-13 · 10 MI NORTH / PULLMAN, WA, Washington, United States · CE1

  4 observer(s) / railroad/railway tracks.

• 10 MI Northwest / Gulkana, AK cigar-shaped object report — December 11, 1950

  1950-12-11 · 10 MI NORTHWEST / GULKANA, AK, Alaska, United States · CE1

  NW.Al crew.

• 10 MI South / Mineral, WA cigar-shaped object report — June 24, 1947

  1947-06-24 · 10 MI SOUTH / MINERAL, WA, Washington, United States · CE1

  Sidney Gallagher.

• 10 MI With Toledo, OH unidentified-light report — October 23, 1952

  1952-10-23 · 10 MI WITH TOLEDO, OH, Ohio, United States · CE1

  3 / car.

• 10 Mile(s) Southeast / Tarakli, Turkey disc or spherical object report — November 22, 1957

  1957-11-22 · 10 MILE(S) SOUTHEAST / TARAKLI, TURKEY, NW, Turkey · CE1

  Turk.af pilot.

• 10 Miles West Of Gatwick cigar / cylinder report — August 13, 2005

  2005-08-13 · 10 miles West of Gatwick, Sussex, United Kingdom · CE1

  A witness at 10 miles West of Gatwick, Sussex reported one-two metres in length.

• 1000mi East Yokota Japan reported light formation observation — April 1961

  1961-04-01 · 1000mi East Yokota Japan, Japan · CE1

  Sadowski SUBJECT: Unidentified Object On 27 Apr 61 at approximately 1700 hrs, while on a routine flight from Okinawa to Yokota AB, Japan, the crew of a Far East American Airlines aircraft, a-1, observed an unidentified object. The object was first sighted at approximately 1000 mi

• 100DEGNOf Midway reported light point observation — March 1962

  1962-03-01 · 100DEGNOf Midway · CE1

  On or during March 1962, at or near 100DEGNOf Midway, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Bright light, stationary at 1655z, then flying erratic depart. (Observation for 10 minutes) 11. Department of the Air Force Staff Message Branch AF IN : 119

• 100km South / Kodiak Nas, AK fireball or luminous-object report — January 23, 1950

  1950-01-23 · 100KM SOUTH / KODIAK NAS, AK, Alaska, United States · CE1

  6 Navy airmen can't catch fireball going quickly west / FBI documents.

• 100Mi Eastof Honshu Japan radar-visual unidentified-object report — May 19, 1950

  1950-05-19 · 100Mi Eastof Honshu Japan, Japan · CE1

  On or during May 19, 1950, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 100Mi Eastof Honshu Japan, Japan. The source describes the observation type as Air Visual Gd RADAR. It records One as the number of objects. The reported duration was [illegible] Minutes Radar.

• 100mi Northeast / Adelaide, South Austr unidentified-light report — January 9, 1954

  1954-01-09 · 100MI NORTHEAST / ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTR, South Australia, Australia · CE1

  Flight crew.

• 100mileswest Of Milwakee radar-visual unidentified-object report — January 1968

  1968-01-01 · 100mileswest Of Milwakee, Wisconsin, United States · CE1

  On or during January 1968, at or near 100mileswest Of Milwakee, Wisconsin, United States, the source reports the following sequence: : Observer sighted an object that a baseball is thrown, more and blue white on the tail. The object disappeared after 3-4 seconds angle in the sky.

• 100Nm North Of Anderson Air Force Base Guam unidentified aerial event — November 1959

  1959-11-01 · 100Nm North Of Anderson Air Force Base Guam, Guam · CE1

  On or during November 1959, at or near 100Nm North Of Anderson Air Force Base Guam, Guam, the source reports the following sequence: DESCRIPTION OF COURSE OF OBJECT: (1) ATTENTION GAINED BY LIGHT OF OBJECT APPROACHING. (2) OBJECT APPEARED FROM NORTHWEST TRAVELING SOUTHEAST ESTIM-

• 100NMNWWAKEIS1950N16430E FAREAST radar-visual unidentified-object report — May 1961

  1961-05-01 · 100NMNWWAKEIS1950N16430E FAREAST · CE1

  On or during May 1961, at or near 100NMNWWAKEIS1950N16430E FAREAST, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Object was tracked on radar, and a visual sighting was made of a star. It was tracked on radar and visually observed, remaining in a straight l

• 100NMWNWof Kalispell unidentified radar-target report — February 1961

  1961-02-01 · 100NMWNWof Kalispell, Montana, United States · CE1

  Reported by military. Hovered, then disappeared on horizon. Suddenly broke up, then disappeared. It appears to be an excerpt from a Project Blue Book report documenting an unidentified flying object (UFO) sighting. AIRCRAFT REPORTED OBJECT NOT MOVING 2. FLYING TARGET FOR INTERCEP

• 10Mi EOf Miami unidentified aerial event — September 1959

  1959-09-01 · 10Mi EOf Miami, Florida, United States · CE1

  On or during September 1959, at or near 10Mi EOf Miami, Florida, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Old commanding, two things passed over very fast & speed high. Observed for 3 min. CONCLUSIONS: Was Balloon, Probably Balloon, Was

• 10mi EVaugn reported light formation observation — November 23, 1948

  1948-11-23 · 10mi EVaugn, New Mexico, United States · CE1

  On or during November 23, 1948, at or near 10mi EVaugn, New Mexico, United States, the source reports the following sequence: [illegible] [illegible] Army Col [illegible] Ball [illegible] (Basketball in character) [illegible] Vertical [illegible] slow Vertical descent UNCLASSIFIE

• 10mi EVaugn unidentified aerial event — November 23, 1948

  1948-11-23 · 10mi EVaugn, New Mexico, United States · CE1

  Since we were concerned with an unusual phenomenon, we put the rifles down (from the back of the weapon), and when the FS Gneu represen- tative noticed that his rifle burned with the wind in a small blue flame only fluctuating with the wind direction like an electric arc weld, he

• 10Mi NEof Blaisdell unidentified aerial event — March 1957

  1957-03-01 · 10Mi NEof Blaisdell, North Dakota, United States · CE1

  On or during March 1957, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 10Mi NEof Blaisdell, North Dakota, United States. The source describes the observation type as D - Visual. The reported duration was Less than 1 minute.

• 10Mi Nof Hermanville unidentified aerial event — August 1956

  1956-08-01 · 10Mi Nof Hermanville, Michigan, United States · CE1

  On or during August 1956, at or near 10Mi Nof Hermanville, Michigan, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Airmen saw 2 objects in the sky, round and metallic looking.

• 10Mi Nof Huntley unidentified aerial event — March 1955

  1955-03-01 · 10Mi Nof Huntley, Illinois, United States · CE1

  On or during March 1955, at or near 10Mi Nof Huntley, Illinois, United States, the source reports the following sequence: TWO OF THE OBJECTS FLEW ALONG SIDE OF CAR APPROX 5 FEET ABOVE TERRAIN PD THIRD OBJECT WAS A WHITE LIGHT APPROX 500 FEET ABOVE THE TWO OBJECTS AT GROUND LEVEL

• 10Mi NWOf Langley Air Force Base unidentified aerial event — July 1962

  1962-07-01 · 10Mi NWOf Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, United States · CE1

  On or during July 1962, at or near 10Mi NWOf Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, United States, the source reports the following sequence: OBJECT APPEARED AT ONE O'CLOCK HIGH APPROXIMATELY 4,000 FEET ABOVE AND DESCENDING STRAIGHT DOWN. (3) DISAPPEARED INTO UNDERCAST AT 23,000 FEET.

• 10Mi NWOf Palmdale unidentified aerial event — November 1958

  1958-11-01 · 10Mi NWOf Palmdale, California, United States · CE1

  On or during November 1958, at or near 10Mi NWOf Palmdale, California, United States, the source reports the following sequence: A.'-FLASHED B. WAS THE ELEVATION OF THE OBJECT, AS GIVEN, ABOVE REPORTED CLOUD COVER, OR WAS THE HORIZON VISIBLE TO THE OBSERVER?

• 10Mi SOf Cape Makkovik radar-visual unidentified-object report — April 1958

  1958-04-01 · 10Mi SOf Cape Makkovik, New York, United States · CE1

  On or during April 1958, at or near 10Mi SOf Cape Makkovik, New York, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING red blinking light, size of pea, sighted visually & on radar 11. This phenomenon has been reported before but its cause remain

• 10mi Sof Clines Corner And Albuquerque unidentified aerial event — January 1959

  1959-01-01 · 10mi Sof Clines Corner And Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States · CE1

  Sighting reported as an exceptionally brilliant object, cold green changing to blue and orange. FOR AFCIN SUBJECT: UFOB REPORT: REF YR MSG AFCIN-4E4, 29 JAN 59 UFOB OBSERVER RE-INTERROGATED AND FOLLOWING AMPLIFYING DATA OBTAINED: OBJECT FIRST SIGHTED BY OBSERVER ON U.S. OBJECT WA

• 10Mi SOf Ottumwa unidentified aerial event — February 1957

  1957-02-01 · 10Mi SOf Ottumwa, Iowa, United States · CE1

  On or during February 1957, at or near 10Mi SOf Ottumwa, Iowa, United States, the source reports the following sequence: UFO reported SE, and almost exact bearing (310-320) from this stn. NONE REPORTED AGE TWO RJM/AM 38 H. NONE REPORTED I. DISAPPEARED FROM SITE. NONE REPORTED K.

• 10Mi Sof Stroud radar-visual unidentified-object report — January 1956

  1956-01-01 · 10Mi Sof Stroud, Oklahoma, United States · CE1

  The large object remained hovering and the three smaller objects circled it for 1 minute 15 seconds. HE MAY HAVE NOTED ON HIS EQUIPMENT AND ALSO REQUESTING A PRIVATE TELEPHONE INTERVIEW ON THE POSITION OF THE OBSERVER'S AIRCRAFT OR THAT THEY OBSERVED. PAGE THREE RJJFNK 2j1 ESTABL

• 10Mi SWof Hutton unidentified aerial event — October 1957

  1957-10-01 · 10Mi SWof Hutton, Maine, United States · CE1

  On or during October 1957, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 10Mi SWof Hutton, Maine, United States. The surviving machine transcription does not yet yield a dependable beginning-to-end event sequence. The source text is retained in full for manual chronologica

• 10mi SWof Russellandbetween Russelland Salina unidentified aerial event — January 1961

  1961-01-01 · 10mi SWof Russellandbetween Russelland Salina, Kansas, United States · CE1

  On or during January 1961, at or near 10mi SWof Russellandbetween Russelland Salina, Kansas, United States, the source reports the following sequence: DATE OBSERVED: 27 Jan 61 3. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Large, green ball, appeared to explode, disappeared downward. Witness at s

• 10Mi Wof Carey Islands NF reported egg oval observation — October 1956

  1956-10-01 · 10Mi Wof Carey Islands NF · CE1

  On or during October 1956, at or near 10Mi Wof Carey Islands NF, the source reports the following sequence: FOLLOWING INFORMATION SUBMITTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH AFB AND HEAC REG 200-2 PD AT 01 OCT 161IZ 2F-89'D AIRCRAFT FLYING FORMATION TEN MILES DUE WEST OF CAREY ISLANDS OBSERVED

• 10Mi WOf Huntsville reported egg oval observation — June 12, 1958

  1958-06-12 · 10Mi WOf Huntsville, Texas, United States · CE1

  Both portions of the satellite were trackable and identifiable at the times reported. * Caution: The average observer UNCLASSIFIED material is inclined to "interpret" indiscriminately. UFO sightings reported by crew member on B-52 flight. a. Passed through field of view while tak

• 10Mi Wof Oxford reported close encounter — January 1958

  1958-01-01 · 10Mi Wof Oxford, North Carolina, United States · CE1

  Weather and wind conditions at time and place of sighting: a. observed: Windy. overcast conditions b. Distance of physical evidence, such as materials and photographs: N/A UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. Angle of elevation and azimuth of the object(a) when first observed: Around r

• 10Mifrom Philadelphia unidentified aerial event — November 1957

  1957-11-01 · 10Mifrom Philadelphia · CE1

  Flying wing to wing, then one object seemed to drop below the other. COMMENTS From the description of the object, it appears objects sighted were unidentified a/c rather than an UFO.

• 10Nautical Mi WAlbuquerque reported cigar cylinder observation — December 1, 1959

  1959-12-01 · 10Nautical Mi WAlbuquerque, New Mexico, United States · CE1

  On or during December 1, 1959, at or near 10Nautical Mi WAlbuquerque, New Mexico, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Three obj's in trail followed a NRI like object going about 750 mph. They reported that the object appeared to be

• 10NMEof Point Arena unidentified radar-target report — September 1960

  1960-09-01 · 10NMEof Point Arena, California, United States · CE1

  The contacts appeared and disappeared from the radar screen in a normal fashion.

• 10NMSOf Monterey Peninsula Cal reported light point observation — September 1, 1959

  1959-09-01 · 10NMSOf Monterey Peninsula Cal · CE1

  Nothing but the one white light could be observed as it approached and it was about the intensity of a landing light. It is my estimate that when we saw the light initially, it was either east of the Sierras or over those mountains, but no ground reference was available to pinpoi

• 11 05N165 19W Pacific unidentified aerial event — October 1962

  1962-10-01 · 11 05N165 19W Pacific · CE1

  On or during October 1962, at or near 11 05N165 19W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: CONCLUSIONS E Was Balloon E Probably Balloon E Was Aircraft E Probably Aircraft E Unconventional Aircraft E Satellite E Other (explain) - Insufficient data COMMENTS Satellite c

• 11 30N97 10E INDIANOCEAN reported disc saucer observation — November 30, 1963

  1963-11-30 · 11 30N97 10E INDIANOCEAN · CE1

  The target increased in size on the scope to a diameter of about 1/3 the scope diameter, then slowly decreased in size and disappeared. [Redacted], Your letter of December 4, 1963, addressed to the Public Information Officer of the United States Air Force concerning the sighting