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• 11 45N174 52W radar-visual unidentified-object report — July 1962

  1962-07-01 · 11 45N174 52W · CE1

  On or during July 1962, at or near 11 45N174 52W, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Oval-shaped object observed at 1800 hours on 6-11-62 at 11 17N 174 52W. Object flew in a constant NW direction, approx 1 1/2 inches in size, and was observed for

• 11 55N73 15WAtlantic Ocean unidentified aerial event — November 1959

  1959-11-01 · 11 55N73 15WAtlantic Ocean · CE1

  On or during November 1959, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 11 55N73 15WAtlantic Ocean. 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 reconstru

• 11 59N160 49W unidentified aerial event — November 1962

  1962-11-01 · 11 59N160 49W · CE1

  On or during November 1962, at or near 11 59N160 49W, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Crew of merchant vessel sighted bright object breaking up. COMMENTS: Duration not reported. AP IN : 26779 (17 NOV 62) D/CHO INFO : CIN-17, OOP-3, OOP-GP-2,

• 111mi Eof Kansas City radar-visual unidentified-object report — September 1960

  1960-09-01 · 111mi Eof Kansas City, Missouri, United States · CE1

  When tracked by radar, there were instances of the object greatly varying its speed. The object was tracked for approximately 16 minutes. At approximately 20 miles east of Kansas City, Missouri, the following phenomenon was observed: A brilliant "shooting star" phenomenon was obs

• 117 20W 32N Pacific unidentified aerial event — October 19, 1966

  1966-10-19 · 117 20W 32N Pacific · CE1

  On or during October 19, 1966, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 117 20W 32N 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 reconstructio

• 11km North / Shreveport, LA disc or spherical object report — July 7, 1947

  1947-07-07 · 11KM NORTH / SHREVEPORT, LA, Louisiana, United States · CE1

  Army Air Force (AAF) Sgt.

• 12 25N140 20E FAREAST Guam reported disc saucer observation — June 8, 1949

  1949-06-08 · 12 25N140 20E FAREAST Guam, Guam · CE1

  Observers sighted what appeared to be a traveling contrail moving WSW at an estimated speed of 1400 mph. 14.54 INCOMING | OUTGOING FROM: AFO 334 TO: COM AFC JAPAN: MCAYX-O-3 REG.NO.:62058 DESCRIPTION, DATES AND SUBJECT: KM Info on Flying Sealed Envelope Enclosed, Confidential Dis

• 12 MI Northwest / Las Vegas, NV fireball or luminous-object report — August 12, 1958

  1958-08-12 · 12 MI NORTHWEST / LAS VEGAS, NV, Nevada, United States · CE1

  Diffuse glowing-ball goes going up and down.

• 12 MI Northwest / Provo, UT disc or spherical object report — June 30, 1947

  1947-06-30 · 12 MI NORTHWEST / PROVO, UT, Utah, United States · CE1

  1 observer.

• 12 MILES SOUTH OF 600' ALTITUDE - -- -- - ~- ------- --- ------'--.- -- - B0'WOBSERVE]) - DIRECTION I1i 1JHICHOBJECT 200 SOUTH OF WEST :FIRST- SEEN t reported unidentified aerial object — January 11, 1985

  1985-01-11 · 12 MILES SOUTH OF 600' ALTITUDE - -- -- - ~- ------- --- ------'--.- -- - B0'WOBSERVE]) - DIRECTION I1i 1JHICHOBJECT 200 SOUTH OF WEST :FIRST- SEEN t, United Kingdom · CE1

  On January 11, 1985, at or near 12 MILES SOUTH OF 600' ALTITUDE - -- -- - ~- ------- --- ------'--.- -- - B0'WOBSERVE]) - DIRECTION I1i 1JHICHOBJECT 200 SOUTH OF WEST :FIRST- SEEN t, a witness or witnesses reported DEB.CRIPl'ION QF.OPJECT... 1ffi.'lIGHT STAR - EXCEPrIONALLY LARGE

• 12008W5543N British Columbia unidentified aerial event — March 1961

  1961-03-01 · 12008W5543N British Columbia · CE1

  Moved fast & erratic, then broke into two pieces & went out of sight. However, there were only 3-17's reported in that report & the witnesses do not appear familiar with a/c. DISAPPEARED TO THE WEST.

• 120mi With Oregon disc or spherical object report — November 1947

  1947-11 · 120MI WITH OREGON, NPC, Pacific Ocean · CE1

  Steamship Ticonderoga.

• 124 5W36 5N unidentified aerial event — November 8, 1968

  1968-11-08 · 124 5W36 5N · CE1

  On or during November 8, 1968, at or near 124 5W36 5N, the source reports the following sequence: 20330 TDPT (UFO) SUBJECT: UFO Observation , 8 November 1966 TO: Lt Colonel Steven Hill 555 ABW McClellan AFB, California 95652 Reference your report of an unidentified flying object

• 12403E 12DEG52NPhilipines reported disc saucer observation — April 1, 1948

  1948-04-01 · 12403E 12DEG52NPhilipines · CE1

  On or during April 1, 1948, at or near 12403E 12DEG52NPhilipines, the source reports the following sequence: 12°30' 3"N., 120° 52' 0" REPORT NO. __________________ SOURCE: USAF Pilot DATE OF (CONT) TIME OF SIGHT 0955 DATE INFO RTC TYPE ARPFT. ____________ COLOR silver NR ENGINES.

• 12DEG17N155DEG35W Pacific unidentified aerial event — October 1952

  1952-10-01 · 12DEG17N155DEG35W Pacific · CE1

  On or during October 1952, at or near 12DEG17N155DEG35W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Circular yellow light with reddish glow around outside traveling at 300-400 knots toward Hawaii sighted by C-50 crew over Pacific Ocean. CONCLUSI

• 12Deg30N 81Deg10WCarribean reported disc saucer observation — February 6, 1949

  1949-02-06 · 12Deg30N 81Deg10WCarribean · CE1

  On or during February 6, 1949, at or near 12Deg30N 81Deg10WCarribean, the source reports the following sequence: 49 LOCATION: 12° 30'N - 81° 10' W Carribbean SOURCE: Ship's crew DATE TI TO ATIC: TIME OF SIGHTING 1630 to 1700 local COLOR Silver to yellow to red NUMBER Single SPEED

• 12Mi NEOf Austin reported disc saucer observation — May 1959

  1959-05-01 · 12Mi NEOf Austin, Texas, United States · CE1

  On or during May 1959, at or near 12Mi NEOf Austin, Texas, United States, the source reports the following sequence: AT APPROX 1035 CENTRAL STANDARD TIME ON MORNING OF 8 MAY 1959 TWO OBSERVERS AT SCENE REPORTED SIGHTING OF THREE DISC-SHAPED OBJECTS IN SKY OVER JUST EAST OF AUSTIN

• 12Mi NWOf Las Vegas unidentified aerial event — August 1958

  1958-08-01 · 12Mi NWOf Las Vegas, Nevada, United States · CE1

  On or during August 1958, at or near 12Mi NWOf Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, the source reports the following sequence: THE FOLLOWING UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT IS SUBMITTED. OBJECT SEEMED TO RISE 30 DEGREE TO LEFT AGAIN CONTINUES TILL DISAPPEARED. C5) OBJECT OBSERVED TO HOVE

• 12miles SEof Pinecastle Air Force Base reported disc saucer observation — August 1955

  1955-08-01 · 12miles SEof Pinecastle Air Force Base, Florida, United States · CE1

  The image appears to be a page from a Project Blue Book record card, which contains details about a reported UFO sighting. HQTS SUBMITTED 1 AW AGR 202-55 A DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT SIMILIAR TO WHEELBARROW FLYING SAUCER AS REPORTED IN PREVIOUS LETTER ABOUT THE SAME SIZE AS 8-47 FRAME

• 13 00N162 00W Pacific reported light point observation — November 29, 1964

  1964-11-29 · 13 00N162 00W Pacific · CE1

  Observed very bright light traveling West.

• 13 25N055 47W unidentified aerial event — July 1962

  1962-07-01 · 13 25N055 47W · CE1

  On or during July 1962, at or near 13 25N055 47W, the source reports the following sequence: DISAPPEARED IN LOW CLOUDS NEAR HORIZON H. ALL PERS INVOLVED HAVE PREV SIGHTED. DISAPPEARED IN LOW CLOUDS NEAR HORIZON. SIGHTED LOOKOUTS AND GOD. ALL PERS INVOLVED HAVE PREV SIGHTED DEPART

• 13 42N 137 11ENEARGUAM reported light point observation — June 1953

  1953-06-01 · 13 42N 137 11ENEARGUAM · CE1

  On or during June 1953, at or near 13 42N 137 11ENEARGUAM, the source reports the following sequence: TYPE OF OBSERVATION Reported 7. COURSE Reported 8. At 2355, 5 June 1953, in area 12-42N-137-11E at 3,000 feet while flying MA3 F4-23-705, the aircraft commander, Lt. Tillow, USN,

• 13 42N144 20E Pacific unidentified aerial event — January 1962

  1962-01-01 · 13 42N144 20E Pacific · CE1

  On or during January 1962, at or near 13 42N144 20E Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Large bright explosion of small object observed for 3 minutes. CONCLUSIONS Probable The text in the document is as follows: NAVAL MESSAGE PRECEDENCE:

• 13 58N81 38W Gulfof Mexico radar-visual unidentified-object report — July 9, 1963

  1963-07-09 · 13 58N81 38W Gulfof Mexico, Mexico · CE1

  On or during July 9, 1963, at or near 13 58N81 38W Gulfof Mexico, Mexico, the source reports the following sequence: 8 July 1963 LOCATION: 13.58N 81.38W (Gulf of Mexico) TYPE OF OBSERVATION: Ground-Visual DURATION: 7.5 minutes PHOTOS: Yes BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Object was sig

• 130Mi3Wof Goose Air Force Base Labrador radar-visual unidentified-object report — May 6, 1953

  1953-05-06 · 130Mi3Wof Goose Air Force Base Labrador · CE1

  On or during May 6, 1953, at or near 130Mi3Wof Goose Air Force Base Labrador, the source reports the following sequence: : Luminous object unknown at over 7,000 ft sighted for 3 - 4 minutes, no sound, changed direction slightly, no further details, no radar contact.

• 135 26E34 48W Pacific Ocean radar-visual unidentified-object report — October 1953

  1953-10-01 · 135 26E34 48W Pacific Ocean · CE1

  On or during October 1953, at or near 135 26E34 48W Pacific Ocean, the source reports the following sequence: : The radar operator and the pilot of the aircraft observed an unidentified object on the radar scope and then visually.

• 13NMSSEOf Melrose New Mexico Cannon Air Force Base reported disc saucer observation — September 25, 1960

  1960-09-25 · 13NMSSEOf Melrose New Mexico Cannon Air Force Base, Mexico · CE1

  Object disappeared below the horizon. COMMENTS: On clear day which was just above the western horizon, however, the direction of the object was not given, precluding a valid conclusion, as to the exact object which was observed, was not given. Observer was on duty at the Melrose

• 14 27N69 57E Indian Ocean radar-visual unidentified-object report — June 11, 1963

  1963-06-11 · 14 27N69 57E Indian Ocean · CE1

  Descended traveling in an Easterly direction for duration of 3-4 min. Passed through area without clouds and appearance did not change. ECHO observed 30 min later. At 1515 hours a luminous disk was observed at an altitude of approximately 30 degrees above the horizon about 225 de

• 14 MI North / Dickinson, ND cigar-shaped object report — November 4, 1957

  1957-11-04 · 14 MI NORTH / DICKINSON, ND, North Dakota, United States · CE1

  3 observer(s).

• 14 MI With Roswell, NM disc or spherical object report — July 9, 1947

  1947-07-09 · 14 MI WITH ROSWELL, NM, New Mexico, United States · CE1

  2 / car.

• 1410N9510WATLANTIC unidentified aerial event — May 1961

  1961-05-01 · 1410N9510WATLANTIC · CE1

  Observed heading N, stopped twice, then made sharp turn and headed S and in about 5 min was lost to sight. OBSERVED ALTITUDE APPROXIMATELY 40 DEGREES. OBJECT FIRST OBSERVED HEADING NORTH STOPPED THEN MADE EASY TURN AND HEADED SOUTH AND IN ABOUT ONE-EIGHTH DISAPPEARED OVER SOUTHER

• 15 01S132 31W Pacific reported aerial observation — July 1964

  1964-07-01 · 15 01S132 31W Pacific · CE1

  On or during July 1964, at or near 15 01S132 31W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: : The object was observed at 26/0225Z.

• 15 19N51 59E GULFOFADEN unidentified aerial event — November 1961

  1961-11-01 · 15 19N51 59E GULFOFADEN · CE1

  Observed to be rising as white lightning appearance. NAVAL MESSAGE UNCLASSIFIED NAVY DEPARTMENT AS 3712 Z 16046 (28 NOV 61) F/RBF FM USS TILLS TO CINCLANTFLT CINCPACFLT CFM1 CINCO COGPMSMOT TWO CGMASTINFL T CINCPACAF INFO PLEINITEMEFIM C IN CIC RD EXT APF CINCPACAFEUR SECNAV CNO

• 15 20Mi Wof Jolliet unidentified aerial event — November 26, 1957

  1957-11-26 · 15 20Mi Wof Jolliet, Illinois, United States · CE1

  On or during November 26, 1957, at or near 15 20Mi Wof Jolliet, Illinois, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING An ANG pilot, now an ANG Gape pilot, while flying an F-86A at 40,000 ft saw a white flash or glow on his left wing at a ra

• 15 34N100 48W PACIFIC reported egg oval observation — February 9, 1963

  1963-02-09 · 15 34N100 48W PACIFIC · CE1

  On or during February 9, 1963, at or near 15 34N100 48W PACIFIC, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Satellite sighted at 30 deg elevation angle only for 5 minutes. On 9 February 1963 at 2320Z, an unknown object was sighted in the northwest quadr

• 15 34N115 08W Pacific unidentified aerial event — July 1963

  1963-07-01 · 15 34N115 08W Pacific · CE1

  On or during July 1963, at or near 15 34N115 08W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: RUWSPC/CTF THREE ONE RUWDKJ/CCGD ELEVEN RUWSPC/COMWEST SEAPORT INFO RUECJD/COMDT COGARD USCG GRNG P 212230Z FM COMEST AREA TO COMEST AREA ST UNCLAS FOLLOWING RECEIVED FROM MS YUGA

• 15 54N152 36E Pacific unidentified aerial event — March 1966

  1966-03-01 · 15 54N152 36E Pacific · CE1

  On or during March 1966, at or near 15 54N152 36E Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: : Two stars were sighted off the right front side of the aircraft at one minute intervals.

• 15 56N81 05W Gulf Of Mexico unidentified aerial event — January 29, 1963

  1963-01-29 · 15 56N81 05W Gulf Of Mexico, Mexico · CE1

  On or during January 29, 1963, at or near 15 56N81 05W Gulf Of Mexico, Mexico, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: OBJECT AS BRIGHT AS POLARIS IN FLIGHT WITH ELEVATION OF 18 DEG OBSERVED AT 340 DEG AZIMUTH. LIGHT DISAPPEARED AT APPROXIMATE ALT OF

• 15 MI East / Malmstrom Air Force Base, MT cigar-shaped object report — October 17, 1975

  1975-10-17 · 15 MI EAST / MALMSTROM AIR FORCE BASE, MT, Montana, United States · CE1

  Woman.

• 15 MI North / San Antonio, TX disc or spherical object report — June 28, 1955

  1955-06-28 · 15 MI NORTH / SAN ANTONIO, TX, Texas, United States · CE1

  2+observer(s).