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• Atlanta, GA disc or spherical object report — November 23, 2000

  2000-11-23 · ATLANTA, GA, Georgia, United States · CE1

  Numerous high-Q observer(s).

• Atlantic / Liberian Tanker 70° 25w-36° 24n unidentified-light report — August 24, 1958

  1958-08-24 · ATLANTIC / LIBERIAN TANKER 70° 25W-36° 24N, NAT, Atlantic Ocean + islands · CE1

  1 UFO seen 30-40 second(s).

• Atlantic 06° 45w-61° 15n Project Bluebook Case #unknown unidentified-light report — December 16, 1961

  1961-12-16 · ATLANTIC 06° 45W-61° 15N PROJECT BLUEBOOK CASE #UNKNOWN, NAT, Atlantic Ocean + islands · CE1

  Military observer(s) (usn ship).

• Atlantic 07° 15w-61° 38n Project Bluebook Case #unknown unidentified-light report — December 16, 1962

  1962-12-16 · ATLANTIC 07° 15W-61° 38N PROJECT BLUEBOOK CASE #UNKNOWN, NAT, Atlantic Ocean + islands · CE1

  Military observer(s).

• Atlantic 16° 09w-61° 45n Project Bluebook Case #unknown unidentified-light report — October 16, 1962

  1962-10-16 · ATLANTIC 16° 09W-61° 45N PROJECT BLUEBOOK CASE #UNKNOWN, NAT, Atlantic Ocean + islands · CE1

  Military observer(s).

• Atlantic 17° 30w-50° 31n Project Bluebook Case #unknown unidentified-light report — December 14, 1961

  1961-12-14 · ATLANTIC 17° 30W-50° 31N PROJECT BLUEBOOK CASE #UNKNOWN, NAT, Atlantic Ocean + islands · CE1

  Military observer(s).

• Atlantic 17° 40w-41° 20n Project Bluebook Case #unknown unidentified-light report — December 9, 1963

  1963-12-09 · ATLANTIC 17° 40W-41° 20N PROJECT BLUEBOOK CASE #UNKNOWN, NAT, Atlantic Ocean + islands · CE1

  Military observer(s).

• Atlantic 20 40N 55 15W reported disc saucer observation — March 1968

  1968-03-01 · Atlantic 20 40N 55 15W · CE1

  Observers sighted 15 to 17 objects that seemed to be in the form of eclipsing from N to S. The objects looked like flying saucers shining like stars with tails of comets.

• Atlantic 27° 40w-66° 00n unidentified-light report — October 24, 1964

  1964-10-24 · ATLANTIC 27° 40W-66° 00N, NAT, Atlantic Ocean + islands · CE1

  Blue Book.

• Atlantic 37° 00w-43° 46n unidentified-light report — May 16, 1961

  1961-05-16 · ATLANTIC 37° 00W-43° 46N, NAT, Atlantic Ocean + islands · CE1

  Project Bluebook Case #unknown.

• Atlantic 43.12N 49.30W unidentified-object report — July 26, 1956

  1956-07-26 · Atlantic 43.12N 49.30W, International waters · CE1

  DC-7 Encounters Object Over Atlantic

• Atlantic 43° 30w-42° 55n Project Bluebook Case #unknown unidentified-light report — March 4, 1961

  1961-03-04 · ATLANTIC 43° 30W-42° 55N PROJECT BLUEBOOK CASE #UNKNOWN, NAT, Atlantic Ocean + islands · CE1

  Military observer(s).

• Atlantic 48° 00w-35° 00n Military Observer(s) unidentified-light report — September 17, 1958

  1958-09-17 · ATLANTIC 48° 00W-35° 00N MILITARY OBSERVER(S), NAT, Atlantic Ocean + islands · CE1

  1 UFO / 2 minute(s).

• Atlantic 5430w-4952n disc or spherical object report — October 5, 1952

  1952-10-05 · ATLANTIC 5430W-4952N, NAT, Atlantic Ocean + islands · CE1

  Steamship Caronia.

• Atlantic 67° 20w-22° 00n Project Bluebook Case #unknown unidentified-light report — March 15, 1962

  1962-03-15 · ATLANTIC 67° 20W-22° 00N PROJECT BLUEBOOK CASE #UNKNOWN, NAT, Atlantic Ocean + islands · CE1

  observer(s) = Pan-AM flight.

• Atlantic bet. Cuba and Haiti unidentified-object report — January 10, 1961

  1961-01-10 · Atlantic bet. Cuba and Haiti, International waters · CE1

  UFO "Alters" Navy Polaris Missile Test

• Atlantic City unidentified aerial event — August 1958

  1958-08-01 · Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States · CE1

  On or during August 1958, at or near Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States, the source reports the following sequence: FOLLOWING RECEIVED FROM ATLANTIC CITY LBS NEW JERSEY X AT 0635Z TO 0640Z RUSNAK BM3 REPORTED THAT HE HAD SEEN A WHITE DOT MOVING ABOUT THE LOWER LIMB OF THE M

• Atlantic City unidentified aerial event — July 23, 1953

  1953-07-23 · Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States · CE1

  Objects were stationary for about 30 seconds and then disappeared from sight.

• Atlantic City unidentified aerial event — July 27, 1954

  1954-07-27 · Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States · CE1

  On or during July 27, 1954, at or near Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Approximately 300 persons saw a round shiny object hovering in the sky for a long period of time. No significant performance char

• Atlantic City unidentified-object report — February 24, 1967

  1967-02-24 · Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States · CE1

  G,V, FAA tracked 2-mins

• Atlantic City, NJ disc or spherical object report — February 7, 1959

  1959-02-07 · ATLANTIC CITY, NJ, New Jersey, United States · CE1

  Rumble!

• Atlantic Eof Cape Canaveral unidentified aerial event — October 29, 1962

  1962-10-29 · Atlantic Eof Cape Canaveral · CE1

  On or during October 29, 1962, at or near Atlantic Eof Cape Canaveral, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Observed satellite take off of rocket booster. Moments later observed at 40 deg elevation. Again observed by end of boost east. BRIEF SUMMA

• Atlantic N of Bermuda unidentified-object report — February 16, 1961

  1961-02-16 · Atlantic N of Bermuda, International waters · CE1

  High Speed Object Tracked on APS-95

• Atlantic Near Azores fireball or luminous-object report — August 16, 1956

  1956-08-16 · ATLANTIC NEAR AZORES, Azores, Atlantic Ocean + islands · CE1

  Airliner takes evasive action.

• Atlantic New York Lisbon radar-visual unidentified-object report — September 8, 1962

  1962-09-08 · Atlantic New York Lisbon · CE1

  On or during September 8, 1962, at or near Atlantic New York Lisbon, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Purply blue-white object size of football approximately 35 ft in diameter observed at 15,000 ft altitude. Observed by crew and passengers, ca

• Atlantic Ocean 18 10N66 12W radar-visual unidentified-object report — November 18, 1964

  1964-11-18 · Atlantic Ocean 18 10N66 12W · CE1

  Emitted no sound. Object observed on radar at 40 miles range. ACTION TAKEN: Radar tracked object for 2 minutes. The aircraft was visually observed in flight, orbiting the area of the radar contacts. The flight controls were observed to be functioning properly, and the radar conta

• Atlantic Ocean 31 N 81 30W unidentified aerial event — November 6, 1954

  1954-11-06 · Atlantic Ocean 31 N 81 30W · CE1

  On or during November 6, 1954, at or near Atlantic Ocean 31 N 81 30W, the source reports the following sequence: NO VAPOR TRAIL LEFT H.

• Atlantic Ocean 53 05N 22 15W radar-visual unidentified-object report — February 1, 1960

  1960-02-01 · Atlantic Ocean 53 05N 22 15W · CE1

  The record card includes various fields to record details about the sighting, such as the date, location, type of observation, source, number of objects, and a description of the observed object. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING While, flying with long haul, I had looked the ship of a s

• Atlantic Ocean 600mi NWAscension Island unidentified aerial event — June 8, 1964

  1964-06-08 · Atlantic Ocean 600mi NWAscension Island · CE1

  On or during June 8, 1964, at or near Atlantic Ocean 600mi NWAscension Island, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: ONE WHITE LIGHT, SIMILAR TO STAR, WAS OBSERVED BY PILOT OGLESBY OF LUNAR ORBITER SPACECRAFT AS HIS VEHICLE PASSED OVER THIS AREA. L

• Atlantic Ocean disc-shaped object report — May 25, 1945

  1945-05-25 · Atlantic Ocean, International waters · CE1

  In early morning on a sunny day with intermittent clouds, a B-17 bomber was en route from Morocco to Dakar, Senegal.

• Atlantic Ocean disc-shaped object report — November 25, 1978

  1978-11-25 · Atlantic Ocean, International waters · CE1

  While participating in a trans-Atlantic crossing during a yacht race, the skipper of the yacht "Salamandre" watched a very shiny white disc come down to right above the boat.

• Atlantic Ocean radar tracking report — May 31, 1963

  1963-05-31 · Atlantic Ocean, International waters · CE1

  1400 MPH Airborne Radar Tracks

• Atlantic Ocean reported disc saucer observation — April 1955

  1955-04-01 · Atlantic Ocean · CE1

  The image shows a filled-out project 10973 record card with various fields describing the reported sighting. ACCORDING TO THE INDIVIDUAL, THE OBJECT EMITTED A BRILLIANT BLUE GREEN LIGHT AND SEEMED TO BE A ROUND SAUCER-LIKE OBJECT.

• Atlantic Ocean UFO sighting — March 24, 1967

  1967-03-24 · Atlantic Ocean, International airspace · CE1

  2134Z (4:34 p.m.

• Atlantic Ocean unidentified aerial event — December 1958

  1958-12-01 · Atlantic Ocean · CE1

  On or during December 1958, at or near Atlantic Ocean, the source reports the following sequence: COMMENTS: Subject observed traveling at high speed, rose rapidly from water and disappeared. The text in the document is as follows: REFERENCE APR 29-2 PARAGRAPH 15A; (1) SHAPE (TAPE

• Atlantic Ocean unidentified aerial event — July 1960

  1960-07-01 · Atlantic Ocean · CE1

  On or during July 1960, at or near Atlantic Ocean, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Object observed moving in a straight line across the sky. DATE OF OCCULT:7-3-53 TEL RECORD BACK TO LIKE REPORT/70G SCOUT AND BEEN INVESTIGATIVE UNIT'S CONCLUSI

• Atlantic Ocean unidentified-object report — March 9, 1957

  1957-03-09 · Atlantic Ocean (off Carolinas), International waters · CE1

  Airliner Encounters Green Object

• Atlantic Ocean Vicinity Of Iceland unidentified aerial event — November 1965

  1965-11-01 · Atlantic Ocean Vicinity Of Iceland, Iceland · CE1

  On or during November 1965, at or near Atlantic Ocean Vicinity Of Iceland, Iceland, the source reports the following sequence: 6500' ELEVATION WHEN INITIALLY SIGHTED, 12000' AZIMUTH. THIS AIRCRAFT WAS FLYING EASTERLY AT 37,000 PAGE FIVE RADIO 286 UNCLAS FT IN THE VICINITY OF ICEL

• Atlantic Ocean18 10N66 12W radar-visual unidentified-object report — November 18, 1964

  1964-11-18 · Atlantic Ocean18 10N66 12W · CE1

  The text from the document is as follows: The approximate position of the reported object was 18-10N 66-12W in the Atlantic Ocean near Puerto Rico on November 8, 1964. The object was reported to have been detected on radar over the ocean. 18 11 64 8-72194 ATLANTIC OCEAN 18-10N 66

• Atlantic Ocean24 10N49 17W reported light formation observation — August 1960

  1960-08-01 · Atlantic Ocean24 10N49 17W · CE1

  On or during August 1960, at or near Atlantic Ocean24 10N49 17W, the source reports the following sequence: COMMENTS: LIGHTS OBSERVED APPARENTLY TRAVELING IN FORMATION AT HIGH SPEED. MOVED AT ANGLES TO EACH OTHER. END QUOTE OBJECT OBSERVED AT 2352 2 JULY 1952 IN POSITION LATITUDE