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UFO sightings in Mexico

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• 3 States / South Mexico fireball or luminous-object report — March 27, 1968

  1968-03-27 · 3 STATES / SOUTH MEXICO, TBS, Mexico · CE2

  Several night lights.

• Mexico City Mexico 12124 reported disc saucer observation — November 6, 1967

  1967-11-06 · Mexico City Mexico 12124, Mexico · CE1

  Performing OCR on the text in the document: Mexico City, Mexico 12 November 1967 At approximately 8:20 PM on 12 November 1967, the observer sighted a bright object in the sky over Mexico City, Mexico. The object was observed for approximately 15 minutes before it faded from view.

• Mexico City unidentified-object report — August 6, 1967

  1967-08-06 · Mexico City, Mexico · CE1

  8:17 p.m.

• Santa Fe New Mexico 11926 unidentified aerial event — August 1967

  1967-08-01 · Santa Fe New Mexico 11926, Mexico · CE1

  On or during August 1967, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near Santa Fe New Mexico 11926, Mexico. 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 reco

• West / Durango, Mexico landing encounter — May 6, 1967

  1967-05-06 · WEST / DURANGO, MEXICO, DRG, Mexico · CE2

  Engineer and 1 / car.

• Tabasco, Mexico disc or spherical object report — May 1967

  1967-05 · TABASCO, MEXICO, TBS, Mexico · CE2

  2+several.

• Guanajuato, Mx disc or spherical object report — May 1967

  1967-05 · GUANAJUATO, MX, GTO, Mexico · CE2

  2 / car.

• Iguala, Guerrero, Mexico cigar-shaped object report — March 25, 1967

  1967-03-25 · IGUALA, GUERRERO, MEXICO, GRR, Mexico · CE2

  Intensely luminous object / ground level.

• Mescalero New Mexico 11437 unidentified aerial event — March 1967

  1967-03-01 · Mescalero New Mexico 11437, Mexico · CE1

  On or during March 1967, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near Mescalero New Mexico 11437, Mexico. 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 reco

• Acapulco, Mexico radar-object report — October 31, 1966

  1966-10-31 · ACAPULCO, MEXICO, GRR, Mexico · CE2

  25+/ airliner.

• Mexico City disc or spherical object report — July 1966

  1966-07 · MEXICO CITY, DF, Mexico · CE1

  Traffic jam.

• Mexico 10057 unidentified aerial event — November 1965

  1965-11-01 · Mexico 10057, Mexico · CE1

  On or during November 1965, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near Mexico 10057, Mexico. 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

• Mexico unidentified aerial event — November 1965

  1965-11-01 · Mexico, Mexico · CE1

  The letter mentions that the writer's son-in-law and daughter saw the objects and took pictures, which are enclosed with the letter. Unidentified Flying Objects Devision Wright Patterson Airforce Base Dayton, Ohio Dear Sirs, I am enclosing a slide which has on it 3 unidentified f

• Mexico, Mx disc or spherical object report — September 25, 1965

  1965-09-25 · MEXICO, MX, DF, Mexico · CE1

  Thousands / observer(s).

• Lake Texcoco, Mexico landing encounter — September 15, 1965

  1965-09-15 · LAKE TEXCOCO, MEXICO, MEX, Mexico · CE2

  Many observer(s).

• Coatepec, Mexico being encounter — September 10, 1965

  1965-09-10 · COATEPEC, MEXICO, VRC, Mexico · CE3

  4+observer(s).

• Torreon, Coah, Mexico disc or spherical object report — August 25, 1965

  1965-08-25 · TORREON, COAH, MEXICO, CHL, Mexico · CE2

  Moon-size ovoid / strong yellow-orange light close / ground.

• San Quentin Valley, Mx disc or spherical object report — August 22, 1965

  1965-08-22 · SAN QUENTIN VALLEY, MX, Baja California, Mexico · CE2

  4 hunters.

• Mexico, Df, Mexico being encounter — August 19, 1965

  1965-08-19 · MEXICO, DF, MEXICO, DF, Mexico · CE3

  2 students.

• Mexico City student contact claims — August 1965

  1965-08-01 · MEXICO CITY, DF, Mexico · CE5

  Press stories described invited journeys; the exact event date is uncertain.

• Milpa Alta, Mexico fireball or luminous-object report — August 1965

  1965-08 · MILPA ALTA, MEXICO, MEX, Mexico · CE2

  Several observer(s).

• 28 37N89 33W Gulfof Mexico unidentified aerial event — June 1964

  1964-06-01 · 28 37N89 33W Gulfof Mexico, Mexico · CE1

  On or during June 1964, at or near 28 37N89 33W Gulfof Mexico, Mexico, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Coast Guard personnel at New Orleans Coast Guard Station Gulf of Mexico observed mushroom cloud that looked like atomic warhead explosion a

• Idaho Mexico West Coast US unidentified aerial event — January 15, 1964

  1964-01-15 · Idaho Mexico West Coast US, Mexico · CE1

  On or during January 15, 1964, at or near Idaho Mexico West Coast US, Mexico, the source reports the following sequence: THE MISSILE LIFTED OFF FROM ITS SILO LAUNCH FACILITY DURING THE DAWN, DUSK) AS IT ROSE FROM THE EARTH'S SHADOW INTO THE SUNLIGHT, IT EFFECT OF AN EXPLOSION, FO

• Zitacuaro, Mexico fireball or luminous-object report — August 5, 1963

  1963-08-05 · ZITACUARO, MEXICO, MCH, Mexico · CE1

  Many observer(s).

• 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

• 25 88N89 56W Gulfof Mexico unidentified aerial event — June 1963

  1963-06-01 · 25 88N89 56W Gulfof Mexico, Mexico · CE1

  Enclosure (1) MARINE DATA REPORT FROM: POE 81155 TO: OSI ATTN: Major Leslie SUBJECT: Report UNITED FRUIT COMPANY, PIER 3, NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK AT: 19.21, 20 MAY 1963 POSITION: 25.18 N 89.56 W, GULF OF MEXICO OBSERVATIONS FOR REPORTING OBSERVER: At the time and place indicated, a

• Gulfof Mexico unidentified aerial event — May 1963

  1963-05-01 · Gulfof Mexico, Mexico · CE1

  On or during May 1963, at or near Gulfof Mexico, Mexico, the source reports the following sequence: LENGTH OF OBSERVATION: not reported 8. COMMENTS: Duration not reported, Flight not indicated other than erratic. NAVAL MESSAGE UNCLASSIFIED EMERGENCY EMRGNCY AP IN : 33321 (26 MAY

• 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

• Gulfof Mexico reported light point observation — August 13, 1962

  1962-08-13 · Gulfof Mexico, Mexico · CE1

  On or during August 13, 1962, at or near Gulfof Mexico, Mexico, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF OBSERVATION: Sighting of 2 small, bright lights moving rapidly over the water like jet aircraft, disappeared quickly. Similar to jet aircraft in appearance,

• Veracruz Mexico radar-visual unidentified-object report — July 1962

  1962-07-01 · Veracruz Mexico, Mexico · CE1

  On or during July 1962, at or near Veracruz Mexico, Mexico, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Object was observed hovering over water at about 1,000 feet for approximately 2 minutes, then climbed out of sight at a high rate of speed. COMMENTS:

• 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

• New Mexico Texas Area reported light formation observation — April 1960

  1960-04-01 · New Mexico Texas Area, Mexico · CE1

  On or during April 1960, at or near New Mexico Texas Area, Mexico, the source reports the following sequence: Dinny, he observed a single unidentified flying object which appeared stationary for approximately 5 minutes and then departed at a high rate of speed. Dinn - Flying F-10

• Gulf Of Mexico reported light point observation — March 1960

  1960-03-01 · Gulf Of Mexico, Mexico · CE1

  On or during March 1960, at or near Gulf Of Mexico, Mexico, the source reports the following sequence: COAST GUARD CUTTER GAIOKE REPORTED SIGHTING POSSIBLE METEOR COULD HAVE BEEN METEOR BUT DID NOT LOOK LIKE USUAL ME BRIGHT LIGHT FLASH WITH TRAIL 12 DEGREES IN AZIMUTH TRAVELING S

• Gulf Of Mexico radar-visual unidentified-object report — January 1960

  1960-01-01 · Gulf Of Mexico, Mexico · CE1

  Air Traffic Controller followed it on one radar for 13 seconds. TAPE WORM WAS INFORMED OF THE SIGHTING BUT STATED THEY SAW NOTHING. In this case, the radars on the plane would have observed a blip, but they would not have been able to get a series of range readings on it. SHOP Co

• SOf Punta Campos Mexico unidentified aerial event — November 1959

  1959-11-01 · SOf Punta Campos Mexico, Mexico · CE1

  On or during November 1959, at or near SOf Punta Campos Mexico, Mexico, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: A large meteor or rocket sighted traveling from South to North.

• Near Hermosillo, Mx landing encounter — March 22, 1959

  1959-03-22 · NEAR HERMOSILLO, MX, Sonora, Mexico · CE2

  2 engineers.

• Colima-to-Guadalajara travelers photograph disc in four-image sequence — 1958

  1958-01-01 · Road from Colima to Guadalajara, Colima / Jalisco, Mexico · CE1

  On an undocumented date in 1958, Javier Torres and Alejandro Dueñas were driving from Colima toward Guadalajara and photographing the surrounding landscape. A disc-shaped object flew above them and appeared in a sequence of four photographs. The surviving chronology does not pres

• Col Anahuac disc-shaped object report — December 13, 1957

  1957-12-13 · Col Anahuac, Mexico · CE1

  14-15 circular, tapered discs, very bright, fly in a formation

• Over Queretaro, Mx disc or spherical object report — December 10, 1957

  1957-12-10 · OVER QUERETARO, MX, QTR, Mexico · CE1

  Airline(s)/airliner crew.

• Near Lagos, Mx disc or spherical object report — December 10, 1957

  1957-12-10 · NEAR LAGOS, MX, QTO, Mexico · CE2

  Pilot and 2 / airline(s)/airliner crew.