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This document compiles various incident summaries related to unidentified flying
This document contains an Air Force intelligence report from November
Fourth Army area, Officers of G-2, Fourth Army have discussed the matter of "Unidentified Aircraft" or "Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon" otherwise known as "Flying Discs", "Flying Saucers", and "Balls of Fire". This matter is considered
hours on 16th January, 1947, one of our Mosquitoes was vectored on to an unidentified aircraft at 22,000 feet. A long chase ensued commencing over the North Sea about 50 miles from the Dutch
from the Department of War detailing the observation of an unidentified low-flying object by a P-8A aircraft near Latakia, Syria. The object was detected traveling at approximately
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, to the effect that Col. TAYLOR had received information regarding an unidentified aircraft which was reported to have been seen at 2215 hours, 29 March 1952, on Ritchie Highway, south
front page story: A jet fighter returning from a "scramble" to investigate an "unidentified aircraft", plunged into tiny Walesville eleven miles southwest of Utica, about 12:30 P.M., July 2, 1954. The plane crashed into
dated 1-29-50 Subject: Flying Discs REPORT FILLED JONES 2-27-50 AIRCRAFT - UNIDENTIFIED
This document consists of email correspondence related to a mission
inquiries by Papua New Guinea's intelligence services about unidentified aerial phenomena. On January 24, 1985, residents reported high-speed aircraft overflight, prompting official concern. The cable includes observations from
communication confirms that certain details regarding unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) are classified as unclassified. Additionally, it contains records of UAP sightings involving U.S. aircraft
twofold: a. To enunciate continuing Air Force requirements for information pertaining to sightings of unconventional aircraft and unidentified flying objects, including the so-called "Flying Discs." b. To establish procedures for reporting such information
This document is a section of an FBI case file
This document is a mission report from the U.S. Military
This document contains communications between military personnel regarding unexplained aerial
This document, a mission report from the Department of War
Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) during an operation in the Persian Gulf. The report outlines flight operations, including takeoff and landing details, and highlights observations made from an aircraft. The narrative
This document is a mission report by the U.S. Department
This mission report details an encounter with an unidentified aerial
This document is a diplomatic cable from the U.S. Embassy
When over Troudale Captain Thrush heard Portland Tower giving instructions to other aircraft to hold due to the report because of an unidentified flying object dropping flares. Upon nearing this information Captain Thrush turned
This document is an Air Intelligence Information Report detailing eyewitness
This document is a mission report from October 2020 detailing
Patrol Squadron One were conducting the Kodiak security patrol, and sighted an unidentified object. At the time of their sighting the aircraft in which the officers were embarked was approximately 62 miles south
This document contains a collection of incident summaries regarding unidentified