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NICAP.org UFO case directory (RADCAT):
“Object Tracked At 34,000' /F-102 Scrambled
June 2, 1961
Tampa, Florida”
The whole UFO case report:
“Brad Sparks:
June 2, 1961; Tampa, Florida (BBU)
(McDonald list)
Dan Wilson:
June 2, 1961; Tampa, Florida
At 8:06 p.m. local time, two civilian witnesses, one a
retired USN Commander, saw a star-like object, bluish red changing to white,
high in the sky on a SE course of
approximately 140 degrees from Tampa. This object or a similar object had been
seen nightly on about the same flight path. The 660th Radar Station was called
to check on the UFO and they reported a target on their height finder radar
bearing 055 at 34,000
feet . Target moved up and down and remained in the same
relative position. This object was still on the radar scope 5 June 61 and an
F-102 was scrambled on the target. The aircraft reported contact but
experienced ECM trouble and could not complete intercept due to jamming.
Additional witnesses to the object were two tower operators of the 1928th AACS
Det., MacDill AFB. An airman of the 660th AC&W Squadron also sighted the object.
(Dan Wilson)”
NICAP.org presents U.S.
government (U.S. Air Force) documents that pertain to the UFO case.
Wikipedia article: “Convair F-102 Delta Dagger”:
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F-102As of the 509th FIS over Vietnam, November 1966.
These aircraft wear standard Southeast Asia camouflage (T.O. 1-1-4). (text by
Wikipedia) (wikimedia.org)
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(tageo.com photo)
