Created: 15 October 2008
Updated: 26 October 2016
(NICAP.org)
Quote from the UFO report:
“This is currently an 8-page chronology of UFO
incidents and events for 1991. Our thanks for these chronologies must go to
Richard Hall (the original 1991 chronology from UFOE II), Dan Wilson (archive
researcher), and Jean Waskiewicz (online NICAP DBase [NSID]. You will note the
many foreign reports that we are now being able to access. Our special thanks
to Dan Wilson for getting those to us. As more come in, this page will be
updated. Previous chronologies (1947 to 1969) involved the expertise of two
other team members; Rebecca Wise (Project Blue Book Archive) and Brad Sparks
(Comprehensive Catalog of Project Blue Book Unknowns). Bob Gribble’s entries
are those filed with the National UFO Reporting
Center in Seattle , Washington ,
now operated by Peter Davenport. Trace cases are now being entered with the
help of Ted Phillips, Center for Physical Trace Research and retrofitted into
previous chronologies as time permits. Since I was Indiana State Director
(MUFON) at that time, many of our Indiana
cases are listed here.
NICAP Site Coordinator
Jan. 13, 1991; Pittsburgh ,
PA
U.S. Air flight crew saw a rectangular,
light-reflective object that flew into clouds (Volume II, The UFO Evidence,
Section III).
April 21, 1991; Heathrow
Airport , London , UK
Alitalia Airlines MD-80 on final approach saw round
object/missile cross its path, confirmed by radar (Volume II, The UFO Evidence,
Section III).
(Comment by blogger: The UFO was encountered over Lydd , Kent. )
June 8, 1991; Concepcion ,
Paraguay
Pilots encountered and radar tracked reddish oval
object that paced a small aircraft and hovered above airport, E-M effects on
plane (Volume II, The UFO Evidence, Section III).
Dec. 28, 1991; London ,
Ontario , Canada
12:40 AM. There was both airborne radar contact and
visual confirmation of an echelon formation of three objects that flew over London , Ontario ,
Canada . The
case is rated as a high reliability unknown by the Canadian UFO Survey group. (Source:
Richard F. Haines, Project Delta: A Study of Multiple UFO, p. 192).”
Aerial view of Lydd with the airfield in the centre of
the photograph (text by Wikipedia) (wikimedia.org)
the photograph (text by Wikipedia) (wikimedia.org)
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