2 August 2019
(The Saucers That Time Forgot, U.S.A. )
Curt Collins writes about the 1944 UFO sighting of U.S. Army Air Forces/Corps P-51 Mustang pilot Joe Thompson, Jr. (1919 - 2012) and his UFO lecturing work.
Thompson, Jr. was a WWII photo reconnaissance pilot.
Curt Collins writes about the 1944 UFO sighting of U.S. Army Air Forces/Corps P-51 Mustang pilot Joe Thompson, Jr. (1919 - 2012) and his UFO lecturing work.
Thompson, Jr. was a WWII photo reconnaissance pilot.
Collins also presents several news articles.
Quote from the 30 October 1966 The Nashville
Tennessean Magazine article, “Joe Thompson and the Foo-Fighters”:
“He and his wing man were on a mission over the Rhine Valley ,
photographing German troop movements, when he saw them.
‘We had made some pictures, and I was looking ahead to
our next photo target,’ Thompson recalls, ‘when my wing man broke radio silence
and said, ‘Bogeys at 9 o'clock!’ ’
(A bogey, in air force parlance, is an unidentified
flying object — UFO — which could turn out to be either friendly or hostile.)
‘Off my wing, a little below us, in the direction ofCologne , I saw four or
five objects that looked like silvery footballs,’ he says.
‘Off my wing, a little below us, in the direction of
‘They didn’t seem to be moving. but they must have
been, for they stayed even with us.
‘It flashed through my mind that they were something
the Germans had put up there.”
“VETERANS HISTORY PROJECT: Joe Thompson, Jr.”
(Library of Congress, Washington , D.C. )
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photo reconnaissance plane in World War II
(text by The Nashville Tennessean)
(The Nashville Tennessean Magazine/project1947.com photo)
(The Nashville Tennessean Magazine/project1947.com photo)
Satellite photo of Cologne
(Köln), Germany
(tageo.com)
(tageo.com photo)