(“Beach Resort”)
Sunday, 22 May 2016
Google Website Searches:
Focus On UFO Incidents At Beaches
Website: National Investigations Committee on Aerial
Phenomena (NICAP.org):
(Search term: “On the Beach”)
(“On Beach”)
(“At the Beach”)
(“Over the Beach”)
(“Over Beach”)
(“Above the Beach”)
(“Above Beach”)
(“Near the Beach”)
(“Near Beach”)
(“a Beach”)
(“Beach Resort”)
(nicap.org image)
Website: National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC.org):
(“On the Beach”)
(“On Beach”)
(“At the Beach”)
(“At Beach”)
(“Over the Beach”)
(“Over Beach”)
(“Above the Beach”)
(“Above Beach”)
(“Near the Beach”)
(“Near Beach”)
(“a Beach”)
https://www.google.com/search?num=100&q=“Beach+Resort”+site:nuforc.org
(“Beach Resort”)
(“Beach Resort”)
(“Beach Hotel”)
(nuforc.org image)
Saturday, 21 May 2016
UFO News Article:
“ ‘Just The Facts’ On UFOs”
18 February 1968
(St. Petersburg Times, Florida)
The article reports on Mort Young’s book, “UFO: TOP
SECRET” (Publisher: Essandress Special Editions, 1967):
Quote from the article:
“Of all the books on the subject, his is certainly the most concise and tightly reasoned.”
“Of all the books on the subject, his is certainly the most concise and tightly reasoned.”
(amazon.com image)
Friday, 20 May 2016
Google Website Searches:
Focus On UFO Incidents At Interstate Highways:
I-16, I-17, I-19, I-20, I-22, I-24, I-25 and I-26
(Main Interstate Routes)
U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT):
Federal
Highway Administration (FHWA):
“FHWA Route Log and Finder List”:
http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/planning/national_highway_system/interstate_highway_system/routefinder/index.cfm
“FHWA Route Log and Finder List:
http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/planning/national_highway_system/interstate_highway_system/routefinder/index.cfm
“FHWA Route Log and Finder List:
Table 1: Main Routes of the Dwight D. Eisenhower
National System of Interstate and Defense Highways ”:
Interstate
16 (I-16) (Georgia), Interstate 17 (I-17) (Arizona), Interstate 19 (I-19)
(Arizona), Interstate 20 (I-20) (Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama,
Georgia, South Carolina), Interstate 22 (I-22) (Mississippi, Alabama), Interstate
24 (I-24) (Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia), Interstate 25 (I-25) (New
Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming), Interstate 26 (I-26) (North Carolina, South
Carolina, Tennessee).
Website:
National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC.org):
(Search
term: Interstate 16 (I-16) (Georgia))
(I-16 (Georgia))
(Interstate 17 (I-17) (Arizona))
(I-17 (Arizona))
(Interstate
19 (I-19) (Arizona))
(I-19 (Arizona))
(Interstate 20 (I-20) (Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina))
(I-20 (Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama,
Georgia,
South Carolina))
South Carolina))
(Interstate 22 (I-22) (Mississippi, Alabama))
(no cases as of 20 May 2016)
(no cases as of 20 May 2016)
(I-22 (Mississippi, Alabama))
(no cases as of 20 May 2016)
(no cases as of 20 May 2016)
(Interstate 24 (I-24) (Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Georgia))
(I-24 (Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia))
(Interstate 25 (I-25) (New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming))
(I-25 (New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming))
(Interstate 26 (I-26) (North Carolina, South Carolina,
Tennessee))
(I-26 (North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee))
Website: UFO DNA (thecid.com/ufo)
(NOTE: Most of the reports come from NUFORC.org):
(Interstate 16 (I-16) (Georgia))
(I-16 (Georgia))
(Interstate
17 (I-17) (Arizona))
(I-17 (Arizona))
(Interstate
19 (I-19) (Arizona))
(I-19 (Arizona))
(Interstate 20 (I-20) (Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina))
(no cases as of 20 May 2016)
(no cases as of 20 May 2016)
(I-20 (Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama,
Georgia,
South Carolina))
South Carolina))
(Interstate 22 (I-22) (Mississippi, Alabama))
(no cases as of 20 May 2016)
(no cases as of 20 May 2016)
(I-22 (Mississippi, Alabama))
(no cases as of 20 May 2016)
(no cases as of 20 May 2016)
(Interstate 24 (I-24) (Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Georgia))
(I-24 (Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia))
(Interstate 25 (I-25) (New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming))
(I-25 (New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming))
(Interstate 26 (I-26) (North Carolina, South Carolina,
Tennessee))
(I-26 (North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee))
NOTE: I-22 (omitted from the U.S. Interstate Highway System Map): Mississippi (Tupelo, New Albany, Holly Springs), Alabama (Birmingham).
Wikipedia article: “Interstate 16”:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstate_16
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstate_26
Related post:
NOTE: I-22 (omitted from the U.S. Interstate Highway System Map): Mississippi (Tupelo, New Albany, Holly Springs), Alabama (Birmingham).
Wikipedia article: “Interstate 16”:
Wikipedia article: “Interstate 17”:
Wikipedia article: “Interstate 19”:
Wikipedia article: “Interstate 20”:
Wikipedia article: “Interstate 22”:
Wikipedia article: “Interstate 24”:
Wikipedia article: “Interstate 25”:
Wikipedia article: “Interstate 26”:
Related post:
(wikimedia.org image)
Thursday, 19 May 2016
UFO News Article:
“Thousands of New Yorkers report seeing UFOs”
30 August 1984
(The Ledger, Lakeland, Florida)
The article reports on the 1980s Hudson Valley, New
York, UFO wave:
Quote from the article:
“It seems that thousands of people in the area have
reported seeing strange objects in the night sky. Usually described as V-shaped
and about the size of a football field, the colossal ‘Thing’ is said to be absolutely
noiseless and outlined in brilliant lights of white, green and amber.
(Eugene) Bauer (technician for a fiber optics firm) says
he saw the Thing one night in March 1983 as he and a friend were driving home
from a restaurant.
‘It floated above our car, no more than 150 feet up, standing
still,’ he said. ‘I don’t know what it was, but I know it didn’t come from this
Earth.’
Bauer was among a dozen supposed witnesses who
recounted their stories before an enthralled audience at the Aug. 25 ‘UFO
Conference,’ the agenda of which stretched a full 12 hours.
Dennis Sant, deputy clerk of Putnam County, N.Y., approached
the microphone to tell of having watched ‘it’ hover over Interstate Highway 84
one moonlit night.”
Related posts:
Related posts:
Wednesday, 18 May 2016
UFO Case Report:
“Ham Radio Operator Hears
American Airlines Pilot Report UFO.”
By William Puckett (Montana State MUFON Director),
6 February 2016
(UFOs Northwest, Helena, Montana)
Quote from the UFO case report:
“Location of Sighting: Near Nephi, Utah
Date of Sighting: January
14, 2016
Time of Sighting: Between
12:12 and 12:13 AM MST
Background: This case
was reported to me by Erica Lukes who is the director of MUFON for the state of
Utah. She knows a radio show host (Pat Daniels) who was scanning communications
between aircraft and the FAA shortly after midnight on January 14, 2016. He
heard a conversation between an airline pilot and Air Route Traffic Control.
The pilot reported seeing an extremely large bright
object that he estimated a mile wide to his right. The air traffic controller
told him that he was looking in the direction of Nephi, Utah. Apparently the
air traffic controller told the pilot that the object was not detected on
radar. The object appeared to keep pace with the aircraft.
A Freedom of Information (FOIA) request was written to
the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). About six weeks later we received a
response to the FOIA. The response consisted of radar returns, voice tapes and
tower logs. The FAA is to be commended for their full and timely response to our
request.
Research showed that the aircraft was American
Airlines Flight Number 434 which was enroute from San Francisco, CA to
Philadelphia, PA. The actual sighting time was between 12:12 and 12:13 AM MST
on January 14, 2016. We were able to find segments of the conversation on the
Air Traffic Control archives website, but much of conversation was deleted. One
could hear the controller telling the pilot that Nephi, Utah was off to his
right and the pilot acknowledging the transmission. However, the UFO report was
not on the tape. The ham radio operator did not record the conversation so the ‘UFO
report’ could not be heard. He heard the conversation on the frequency of
127.95 mhz.
Update: March 4, 2016.
The voice tape obtained from the FAA (see above) does fill in some of the
transmission missing from the tape from the Air Traffic Control archives
website. The only thing not included from the original transmission was the
estimated size of the object and the and the conversation where the FAA said
that the object was not detected on radar. The airline crew described the
object as a large orange square.
An animation was constructed for each revolution of
the radar (12 seconds). The radar animation frames are speeded up to one
second/revolution in the animation. (Animation follows voice tape above.) The
animation shows 1 to 3 returns for each revolution of the radar. There are a
few rotations where no returns are detected. This is strange. There is no
detected conventional movement and the returns vary from 0 to 3 over the 7
minute period. The time period is from 12:08 to 12:15 AM MST which is a few
minutes before and after the pilot reported the strange object. One wonders if
the object was moving erratically and perhaps was rotating exposing more or
less radar cross sectional area resulting in no detection or a different number
of returns? The object could have been large considering this type of ‘radar
signature?’
A visual trace of the FAA tape is shown in Figure 1. Pat Daniels (ham radio operator) stated in a radio interview that the aircraft radioed the FAA and inquired whether radar showed anything in the area of their sighting. This conversation was around a minute before the conversation where the FAA told the crew that the town to the right was Nephi, Utah. There was some conversation in this time frame. (See annotation in Figure 1.) However, the conversation has been deleted and only a second or two not ‘redacted.’ The question is why did the FAA redact this conversation? According to Pat Daniels the crew did not announce their flight number when they first sighted the object. So perhaps the FAA didn’t include it for that reason. Or perhaps they did not want the public to hear the conversation? In the recorded conversation starting just after 12:12 AM the crew was talking about their sighting and the FAA responded ‘you mean to the right.’ How did they know that? They knew because they had it on radar.”
A visual trace of the FAA tape is shown in Figure 1. Pat Daniels (ham radio operator) stated in a radio interview that the aircraft radioed the FAA and inquired whether radar showed anything in the area of their sighting. This conversation was around a minute before the conversation where the FAA told the crew that the town to the right was Nephi, Utah. There was some conversation in this time frame. (See annotation in Figure 1.) However, the conversation has been deleted and only a second or two not ‘redacted.’ The question is why did the FAA redact this conversation? According to Pat Daniels the crew did not announce their flight number when they first sighted the object. So perhaps the FAA didn’t include it for that reason. Or perhaps they did not want the public to hear the conversation? In the recorded conversation starting just after 12:12 AM the crew was talking about their sighting and the FAA responded ‘you mean to the right.’ How did they know that? They knew because they had it on radar.”
(ufosnw.com image)
UFO News Article (Blog):
“They do it for our own good”
By Billy Cox, 25 March 2016
(De Void, Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Florida)
Billy Cox reports on William Puckett’s investigation
of the
14 January 2016 American Airlines
Flight Number 434 UFO
incident near Nephi, Utah:
The UFO case involves the Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA).
FAA radar pinpointed an object or objects above Interstate
15, according to Cox.
Satellite photo of Nephi, Utah (tageo.com)
(tageo.com photo)
Tuesday, 17 May 2016
UFO Article (Blog):
“Mid-Air Encounter With UFO –
Rarely Seen US Army Documents Available Again”
By Paul Dean, 15 May 2016
(UFOs – Documenting The Evidence, Melbourne,
Australia)
The article reports on the 18 October 1973 (at 11:05 p.m.) Lawrence J. Coyne (Captain, U.S. Army) helicopter UFO incident near
Mansfield, Ohio.
Dean presents the ‘U.S. Army Disposition Form’ report –
and
four other pages pertaining to the case. The report was signed
by all four of the crew, Captain Lawrence J. Coyne (pilot),
1st. Lieutenant Arrigo Jezzi, Staff Sergeant John Healey and
Staff Sergeant Robert Yanacsek.
Coyne retired as a Lieutenant Colonel from the U.S. Army.
four other pages pertaining to the case. The report was signed
by all four of the crew, Captain Lawrence J. Coyne (pilot),
1st. Lieutenant Arrigo Jezzi, Staff Sergeant John Healey and
Staff Sergeant Robert Yanacsek.
Coyne retired as a Lieutenant Colonel from the U.S. Army.
Quote from the article:
“Who remembers the 1973 case where a UFO nearly
destroyed a US Army Reserve helicopter? You should. Even the debunkers and
sceptics get uncomfortable with this one.
Jennie Zeidman, associate of astronomer J. Allen Hynek,
published a report titled ‘Helicopter-UFO Encounter Over Ohio’ for the Centre
for UFO Studies in 1979 after meticulously investigating the case.
The case has never been solved.”
Related posts:
(ufos-documenting-the-evidence.blogspot.com image)
UFO Article (Blog):
“Project Moon Dust And The 1127th Field
Activities Group – More Unseen Records?”
By Paul Dean, 8 May 2016
(UFOs – Documenting The Evidence, Melbourne, Australia)
Quote from the article:
“When going through hundreds of old United States Air
Force (USAF) records at archive.org I found a record titled ‘History of the
Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence: July – December 1967.’ This is not the first
time I have found records this way. See this post for another example of what
can be found at archive.org if one makes the effort. Anyway, the above
mentioned record seems to only include the functions and responsibilities of
the 1127th Field Activities Group (FAG). It starts off at Page 46. For those
readers who don’t know, the 1127th FAG, historically, relates to the USAF’s
painful reaction to the UFO issue. The organisation started out its shadowy
life as the 4602nd Air Intelligence Service Squadron (AISS) in January 1953,
when Air Defence Command Regulation 24-4 created it for a wartime mission of
exploiting downed enemy people, papers, and hardware. In March 1953, the
decision was made to use the 4602nd AISS in UFO investigations and, by the end
of December 1953, a
working agreement existed between the Air Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC)
and the new 4602nd AISS. In fact, all UFO reports were to go through the 4602d
AISS prior to any transmission to Project Blue Book at Wright-Patterson Air
Force Base – Project Blue Book being the publicly admitted UFO ‘investigative’
desk, if you can call what they did as ‘investigations’ that is. Anyway, in
July 1957 the 4602nd, became the 1006th AISS, then in April 1960, it was
reorganised as the 1127th FAG! Furthermore, through the years, these organisations
ran the infamous ‘Project Moon Dust,’ which many of you will know of. For those
that do not, put simply, the original mission of Project Moon Dust, as stated
by US Air Force Message #54322, dated December 23, 1957, was to ‘to collect and
analyze raw intelligence reports from the field on fallen space debris and
objects of unknown origin.’
Looking at the bigger picture, the only thing these
obscure publications really prove is that there is more UFO-related,
governmental (usually of military providence) record to be found. There must be
dozens of under-utilised archives that contain significant, at least
historically, material. None of this of course will solve the UFO matter. It
will, however, fill in little parts of history, and, sometimes, lead us to more
discoveries.”
(wikimedia.org image)
Monday, 16 May 2016
UFO TV Report & News Article:
“Archive 1959: Fighter jets sent
to intercept Redmond UFO”
12 May 2016
(NBC KGW, Portland, Oregon)
KGW reports on the 24 September 1959 Redmond, Oregon,
UFO incident.
The large, bright UFO was first spotted by police
officer Robert Dickerson shortly before dawn.
Six F-102 jet fighters were sent from Portland.
The article contains the official report L. E. Davis sent
to the Federal Aviation Agency (now Federal
Aviation Administration) (FAA). Davis was Chief of Redmond Air Traffic Communication
Station.
Quote from Davis’ letter:
“Seattle Air Route Control Center advised radar
contacted UFO at 1420Z located 25
miles south of Redmond at 52.00 feet .”
The video comes from a September 1959 broadcast of ‘Space
Report’ on KGW Television:
The video is also presented on facebook.com by KGW-TV:
Related post:
Satellite photo of Redmond, Oregon (tageo.com)
(tageo.com photo)
Sunday, 15 May 2016
UFO Technical Report:
“Small White Ball of Light Flies Near Airliner: Investigation of High Resolution, Digital,
Color Photographs of July 3, 2005 at 2031 Hrs.,
Palo Alto, California”
By Richard F. Haines, 27 July 2007
(NARCAP, Temecula, California)
The photographs were taken by the amateur astronomer
Lance Boehm.
(tageo.com photo)
UFO News Article:
Flying Saucer Drawing by U.S. Air
Force Sergeants, California, 1950
5 April 1950
(Plattsburgh press-Republican, New York)
Source: ufonewspaper.blogspot.com
The whole article:
“ ‘WE SWEAR IT’ – With hands on the Bible, Air Force
Sergeants Bill Elder, left, and Bob O’Hara take an oath that they saw a
fantastic sky form cavorting over a mountain resort near Long Beach, Calif. At
left is their sketch of the ‘pinkish, pancake-like affair, with a fin on one
side,’ one of the latest in a new rash of ‘flying saucers.’ ”
(3.bp.blogspot.com/ufonewspaper.blogspot.com image)
Satellite photo of Long Beach, California (tageo.com)
(tageo.com photo)
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