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Thursday, 9 June 2016

Google Website Searches:
Focus On UFOs Performing Zig-zag Manoeuvres


Website: National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP.org):

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Website: UFO DNA (thecid.com/ufo):

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UFO news article:
Translation of News Article From ‘CLARIN,’ Buenos Aires,
July 7, 1965 (NICAP.org text):

(NICAP.org)

Quote from the news article:
“Numerous Personnel of the Antarctic bases of three nations: Argentina, Chile and Great Britain, in conditions of optimum visibility, observed (on 3 July 1965) the maneuvers of an unidentified ‘Flying Object.’ So state official communications from the area, including one from the Secretary of the Navy of our country. Independently, the ‘Clarin’ has communicated directly with the Decepcion Base, obtaining from the base commander the details of the sighting.

Santiago, Chile. 6 (Cables of AP AFP Reuter, ANSA y ‘Clarin Agency’) Argentine, British and Chilean military and scientific personnel sighted an unidentified flying object which gave off or glowed with a white light, at high altitude and came at considerable speed in a Southeast direction. The release indicates the object flew a zig-zag path and appeared to hover momentarily suspended in the air. The information caused commotion, when released to the public.”

http://www.nicap.org/docs/antarctica/6507_nicap-nyc_trans1.htm

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Base Decepción (Deception Station) (Argentina), Deception Island, Antarctica (wikimedia.org) (wikimedia.org photo)



















The location of Deception Island, Antarctica
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Sunday, 12 June 2016

Google Website Searches:
Focus On UFO News Articles Mentioning
Zig-zag Manoeuvres by UFOs


Website: Google News Archive (news.google.com/newspapers):

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UFO news article:
“UFO Sightings Are Reported In Venice Area”

31 August 1976
(Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Florida)

Quote from the article:
“Two Venice residents reported seeing unidentified flying objects (UFO) late Saturday and early Sunday (28 and 29 August 1976).

Lori Nyland, 233 Warfield St., Venice, told the Herald-Tribune she saw lights in the sky on three occasions late Saturday night between 9:30 and 11:30 p.m.

Kathy Shane, 232 S. Grove St., Venice, reported seeing fast moving lights in a V-formation in the pre-dawn darkness at 6 a.m. She described the sightings as, ‘A flock of geese all lit up.’

The sightings both occurred in the industrial section of Venice near U.S. 41 and Venice Farms Road.

Nyland told the Herald -Tribune she did not believe in UFOs before she saw a single oval-shaped white light moving up and down a few inches above the trees on U.S. 41.

‘Then it just disappeared.’

She said she again saw the light when she was approaching her apartment. The second sighting was similar to the first, but a third sighting consisted of five lights in a V-formation moving across the sky and then zig-zagging just above the nearby tree tops.

Before this weekend’s sightings the most recent area UFO sighting was in June when DeSoto County residents reported seeing an orange, yellow and red UFO in the farmlands near Arcadia.’ ”




















Satellite photo of Venice, Florida (tageo.com)
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Monday, 18 February 2013

UFO News Article/TV News Report:
“Possible UFO Sighting In Southern Oregon”,
17 February 2013 (KOBI NBC 5 News, Medford, Oregon)

Gregory Soldner and Heather Scherffius sighted (and filmed) 
an unknown object over Grants Pass, Oregon on the night of 
15 February 2013, NBC 5 News reports:


The object moved in an up and down motion before zigzagging across the sky, according to Soldner.

Grants Pass, Oregon” (City-Data.com):

http://www.city-data.com/city/Grants-Pass-Oregon.html

















Satellite photo of Grants Pass, Oregon (city-data.com)
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Friday, 5 August 2016

UFO Case Directory:
“Category 1, Distant Encounters
Zig-Zagging Object Lands / Takes Off
Jan. 27, 1965
Hampton (Plum Tree Island), Virginia”


(NICAP.org)

The whole UFO case report:
Dan Wilson:
Jan. 27, 1965; Plum Tree Island (Hampton), Virginia (BB)
6:00 p.m. EST. A NASA research engineer, A. G. Crimmins (located at Hampton) observed an object that was approximately 75 feet across and 10 to 15 feet in height. The object had 3 to 7 lights colored red and orange. The object appeared to rotate. The object first appeared at an azimuth of 20 degrees and a maximum of 75 feet of elevation. The object moved approximately 1/4 mile west of the original position on a zigzag course and then appeared to land on the shore. It remained fixed for approximately five minutes. The object then took off to the north and then turned right to depart to the east at a high rate of speed. The object was viewed through 20-power binoculars. There were apparently other reports of similar sightings in the same area at approximately the same time. (UFOE II, Section IV).

Fran Ridge:
Jan. 27, 1965; Plum Tree Island (Hampton), Virginia (BB)
While in the process of documenting the Jan. 23, 1965 E-M case at Lightfoot, Virginia (N. of Williamsburg) I found that among the witnesses in this mini-flap there were two NASA research engineers, A. G. Crimmins and Maj. John Nayadley, a retired AF jet pilot. ‘I watched it through binoculars,’ Crimmins stated. ‘It was zigzagging as if searching for a landing spot. I could see flashing lights on the edge or rim of a rapidly rotating disc.’ The UFO made a touch landing, then climbed steeply out of sight. Without any checkup, AF Headquarters hurriedly explained it as a helicopter the NASA engineers failed to recognize in their excitement. Too late. HQ learned that Langley AFB had ruled this out – no helicopters were flying in the area. (NICAP files)”

NICAP.org presents U.S. government (U.S. Air Force) documents that pertain to the UFO case.




















Satellite photo of Hampton, Virginia (tageo.com)
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Monday, 13 January 2020

U.S. Government UFO Document:
“PROJECT 10073 RECORD (CARD):
DATE - TIME GROUP: 17 May 67/
LOCATION: Rural Hall, North Carolina”


(Project Blue Book, U.S. Air Force, Washington, D.C.)

Source: Fold3.com, Lindon, Utah

Quote from the document:
“(2 Witnesses)

Object was round, similar to a small aircraft. Bright orange in color. Object was passing back and forth over a jet aircraft that was heading NE. Aircraft flew in a straight pattern, but the object flew in a zig-zag pattern.”

Project Blue Book listed the case as “UNIDENTIFIED.”


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Satellite photo of Rural Hall, North Carolina (tageo.com)
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Friday, 5 August 2016

UFO Report:
“NICAP UFO investigator Mar-Apr 1965”


(NICAP.org)

The whole UFO report:
“On Jan. 27, Maj. John Nayadley, a retired AF pilot who is now a NASA research engineer, sighted a fast-moving object at Hampton, Va. At first, its speed led him to think it a ‘shooting star.’ But when it came closer, he saw it was a V shaped object with blinking red-orange lights on the outer edges. The sighting was fully confirmed by another NASA engineer, A. G. Crimmins, Jr., who saw the UFO maneuvering close to the ground.

‘It was zigzagging as if searching for a landing spot,’ said Mr. Crimmins, in his report to NICAF (read: NICAP). ‘I watched it through 20 x 50 binoculars and I could see the same flashing lights. They appeared to be on the edge or rim of a rapidly rotating disc.’

After a brief touch-landing, the flying disc took off and rapidly climbed out of sight.

The AF quickly explained the UFO as a helicopter. When an investigator from Langley AFB questioned Crimmins, he said that ‘no helicopters were flying at that time.’

But AFHQ still uses this false answer, ridiculing an experienced AF pilot and a NASA engineer as too befuddled or excited to recognize an ordinary ‘whirly-bird.’

Soon alter this case broke, Maj. Hector Quintanella [sic], UFO Project chief, came to Richmond to debunk the numerous recent Virginia sightings. Playing up frauds, delusions and fake photos, Quintanella combined ridicule, evasion or denial of documented facts and claimed not a single UFO report had ever been proved true.”















The late Major Hector Quintanilla, Jr., U.S. Air Force,
Chief Officer of Project Blue Book (1963-1969)
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