UFO News Article: “Strange ‘Blinking Object’ Soars Over Los Alamos Atomic” Center | UFO CHRONICLE”

7 October 1950 (The Sun, Lowell, Massachusetts)

(The UFO Chronicles, 20 August 2013)

The UFO was sighted over the Los Alamos nuclear facility on 
12 September 1950, according to the article:

http://www.theufochronicles.com/2013/08/strange-blinking-object-soars-over-los.html

The incident was witnessed by Lee Robinson and eight other employees of the Armex Construction Company.

Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico

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UFO Journal Issue: “MUFON UFO Journal”

Number 281, September 1991

(Mutual UFO Network, Seguin, Texas)

The article, “Looking Back” (by Bob Gribble) contains a UFO case report about a 7 September 1976 radar/visual UFO incident that involve radar operators of the 754th Radar Squadron at Port Austin (Michigan) Air Force Station (now closed) and NORAD officers:

http://www.theblackvault.com/encyclopedia/documents/MUFON/Journals/1991/September_1991.pdf

The whole UFO case report:

“1976 • ‘Radar operators of the 754th Radar Squadron at Port Austin, Michigan Air Force Station, reported tracking five unknown objects for about 30 minutes early on the morning of the seventh,’ according to Major William Frensley, an information officer at North American Aerospace Defense Command headquarters in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He also confirmed that two police officers and a civilian who observed the UFOs from the ground were questioned by NORAD. The UFOs were first reported to the police at 9:30 p.m. on the sixth by Carl Bailey, 28, one of the witnesses questioned by NORAD. He said the objects were ‘shaped like bat wings. There were a lot of them. It seemed like a whole fleet. It was amazing.’

Bailey said he got a phone call at home from the radar base at about 2:30 a.m. on the seventh. ‘They asked me to go outside and see if I could still spot something. I took a look and they were still up there.’ When Bailey reported what he saw, he was connected with the senior officer in charge at the 23rd NORAD Region Headquarters in Duluth, Minnesota. ‘He asked me what the objects looked like. I told him and he asked a couple more questions and then said: ‘Well, the Air Force doesn’t investigate UFOs anymore, Mr. Bailey,’ and he thanked me.’ But Huron County sheriffs deputies Greg Gordon and Gary King were also interviewed about what they saw. Gordon, 24, reported: ‘We observed one object ... It would descend very rapidly, looking as though it was going to land. It would then return to its original height.’

At 5 a.m., two men from the 754th Radar Squadron came out to the scene. Major Frensley said it’s not unusual for NORAD to question people who’ve reported seeing UFOs. ‘We like to talk to as many people as possible so we can correlate these sightings ...’ But the Port Austin UFOs remain a mystery. ‘We ‘know what the objects were,’ Major Frensley admitted. Major Richard W. White, station information officer, later said, ‘Our scope covers hundreds of square miles. At any time of day, we may have as many as 100 to 150 ‘UFOs’ on the screen.’ ”

The 8 September 1976 issue of the Huron Daily Tribune (Bad Axe, Michigan) is the first source of Gribble’s case report.

Map of Huron County, Michigan, highlighting Port Austin
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UFO Article (Blog): “Special Air Services personnel report UAP”

By Keith Basterfield, 18 August 2013

(UFOs – scientific research, Campbelltown,

New South Wales, Australia)

Keith Basterfield reports on the fourth post 1984 Australian Department of Defence UAP file (5/9/Air Part 7) he has received:

http://ufos-scientificresearch.blogspot.com/2013/08/special-air-services-personnel-report.html

The file originated with Headquarters 86 Wing, RAAF Base Richmond (New South Wales).

The file contains the only UAP report in government files where the observers were members of the Special Air Services.

Wikipedia article: “RAAF Base Richmond”:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAAF_Base_Richmond

The official badge of the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) 
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U.S. Government UFO Documents: “CUFON Verified Documents Directory & CUFON ‘Legacy’ Freedom of Information Act Documents”

(The Computer UFO Network (CUFON), Seattle, Washington)

The website contains several official documents (located, and provided to CUFON, by Barry J. Greenwood) which mention foo fighter incidents that occurred during World War II:

http://www.cufon.org/cufon/cufon-v-C.htm

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UFO Article: “Ten UFOs Cavort Above Nuclear Missiles at Malmstrom AFB: Air Force Witnesses Quickly Silenced”

By Robert L. Hastings, 17 August 2013

(The UFO Chronicles, 19 August 2013)

Robert L. Hastings presents an interview with former U.S. Air Force Security Policeman Joseph C. Pscolka, Jr.:

http://www.theufochronicles.com/2013/08/ten-ufos-cavort-above-nuclear-missiles.html

Pscolka, Jr. recounts that he sighted the 10 self-luminous UFOs at Malmstrom Air Force Base (Montana) one night in the late autumn of 1986 while working as Alpha-1 (the command post for the 10th Strategic Missile Squadron) Flight Security Controller (FSC).

Aerial view of Malmstrom Air Force Base,
Great Falls, Montana (wikimedia.org)

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UFO News Article: “UFO Reports Aren’t Shrugged Off”

6 May 1966 
(Meriden Journal, Meriden – Southington, Connecticut)

The article focuses mainly on the UFO inquiries of the U.S. Air Force:

http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=nzlIAAAAIBAJ&sjid=7gANAAAAIBAJ&pg=2818,638498

Quote from the article:

“Last year, 886 UFO sightings were turned in, and the Air Force attempted to track down every one of them. Sixteen of the sightings were never explained.

Air Force Secretary Harold Brown, a nuclear physicist, has said that he will urge a number of universities to form scientific teams to probe in depth 100 selected sightings reported this year.

The Air Force states that, after 19 years of collecting data, it has no proof that U.S. security has been threatened by ‘flying saucers’ or any other unidentified form of flying body. There is no evidence to support the belief voiced by many that mysterious devices from outer space exist.

The astronomers admit, however, that they rarely attempt to scan the Earth’s atmosphere.

There is one exception, the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in Cambridge, Mass. Its observers state that its lower-tracking telescopes pick up hundreds of unidentified objects which they have no time to check out.”

Harold Brown,

former U.S. Secretary of Defense (1977-1981)

(at the time of the 1966 UFO Hearings,

Brown was Secretary of the Air Force)

UFO Mailing List Post: “AP & Hastings On Area 51 Declas Docs”

By Robert L. Hastings, 17 August 2013

(UFO UpDates, Toronto, Canada)

Robert L. Hastings (presents the link to the AP article) reports on the recent interview he gave to Associated Press reporter Hannah Dreier:

http://ufoupdateslist.com/2013/aug/m17-001.shtml

In this post, Hastings mentions the U.S. Air Force’s standard PR statement on UFOs. FOIA-released documents confirm that the USAF has investigated UFO incidents after 1969, Hastings argues.

Robert L. Hastings,
U.S. UFO Author,
Lecturer & Researcher
(pressdispensary.co.uk photo)

UFO News Article: “Auburndale Policemen Report UFO Sighting”

27 March 1979 (The Ledger, Lakeland, Florida)

The police officers Guthrie Knorr and John Knapp sighted 5 fast-flying, brightly coloured, disk shaped UFOs over Auburndale (Florida) on 27 March 1979, shortly after 2:00 a.m., The Ledger reports:

http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1346&dat=19790327&id=MXVRAAAAIBAJ&sjid=uPoDAAAAIBAJ&pg=3403,9382357

Quote from the article:

“ ‘They weren’t shooting stars,’ said Knorr. ‘They were in an old V-formation with two on one side and three on the other. One of them was bigger than the others.’

Shortly after the sighting, a citizen told police he spotted five streaking objects near the city, Knorr said.

Knorr said Knapp called the UFO Sighting Center in Seattle, Wash., to report this morning’s sighting.”

Map of Polk County, Florida, highlighting Auburndale

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UFO Bulletin Issues: “Civilian Saucer Investigation”

(Civilian Saucer Investigation, Los Angeles, California)

(Sign Historical Group)

The Sign Historical Group presents the following four Civilian Saucer Investigation bulletins:

Vol. 1, No. 1, September 1952:

http://project1947.com/shg/csi/csiv1-1.html

Vol. 1, No. 2, Winter 1953:

http://project1947.com/shg/csi/csiv1-2.html

Vol. 1, No. 3, July 1953:

http://project1947.com/shg/csi/csiv1-3.html

Vol. 1, No. 4, Winter 1954:

http://project1947.com/shg/csi/csiv1-4.html

(Sign Historical Group image)

UFO Minutes: “MINUTES OF MEETING OF CIVILIAN SAUCER INVESTIGATIONS HELD WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1952, 8:00 PM, IN THE MAYFAIR HOTEL, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA”

(Sign Historical Group)

Colonel Sanford H. Kirkland, Chief, Analytical Section, U.S. Air Technical Command (Chief, Technical Analysis Division, Air Technical Intelligence Center) and (then) Lieutenant Edward J. Ruppelt, Analytical Section, U.S. Air Technical Command (Chief, Aerial Phenomena Branch, Technical Analysis Division, ATIC) participated in the meeting:

http://www.project1947.com/shg/csi/csi_minutes.html







The late Captain Edward J. Ruppelt, U.S. Air Force,
Head of Project Blue Book (1952-1953)
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UFO News Article: “UFOs Appear Nightly”

Volume 13, Number 42, 27 April 1967

(The Forum, Nucla, Colorado)

The article reports on the UFO flap (approximately 20 reported sightings) that occurred in the Dry Creek Basin (Montrose County, Colorado) in April 1967:

http://smg.stparchive.com/Archive/SMG/SMG04271967p01.php

“Montrose County, Colorado (CO)” (City-Data.com):

http://www.city-data.com/county/Montrose_County-CO.html

Map of Montrose County, Colorado, highlighting Nucla 
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UFO News Article: “UFO incident earns postmark in Canada”

19 May 2001 (Morning Star, Wilmington, North Carolina)

In 2001, the Canadian government approved a postmark that commemorates the 1967 Shag Harbour UFO incident, the Morning Star informs:

http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=Lv5OAAAAIBAJ&sjid=UB8EAAAAIBAJ&pg=5674,874241

The Shag Harbour UFO incident occurred on 4 October 1967, at around 11:20 p.m. ADT.

Map of Shag Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada

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UFO News Article: “UFO seen by river”

31 May 1985 (The Evening News, Newburgh–Beacon, New York)

Newburgh resident Tyrone Cotton sighted a circular object with lights all around it which moved slowly over the Hudson River (New York) on 30 May 1985, at around 9:45 p.m., The Evening News reports:

http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=JopGAAAAIBAJ&sjid=ozMNAAAAIBAJ&pg=4406,3249505

There were a lot of other witnesses, according to Cotton.

NOTE: The newspaper date is 31 May 1985.

“Newburgh, New York” (City-Data.com):

http://www.city-data.com/city/Newburgh-New-York.html

Newburgh, New York (wikimedia.org)
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UFO Radio Interview: “USOs with guest Carl Feindt.”

26 March 2010 
(The Kate Valentine UFO Show, Teaneck, New Jersey)

Carl W. Feindt runs the website, Water UFO:

http://podbay.fm/show/367295290/e/1273634230?autostart=1


















Carl W. Feindt, U.S. UFO Researcher
(waterufo.net photo)

UFO TV Report: “THE UFO CAR”

(Travel Channel, Chevy Chase, Maryland)

The Travel Channel reports on the 1979 “Warren UFO Encounter”:

http://www.travelchannel.com/video/the-ufo-car

Marshall County (Minnesota) Deputy Sheriff Val Johnson encountered a small UFO which damaged his car on 27 August 1979, at around 2:00 a.m.

“Warren, Minnesota” (City-Data.com):

http://www.city-data.com/city/Warren-Minnesota.html

Map of Marshall County, Minnesota, highlighting Warren
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UFO News Articles: “in the news 1952”

(Saturday Night Uforia)

Part 51 (21 October through 29 October 1952):

http://www.saturdaynightuforia.com/html/articles/articlehtml/itn52part51.html

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UFO News Articles: “UFO REPORTS – 1952”

(PROJECT 1947, Canterbury, Connecticut)

PROJECT 1947 presents twelve UFO newspaper articles:

http://www.project1947.com/fig/1952e.htm





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U.S. Government UFO Document: “Washington D.C UFO Overflights, July 26/27, 1952”

11 August 1952 
(U.S. Air Force, Washington, D.C.)

Source: PROJECT 1947, Canterbury, Connecticut.

A transcript (“THE CUPLESS SAUCER”) of a conversation between the towers at Washington National Airport (WNA) (now Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport) and Andrews Air Force Base which took place at 9:30 p.m. EDT on 26 July is attached to the document:

http://www.project1947.com/fig/1952c.htm

Aerial view of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, 
Washington, D.C. (wikimedia.org) (wikimedia.org photo)

UFO Report: “July 1952 – Washington, D.C., Area Radar-Visual Sightings and Related Events.”

(PROJECT 1947, Canterbury, Connecticut)

The sources of the UFO incident reports: The U.S. Air Force, the Civil Aeronautics Administration and The UFO Evidence (1964 NICAP book):

http://www.project1947.com/fig/1952d.htm

Related posts:

realtvufos.blogspot.com/search?q=1952+Washington,+D.C.

realtvufos.blogspot.com/search?q=1952

Map of Washington, D.C.

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UFO Article (Blog): “UAP file 5/6/1/Air Part 15 – Department of Defence”

By Keith Basterfield, 8 August 2013

(UFOs – scientific research, Campbelltown,

New South Wales, Australia)

The UAP file is titled “UFO – reports” and was held by the Chief of Staff, Air Staff, Headquarters, Support Command (date range: 25 September 1985 to 6 August 1992), Keith Basterfield writes:

http://ufos-scientificresearch.blogspot.com/2013/08/uap-file-561air-part-15-department-of.html

The official badge of the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) 
(wikimedia.org image)