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Sightings by City 11/30/12 NSID Listing by City Page 1 of 335 NC Date City State or Country Cat BB flag LC Description Code Rating 641119 220 miles NW of Puerto Rico At Sea 9 R 5 U.S.S. Gyatt Tracks Bogey 531120 36.55N 76.00 (Atlantic) At Sea 11 A 5 Silver Egg Observed By Navy Unit 481015 50 miles E of Virginia coast At Sea 1 BBU bright nearly moon-shaped object with distinct bright center 510909 50 miles off coast of North Korea At Sea 9 R 5 BBU radar tracking of multiple unidentified targets at 900 mph 370722 500 miles off US coast In Air Space 1 Lights of alleged aircraft (Page 11 Ref. 1) 590819 80 miles E of U.S. [?]. Unk 1 BBU (McDonald list) 420811-12 Aachen (near) Germany 1 A phenomenon described as a bright white light (Page 29-30 Ref. 1) Possible jet; single light; 5 free lance visuals on jets, no A.I. or G.C.I. contacts; 441105-06 Aachen/Bonn/Cologne Germany 1 several flares similar to jets. (Page 86-87 Ref.1) On this night a man with a flat tire was stopped on the highway between Abadan and Ahvaz, Iran when he suddenly felt heat from a "huge, bright object" that was very close to him. (Source: Allan Hendry, International UFO Reporter, January 770628 Abadan and Ahvaz btn. Iran 2 1981, p. 15). Dark object three times the size of a moon came over low above trees and hovered near auto causing its motor and radio to stop. As it hovered in front of the auto 781216 Abbington IN 2 three red lights were seen and a large white light was on the rear. Dark object three times the size of a moon came over low above trees and hovered near auto causing its motor and radio to stop. As it hovered in front of the auto 781216 Abbington IN 3 three red lights were seen and a large white light was on the rear. 3:45 p.m. EST. A couple saw a small gray object approach just above the treetops and hover for about 2 minutes, glowing like white-hot metal and wobbling while 670226 Abbotstown PA 2 stationary. (NICAP report form, 3/28/67.) 520817 Abilene TX 1 BBU oblong polished metal object climbing at 500 mph Domed disc swooped over truck, landed on road, blocked highway. (L) See 650804 Abilene TX 3 Section VI 9:00 p.m. EST (8:00 p.m. CST). A woman saw a triangular object with green lights at two points and a red light at the third (body lights). It moved across the 670214 Abington VA 1 sky and then returned to its original position (maneuvered). (NICAP report form.) 8:50 p.m. LT. Two nuclear scientists reported seeing a very bright yellow object above a cloud bank on the western horizon, moving slowly. The object then accelerated northward and disappeared behind a tall bank of clouds. About 10 minutes later the same or a similar object appeared traveling from north to south, stopped and hovered in the northwest sky for about 30 minutes. The object then diminished in apparent size and was hidden by clouds near the horizon. When viewed through 10 x 60 binoculars, the object had a conical shape and was reflecting sunlight. Its length was computed to be about 60 feet. (Flying Saucer 660617 Abington, Berkshire UK 1 Review, Vol. 12, No. 5, Sept.-Oct. 1966, pp. 27-28.) 480505 Adapasari Turkey 1 BBU [or Adapazari], Turkey (40°45' N, 30°23' E). 510918 ADC radar sites, Mich, Wisc, Minn various 9 R 5 BBU 6,000 MPH Targets Tracked By Radar In Three States 11/30/12 NSID Listing by City Page 2 of 335 Two motorists from Adelaide reported loss of power from their automobiles after sighting UFOs. These reports were made simultaneously with calls pouring into RAAF officials regarding other sightings in the area. (Reference: UFO 740415 Adelaide AU 2 INVESTIGATOR, July 1974, page 1) Silver oblong UFO viewed through binoculars; hovered; moved away behind 550617 Adelaide (near) AU 1 clouds as an aircraft neared. [UFOE, XII] 11:00 AM. An object shaped like the rounded-off "tail fin" of an airplane with a 840622 Adelanto CA 2 very short fuselage came straight down over a woman's car in her driveway (IFO-Venus) Sailors and Marines on the Battleship U.S.S. New York near the Admiralty Islands at 1:00 p.m. saw through binoculars and radar detected an object hovering overhead at about 20,000 feet. (Ref. 3; MUFON UFO Journal, No. 203, 450300 Admiralty Islands (near) At Sea 9 R 0 March 1985.) At 11:00 a.m. a flight of three P-38 fighters at 33,000 feet saw above them, at an estimated altitude of 50,000 feet, a silver disc. The object descended to about 40,000 feet and paced the fighters for 3 minutes, then accelerated and sped away. 440600 Adriatic Sea At Sea 11 (Ref. 3; Jan Aldrich, Project ACUFOE, from CUFOS report form.) 531216 Agoura (Ground site 3 miles WNW of) CA 11 A 5 BBU The Lockheed UFO Case Truck driver and hotel manager driving over mountain road saw luminous object 550000 Agrinion Greece 3 fly overhead, truck engine stopped Radar Confirms Incident 58Summer Air Force Base, Southwest US In Airspace 9 R 5 561231 Airspace over Guam Guam 11 4577 pilot saw a round, white object fly under the jet Disc-like object on ground near road; engine restarted by itself when object 740124 Aische-en-Refail Belgium 3 departed. See Section VI (E,R) car 761017 Akita Airport Japan 11 A 5 Disc Hovers Near Japanese Airport 491121 Akita, Honshu Japan 1 BBU rectangular object flying at 500 mph 520823 Akron OH 1 1956 pulsing amber light fly straight and level 610704 Akron OH 11 A 5 Object Dives At Plane, Climbs Away At Tremendous Speed 960725 Akron OH 4 Dogs hid as boomerang passed 551002 Akron and Alliance OH 1 Hovering disc- like UFO observed over wide area. [UFOE, VII] 521007 Alamogordo NM 1 2150 NC pale blue oval, with its long axis vertical, fly straight and level 670302 Alamogordo NM 9 5 NC Objects sighted and tracked on radar 1:20 a.m. Mr. Moody, age 32, was driving through the desert when he encountered a metallic, disc-shaped UFO. He then experienced a lapse of time or memory loss of an hour and a half. He later was able to recall an abduction by two Grey aliens about 4 feet 8 inches tall. (Sources: Coral E. Lorenzen & Jim Lorenzen, Abducted! Confrontations with Beings from Outer Space, p. 38; David F. Webb, Proceedings 750813 Alamogordo NM 7 of the CUFOS Conference: 1976, p. 267). 11/30/12 NSID Listing by City Page 3 of 335 A luminous UFO shaped like coolie hat paced a car in the desert near Alamogordo, containing three occupants. One of the passengers, a 28-year-old woman named Bryant, experienced five hours of missing time and later related an abduction experience. She reported being taken aboard the UFO where she was given intensive medical examinations and had several body samples taken. (Sources: Thomas E. Bullard, UFO Abductions: The Measure of a Mystery, case 093, citing the San Antonio (Texas) Light, March 20, 1983; John F. Schuessler, Physiological 760521 Alamogordo NM 7 Effects from UFOs, p. 70). 490512 Alamogordo NM 1 NC LC AFOSI Case 69; 21:15-21:30 - white w/greenish twinge 1/4 diameter of full moon AFOSI Case 87; 20:00 - round, bright white w/slight reddish cast 1/2 size of moon 490806 Alamogordo NM 1 NC LC AFOSI Case 88; 20:00-20:05 - white obj large as auto at arm's length disappeared 490806 Alamogordo NM 1 NC LC AFOSI Case 89; 20:15 - round, whitish yellow w/red tail obj twice as fast as 490806 Alamogordo NM 1 NC LC falling star AFOSI Case 90; 20:30 - round, white/bluish obj similar to falling star went out 490806 Alamogordo NM 1 NC LC Two Air Force pilots, while watching a large balloon, saw a flat, round white 510214 Alamogordo NM 1 object hovering at high altitude. [III] 500427 Alamogordo (Holloman AFB) NM 8 I 5 BBU NC Cinetheodolite Film Taken By Tracking Station 500524 Alamogordo (Holloman AFB) NM 8 I 5 BBU NC Askania Theodolite Films Objects At Tracking Station 500830 Alamogordo (Holloman AFB) NM 1 D 5 BBU NC Two Objects Filmed During Shrike Missile Test 500831 Alamogordo (Holloman AFB) NM 8 I 5 BBU NC Objects Filmed After V-2 Launch 520417 Alaska At Sea 9 R 5 NC Another Radar-Inspired National Alert 520226 Albany NY 1 Minimum 3-5 Minute Incident Described As Possible Meteor???? Glowing yellow-white oval ahead of car, light beam struck car; color changed to orange-red as object flew away. Project Blue Book files, National Archives, same 681122 Albany GA 3 as Nov. 23, Newton, Ga.; U.F.O Investigator, IV-9, p. 8. (E,R,L) car 7:30 p.m. Upon arriving home, witness saw a "ghost-like" figure floating about 50 ft above the ground at 1000 ft distance; it was about 4 ft tall and thin, "like a person draped in a close-fitting sheet." It was seen only briefly when she noticed a 731019 Albany OH 7 bright white object moving While driving home, a woman and several children observed a disc-shaped object with dome on top and blinking red lights, and a row of rectangular windows on 820610 Albany NY 1 the side, hovering in the sky.
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