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Orange · CT, USA
In 1959, a witness in Orange, Connecticut, reported sighting a cylindrical craft and what appeared to be its descent toward the ground, over about an hour.
West Germany · Germany
Strong radar return w/ airborne F-86-D radar at approx. 30,000', first seen while flying N on a practice 90 degree run on wingman.
Baden · PA, USA
In 1959, a witness in Baden, Pennsylvania, reported an orangish, saucer-shaped object with a black rotating center, observed in the sky for about fifteen minutes.
Silverdale · WA, USA
In 1958, a witness in Silverdale, Washington, reported a cylindrical object hovering above their house with multicolored blinking lights for eight to nine hours.
Teaneck · NJ, USA
A witness in Teaneck, New Jersey reported a cylindrical object followed by a disc-shaped object in the sky, observed for about two minutes in the fall of 1957.
Walled Lake · MI, USA
A witness near Walled Lake, Michigan reported a glowing, cylindrical object that suddenly vanished in a flash, during a sighting lasting about 30 minutes in June 1957.
Memphis · TN, USA
A witness in Memphis, Tennessee reported a dull orange, bent cylindrical object hovering silently over railroad tracks before shooting straight up, over ten to fifteen minutes in June 1956.
Springfield (rural area near) · IL, USA
This happened many years ago when I was a child. Object, 3' long, crystal type cylinder, pinkish color came in fast from the East and
Nashville · TN, USA
cylindrical object "examining" trees
Camp McCoy (enroute to) · WI, USA
1951-2 winter sighting
Edmonton (southwest of) (Canada) · AB, Canada
Good evening folks---What I am about to discribe is what I saw back in 1952,in an area that is about 75 to 80 miles southwest of the ci
Pittsburgh (110 mi. E of) · PA, USA
A senior corporate pilot and company officers reported seeing an unusual, cylindrical object from the cockpit of a DC-3 about 110 miles east of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in May 1952.