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Unknown1967-09-15

Lackland AFB · TX, USA

Witnesses at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, reported a light that changed colors, appeared to release a smaller light, and made a U-turn, during a roughly one-minute sighting in September 1967.

Unknown1965-04-01

Austin · TX, USA

A witness in Austin, Texas reported a clear, circular object hovering above the courthouse around 5:30 a.m. on April 1, 1965. No sighting duration was recorded.

Unknown1963-06-01

Houston · TX, USA

((HOAX??)) Event.

Unknown1963-02-23

Husten · TX, USA

Why?

Unknown1962-07-04

Spearman · TX, USA

Laying on my back looking at the stars when one shot across the sky, did a 90 degree turn without slowing and stopped...then a second o

Unknown1961-06-10

Carrollton · TX, USA

A greenish light lit up the whole area.

Unknown1959-06-01

Nashville · TX, USA

In 1959, a witness in Nashville, Texas, reported an object resembling a star in the daytime sky that, when photographed, appeared triangular, over about fifteen minutes.

Unknown1958-06-30

Texas City · TX, USA

Cluster of UFOs I was 6 to 9 years old when I witnessed several tiny star-like objects in the dark night sky. What caught my attentio

Unknown1957-01-01

Dallas · TX, USA

I was flying the first of 4 USAF aircraft on a simulated bombing run on a bridge span in Dallas, Texas. The other 3 aircraft were behi

Unknown1956-06-15

Edroy · TX, USA

Paralyzed and unable to talk, but could communicate mentally.

Unknown

Rule · TX, USA

Unusual sounds and starlight distortion definitly intellegently controlled.

Unknown

Red Oak · TX, USA

Slow deep blue lights on saucer shape craft seen hovering around moon. Then the MOON disappears! VIDEO FOOTAGE available!

Unknown13:30

Pearland · TX, USA

A late July or August weekday afternoon between 01:30 p.m. and 04:00 p.m.: Leaving no contrail and at an altitude twice to thrice the c