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hpPprovec 12-17-53 1-1-54 1954 3-24-54 5-14-54 6-1-54 6-23-54 6-30-54 10-4-54 10-24-54 11-21-54 12-54 1955 1-2-55 2-2-55 2-11-55 10-31-55 11-14-55 12-11-55 1956 2-17-56 4-8-56 11-14-56 Sweden Victoria, Australia Dayton, Ohio Florida nr Dallas, Texas nr Boston, Mass. Ohio nr Goose Bay, Labrador Essex, England Porto Alegre, Brazil nr Rio de Janeiro Brazil Nowra Air Base, Australia Virginia, nr. Washington, D.C. nr Punta San Juan, Venezuela nr Merida Venezuela Miami to New York City nr Auckland, New Zealand San Bernardino Mts., Calif. nr Jacksonville, Fla. North Atlantic Paris, France Schenectady, N.Y. Pasadena, Calif. nr Mobile, Ala. Far East Indiana nr Houston, Texas nr San Juan Puerto Rico Capt. Ulf Christiernsson Capt. D. Barker Lt. Col. Richard Headrick, USAFR, Senior Pilot Capt. Don Holland, USMC Maj. Charles Scarborough, USMC Capt. Charles Kratovil, TWA Lt. Harry L. Roe, Jr. Capt. James Howard; crew, British Overseas Airways Corporation Fit. Lt. J.R. Salandin Royal Air Force Brazilian Air Force pilots Captain; crew; passengers Royal Australian Navy Pilot Cmdr., Navy pilot Captain & crew, National Airlines Capt. Dario Celis, Aeropost Airlines Capt. J. King, PAA Capt. W.T. Rainbow, Co-pilot S.G. Trounce, National Airways Gene Miller Navy jet pilots, airline pilots, others Cmdr. Senior Pilot, other flight crews as passengers Air France pilot Capt. Raymond Ryan, F/O William Neff, American Airlines Western Airlines pilot Capt. W.J. Hull, F/O Peter MacIntosh, Capital Airlines USAF jet pilot Commercial pilot; others on ground Victor Hancock and Guy Miller Capt. Matthew Van Winkle, F/O D.W. Taylor, PAA; other airliners in area "Unorthodox, metallic...circular'' UFO. [Section X] Large ''metallic" elliptical UFO, speed estimated over 700 m.p.h. Two UFOs which hovered, flew in formation, evaded pursuing jets. [Section III] Chased round UFO, which sped away. [Section IV] Sixteen UFOs, in groups, evaded pursuit by Marine jets. [Section IV] White disc paced airliner. F-51 paced by unidentified light. Large dark UFO with several satellite objects, paced airliner; disappeared as jet interceptor neared to check. [Section X] Disc (Saturn-shaped) approached head-on veered to one side. [Section X] Formation of silvery circular UFOs over base. [Section X] About 19 discs rushed by close to airliner, causing panic among passengers. [Section X] Aircraft paced by two UFOs, ground radar confirmed sighting. [Section X] Disc with dome on top paced aircraft. [Section IV] Orange light source approached plane, beam of light shone in cockpit. [Section X]} Top-like UFO with central ring and "portholes" paced airliner, [Section X] (20) reddish-green UFOs shot by close to airliner. 20 Brilliant pulsating light overtook and passed airliner. [Section X] Globe of light, blinked in apparent pattern. Jets in dogfight with round, reddish UFO, confirmed on radar. [Section IV] Large disc climbed up to R7V-2, paced it, moved away. [Section IV] Investigated radar target, saw odd maneuvering light. [Section VIII, Radar] Bright light source hovered, sped through 90° arc. Reported UFO to Air Defense Command; erratically moving white light source confirmed visually from ground by 1st Lt. Mark Matlock, USAF. [21] Bright light source descended, gyrated near airliner, climbed away. [Section I] Radar-visual sighting of disc, radar jammed by interference. [Section I] Four UFOs, in-line formation, last one larger and egg-shaped, [22] UFO with three brilliant white lights sped past DC-3, kept just ahead of plane, speeding up each time plane closed in, [23] Round greenish-white object came toward airliner; outer ring appeared to reflect light from center; pilot took violent evasive action. [24] Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : GIA-RDP81R00560R000100010001-0