RADCAT Case Directory Category 9, RADAR Preliminary Rating: 5 |
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Project 1947 with the help and
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Brad
Sparks: July 26, 1952; Hampton, and bet. Newport News and Langley
AFB, Virginia (BBU)
12:52 a.m. (radar) 12:15-12:45? a.m. Ground observers saw a
brilliant luminous alternately bright silver, red and green object
hovering over the James River Bridge at about 1,500 ft for 1/2 hour,
then ascend towards the E where seen by Langley AFB tower. USAF crews
of 2 F-94's and ground observers saw 4 round silver/bluish objects in
Vformation shoot straight up and disappear at 5,000 ft, one
tracked by USN ground radar at Norfolk and by airborne radars.
(Weinstein; Project 1947? Condon Committee?)
Dan Wilson: July 26, 1952; Hampton, and bet. Newport News and Langley
AFB, Va. (BBU)
12:52 a.m. (radar) At 12:15 a.m. EST, a luminous rotating
object was sighted by many witnesses over and near Newport News,
Virginia. The object was apparently at a height of approximately
1500-2000 feet over the James River Bridge. At around 1:45 a.m., two
airmen on duty at the Langley AFB Control Tower saw a bluish colored
object to the WSW at 240 degrees azimuth. This was in the same general
direction as the sightings at Newport News. This object moved straight
up. Earlier at 12:52 a.m., the Naval Radar at Norfolk said they
detected four objects that seemed to be stationary. This contact was
maintained for 4 minutes. At around 1:25 a.m. two F-94 fighters from
the 148th Fighter Interceptor Squadron were scrambled from Salisbury
ADIZ, Fort Eustis, Va., and they reported radar contact at 10,000 feet
with four objects in a V-formation. Contact was lost after about three
3 minutes.
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