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Target
Moved Up Scope Rapidly
March 3, 1956
Spokane, WA
March 3, 1956
Spokane, WA
| Dan
Wilson:
4:40 PM PST, (04/0040Z) 1st Lt. Donald A. Stoner flying an
F-86D at 22,000 feet on an air defense mission saw a target on his
radar that moved up the scope rapidly and faded. The pilot later
stated that this incident was peculiar and worthy of calling this
incident to someone's attention "for as I say I had never before seen
such rapid target movement away from an aircraft going almost 300 mph
in the same general direction." The pilot also stated, "I have 560
hours in the F-86D, 930 hours total time." Types of observations listed
as, Ground-Radar, and Air-Intercept Radar.
Detailed reports and documents 560303_SpokaneWADocs.pdf (Wilson/Waskiewicz) |