 RADCAT Case Directory Category 9, RADAR Preliminary Rating: 0 |
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APS-64
Tracks Object At 24,000 MPH / IFO
Sept. 12, 1957
Tulsa, Oaklahoma
Sept. 12, 1957
Tulsa, Oaklahoma
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Sparks: Sept. 12, 1957; Tulsa, Oaklahoma. (BBU)
Whitson. (McDonald list; FUFOR Index)
Dan Wilson: September 12, 1957; Tulsa, Oklahoma. (BBU)
5:00 p.m. CST. The witness, an electronics technician, was
conducting a ground check of the APS-64, which is a component of the
MA-7 bombing system of a B-47 jet bomber, when he noticed a radar
return at approximately 60 miles range traveling at an estimated 24,000
mph from north to south. The length of the observation was 9 seconds.
This is radar interference and not a UFO. See analysis below. Detailed reports and documents reports/570912tulsa_rep.htm (Dan Wilson) reports/570912tulsa_rep2.htm Analysis (Brad Sparks) |