 Category 11 Case Directory SIGHTINGS FROM AIRCRAFT Preliminary Rating: 5 |
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Shiny
Triangular Object Encountered By Two Jets
June 11, 1975
Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
June 11, 1975
Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
| 4:00 p.m. EST Duration ?? aircraft T-33 & DC-8 Canada |
Military & Commercial observers ? No EMI No radar contact |
| Dan Wilson: June 11, 1975; Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
4:00 p.m. A large shiny triangular object was observed over
Quebec City at an estimated altitude above 40,000 feet. Observers were
a T-33 at 29,000 feet and a DC-8 at 31,000 feet and personnel
of Quebec Terminal. The object moving very slowly to the NNW was
observed on the Monteal/Quebec radar. There was no radar contact
on the 22nd NORAD Region radars due to outages. (National Research
Council of Canada Record Group 77, Vol. 308, reel number 1742 N75/071) Martin Shough: <>This sounds like another of those big "tetrahedral" balloons. Detailed reports and documents docs/750611quebec_docs.pdf (Dan Wilson) |