January 8, 1990: Gulf Breeze, FL. Dark round or oblong object with red body light photographed by several people (section VII).

January 20, 1990: Boyle, MS. Silvery object with two rows of lights paced just ahead of car for two to three miles; engine, lights failed until object departed (section XII).

January 24, 1990: Central United States. Fireball meteor observed about 6:15 A.M. arcing from northwest to southeast.

January 26, 1990: Eastern U nited States. Long-lasting fireball meteor, blue-green with short tail, changing to white and orange as it broke up, observed about 7:10 P.M. moving northeast.

February 23, 1990: Northeastern United States. Prominent fireball meteor changing color from white to green to orange observed about 7:50 P.M.

March 2, 1990: Beavercreek, IL. Brilliant white pulsating oval paced truck, hovered over road, instant relocation over truck; cast light beam down (sections IX, X).

March 4, 1990: Wood End, Provincetown, MA. Sphere with windows seen from boat near lighthouse. Several objects took off at high speed with loud booms, stopped, hovered, flashed bright white lights (section VI).

March 21, 1990: Pereslavl-Zalesskiy, Russia. Jet interceptor scrambled to identify radar target, saw two flashing white lights, locked radar gunsight on object (section I).

March 27,  1990: Kokomo, IN. Blindingly bright oval object approached car, passed low overhead. Driver fled, looked back, saw object hovering over a field (section XII).

March 30, 1990: Brussels and Wavre, Belgium. Gendarmes reported luminous, high speed objects; jet interceptors scrambled, multiple radar tracks of fast-moving objects (section II).

May 24, 1990: North Huntingdon, PA. Dark, delta-shaped object with large white lights around edge hovered; departed at high speed (sections IX, X).

October 10, 1990: Skibo, MN. Formations of white objects with red and green body lights alternately hovered and darted around. Unidentified objects also tracked on radar (section IV).

Source: Volume II, The UFO Evidence, A Thirty-Year Report - Richard Hall, 2000

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