![]() Category 11 Case Directory SIGHTINGS FROM AIRCRAFT Preliminary Rating: 5 |
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| AVCAT is a special
project being conducted by NICAP, with the
help and cooperation of the original compiler
of AIRCAT, Dr. Richard Haines, and other
sources, to create a comprehensive listing of
sightings from aircraft with detailed
documentation from these sources, including
Projects SIGN, GRUDGE & BLUE BOOK. |
| CST 0900 Duration 15 secs aircraft F-86 United States |
Military 1 observer No EMI No radar contact |
| Brad
Sparks: April
27, 1950; Plymouth, Mass. (BBU)
At
0900 hours (1100 hours ???*), 2nd Lt. Frederick A.
Beebe, 60th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron, Otis AFB,
Mass., flying an F-86 on a GCI mission at 21,000 feet,
observed a light brown, flat oval object flying at
terrific speed. Beebe did not attempt pursuit because
of the terrific speed of the object. The length
of observation was approximately 15 seconds.
Fran Ridge: There were three major UFO incidents on the same day. 1) An F-80 incident at Camp Haugen, near Hachinohe, Japan (BBU) which we have listed but have not yet processed. 2) The White Sands filming while preparing for an MX-776A Shrike air-to-ground missile test by USAF contractor Land-Air, Inc. (Triangulation resulted in 30 ft size and 150,000 ft altitude for the "high speed" objects located between Holloman AFB and Tularosa Peak). And 3) the famous Goshen, Indiana Trans World Airlines Flight 117 pilot Capt. Robert Adickes and FO Robert F. Manning case. Detailed reports and documents |