FORM 112 - MADAR SIGHTING
INFORMATION REPORT
NORWICH, CONNECTICUT - AUGUST 6, 2018
I. DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT
August
6, 2018;
Norwich,
Connecticut.
1:05
pm EDT. The
witness
reported that
he saw what
appeared to be
a helicopter,
free-fall to
hover over the
trees about a
quarter mile
from his
building less
than 1000 feet
up. It moved
side to side
as if troubled
with control.
He thought it
was going to
crash, then it
turned
sideways and
the sun shone
off it
brightly. At
this point he
realized that
It was not a
helicopter and
seemed
possibly
bullet shaped,
and a bright
chrome. It
continued to
attempt
control then
steadied
itself for a
few seconds
before flying
straight up
above the
clouds. He
could still
see it through
a hole in the
clouds and
watched until
it shot off to
his right,
traveling fast
enough that he
only observed
it again
because the
sun struck the
chrome once
more, before
it was out of
view. 5 mins.
(NUFORC).
II. MADAR DATA
Six
minutes later
at 17:11:36
UTC or 1:11 pm
and 40 miles
away to the
NW, the
Newington node
106 had a
verified
anomaly! The
data in 2018
was not yet
properly
calibrated and
the field
readings were
next to
useless in
value, except
that the field
increase was
indicative of
an actual
geomagnetic
change which
is what
triggered
the
MADAR. The MSV
(multi sensor
verification)
protocol,
which went
into effect in
June of 2020
was utilized
recently in
the case
above, and
showed a
significant
compass
heading change
during this
event.
III. STATUS OF INVESTIGATION
08/7/2018 - reported to nuforc
9/25/2022 - this one did not authorize release or request an
investigator. NUFORC reached out to no avail.
IV. CONCLUSIONS
Interesting case of
another vertical ascent, which provides more solid ground for a
bonified UAP and support of Operation Foal Eagle findings.
Fran Ridge
MADA Operations Center