UFO/UAP Sighting Reports: January 1964 – December 1964

This document serves as a comprehensive, month-by-month log of reported sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) for the year 1964. The records are organized chronologically, beginning in January and concluding in December. Each entry provides a unique case number, the date of the sighting, the location (which includes specific geographic coordinates for many maritime or remote sightings), the type of observer (e.g., Military, Civilian, Multiple), and an official evaluation. The evaluations reflect a wide variety of explanations, including astronomical phenomena such as meteors, Venus, or Jupiter; man-made objects like satellites, aircraft, balloons, or missiles; and various other causes such as searchlights, flares, or psychological factors. A significant portion of the reports are categorized as 'Insufficient Data' or 'Unidentified'. The document also includes a section for 'Additional Reported Sightings (Not Cases)', which lists reports derived from news clippings, letters, and other secondary sources that were not formally investigated as cases. The log captures a global scope of activity, with sightings reported across the United States, the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, and various international locations including England, Australia, Canada, and France. The document provides a structured overview of the volume and nature of reports received during this period, highlighting the military's systematic approach to categorizing these events.