Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Sighting Report - Patuxent Naval Air Station, 19 January 196[illegible]
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A report detailing radar tracking of unidentified objects near Patuxent Naval Air Station on January 19, 196[illegible]. The objects exhibited high speeds and sharp maneuvers.
On January 19, 196[illegible], a Chief Petty Officer at Patuxent Naval Air Station recorded three consecutive radar trackings of unidentified objects. The initial sighting involved two objects separated by 10 miles. A second sighting occurred 39 miles southeast of the station, with the objects traveling at an estimated speed of 6,000 miles per hour. A third sighting was recorded 8 miles northeast of the station, where one object performed a 160-degree turn before disappearing from the screen. The objects were estimated to be at an altitude between 3,000 and 25,000 feet. The report notes that an FAA station at Salisbury, Maryland, was contacted and confirmed they had received reports of UFO sightings from the U.S. Coast Guard around the same time.
3rd sighting on screen one UFO 8 miles N.E. of Patuxent which made 160 degree turn and dropped off screen.
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Witnesses
- Chief Petty OfficerChief Petty OfficerPatuxent Naval Air Station