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Project Blue Book · LUBBOCK, TEXAS · 1952
LUBBOCK, TEXAS, August 1952
August 2, 1952, a man in Lubbock, Texas watched a spherical, metallic object hanging motionless in the sky for six minutes ... kind. When Air Force investigators checked with Reese AFB and Lubbock Municipal Airport, they found that B-25 and L-5 type
Project Blue Book · Lubbock, Texas · 1956
Lubbock, Texas, October 1956
On the night of October 27, 1956, seven
Project Blue Book · LUBBOCK, TEXAS · 1967
LUBBOCK, TEXAS, October 1967
LUBBOCK, TEXAS, October
Project Blue Book · Albuquerque, New Mexico · 1951
Albuquerque, New Mexico, August 1951
took an interesting turn when photographs from a sighting over Lubbock, Texas, on the same night were sent to Albuquerque. When shown ... they had observed, though questions about the authenticity of the Lubbock photographs remained unresolved. The Air Force closed the investigation without reaching
Project Blue Book · Vicinity Levelland, Texas · 1957
Vicinity Levelland, Texas, November 1957
sent Sergeant Norman Barth from Reese Air Force Base in Lubbock to investigate on November 5. Barth's preliminary report (included
Project Blue Book · Bethesda, Maryland · 1952
Bethesda, Maryland, April 1952
read a Life Magazine article about a similar sighting in Lubbock, Texas, before witnessing the Bethesda incident. The investigators interviewed all four
Project Blue Book · Albuquerque, New Mexico · 1951
Albuquerque, New Mexico, March 1951
region, the January 30, 1949 fireball near Amarillo-Lubbock and the December 4, 1940 fireball near Campo, Colorado, both of which also
Project Blue Book · 1952
BRENTWOOD, MD., March 1952
likely because it resembled a series of photographs taken over Lubbock, Texas, the previous August. The man wrote to the Department
Project Blue Book
Chicago Illinois, [ILLEGIBLE]
offering a possible conventional explanation. On June 5, 1952, in Lubbock, Texas, two observers reported seeing eight unidentified flying objects over