ev-intel-5a9f9bdef86d
1-56 — 1956-07-02 — Winchester, Massachusetts (42 deg 28' N, 71 deg 18' W)
1956-07-02· Winchester, Massachusetts (42 deg 28' N, 71 deg 18' W)Unresolved
Strangeness (S)
0.0
Credibility (P)
1.0
Evidence (EVID)
1.0
Date conf
10.0
Loc conf
0.0
Narrative
Observation made by children playing outside, who called family attention. Object first appeared almost directly overhead, slightly north, moving in a tight dime-sized circle for approximately 1 minute. After completing four 360-degree turns, the object departed on a north-northwest course at estimated 20,000 feet and 700 mph. Disappeared below 30-degree elevation after approximately 8 seconds of straight travel. Reported by 1st Lt Malcolm S. McClintock at Air Force Cambridge Research Center.
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Witnesses (1)
- Lt Malcolm S. McClintock at Airnamed_pattern
Source documents (1)
Click filename to view on Internet Archive (where these are mirrored as public-domain US-government records).
- 23857158-011-015NARAvalue 1.3[direct]
Score evidence (3)
Why this event scored the way it did. Every contribution is traceable.
p
- docs=1 (+0.5)
- single agency (+0.5)
evid
- narrative only (base 1)