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Today in UFO History - Driver Avoids Collision With 30' Object / Blaine AFB
January 12, 1965 — Lynden, Washington
1/1:00 a.m. Department of Justice Inspector Robert E. Kerringer [or is it Donald E. Flickinger, an agent of the US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco
Today in UFO History - Driver Avoids Collision With 30' Object / Blaine AFB
January 12, 1965 — Lynden, Washington
1/1:00 a.m. Department of Justice Inspector Robert E. Kerringer [or is it Donald E. Flickinger, an agent of the US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco
2/, and Firearms?] is driving near Lynden, Washington, when he sees a low-flying object, 30 feet in diameter, that avoids collision with his car at the last moment. He gets out and sees it hovering for one minute, then it flies off at high speed with a sound of rushing air. He
3/learns that nearby Blaine Air Force Station [now closed] is tracking the UFO. [Eberhart]
Sources:
Brad Sparks, BB Unknowns File, Case #1596, p. 303;
Jacques Vallee, Passport to Magonia: A Century of Landings, p.304, case #630;
Sources:
Brad Sparks, BB Unknowns File, Case #1596, p. 303;
Jacques Vallee, Passport to Magonia: A Century of Landings, p.304, case #630;
Sources cont.:
Richard Hall, The UFO Evidence (Volume II): A Thirty Year Report, p. 170;
“New Sightings Put AF on Spot,” UFO Investigator 3, no. 1 (March/April 1965): 1,3-4;
Frank Edwards, FS Serious Business, Bantam ed., 1966, pp. 54–55;
Richard Hall, The UFO Evidence (Volume II): A Thirty Year Report, p. 170;
“New Sightings Put AF on Spot,” UFO Investigator 3, no. 1 (March/April 1965): 1,3-4;
Frank Edwards, FS Serious Business, Bantam ed., 1966, pp. 54–55;
NICAP, “Driver Avoids Collision with 30ʹ Object”;
nicap.org/650112blaine_a…
nicap.org/650112blaine_a…
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