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CLAIM-570014reported
“Hastings states that four separate NUFORC reports on March 5, 2007 apparently related to the same object; one Bremerton witness described a slow solid red light near the shipyard that paused, changed brightness and disappeared.”
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Bangor / Kitsap Nuclear-Submarine UFO Reports (1995–2007) · Government / Documentary Record
CLAIM-570001reported
“Hastings describes Bangor/Kitsap as a strategic ballistic-missile submarine base containing Strategic Weapons Facility Pacific and hardened bunkers used for Trident nuclear warheads.”
CLAIM-570015unverified
“For a July 16, 2007 Port Orchard fiery-object report, Hastings explicitly says it had not been determined whether the object was a fireball meteor or something else and notes that no full investigation was undertaken.”
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Bangor / Kitsap Nuclear-Submarine UFO Reports (1995–2007) · Reported Encounter Observation
CLAIM-570006unverified
“Hastings also lists a September 9, 1995 Silverdale NUFORC telephone report of three dull-orange circular objects moving west near Bangor.”
CLAIM-570007unverified
“A January 22, 1999 NUFORC witness reported an orange ball of light crossing low over the Luoto overpass toward Bangor’s main-gate area before disappearing from view.”
CLAIM-570008unverified
“A July 17, 2000 Silverdale report described four orange lights descending over the Olympic Mountains, a later orange fireball and a helicopter in the area.”
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Bangor / Kitsap Nuclear-Submarine UFO Reports (1995–2007) · Research Hypothesis / Correlation
CLAIM-570017unverified
“Hastings argues that repeated public sightings around Bangor are unlikely to represent secret U.S. aircraft because an advanced classified platform would not be repeatedly exposed over a populated region.”