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Flying Tiger Pacific Radar-Visual Oval Formation

February 11, 1965Pacific Ocean air route, Pacific Ocean, International waters

Crew members of a Flying Tiger aircraft reportedly observed three glowing red oval objects while the formation was tracked on airborne radar about five miles off the wing. Hall says they paced the aircraft for roughly 30 minutes before climbing away at high speed.

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Encounter · Hall Volume II Encounter Claim

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“Hall says three glowing red ovals paced a Flying Tiger aircraft for about thirty minutes and were tracked on airborne radar before climbing away at high speed.”
The UFO Evidence, Volume II: A Thirty-Year Report
SRC-009500 · February 11, 1965 Flying Tiger radar-visual case; uploaded PDF pp. 71-71
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Hall Volume II Physical and Instrumental Evidence Framework · Hall Volume II Evidence Claim

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“Section I summarizes physical/instrumental evidence as radar tracking correlated with visual observations, ground and foliage traces, physiological effects, electromagnetic effects on vehicles, and photographs.”
The UFO Evidence, Volume II: A Thirty-Year Report
SRC-009500 · What Physical and Instrumental Evidence Is There for UFOs?; uploaded PDF pp. 71-71 · PRIMARY SOURCE
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