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Pantex Three-Object Report

November 7, 1957Pantex Ordnance Plant, Texas, Texas, United States

Hastings reproduces contemporary Amarillo newspaper coverage describing Pantex guards, a highway patrolman and reporters observing unusual lights/objects around the nuclear-weapons assembly plant. Guards reportedly described three objects hovering low over the plant and one apparent landing north of Highway 60.

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Encounter · Reported Encounter Observation

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“Hastings reproduces November 1957 Amarillo newspaper coverage stating that Pantex plant guards reported three bright objects hovering roughly 50 feet above the plant, that a highway patrolman also saw a strange light, and that reporters en route to Pantex observed additional colored lights.”
UFOs and Nukes: Extraordinary Encounters at Nuclear Weapons Sites
SRC-002102 · Pantex November 7, 1957 contemporary newspaper account as reproduced by Hastings; uploaded PDF pages 131-132
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Pantex Nuclear-Weapons Plant UFO Reports (1957–1961) · Reported Encounter Observation

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“Hastings also reproduces a 2003 anonymous NUFORC submission from a former Pantex-area witness who alleged recurring color-changing objects and fighter intercept attempts from the late 1950s into the mid-1960s, including an estimated “about 100 sightings.””
UFOs and Nukes: Extraordinary Encounters at Nuclear Weapons Sites
SRC-002102 · Anonymous 2003 NUFORC submission concerning alleged recurring Pantex reports; uploaded PDF pages 132-133
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