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Windsor Trans-Canada Pilot Orange Oval

December 12, 1957Toronto-Windsor / Lake Erie area, Ontario, Canada

Trans-Canada Air captain J. A. Miller reported a whirling orange oval object at roughly 2,000 feet moving very rapidly; Hall says airport employees and police also saw it over a wide area.

// LINKED CLASSIFICATIONS:Ovoid / Egg / Oval / Football(C-000256)→Scientific & Observational Types(P-000101)→Official Investigations & Programs(P-000105)→
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Encounter · Reported Encounter Observation

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CLAIM-695016reported
“Trans-Canada Air captain J. A. Miller reported a whirling orange oval object at roughly 2,000 feet moving very rapidly; Hall says airport employees and police also saw it over a wide area.”
The UFO Evidence
SRC-002107 · Windsor Trans-Canada Pilot Orange Oval narrative; uploaded PDF pp. 227-227
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Windsor Whirling Orange Oval (1957) · Hall Section X Foreign Reports Claim

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CLAIM-695017reported
“Altitude and speed are witness/source estimates. The wide-area corroboration is reported through the Windsor Daily Star citation listed by Hall.”
The UFO Evidence
SRC-002107 · Windsor Whirling Orange Oval (1957) source description; uploaded PDF pp. 227-227
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Hall Foreign Reports Dossier · Hall Section X Foreign Reports Claim

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CLAIM-695001reported
“Hall introduces Section X as a survey intended to show that UFO reports, official investigations and private study groups were international rather than uniquely American.”
The UFO Evidence
SRC-002107 · Section X introduction and survey framing; uploaded PDF pp. 226-226
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Hall Canada Foreign Reports Dossier · Hall Section X Foreign Reports Claim

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CLAIM-695002reported
“Hall describes Canada as having early official interest, including Project Magnet and later RCAF reporting/investigation procedures.”
The UFO Evidence
SRC-002107 · Canada survey and Project Magnet/RCAF policy; uploaded PDF pp. 226-227
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CLAIM-695003reported
“Hall reports that by 1963 Canadian officials said Air Defense Command investigated UFO reports while compiled RCAF information was not available to the public.”
The UFO Evidence
SRC-002107 · 1961-1963 Canadian official correspondence; uploaded PDF pp. 227-227
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