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Date: March 21, 1950
Location: Gainchurizqueta, Spain
Time: 00:30
Summary: Objects were observed. They moved with a falling-leaf motion. Two objects were observed by two male witnesses at a mountain for six seconds.
Source: Data-Net Report
Date: March 21, 1950
Location: General Belgrano, Córdoba, Argentina
Time: 03:00
Summary: One object was observed.
Source: Vallee, Jacques
Date: March 21, 1950
Location: Zaragoza, Spain
Time: 04:30
Summary: Nocturnal lights were reported.
Source: Data-Net Report
Date: March 21, 1950
Location: Los Alamos, New Mexico
Time: Morning
Summary: One object was observed by two witnesses near a nuclear test site (Griffin).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 21, 1950
Location: Rapid City, South Dakota
Time: 10:00
Summary: A daytime disc was reported in a city for two minutes.
Source: Gross, Loren E. UFOs: A History. 1950: January-March Author, Fremont, 1983
Date: March 21, 1950
Location: Barra.Douro, Portugal
Time: 11:30
Summary: A daytime disc was observed by a male witness.
Source: Data-Net Report
Date: March 21, 1950
Location: Idyllwild, California
Time: Daytime
Summary: One object, about 150 feet across, was observed by 100 witnesses for four hours (Elder).
Source: Scully, Frank Behind the Flying Saucers Holt, 1950
Date: March 21, 1950
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Date: March 21, 1950
Location: Kirtland AFB, Sandia, New Mexico
Time: 13:00 – 13:20
Summary: Time: 1300; Number of Observers: 1; Reliability: unknown; Area: Sandia Base, New Mexico; Direction: northeast to the southeast; Altitude: 40,000-60,000′; Color: varied from shiny silver to shady gray; Train: none; Duration: 30minutes; Sound: none; Shape: Round; Size: the size of the end of thumb at arm’s length; Speed: about same as jet aircraft; Disappearance: disappeared.
Time: 1300 1330; Number of Observers: 4; Reliability: unknown; Area: Kirtland AFB, New Mexico; Direction: southeast to the south; Altitude: 40° to 50° above the horizon; Course: zigzag motion up and down; Color: bright silver; Train: none; Duration: one minute; Sound: none; Shape: Round; Size: the size of a dime at arm’s length; Speed: about same as fast jet aircraft; Disappearance: disappeared from range of vision.
Time: 1315; Number of Observers: 1; Reliability: unknown; Area: Sandia Base, New Mexico; Direction: E; Altitude: 75° above the horizon; Color: white; Train: none; Duration: five minutes; Sound: none; Shape: Round; Size: smaller than fist at arm’s length; Speed: app 600 – 700 mph; Disappearance: disappeared from range of vision.
Time: 1320; Number of Observers: 1; Reliability: unknown; Area: Sandia Base, New Mexico; Direction: east to the southwest; Altitude: app 45° above the horizon; Color: two objects silver; Train: none; Duration: 10 minutes; Sound: none; Shape: Round; Size: app size of a dime at arm’s length; Speed: excessive to jet flight; Disappearance: gradually faded from view.
Source: AFOSI
Date: March 21, 1950
Location: Miranda Del Ebro, Spain
Time: 15:00
Summary: One object was observed by more than three witnesses.
Source: Vallee, Jacques
Date: March 21, 1950
Location: Houston, Texas
Time: 15:35
Summary: Seven objects were observed by one witness for five minutes (Bradley; Rhodes).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 22, 1950
Location: Villarta de San Juan, Ciudad Real, Spain
Time: 05:50
Summary: Two industrialists saw the bright cloud-like objects while driving, emitting a very bright light. Appeared to collide with an object, seen again 20 times during the drive. At 5:45 a.m. two industrialists in Spain saw a bright blue, cloud-like object while driving in Villarta de San Juan, Ciudad Real Province. It emitted a very bright light that appeared to collide with the object. The UFO was seen again 20 times during their drive.
Source: Rogerson, Peter Worldwide Catalog of Type 1 Reports
Date: March 22, 1950
Location: Sandia, New Mexico
Time: 10:00
Summary: Time: 10; Number of Observers: 3; Reliability: unknown; Area: Sandia Base, New Mexico; Direction: SE to NW; Course: line parallel with the line tangent to the earth; Color: blue center with the orange exterior; Train: none; Duration: 11/2-3 seconds; Sound: none; Shape: round like ball from a roman candle; Speed: one 1/2 seconds 30° azimuth; Disappearance: burned out.
Source: AFOSI
Date: March 22, 1950
Location: Kirtland AFB, New Mexico
Time: 11:00
Summary: Eleven members of the 4925th Test Group (Atomic) witnessed a UFO northwest of Kirtland AFB, New Mexico, in broad daylight. Time: 1100; Number of Observers: 11; Reliability: unknown; Area: Kirtland AFB, New Mexico; Direction: northwest changing to N; Altitude: 25,000 to 30,000′; Course: horizontal; Color: tan to brown; Train: none; Duration: five to six seconds; Sound: none; Shape: flying wing; Size: about the size of a golf ball held at arm’s length; Speed: extremely high speed; Disappearance: disappeared.
Source: Gross, Loren E. UFOs: A History. 1951 Author, Fremont, 1982
Date: March 22, 1950
Location: White River Junction, Vermont
Time: 12:10
Summary: One object was observed by 20 witnesses for ten minutes (Grant).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 2, 1950
Location: Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Time: Daytime
Summary: Several objects were observed by one witness (Linfield).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 22, 1950
Location: Tarragona, Spain
Time: Daytime
Summary: A daytime disc was reported.
Source: CEONI
Date: March 22, 1950
Location: Berlin, Germany
Time: Afternoon
Summary: A daytime disc was reported.
Source: Schoenherr, Luis
Date: March 22, 1950
Location: Hasselt, Limburg, Belgium
Time: 18:15
Summary: One object was observed by several witnesses for several minutes (Gerard).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 22, 1950
Location: Keewatin, Ontario, Canada
Time: 19:45
Summary: One object, about 2 feet across, was observed by one witness (Morden).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 22, 1950
Location: Madrid, Spain
Time: Night
Summary: More than two objects were observed by several witnesses.
Source: CEONI
Date: March 22, 1950
Location: Honolulu, Hawaii
Time: After 2300
Summary: One object was observed by numerous witnesses for six seconds (Onama).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 23, 1950
Location: Idyllwild, California
Time:
Summary: Eight objects, about 40 feet across, were observed at an airport.
Source: Hill, H. Edward Catalog Through 1950
Date: March 23, 1950
Location: 85 miles NW of Jacksonville, Florida BB
Time: 12:30 a.m. EST.
Summary: A USAF pilot, Lt. Hahn, was on a flight from Jacksonville, Florida, to Robins AFB in a C-47 aircraft. He saw a blue-white flame about 50 to 75 feet long coming at him from 11 o’clock at a very high speed. T/Sgt. Young, a passenger on the aircraft, also saw the blue-white flame approach the C-47. [Probable meteor]
Source: Dan Wilson, BB files
Date: March 23, 1950
Location: La Buitrera, Colombia
Time: 04:00
Summary: Nocturnal lights were reported.
Source: Petrowitsch, Pablo
Date: March 23, 1950
Location: Zaragoza, Spain
Time: 04:30
Summary: One object was observed by one witness for a few seconds.
Source: Vallee, Jacques
Date: March 23, 1950
Location: Pensacola, Florida
Time: 09:00
Summary: One metallic disc was observed at a military facility for 30 minutes.
Source: Gross, Loren E. UFOs: A History. 1950: January-March Author, Fremont, 1983
Date: March 23, 1950
Location: Asti, Piemonte, Italy
Time: 12:30
Summary: A daytime disc was reported (Larizza).
Source: Boncompagni, Solas UFO in Italia, Volume I, (Periodo 1907-1953) Tedeschi, Firenze, 1974
Date: March 23 1950
Location: Yuma, Arizona
Time: Daytime
Summary: UFO hovered 20,000′, left at high speed moving rapidly to the east. A hovering flying disc was observed. One disc, of huge size, was observed by one witness at a park for two minutes (McCullen).
Source: Gross, Loren E. UFOs: A History. 1950: January-March Author, Fremont, 1983
Date: March 23, 1950
Location: El Moudzine, Morocco
Time: 18:45
Summary: A flying disc was observed. One disc was observed for a few seconds.
Source: Vallee, Jacques
Date: March 23, 1950
Location: Hoersching, Oberoesterreich, Austria
Time: 22:50
Summary: Nocturnal lights were reported (Simon).
Source: Keul, A
Date: March 23, 1950
Location: Havana (La Habana), Cuba
Time: Night
Summary: Nocturnal lights were reported.
Source: Petrowitsch, Pablo
Date: March 23, 1950
Location: Jalapa Enriquez, Mexico
Time: Night
Summary: A Mexican newspaper, El Universal, reported that at least 300 disc-shaped UFOs were sighted zooming around the sky above the city of Jalapa Enriquez, in the State of Veracruz, Mexico on this night. In Yuma, Arizona a UFO hovered over the park at 20,000 feet for two minutes during the day, then left at high speed to the east.
Source: Arnold, Kenneth Coming of the Saucers Authors, Amherst, 1952
Date: March 24, 1950
Location: Willows, California
Time:
Summary: A flying disc was observed. One silver disc was observed for ten minutes.
Source: Gross, Loren E. UFOs: A History. 1950: January-March Author, Fremont, 1983
Date: March 24, 1950
Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico
Time: Morning
Summary: One object was observed by 20 witnesses briefly (Coco).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 24, 1950
Location: Eisden, Belgium
Time: 13:25
Summary: One object was observed by three male witnesses at a mine for over one minute (Maes; Peters).
Source: SOBEPS
Date: March 24, 1950
Location: Sioux City, Iowa
Time: Around 1500
Summary: One object was observed by one witness.
Source: Bloecher, Ted R.
Date: March 24, 1950
Location: Jerseyville, Illinois
Time: Night
Summary: A hovering Object glowed with bluish-white light, appeared to remain stationary 2-3 minutes.
Source: Weinstein, Dominique Aircraft UFO Encounters Project ACUFOE, Paris, 1999
Date: March 25, 1950
Location: Penaranda.Duero, Spain
Time:
Summary: One object was observed by a group of witnesses (Ananz).
Source: Ballester Olmos, Vicente-Juan
Date: March 25, 1950
Location: Valdehuncar, Caceres, Spain
Time: 02:20
Summary: One object, about 150 feet across, was observed by three experienced male witnesses (Obejero).
Source: Ballester Olmos, Vicente-Juan
Date: March 25, 1950
Location: Balearic Islands & Palma.Majorca, Spain
Time: 03:00
Summary: A flying disc was observed and photographed. One disc was observed by one male witness. An object was observed and photographed. One oval object was observed by one male witness (Mueller).
Source: Wilkins, Harold T. Flying Saucers on the Attack Ace Star A-11, New York, 1967
Date: March 25, 1950
Location: Paterna, Valencia, Spain
Time: 10:30
Summary: A daytime disc was reported on the shore.
Source: Ballester Olmos, Vicente-Juan
Date: March 25, 1950
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Time: 12:00
Summary: More than one object was observed by several witnesses on the shore for over 15 minutes.
Source: Ballester Olmos, Vicente-Juan
Date: March 25, 1950
Location: San Martin De Los Andes, Argentina
Time: Afternoon
Summary: A daytime disc was reported (Franke).
Source: Schoenherr, Luis
Date: March 25, 1950
Location: Wien (Vienna), Austria
Time: 22:02
Summary: Nocturnal lights were reported.
Source: Schoenherr, Luis
Date: March 25, 1950
Location: New York, New York
Time: Night
Summary: One object was observed by numerous witnesses.
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 26, 1950
Location: Bayreuth, Germany
Time:
Summary: Flying discs were observed. Three discs were observed.
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 26, 1950
Location: Acre, Israel
Time:
Summary: Several discs were seen from a Lebanese airliner off the coast of the ancient city of Acre (now Akko), Israel. They were traveling north and flying at a high altitude while emitting trails of smoke. At 11:15 a.m. five disc-shaped UFOs were seen, first three, then another two, flying over Brunswick, Georgia. They were silver in color and flew at 30,000 feet altitude at a speed greater than 1,800 mph.
Source: Gross, Loren E. UFOs: A History. 1950: January-March Author, Fremont, 1983
Date: March 26, 1950
Location: Zugspitze, Austria
Time: 09:45
Summary: A daytime disc was reported (Kecht).
Source: Schoenherr, Luis
Date: March 26, 1950
Location: National Airport, Virginia
Time: 10:00
Summary: Man dives private plane toward 40 feet wide metallic disc. Disc ascended vertically into clouds, then rapidly to the east. One disc was observed in-flight for two minutes.
Source: Hatch, Larry
Date: March 26, 1950
Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma
Time: Daytime
Summary: More than two objects were observed by seven witnesses for a few seconds.
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 26, 1950
Location: Jaen, Spain
Time: Afternoon
Summary: One object was observed by one witness.
Source: Vallee, Jacques
Date: March 26, 1950
Location: Los Barrios, Nr Algeciras, Spain
Time: 19:00
Summary: Rancher saw flying disc as it flew east rapidly to the west, about one second. Source: ABC News (Spain). A flying disc was observed. One disc was observed by one experienced male witness on the shore for a few seconds (Ayala, Jose).
Source: Vallee, Jacques
Date: March 26, 1950
Location: Reno, Nevada
Time: 20:50
Summary: CAA control tower operator saw a maneuvering light source. Hovering objects were observed. Multiple independent witnesses. More than one object was observed by several witnesses at an airport for five minutes (Henseler; Matthews).
Source: Hall, Richard H. The UFO Evidence NICAP, Washington, 1964
Date: March 27, 1950
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Time:
Summary: Electromagnetic effects were noted. A transient unexplained phenomenon was reported.
Source: Doubt Magazine
Date: March 27, 1950
Location: Fairfax, Virginia
Time:
Summary: One object, about 20 feet across, was observed.
Source: Hill, H. Edward Catalog Through 1950
Date: March 27, 1950
Location: Torredonjimeno, Jaen, Spain
Time: 06:00
Summary: One object was observed by two witnesses.
Source: Vallee, Jacques
Date: March 27, 1950
Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma
Time: 06:16
Summary: Objects were observed. They departed by rapidly flying straight up until lost to sight. More than five discs were observed by one male witness in a city for over 60 minutes (Andrews; Hughes).
Source: Scully, Frank Behind the Flying Saucers Holt, 1950
Date: March 27, 1950
Location: Zugspitze, Austria
Time: 09:45
Summary: A daytime disc was reported (Kecht).
Source: Schoenherr, Luis
Date: March 27, 1950
Location: Motobu Peninsula, Okinawa BBU 678
Time: 10:30 a.m.
Summary: USAF antiaircraft radar operator Cpl. Bolfango tracked stationary target on radar at 18 miles range for 10 mins at 13,000 ft. Object then moved on 220° heading for 16.9 miles in 2 mins or about 500 mph to a point over a mountain apparently still at 13,000 ft, where it was lost. Visual observation not detailed, only mentioned in summary. 12 mins RV
Source: Berliner; Jan Aldrich
Date: March 27, 1950
Location: Madrid, Spain
Time: Afternoon
Summary: One object was observed by two witnesses.
Source: Vallee, Jacques
Date: March 27, 1950
Location: Bludenz, Vorarlberg, Austria
Time: 15:30
Summary: A daytime disc was reported.
Source: Schoenherr, Luis
Date: March 27, 1950
Location: Algorta, Spain
Time: 18:30
Summary: One object was observed by two witnesses.
Source: Vallee, Jacques
Date: March 27, 1950
Location: St Pankraz, Austria
Time: 20:45
Summary: Nocturnal lights were reported.
Source: Schoenherr, Luis
Date: March 27, 1950
Location: Goshen, Indiana
Time: Night
Summary: An unidentifiable object was observed at close range.
Source: Haines, Richard F. CE-5: Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind Sourcebooks, Naperville, 1998 ISBN:1-57071-427-4
Date: March 27, 1950
Location: Worland, Wyoming
Time: 23:00
Summary: Five in a car saw saucer hovering over sulfur plant. It flew away as the car got near. It had a row of blue lights. One blue disc was observed by five witnesses at a factory for a few seconds (Sherard).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 27, 1950
Location: Berlin, Germany
Time: Night
Summary: Astronomers notice bright “star” haven’t seen before. It zig-zagged to the west, stopped at times. A hovering object was observed. It zig-zagged through the air. One light was observed in a city for 20 minutes. No sound was heard.
Source: Gross, Loren E. UFOs: A History. 1950: January-March Author, Fremont, 1983
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Digne, France
Time:
Summary: Objects were sighted that had an appearance and performance beyond the capability of known earthly aircraft. Three objects were observed. Ummo incident.
Source: FSR
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Riva, Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy
Time:
Summary: A flying disc was observed. It departed by rapidly flying straight up until lost to sight. One disc, about 2 feet across, was observed.
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Caracas, Distrito Capital, Venezuela
Time:
Summary: Huge turtle-shaped object, 7,000 feet altitude. An unidentified object was sighted, but with appearance and behavior that most likely would have a conventional explanation. One dome-shaped object was observed by two witnesses. Venezuelan Airlines Dc3 incident.
Source: Weinstein, Dominique Aircraft UFO Encounters Project ACUFOE, Paris, 1999
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Eureka, California
Time: 03:20
Summary: One yellow cylinder was observed on the shore for eight minutes.
Source: Gross, Loren E. UFOs: A History. 1950: January-March Author, Fremont, 1983
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Zugspitze, Austria
Time: 10:05
Summary: A daytime disc was reported (Kecht).
Source: Schoenherr, Luis
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Bludenz, Vorarlberg, Austria
Time: 10:45
Summary: A daytime disc was reported
Source: Schoenherr, Luis
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Longmont, Colorado
Time: 11:50
Summary: One object was observed by several witnesses for several hours (Overturf).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Amarillo, Texas
Time: 11:55
Summary: Silver disc parked in the sky for 10 minutes. Shot straight up until out of sight. A hovering flying disc was observed. It departed by rapidly flying straight up until lost to sight. One silver disc was observed by three witnesses in a city for over ten minutes (Davis).
Source: Gross, Loren E. UFOs: A History. 1950: January-March Author, Fremont, 1983
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Between Morton & Mineral Washington
Time: daytime
Summary: While driving, Samuel Eaton Thompson saw an 80 ft diameter object on the ground, shaped like two saucers edge to edge, and apparently “made of a glowing, sun-colored substance similar to plastic.” He walked up to it & was invited in by the occupants—10 men, 10 women, & 25 children, none of whom wore any clothing. They spoke English. “I spent about 40 hours with these people, and they were pleasant. I ate some of their food-fruit and herbs from their native planet, Venus.” He was told they had inherited the ship. There were 4 controls; they did not know how these worked; they only knew that to push one set of controls would take them to Earth, and to push another would take them back to Venus. They were “sent to establish goodwill among Earth people;” they said Thompson was the first person ever contacted on this planet. They took him on a trip, landing within 2 blocks of his house. He took a picture of the ship, but it came out so overexposed that he threw the film away. The beings were described as of average height tanned skins, long brown hair, and large beautiful eyes.
Source: Kenneth Arnold & Ted Bloecher
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Santiago, Chile BBU 680
Time: 3:15 p.m.
Summary: M/Sgt. Prince Patterson, U.S. Air Attaché’s office, saw a white object through binoculars flying at extreme altitude and speed, crossing 30° of the sky in the WNW about 300° azimuth at one point briefly lost in sun’s glare [at 296° azimuth 29° elevation] then reappearing [and crossing the sky to about 330° azimuth]. Patterson left the roof of the U.S. Embassy to retrieve the camera with a telephoto lens but the object was gone when he returned. 5-10 secs binoculars. cat 1
Source: Berliner; Jan Aldrich
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Shabaqua, Ontario, Canada
Time: Around 1900
Summary: One object was observed by one witness for over three minutes (Makinen).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Fort William, Ontario, Canada & Terrace Bay, Ontario, Canada
Time: 19:30
Summary: One object, about 5 feet across, was observed by several witnesses for a few seconds (Cambly; Gould; Wirstiuk).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Kawena, Ontario, Canada & Ouimet, Ontario, Canada
Time: 19:35
Summary: One object was observed by one witness (Rusnak).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Atikokan, Ontario, Canada
Time: 19:37
Summary: One object, about 80 feet across, was observed by one witness (Taylor; White).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: South Gillies, Ontario, Canada
Time: 19:40
Summary: One object was observed by one witness for a few minutes (Kamstra).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Escanaba, Michigan
Time: 19:45
Summary: One object was observed by two witnesses (Fleury; Siebert; Snow; Strickling).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Oakland, California
Time: 21:30
Summary: Smoke. The luminous white ball left behind white smoke. Fast and slow circles, the rapidly to the east. One white ball, the size of the moon, was observed by five witnesses in a city for five minutes (Sutton).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Ceglie Messapica, Italy
Time: 22:00
Summary: 80cm wide lenticular disc takes off vertically. It departed by rapidly flying straight up until lost to sight. One disc, about 2 feet across, was observed on the shore for over one minute.
Source: Verga, Maurizio
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Falasco, Italy
Time: Night
Summary: Nocturnal lights were reported (Nacci).
Source: Boncompagni, Solas UFO in Italia, Volume I, (Periodo 1907-1953) Tedeschi, Firenze, 1974
Date: March 28, 1950
Location: Cagliari, Sardinien, Italy
Time: Night
Summary: Nocturnal lights were reported.
Source: Boncompagni, Solas UFO in Italia, Volume I, (Periodo 1907-1953) Tedeschi, Firenze, 1974
Date: March 29, 1950
Location: Almansa, Albacete, Spain
Time: 00:45
Summary: An object was sighted that had an appearance and performance beyond the capability of known earthly aircraft. One object, about 10 feet across, was observed by one experienced male witness at a building (Gonzalvo).
Source: Ballester Olmos, Vicente-Juan
Date: March 29 [30?], 1950
Location: Marrowbone Lake, Tennesse BBU 682
Time: 7 a.m.
Summary: Real estate salesmen Whiteside and Williams saw 6-12 dark objects shaped like 300-lb. bombs, an estimated 5 ft long, flying 500 mph in descent, making a noise like wind blowing through the trees. Two fishing in a boat. three black discs maneuvered in unison 75m altitude, below clouds.
Source: Berliner
Date: March 29, 1950
Location: La Palma del Condado, Huelva, Spain
Time: 08:30
Summary: Square object hovered and made wild maneuvers. One rectangular object was observed by several witnesses in a town for two minutes.
Source: Vallee, Jacques
Date: March 29, 1950
Location: Albany, California
Time: 10:30
Summary: Teenager saw white spinning cone at 150m altitude. Blue streaks on bottom, rapidly to the east One white cone-shaped object was observed by one male teenage witness in a town for over one minute (Peterson).
Source: Oakland Tribune.
Date: March 29, 1950
Location: Villafria, Spain
Time: 11:20
Summary: First the tower heard sounds like an incoming unexpected plane, then saucer buzzed tower. Shot up and away rapidly to the east at 1800 kph. One disc was observed by several male witnesses, three of them an experienced observors, at an airport briefly.
Source: Vallee, Jacques
Date: March 29, 1950
Location: Las Salinas, Chile
Time: 12:00
Summary: A daytime disc was reported.
Source: Petrowitsch, Pablo
Date: March 29, 1950
Location: Quilpué, Valparaíso, Chile
Time: 13:00
Summary: A daytime disc was reported.
Source: Petrowitsch, Pablo
Date: March 29, 1950
Location: Coalbank Hill, Colorado
Time: Daytime
Summary: One object was observed by four witnesses for a few seconds (Paisley).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 29, 1950
Location: Austin, Texas
Time: Daytime
Summary: Flat silver featureless disc hovered for three seconds, then rapidly to the northeast. A hovering flying disc was observed. One silver disc was observed by three male witnesses in a city briefly.
Source: Hatch, Larry
Date: March 29, 1950
Location: Ironwood, Michigan
Time: 14:55
Summary: One object was observed by seven witnesses at an airport (Christensen).
Source: Hall, Richard H. The UFO Evidence NICAP, Washington, 1964
Date: March 29, 1950
Location: Ethel, California
Time: 19:00
Summary: One object was observed by two witnesses (McVicar; Saubert).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 29, 1950
Location: Eureka, California
Time: 19:20
Summary: One object was observed by several witnesses.
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 29, 1950
Location: San Diego, California
Time: 21:00
Summary: One orange light was observed in a city for over three minutes.
Source: Gross, Loren E. UFOs: A History. 1950: January-March Author, Fremont, 1983
Date: March 29, 1950
Location: Union Point, Georgia
Time: 22:10
Summary: Three members of train crew watch round object hover for 10 minutes, orange glow
Source: Hitt, Michael Georgia UFO Phenomenon 1947-1987
Date: March 29, 1950
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Time: Night
Summary: Nocturnal lights were reported.
Source: Stendek
Date: March 29, 1950
Location: Fort William, Ontario, Canada
Time: Night
Summary: Brilliant fireball with no wings, four nocturnal lights join it, then hover, left rapidly to the northeast. Five fiery balls were observed in a town for five minutes.
Source: Gross, Loren E. UFOs: A History. 1950: January-March Author, Fremont, 1983
Date: March 30, 1950
Location: Salamanca, Spain
Time: 01:30
Summary: Nocturnal lights were reported.
Source: Vallee, Jacques
Date: March 30, 1950
Location: Zugspitze, Austria
Time: 09:45
Summary: A daytime disc was reported (Kecht).
Source: Schoenherr, Luis
Date: March 30, 1950
Location: Adrian, Michigan
Time: Noon
Summary: A UFO was seen hovering over Adrian, Michigan at noon. At 11:00 p.m. that night another UFO was seen hovering between Worland and Greybull, Wyoming.
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 30, 1950
Location: Quinteros, Chile
Time: 12:20
Summary: A daytime disc was reported.
Source: Petrowitsch, Pablo
Date: March 30, 1950
Location: Rancagua, Libertador General Bernardo O’Higgins, Chile
Time: 12:30
Summary: A daytime disc was reported.
Source: Petrowitsch, Pablo
Date: March 30, 1950
Location: Austin, Texas
Time: 13:30
Summary: One object was observed by two witnesses for 42 seconds (Osborne).
Source:
Date: March 30, 1950
Location: St Ignace, Michigan
Time: 19:30
Summary: 60cm white disc, over straits, left a blue smokey film in the sky. Very high altitude. three separate witnesses. One white disc, about 2 feet across, was observed at a lake for over one minute.
Source: Hatch, Larry
Date: March 30, 1950
Location: Santiago.Compostela, Spain
Time: Night
Summary: Nocturnal lights were reported.
Source: Stendek
Date: March 30, 1950
Location: Kassel, Germany
Time: Night
Summary: Nocturnal lights were reported (Niemann).
Source: UFO Nachrichten (Veit)
Date: March 31, 1950
Location: Bari, Apulien, Italy
Time:
Summary: A flying disc was observed. One disc was observed.
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 31, 1950
Location: Escanaba, Michigan
Time:
Summary: Fiery blue glowing disc raced over town. Spewed ribbon of blue flame. News reports.
Source: Gross, Loren E. UFOs: A History. 1950: January-March Author, Fremont, 1983
Date: March 31, 1950
Location: 40 miles E of Little Rock, N of Stuttgart, Arkansas BBU 671
Time: 9:26 p.m. CST.
Summary: Chicago & Southern Airlines Capt. Jack Adams and First Officer G. W. Anderson, Jr., flying a DC-3 at 2,000 ft heading W from Memphis to Little Rock, Arkansas, saw a 100 ft diameter circular disc. In the top center of the object was an extremely bright blinking light at an estimated 3 flashes per second. The object passed directly in front of the airliner, the distance of not more than 1/2 mile and approximately 1000 feet higher than the airliner. The object was under observation for 25 to 35 seconds.
Source: Sparks Database of Bluebook Unknowns Version 1.7, Dec. 31, 2003
Date: March 31, 1950
Location: Linz, Oberoesterreich, Austria
Time: 03:00
Summary: Nocturnal lights were reported.
Source: Keul, A
Date: March 31, 1950
Location: McAlisterville, Pennsylvania
Time: 13:30
Summary: Farmboy saw two ovoids dive fast, then level off at 600m altitude. Buzzing and whirling for two minutes. Two ovoid objects were observed by one male teenage witness on a farm for over two minutes (Watts). A buzzing sound was heard.
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 31, 1950
Location: Crescent City, California
Time: 19:21
Summary: One object was observed by two witnesses (Bienick; King).
Source: Newspaper
Date: March 31, 1950
Location: Niort, Poitou-Charentes, France
Time: Night
Summary: Nocturnal lights were reported.
Source: Plantier, Jean La Propulsion des Soucoupes Volantes Mame, 1955
Date: March 31, 1950
Location: Fontenay-le-Comte, Pays-de-la-Loire, France
Time: Night
Summary: Nocturnal lights were reported.
Source: Plantier, Jean La Propulsion des Soucoupes Volantes Mame, 1955
Date: March 31, 1950
Location: Near Jacumba California
Time: night
Summary: One witness reported seeing a saucer land on highway 80 outside of town. A small dwarf-like humanoid exits the saucer and reportedly runs down Highway 80 “faster than Jesse Owens.” Close encounter with an unidentified craft and its occupants. One disc was observed by one female witness, an experienced observer, briefly. One 4-foot-tall dwarf was seen.
Source: Newspaper Clipping in HUMCAT
Date: March 1950
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