Davis-Monthan AFB

Dossier-style aerial reconstruction of the May 1 1952 Davis-Monthan UFO case showing a large six-engine B-36 bomber in level flight at altitude over Tucson Arizona in clear morning light with two shiny lens-shaped metallic discs pacing it close alongside and one breaking away in a sharp no-radius turn while another hovers, a small inset of a manila report folder stamped "missing — reconstructed 1966," and HUD stamps reading Daylight Disc, two objects, Blue Book Unknown BBU 1175, and Status: Unexplained, in a muted warm 1952 register with a single cold silver accent on the discs.

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Arizona Sightings

1952: Air Force Bomber Encounters Discs

Published: April 8, 2013 | Updated: June 8, 2026

THINK ABOUTIT UFO|UAP|ENTITY SIGHTINGS REPORT 1952: Air Force Bomber Encounters Discs The ideal UFO witness is the man whose job is to debunk UFO...

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Dossier-style reconstruction of the May 11 1975 Tucson Arizona hat-shaped UFO sighting showing a derby-dome-shaped craft with blending multicolored lights and two small blue disc satellites over the desert west of Tucson with witnesses and binoculars beside a car

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Arizona Sightings

1975: Hat-shaped UFO with 2 smaller satellite objects

Published: April 8, 2013 | Updated: June 12, 2026

THINK ABOUTIT UFO|UAP SIGHTING REPORT On the evening of May 11, 1975, members of two neighboring families in south Tucson observed a multicolored, derby-hat-shaped...

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Davis-Monthan AFB

1962: Tucson, Arizona Sighting

1952: Air Force Bomber Encounters Discs

1975: Hat-shaped UFO with 2 smaller satellite objects

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