On 20 May 1967 a Winnipeg mechanic prospecting near Falcon Lake, Manitoba, said a landed disc burned him as it took off. The RCMP, the Canadian military and a U.S. Air Force-funded study all investigated. Their files are public, and they disagree with the story in telling ways.
Two women driving home near Huffman, Texas, on 29 December 1980 said they saw a blazing diamond-shaped object escorted by military helicopters. Their claim reached the Air Force, the Army’s Inspector General and a federal court. Here is what those records say.
Before dawn on 25 February 1942, Los Angeles blacked out and antiaircraft batteries fired 1,440 rounds into the sky. No bombs fell and no wreckage was found. The official Army Air Forces history explains what the gunners were most likely shooting at.
