"... there were a lot of good UFO reports coming in from Korea. Fighter pilots reported seeing silver-colored spheres or disks on several occasions, and radar tracked unidentified targets ..."

“In June 1952 the Air Force was taking the UFO problem seriously. One of the reasons was that there were a lot of good UFO reports coming in from Korea. Fighter pilots reported seeing silver-colored spheres or disks on several occasions, and radar in Japan, Okinawa, and in Korea had

By Jan L. Aldrich Project 1947 11-14-16

tracked unidentified targets." Capt. Edward J. Ruppelt, head of the US Air Force Project Blue Book 1951-1953.

During his tour in the Far East, Mr. Wallace Bush, Electronics Engineer, Classified Reconnaissance Branch, Director of Intelligence, Headquarters, Far East Air Forces, had collected information on UFO radar incidents, re-interviewed witnesses, produced updated Air Intelligence Information Reports on some cases, kept records of meetings in which UFOs were discussed, and evaluated UFO radar reports. He turned the collected information over to Air Technical Intelligence Liaison Office, Far East Air Force.

Captain Charles Malven compiled the information into Intelligence Report 29-52 sent to both the Air Technical Intelligence Center at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and the Director of Intelligence, Headquarters, US Air Force. In this report Project 1947 discusses the activity of the Air Technical Intelligence Liaison Office and the 6004th Air Intelligence Service Squadron in UFO investigations during the Korean War.

The USS Philippine Sea in the western pacific - 1955

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It was elliptical in shape, about 105 feet in diameter, flying at an altitude of about 1,800 MPH. High powered binoculars showed no exhaust trail, no stream of light, no other evidence of propulsion as we know it.

By Frank Scully The Charleston Daily Mail February 3, 1951

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Two Air force jet pilots reported today they chased a mysterious, round flying object, traveling at a speed they estimated at 900 miles an hour.

New York Post 9-11-1951

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The unusual nocturnal displays, which others in the city witnessed and from time to time saw over several weeks, quickly became part of the UFO phenomenon sweeping the country. [...]
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