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In the control tower at Washington National Airport, Ed Nugent saw
seven pale violet blips on his radar screen. What were they?
Not planes -- at least not any planes that were supposed to be there.He summoned his boss, Harry G. Barnes, the head of National's air
traffic controllers. "Here's a fleet of flying saucers for you," Nugent
said, half-joking. Upstairs, in the tower's glass-enclosed top floor,
controller Joe Zacko saw a strange blip streaking across his radar
screen. It wasn't a bird. It wasn't a plane. What was it? He looked
out the window and spotted a bright light hovering in the sky.He turned to his partner, Howard Cocklin, who was sitting three feet
away. "Look at that bright light," Zacko said. "If you believe in flying
saucers, that could sure be one." And then the light took off, zooming
away at an incredible speed. "Did you see that?" Cocklin remembers
saying. "What the hell was that?"It was Saturday night, July 19, 1952, fifty years ago -- one of the most
famous dates in the bizarre history of UFOs. Before the night was over,
a pilot reported seeing unexplained objects, radar at two local Air Force
bases -- Andrews and Bolling -- picked up the UFOs, and two Air Force
F-94 jets streaked over Washington, searching for flying saucers.
Then, a week later, it happened all over again -- more UFOs on the
radar screen, more jets scrambled over Washington.Across America, the story of jets chasing UFOs over the White House
knocked the Korean War and the presidential campaign off the front
pages of newspapers. " 'Saucer' Outran Jet, Pilot Reveals," read the
banner headline in The Washington Post. "JETS CHASE D.C. SKY
GHOSTS," screamed the New York Daily News. "AERIAL WHATZITS
BUZZ D.C. AGAIN!" shouted the Washington Daily News. As rumors
spread, President Truman demanded to know what was flying over
his house. Soon the federal government was fighting the UFOs with
the most powerful weapons in the Washington arsenal -- bureaucracy,
obfuscation and gobbledygook. That seemed to work. The UFOs
never returned. Snip.Dr. Bruce Maccabee isn't laughing. "One thing you have to understand:
This is serious business," he says. "The skeptics like to make fun of us."
Maccabee, 60, is a civilian physicist for the Navy and a prominent UFO
believer. Maccabee buttresses his argument with an official government
report. It's called "Quantitative Aspects of Mirages" and it was issued
by the Air Force in 1969."They proved in their own study that there wasn't enough temperature
inversion to cause this effect," he says. "The Washington sightings
cannot be explained as a radar mirage."In the '70s, he filed the Freedom of Information Act request that led
to the release of the FBI's file on UFOs. The file was called "Security
Matter X" -- "the real X-Files," he says.Maccabee believes there were "solid objects" in the air over
Washington 50 years ago. "And I think those solid objects were
not made by us," he says. "And by us, I mean human beings."After 50 years, the debate over the Washington UFOs goes on and on.
"You have dueling experts and dueling reports," says Kevin D. Randle,
author of "Invasion Washington: UFOs Over the Capitol," a new book
on the 1952 sightings. "One expert says it was temperature inversion.
Another says it wasn't. In that situation, you have to refer back to the
air traffic controllers and the pilots who actually saw the objects."Former controller Howard Cocklin is still convinced that he saw an
object over National that night. "I saw it on the screen and out the
window," he says. "It was a whitish-blue object. Not a light -- a solid
form. An object. A saucer-shaped object."Now 83 and retired, Cocklin says he never saw anything like that
saucer -- not before, not since. "It just went away," he says, sitting
in an armchair in his Fairfax living room. "Where did it go? Why
don't people see these things today? Why 50 years ago?Here 50 years later another Washington DC fly over occurs again, watch the news report belowUSO'S (UNIDENTIFIED SUBMERGED OBJECT)THERE'S SOMEONE ON OUR MOONMETEOR OR UFO, U DECIDE?MAN CLAIMS TO HAVE PROOF OF TIME AND SPACESHIP TRAVEL W/ALIENS!!!
