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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT CASE FILES · 1947 – 1969

CASE REFERENCE6964776

DATE OF SIGHTINGMarch 1958

REPORTED LOCATIONNear Moscow USSR

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f Source: ROMINIA LIBERA, BUCURESTI, Agency: 7050th Air INTSERGRU (USAFE

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Préparing Officer: Anthony M. Klasinski, DeRez: March 28, 1958

, Capt, USAF Dele: March 19, 1958 _

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Summary ‘om
Te Radio MOSKVA mentioned in its broadcast on 19 March 1958 that a "curious™

'Plying object was observed near MOSKVA, at an altitude of 3,000 m. Eyewitnesses
“Stated that the flying object had the form of a big disk, which performed a spiral
at a low, altitude, then took off and disappeared in the skye uf
> This’ flying object was a Soviet aircraft with a "round wine,’ This type of
aircraft is characterized by its good stability in the air and by its maneuverability.

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The main advantage is its vertical take off. Specialists stated that this type of
aircraft wing will be very important for the future aircraft industry.

Tle Tramslator: Edith Beyer (FN) Editor: Lawrence Foy.

July 30, 1958