On March 22, 1950, eleven members of an Atomic Test Group observed a tan-colored UFO with a flying wing shape traveling at “extremely high speed” northwest of Kirtland Air Force Base.
On March 22, 1950, eleven members of an Atomic Test Group observed a tan-colored UFO with a flying wing shape traveling at “extremely high speed” northwest of Kirtland Air Force Base.
That’s a fascinating account! The sighting of a “flying wing” shaped UFO by credible witnesses, especially members of an Atomic Test Group, certainly adds an intriguing layer to the discussion about unidentified aerial phenomena. Given the historical context of the 1950s, when Cold War tensions were high and interest in technology and aerial advancements was growing, such reports often sparked significant public and governmental intrigue. It would be interesting to know more about the specifics of the incident—like the conditions at the time and whether any attempts were made to investigate it further. Do you think this kind of sighting continues to bear relevance today?