Posted on 06/11/2009 6:04:13 AM PDT by decimon
United States advanced technology aeroplanes such as spy planes and stealth aircraft have often been mistaken for UFOs, a recent CIA report has suggested.
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The report listed six spy aircraft most likely to have been confused as UFOs. These are listed as: the RQ-3 Darkstar; U-2 spy plane; SR-71 Blackbird; P-791; F-117A Nighthawk and the B-2 Spirit.
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What say ye?
Most of those I’d probably recognize. But if I saw one of the ones I didn’t, it would be “unidentified.” Hence to me, by definition, it would still be a UFO. :-)
I met an air force guy that said everytime they took a new plane out for a spin there would be a rash of UFO sightings. I believe that that accounts for some sightings.
They've failed miserably at being stealthy(!) if they're being commonly mistaken for anything.
I saw a UFO quite recently. It was a plane painted to look like Air Force One (really), but since we don’t have a president at the moment, I wasn’t able to identify the plane.
I saw a UFO quite recently. It was a plane painted to look like Air Force One (really), but since we don’t have a president at the moment, I wasn’t able to identify the plane.
What the heck is a P-791? Never heard of it..........
Will have to check the OP later.
Generally . . .
advanced planes have often been construed to be UFO’s.
Some even reportedly have dual propulsion with anti-gravity as well as conventional but advanced conventional propulsion.
Certainly not all UFO’s are advanced planes.
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