(2015) Project Blue Book Case 2853 Toms River New Jersey November 1, 1945(2015) Project Blue Book Case 24-185-19-7X object over Phoenix, Arizona, June 1947(2015) Project Blue Book Incident 33 January 7 1948 Godman AFB, Kansas.(2015) Project Blue Book Project 10073 August 31, 1949 over Sacramento, California. Observers sighted an object with short round nose, very short wings rounded at the tips. There was no trail or noise. It appeared as a dark object having a dull gray or silver finish. It was very fast.(2015) Project Blue Book Project 10073 Schenectady and Oswego, N.Y. April 8, 1956 airline pilot follows UFO.(2015) Project Blue Book May 1956 Boston, Massachusetts photo submitted of two objects not seen when photos were taken. After extensive review and analysis it was found that the objects are the results of development flaws on the film.(2015) Project Blue Book February 29, 1956 report from Buffalo, Hamburg, N.Y., brilliant object used evasive action against F-86D fighter. Color red and white. At times very bright then dim, different altitudes, different speeds. Finally faded out. No radar contact only visual sightings.(2015) Project Blue Book January 24, 1958 Painesville, Ohio. Observations about UFOs observed between 5:30 and 5:48 am.(2015) Project Blue Book photographs of an unidentified aquatic object photographed by Almiro Baruma on January 16, 1958 off Trindade Island, Brazil.(2015) Project Blue Book June 26, 1960 five photographs from Battle Creek, Mich.(2015) Project Blue Book report from Davenport, Iowa, 1969 unreliable reports, ground visual sighting. Observer also has reports from Nov. 4, 1967, March 1968 and January 1968.(2015) Project Blue Book report from Davenport, Iowa, 1969 unreliable reports, ground visual sighting. Observer also has reports from Nov. 4, 1967, March 1968 and January 1968.(2015) Project Blue Book October 21, 1969 Twin Falls, Idaho. Observer was driving his tractor when the headlights and radio went out. He noticed a large light rising over the horizon. From within this light a smaller but much brighter light emerged.
The service is exploring a range of leads for increasing launch access — including international partnerships and newer modalities like sea-based launch.
A constellation of interceptors meant to counter low- and high-end threats would require a much more robust architecture than past estimates have assumed.
