COLLESALVETTI (LI), Italy · 1993-10-09 · from the AERONAUTICA archive
Locality: COLLESALVETTI (LI) Date: 09/10/1993 Time: approximately 20:50 Shape: LUMINOUS ELLIPTICAL BEAM Colour: LIGHT BLUE Speed: NOT INDICATED Direction: VARIABLE Motion: ELEVATED Altitude: NOT INDICATED Weather: CLOUDY SKY Reported by: CARABINIERI ARMED FORCES PERSONNEL Findings: ON THE BASIS OF THE EXAMINATION OF THE DATA IN THE ARCHIVE, THE EVENT WAS CATALOGUED AS A U.F.O.
Locality: LANCIANO (CH) Date: 13/12/1978 Time: 06.00 approximately Shape: CONICAL Colour: LUMINOUS WHITE Speed: VARIABLE Direction: VERTICAL MOTION Motion: ELEVATED Altitude: — Weather: CLEA…
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
Locality: Rome Date: 11/01/1997 Time: 22.00 approx. Shape: Circular, wrapped in a luminous beam Colour: Light blue Speed: Reduced Direction: Vertical Motion: Variable Altitude: Cloudy sky We…
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
Locality: PIANECRATI (CS) Date: 11/12/1978 Time: 04.50 approximately Shape: LUMINOUS ASTRAL BODY Colour: WHITE Speed: LOW Direction: VARIABLE FROM NORTH TOWARDS SOUTH Motion: VERY HIGH Altit…
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
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This is an entry from the official sighting registers of the Italian Air Force, which has collected and investigated public reports under a government mandate since 1978, machine translated from Italian with the original preserved. The registers are published at aeronautica.difesa.it. Entries the Air Force could not associate with any known activity or phenomenon are formally catalogued O.V.N.I.
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