The "Grey Goose" sighting in Baltimore

Summary

In August 1949, a notable UFO incident known as the "Grey Goose" occurred in Baltimore, Maryland. This case included a series of photographs showing an unidentified disc-shaped object. The images captured details such as the fuselage, cockpit, and a landing gear with a tripod structure. Although the photos were blurry and possibly affected by optical errors, they generated significant interest due to the apparent metallic structure and unusual design. The Rotor-Plane Co. was associated with the case, adding an air of mystery to the already intriguing event.

The photographs, taken between August 8 and 31, 1949, included views from different angles. They showed internal details of the disc, such as wooden reinforcements and a brake system. Despite the limited quality of the images, researchers highlighted the presence of structures that did not seem to belong to a conventional aircraft. This case became one of the earliest in UFO history to combine eyewitness accounts with photographic evidence, laying the groundwork for future investigations in the field.