UFO sighted by pilot over Oklahoma

Summary

In October 1955, a U.S. Navy pilot reported an object in the sky over Wagoner, Oklahoma, describing it as "somewhat like a comet." The object had a blue tail, though its size was unknown. The sighting occurred at night and was observed from an aircraft. Although initially considered a possible meteor, no further details about the object's nature could be obtained due to the lack of photographs and precise data.

The report was classified as "probably astronomical," suggesting investigators believed it could have been a natural phenomenon. However, the object's description and behavior left some uncertainty. The case was shared with several air intelligence and defense units, indicating official interest in the event. Despite the lack of conclusive evidence, the report remains an example of the many unresolved sightings from that era.