UFO detected on radar in Michigan 1956

Summary

In July 1956, an Air Force base in Michigan recorded an unidentified object via radar. The report, brief and without photos, describes a radar intercept with minimal details. The object was moving at high speed, made a 90-degree turn, and disappeared after two minutes and forty-five seconds. The radar operator considered the observation reliable, but no visual or identification data was obtained.

The official analysis concluded that the data was insufficient for a precise evaluation. Explanations such as balloons, aircraft, or astronomical phenomena were ruled out. Despite the short contact, the report was sent to multiple air intelligence divisions for review. Ultimately, no further action was taken without additional information.