UFO observed in the Pacific in 1964

Summary

In 1964, a report was recorded about an unidentified aerial phenomenon observed in the Pacific. Although the document is partially damaged and contains OCR errors, it includes geographical and temporal data indicating an observation near the coordinates 36°40'N and 173°15'W. The report, though incomplete, suggests it was analyzed by military departments of the U.S. Air Force, including units like CINCPAC and CINCSAC. The nature of the object remained unclear, but its registration across multiple military bases indicates possible concern over its identity.

The document mentions calculations of distance, speed, and direction, although many of the values are difficult to interpret due to transcription errors. There is no clear conclusion about the object's identity, but the fact that it was recorded by several military units suggests it was considered a phenomenon worth attention. These types of reports, although fragmented, are valuable for understanding how military authorities handled UFO sightings during the Cold War.