Double UFO over Georgetown 1965

Summary

A 1965 report describes the observation of two bright objects over the ocean near Georgetown, South Carolina. Witnesses saw the objects appear from the southeast, perform an "O" turn, and then return to sea. No sound was heard, and the lights weren't very bright, though they were estimated to travel faster than jets. They also caused TV interference.

Although the initial report didn't identify the objects, the official conclusion was that they were known aircraft, likely due to the lack of unidentified radar tracks. The sighting was relayed through a USAF command post, suggesting a conventional explanation was accepted.