A December 1953 Air Force report describes changing radar returns near northern Morocco that remained comparatively stationary before fading. Division electronics personnel proposed anomalous propagation, ship-borne radar interference or birds. The height finder was unavailable, and the file records no photographs or physical evidence; its V, W and M shapes describe radar displays, not visually identified craft.
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DOW-UAP-D160, Air Intelligence Information Report, Morocco, 1953Department of War3 pagesOct 23, 2026RELEASE-07-FILE-013-DOW-UAP-D160-AIR-INTELLIGENCE-INFORMATION-REPORT-MOROCCO-1953
ICYMI, this is Billy the Psychic Cat's complicated methodology for how he picks World Cup winners. In games that haven't ended in a tie, his accuracy rate has been 93% (27/29). Today, he's chosen Mexico π²π½ and Brazil π§π·. I'm rooting for Mexico π²π½ and Norway. π³π΄. https://t.co/6YvwBLVjyS [Quoted] Well, looks like Billy the cat was right about Morocco π²π¦ lol https://t.co/aHA5lzshJ2
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