Pilot UFO/OVNI/UAP Statements.

[Karl12]

In fact the police one is incredible as well

[Karl12]

Pilots witness rotating top shaped object with green tint and a red band around the mid section - a radio report was attempted but plane communications failed.

• "Prior to this incident I did not believe in UFOs - now, not only am convinced of their existence but also that they are controlled. This was the most sensational experience of my career as a pilot and I will remember this incident forever."

Captain Dario Celis - object also witnessed by copilot BJ Cortez over Barquisimeto, Venezuela, February 3rd, 1954.

Video: 2:20 / Link

[Darkorange]

Pilots witness rotating top shaped object with green tint and a red band around the mid section - a radio report was attempted but plane communications failed.

Pilots are the ones to listen to. Great encounter cases. I have read some of them on ufocasebook some time ago. At least we can exclude Venus as an official explanation.

[Karl12]

Pilots are the ones to listen to. Great encounter cases. I have read some of them on ufocasebook some time ago. At least we can exclude Venus as an official explanation.

Yes indeed mate some of these pilots are pretty brave coming forward and would imagine there's lots of intimidation not to.

There's also some pretty fascinating testimony below involving a very strange object confirmed on ground and air radar over the North sea.

The scrambled F-15 pilot describes what he witnessed below - he also states he captured the object on gun camera which was later 'confiscated'.

• "It was a football shaped object, it was about the size of my F-15 maybe forty feet long, glowing kind of orange, yellow - the colours were kind of flowing across the surface of it like a fluid.

So I'm watching this thing trying to figure out what the hell is this and I got about fifteen seconds to look at it with the gun camera rolling and then it shot vertically up into space just in the blink of an eye."

Colonel Fred Claussen.

Video - 13:20

[Karl12]

Several really interesting pilot encounters described by NASA Ames Research Centre's Dr. Richard Haines: