Posts Tagged ‘Spinning Disc’
July 12th, 2009 | 
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It was spinning very fast 30 feet off to the right side and 20 feet below us, at its closest point. It looked disc-shaped, with a diameter that was no more than two feet. It was silver and reflective on top, and black underneath. I only saw it for five seconds before my pilots initiated a left turn and it passed out of my view. I informed my pilot what I had seen and he said, “it was probably something caught in a thermal updraft“. I’ve never seen anything like that while flying. Thanks to Peter Davenport Director
SEOUL — I am UH-60L Blackhawk Crew Chief with the US Army, I have over 350 hours flight time and was sitting in the right seat behind the pilots during a training mission. We were flying northwest at 100 knots over the Anyangcheon Canal at about 1000 feet, on May 6, 2009, at 7:01 PM. As we passed over the University Medical Center, we flew right past a small, spinning disc-shaped object that appeared to be stationary, but very close to our flight level.
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Posted in Asia, Korea | 
Tags: Aeronautical, Aerospace and Defense, Blackhawk, Business, Closest Point, Crew Chief, Detective, Diameter, Flight, Flight Level, Knots, Korea, Left Turn, Northwest, Peter Davenport, pilot, Robot, Seoul, Spinning Disc, Tabs, Two Feet, ufo, Ufocenter, UH-60 Black Hawk, United States, United States Army, University Medical Center, Updraft, Us Army, Weeds | 
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