Finland · 12 April 1969
Pori airfield, 1969
ReportedIf the claim holds, this is the single case in Finnish history the Finnish Air Force is said to have conceded as unexplained, with roughly twenty aviators and a radar return.
- Where
- Pori airfield, Satakunta
- When
- 12 April 1969
- Who reported it
- Reported ~20 pilots; a radar track is claimed
- Entities described
- None reported
- Handled as
- INSUFFICIENT SOURCE PROVENANCE
- Evidence class
- GOV-4
The record
An official file preserves that a report was made and examined. It does not, by itself, establish what was seen.
UNKNOWN
No document is attached yet. The retrieval is open work.
What is not settled
DO NOT USE ON SCREEN WITHOUT PRIMARY DOCUMENTATION. Only one non-official web source asserts Air Force acceptance; no document, file reference, archive location or Defence Forces statement was located, and the witness count and radar element are unverified. A research lead for Kansallisarkisto and Ilmavoimat records.
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