Monclar Felix UFO encounter

 Upon his return to the United States dedicated to a bureaucratic service in Dallas , in Texas , and later sent to an air base in Waco , in the same state. Ali began training to fly jets like F-89 . Ali, having reached the rank of lieutenant , married Bobbie Jean Coleman. Shortly after he was sent to the city of Panama , in Florida , where his wife, Bobbie Jean, gave birth to a girl. Then the couple moved to Madison in the state of Wisconsin . At the time of the disappearance of her daughter Monclar had only five months old . On the night of November 23, 1953 the operators of radar from the Air Defense Command detected the approach of a strange object at high speed in the vicinity of Lake Superior, the border with Canada . Attempts to contact the occupants of the object is not answered. Immediately take off an F-89 jet from Kinross Air Force Base, with a mission to intercept the object. The plane was piloted by moncler, having as the second radar operator Lt. Robert L. Wilson . Shortly after takeoff the jet's radar operated by Lieutenant Wilson had problems, so he had some difficulty locating the exact spot where he found himself the object unidentified. The crew had to rely so data transmitted by the ground staff, based on observations made ​​with the ground radar. So Monclar sent a message to the base, stating that they had managed to make eye contact with the object, which was equipped with lights. For ground personnel, responsible for reading data from radar, the jet was visible as a bright spot on the monitor of the equipment, as well as the unidentified object. They might notice that the two bright spots (representing the jet and the UFO) were approaching more and more.Suddenly, to the astonishment of the people on the ground, the two points just merged into one. At first it was thought that Monclar had flown above or below the UFO. However, only one bright spot remained visible, accelerating more and more. It was evident that the jet had crashed into the UFO, or as much as it might seem fanciful, was captured in flight by this. Immediately attempts were made ​​to contact Monclar or Wilson, but they will never meet again. The bright spot remaining, still visible on radar, just sped up and went under the radar.