Cash-Landrum Incident (1980): The UFO Case That Went to Court
DATEDecember 29, 1980
LOCATIONNear Huffman, Texas, USA (30.09°N 95.11°W)
CLASSIFICATIONPHYSICAL EVIDENCE
EVIDENCE QUALITYHIGH
23
MILITARY HELICOPTERS
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