Jack Bushong

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Jack Bushong
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On the Timeline1 event, 1994

Jack Bushong was a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Muskegon, Michigan.

The 1994 sighting

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On 8 March 1994, Bushong tracked three unknown objects on weather radar near Lake Michigan while residents in the area called police to report strange lights. He said the radar targets moved in ways unlike weather and that he could not explain them. Police and others gave detailed reports. The incident was widely reported and is often cited as a radar-visual case. Explanations proposed include military flares, but none was confirmed.

On the UAP Timeline

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