Of great interest are the targeted actions of UFOs, which are associated in various ways with human activities. There are many of them.
These include, in particular, the repeated appearance of UFOs during important events on Earth.
During the Second World War, some unknown objects, then called "fu-fighters", accompanied American planes on their flights to bomb Germany and Japan.
Immediately after the explosion of the first atomic bomb on August 6, 1945, a series of photographs of the destroyed Hiroshima were taken, in which Japanese ufologists discovered an unknown object hanging over the city for a week. These photographs were featured in the Japanese magazine UFO News (1974.1).
A day after the outbreak of the Korean War, unknown objects appeared over the battlefields and were subsequently seen by hundreds of pilots on both sides. These targets often accompanied the first US Shooting Star jets and were observed over war zones on the ground.
During the Vietnam War, UFOs were also repeatedly observed over Hanoi, over American ships in the Gulf of Tonkin, and over war zones.
In June 1967, the American Forces in Europe (AFN) radio station reported that a UFO was observed over the battlefields in Vietnam that looked like a huge disk, the light from which spread over a long distance. Thousands of American soldiers saw him hang for a long time, as if watching the fighting. Before the eyes of units of the American and South Korean forces, two squadrons of fighters headed for this object, but it was enveloped in smoke, began to move and disappeared into space.
A number of examples are known when UFOs appeared during the tests of American strategic missiles, and sometimes even accompanied these missiles in flight. US guided weapons experts reported seeing flying discs that chased and overtook missiles during test launches at the White Sands Range.
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Back in 1948, when the FAU-2 rocket was launched from this test site, a disk appeared next to the rocket, flying at a speed of 1800 km / h and making circles around it. He was observed through binoculars, theodolites, telescopes and radar screens. Then the UFO overtook the rocket at a speed of about 9000 km / h and disappeared into space.
Similar incidents occurred in April and July 1949, when spherical UFOs maneuvered around flying missiles, and in April 1950, a UFO that appeared after the fall of a launched rocket was even photographed.
In July 1951, during the development of the film on which the rocket launch from the White Sands test site was filmed, a lens-like luminous object was discovered on it, accompanying the rocket in flight along a parallel trajectory.
Subsequently, such observations took place at Cape Canaveral.
According to the Blue Book, in September 1961, a vertically moving UFO was discovered on radar screens at the time of launching a rocket from this cosmodrome.
In 1962, during the test launch of the Polaris rocket from Cape Canaveral towards the Caribbean, many also saw the missile being accompanied by a saucer-like UFO. After that, the photographers of the test site were given an official order to watch the UFOs and photograph them during the launch of the rockets.
In January 1964, during the next test launch of the Polaris rocket from Cape Canaveral, a UFO larger than the rocket appeared near it and flew next to it, as a result of which the automatic radar switched to it. And when the UFO changed direction and flew to the side, the radar continued to follow it, and only after 14 minutes the operators realized their mistake.
Similar facts were recorded at the Vandenberg base (USA).
In September 1964, during the experimental launch of the Atlas F rocket from the Vandenberg base, high-speed filming of the rocket was carried out through a telescope. Upon subsequent viewing of the film, it was found that after the separation of the rocket stages, an unknown object approached from above, which had the typical shape of a flying saucer with a dome in the upper part, to its warhead, flying at an altitude of 110 km. This object first flew close to the warhead, then flew twice around it, making four very bright flashes, and retired in the same direction from which it arrived. Upon detailed analysis of the movie, it turned out that these flashes were created by a bright beam directed at the warhead from the object's dome. A few seconds after this flyby, the warhead got out of control and fell into the ocean, not reaching hundreds of miles to its intended target. All eyewitnesses were ordered to forget about this incident.
In August 1977, the US Air Force launched the Minuteman ICBM from Vandenberg Base towards the Pacific Ocean. Radars found that it was also accompanied by a UFO shaped like an inverted saucer throughout its trajectory.
A number of examples of the appearance of unknown objects near flying satellites and spaceships have already been cited.