I find it amusing that the established UFO narrative tends to adhere to:
Glowing lights following planes in WWII and jokingly named 'Foo Fighters'.
In June 1947, Kenneth Arnold witnesses nine crescent-shaped objects near Mount Rainier that caused
his description to be misreported as 'flying saucers' by Reporters.
By July of the same year, Mac Brazel finds strange debris on a New Mexico sheep ranch and the US Army
initially state that they have captured a flying 'disk' via the same newspapers.
Then... almost every shape in the sky becomes saucer-shaped and the Horten 229-style craft goes out of fashion.
Curious.
Glowing lights following planes in WWII and jokingly named 'Foo Fighters'.
In June 1947, Kenneth Arnold witnesses nine crescent-shaped objects near Mount Rainier that caused
his description to be misreported as 'flying saucers' by Reporters.
By July of the same year, Mac Brazel finds strange debris on a New Mexico sheep ranch and the US Army
initially state that they have captured a flying 'disk' via the same newspapers.
Then... almost every shape in the sky becomes saucer-shaped and the Horten 229-style craft goes out of fashion.
Curious.
Read The TV Guide, yer' don't need a TV.