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Foo fighter

The term foo fighters was used by Allied aircraft pilots during World War II to describe various unidentified flying objects (UFO) or mysterious aerial phenomena seen in the skies over both the European and Pacific theaters of operations.

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related to Sightings · 48
Foo fighter → Adams, Air Force, An RAF, Another, April, B-24 Liberator KH103, B-25, Bastien, Belgium/Netherlands, Both, British, Career, Charles, Christchurch Star-Sun, December, Duane Adams, During, English Channel, Examples, Foo
related to External links · 38
Foo fighter → An, By Graeme Rendall, By Jeff Lindell, Composite Bibliography October, Computer UFO Network, Documents, European Foo Fighter, European Foo Fighters, Fighters, Folklorist, Foo Fighter ArchiveThe Foo, Foo Fighter-type, Foo Fighters, GERMAN DISCS, German Reich, Graeme Rendall, Historical, Jerome Clark, Lucius Farish, March
related to history · 31
Foo fighter → American, April, At, Balkans, British Daily Telegraph, Christmas-tree, December, European Theater, Follow-up, Force, German, However, Japanese, Kraut, March, Messerschmitt Me, New York Herald Tribune, Night-Fighter Squadron, November, Occupied Belgium
related to Etymology · 20
Foo fighter → Bill Holman, Chicago, Chicago Tribune, Donald, Ed Schleuter, Frederic, Fritz, He, Holman's, In, Meiers, Night Fighter Squadron, November, Pilot Lt, Ringwald, Ringwald's, S-2 Intelligence Officer, Smokey Stover, Smokey Stover's, The
related to Explanations and theories · 20
Foo fighter → A-2, A/C, Air Ministry DDI2, British Air Ministry, Captain Ringwald, December, Fighter Wing, Force, January, London, March, Night-Fighter Squadron's Intelligence Officer, Paris, SHAEF, Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary, The, The Air Ministry's, Without, XII TAC, XII Tactical Air Command

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