George Gorman: 27 Minutes Chasing a UFO and the Explanation Changed to a Balloon

On the night of 1 October 1948, Lieutenant George F. Gorman flew his P-51 Mustang back toward Hector Airport in Fargo, North Dakota. The sky was clear, the football stadium below was lit, and the control tower knew of only two aircraft in the area. As Gorman prepared to land, a white light appeared to his right.

On the night of 1 October 1948, Lieutenant George F. Gorman flew his P-51 Mustang back toward Hector Airport in Fargo, North Dakota. The sky was clear, the football stadium below was lit, and the control tower knew of only two aircraft in the area. As Gorman prepared to land, a white light appeared to his right.

On the night of 1 October 1948, Lieutenant George F. Gorman flew his P-51 Mustang back toward Hector Airport in Fargo, North Dakota. The sky was clear, the football stadium below was lit, and the control tower knew of only two aircraft in the area. As Gorman prepared to land, a white light appeared to his right.

On the night of 1 October 1948, Lieutenant George F. Gorman flew his P-51 Mustang back toward Hector Airport in Fargo, North Dakota. The sky was clear, the football stadium below was lit, and the control tower knew of only two aircraft in the area. As Gorman prepared to land, a white light appeared to his right.