UFOs in the Sky - Upper Midwest StatesUPDATED NOVEMBER 2020A wave of UFO sightings has been documented in the skies over the Upper Midwest United States from 1947 through 1979. Project Blue Book documented many of these UFO cases.Thousands of ordinary people have reported strange cigar, egg, and disc-shaped vehicles over airports, industrial centers, hospitals, and military bases. Military and government officials agree - these ships are not made on earth, and the "visitors" do not appear exactly human. Though police and military personnel were called to help, very little could be done to stop UFOs from approaching passenger planes or harming some citizens.This book includes UFO encounters all across the states of Ohio, Indiana, Minnesota, Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin.The author spent many years researching thousands of declassified military UFO records and newspaper articles to present the cases in a readable format. This book is prepared to tell you the truth about the reality of UFOs. You will read about specific facts like; 1. Motherships and UFO fleets, 2. UFOs follow passenger planes, automobiles, and visiting airports, 3. UFOs like to visit Universities and Schools and Hospitals, 4-photographic and Radar evidence. There is much to consume in this book. We have the best and weirdest stories for you to read.An excerpt from the book: From August through December 1949, Reverend Gregory Miller, along with 6,000 other Norwood town's people, witnessed a massive disc over St Peter and Paul Church. During one of the events, smaller disks emerged from a larger platform. The incident of smaller flying discs leaving the Mothership was captured on film. "Sergeant Leo Davidson took ten still photographs of the Mothership with its ten smaller deployed craft.About the AuthorJohn Scott Chace is the author of "Project Blue Book," "UFOs In U.S. AirSpace," and "UFOs in European AirSpace." He is the son of Colonel Chaplain Alston R. Chace (USAF) and nephew of Colonel Frank C. Chace (USMC). A military brat, he lived on many of the U.S. Air Force bases in the U.S. and the U.K., where the better-known UFO incidents have taken place.