Brunswick NAS, Maine: Object Larger Than Helicopter Hovers Over Naval Air Station
While Loring was being visited, researchers Fawcett and Greenwood learned of a possible intrusion at Brunswick Naval Air Station on the other side of Maine. Robert Kinn and a fellow Bowdoin College student saw an object come in very low from the ocean. It was much larger than a helicopter, could make 90-degree turns, and was 'very fast.' The naval base was 'lighted up like a Christmas tree... the excitement on the base was way out of the usual.' The object hovered over the base for five to ten minutes, then moved back over the Atlantic Ocean. A Brunswick spokesman denied any UFO sightings.
Background
An incident at Naval Air Station Brunswick, Maine, is reported for October 28, 1975. In Richard Dolan's secondary account, several people observed a large, low-hovering object with unusual lights; the account also refers to radar and visual observation and to a later sighting over the flight line. This constitutes a reported military observation, not confirmation of the object's identity or of extraordinary technology. No publicly available official incident record is known to independently confirm the detailed radar, communications, and operational claims.