Battle of Los Angeles

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Battle of Los Angeles

Date
1942-02-25
Location
Los Angeles, California
Witnesses
Civilians; US Army anti-aircraft batteries
Type
military
Entity
Unknown
Craft
Large slow-moving unidentified object
Evidence
multiple
Reality
physical
Evidence Index
85/100
Popularity
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In the early hours of 25 February 1942, anti-aircraft batteries over Los Angeles fired more than 1,400 rounds at an unidentified slow-moving object hanging over the city. Despite the barrage, the object reportedly suffered no damage and slowly departed. Three civilians died of heart attacks during the alert; five more died in car accidents. The 'battle' was officially attributed to a weather balloon, a verdict still disputed.

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