Kenneth Cherry is with the Mutual UFO Network, which has been studying phenomenon earlier this year in Stephenville and Dublin.
Cherry says the documents show ample evidence of unidentified flying object activity.
He says some of the information involves something "turning at angles not possible by military aircraft."
The group requested documents from the Federal Aviation Administration, military bases and other agencies under the Freedom of Information Act.
FAA spokesman Roland Herwig says he hasn't seen radar information and could not comment.
MUFON requested reports from the night of January 8th. That's when several dozen people in Texas dairy country reported seeing a large silent object with bright lights flying low and fast.
After talking to witnesses, MUFON investigators ended up looking into 300 reported UFO sightings spanning several weeks and said most were probably planets, cloud formations or stars.
The Fort Worth Star Telegram reported the unidentified craft neared President Bush's Crawford ranch.
Radar tracked a Crawford-bound craft for more than an hour, according to the MUFON report. Witnesses said they saw two large glowing amber lights similar in size and color to the lights on the back of a school bus.
The object seemed to be stationary or moving at speeds of less than 60 mph most of the time, but at one point it accelerated to 532 mph in 30 seconds, according to the report. It did not seem to reach the property.
"The object was traveling to the southeast on a direct course towards the Crawford Ranch," the report states.
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Oh, please take him. (Overtherainbow)
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