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Lee Seung-bae

Lee Seung-bae

South Korean Air Force pilot (Air Force Academy class 13, about 3,500 flight hours, 1,800 on the F-4), retired as a colonel in 1989. He flew one of the two F-4s that circled a glowing object near Daegu on 31 March 1980 and filed a report calling it a UFO.

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South Korean F-4 pilot with about 3,500 flight hours who flew the second jet near Daegu on 31 March 1980 and filed a report calling the object a UFO. He retired as a colonel in 1989.

Describes the witness from the record, their own retellings and how they come across. No score for the person; the factors at the end belong to the cases.

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ServiceRepublic of Korea Air Force, Air Force Academy class 13; about 3,500 flight hours, 1,800 on the F-4Monthly Chosun, 1992documented
RankColonel (retired 1989)ROKAFdocumented
ReportFiled a report calling it a UFOReport not yet foundown account

Retellings over time from the transcript library and records

Following: Two F-4s circle a glowing oval near Daegu, 1980

  1. 1980-03-31 His report at the time · recordNot yet found.
  2. 1992-02 Monthly Chosun interview · first tellingNamed; the oval as big as an airliner, ringed with lights.
  3. 2016 JTBC documentary · heldSame core alongside Im Byung-sun.

first tellingheldclarifieddetail addeddetail shiftedrecord

On camera demeanour notes, timestamped

How they look and speak: hesitations, self-corrections, emotion. Dashed slots still need the video.


Monthly Chosun, 1992; JTBC, 2016

Print first, then video. Video needed.Needs the video on Igor's PC

Feeds case plausibility consistency · restraint · character

Current factor values from the case ratings. The arrow shows which part of this profile backs each one.

Consistent over time1Core consistent; details vary. ← Told in 1992 and again in 2016; core matches Im.Character record2A squadron commander who became a major general. ← The record table.

Profile updated 2026-10-23

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