Flyer Saucers Init Crossword Clue

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UFOS
- Alien ships
- Alien spacecraft
- Back up internal sightings of unusual craft
- Back up internal sightings of unusual phenomena
- Flyer saucers (init)
- Flying saucers
- Mysterious objects in the sky

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