BREAKING: Another ‘unidentified object’ shot down Sunday over Lake Huron; Montana airspace closed briefly Saturday night

FILE – In this March 29, 2019, photo, a U.S. F-35A fighter jet prepares to land at Chungju Air Base in Chungju, South Korea. The White House says Turkey …

FILE – In this March 29, 2019, photo, a U.S. F-35A fighter jet prepares to land at Chungju Air Base in Chungju, South Korea. The White House says Turkey can no longer be part of the American F-35 fighter jet program. In a written statement, the White House said Wednesday that Turkey’s decision to buy the Russian S-400 air defense system “renders its continued involvement with the F-35 impossible.” (Kang Jong-min/Newsis via AP)

by: Mary Beth Dickson

Posted: Feb 12, 2023 / 03:33 PM MST

Updated: Feb 12, 2023 / 03:49 PM MST

The U.S. shot down a fourth flying object over North America Sunday, this one over Lake Huron in Michigan.

Montana airspace was closed near Havre Saturday night for what the FAA determined was a “radar anomaly,” according to the Pentagon.

The Pentagon used an F-16 fighter jet to shoot down what is dubbed an “unidentified object” with a Sidewinder air-to-air missile.

This object was unidentified, as was an object shot down over the Yukon Territory in Canada on Saturday and another shot down over the Arctic Ocean near Alaska on Friday.