1947 wave

Single panel intelligence dossier image for the August 1947 Saranac Lake New York sighting rendered in muted early-postwar color showing a remote dark Adirondack log cabin and outhouse in a clearing among black pine silhouettes with a forested ridge to the north, a small cluster of 1940s adults and a child at the back doorway looking up, and a serial procession of six or seven disc-shaped objects each glowing soft even cool white across the whole body crossing the night sky from the south nearly overhead toward Mount Baker with faint darting motion blur and concentric sound rings suggesting a whirring hum, with one small warm amber oil-lamp glow in the cabin windows, and HUD overlays marking the whole-body-glow white disc, the one-object-per-minute south-to-north procession past Mount Baker, the audible whirring, the NL nocturnal light classification, the five-to-six family and neighbor witnesses plus the child, the next-day WNBZ radio corroboration of village flying-saucer reports, the first-person source, and the Unexplained status, with a lower strip reading thinkaboutitdocs.com — UAP/Entity Archive by Date

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New York Sightings

1947: Saranac Lake New York UFO | UAP Sighting

Published: April 8, 2013 | Updated: August 24, 2026

THINK ABOUTIT UFO | UAP SIGHTING REPORT 1947: Saranac Lake New York UFO | UAP Sighting In a cabin with no electricity, no telephone,...

Single panel intelligence dossier image for the 1947 Norfolk Virginia flying disc case showing a 13-year-old boy on a front porch raising an old camera toward a large dark gray nearly black oval object with a burned-crisp texture and glittering edges trailing dust just below the cloud base, with two smaller oval objects following behind, framed by a porch rail and summer trees for scale, rendered as a grainy July 1947 silver gelatin newspaper press photograph in an indigo-charcoal palette with HUD overlays marking the three objects, the estimated 5000-foot altitude and 600 mph southwest-to-northeast track, the DD daylight disc classification, and the Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch source

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Virginia Sightings

1947: Flying Disc Photographed By Norfolk Youth

Published: April 8, 2013 | Updated: August 23, 2026

THINK ABOUTIT UFO | UAP SIGHTING REPORT 1947: Flying Disc Photographed By Norfolk Youth On the afternoon of July 9, 1947 — with the...

Single panel intelligence dossier image for the July 10 1947 Mission British Columbia sighting rendered in muted early-postwar color showing a quiet 1940s small-town residential street with wood-frame houses picket fences and dark fir trees and the Fraser Valley hills on the horizon under a dusk sky grading from indigo to a thin pale gold band, with a woman in a 1940s housedress and her three sons on a lawn pointing upward, and roughly two dozen small pale cool-white objects crossing the sky caught mid-transition from a loose V-formation into a straightening line and slightly motion-streaked to convey terrific speed, ambiguous between discs and a distant flock in keeping with the children's ducks remark, with HUD overlays marking the two-dozen V-to-line formation, the terrific speed and formation change, the children's initial ducks identification, a waterfowl Fraser Valley flyway competing-explanation note, the NL nocturnal light classification, the four witnesses Mrs R F Lock and her three sons, the unattributed local-press source, and the Insufficient Data status, with a lower strip reading thinkaboutitdocs.com — UAP/Entity Archive by Date

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British Columbia Sightings

1947: Mission, British Columbia, Canada Saucer Sightings

Published: December 25, 2012 | Updated: August 23, 2026

THINK ABOUTIT UFO | UAP SIGHTING REPORT 1947: Mission, British Columbia, Canada Saucer Sightings “Look, look at the ducks.” That was how Mrs. R.F....