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Five panel Edwardian intelligence dossier collage for the 1913 UFO UAP archive showing left to right Mr Collins at Killary Harbor Ireland watching tall blond French-speaking crew work on a ditched craft John Ripley and T Clarke on a Yorkshire river barge watching a cigar with a visible pilot compartment J L Buick and a prospector meeting small brown men at a 100-foot Montana saucer the SS Othello being searchlight-targeted by an airborne object at sea and a Las Hurdes Spain entity shooting upward in a beam of light

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1910 - 1919 Sightings

1913: UFO|UAP & Entity Sightings Archive

Published: December 13, 2012 | Updated: August 16, 2026

1913: UFO|UAP & Entity Sightings Archive 1913 was the last full year before the world went to war, and the year UAP and entity activity in...

Five panel WWI era silver gelatin intelligence dossier collage for the 1916 UFO UAP sightings archive showing left a Royal Flying Corps biplane pilot watching a row of amber-lit rectangular windows ascending vertically in the night sky over Rochford Essex the first documented military pilot UFO sighting, upper center-left Agnes Whiteland's view from her Aldeburgh window of a silent torus-shaped platform carrying uniformed sailors gripping a brass handrail at rooftop height, center dock workers on a Lake Superior Wisconsin pier watching a large occupied dark airship with three lights and trailing cable pass overhead at 04:30, upper center-right three Portuguese children kneeling before a crystal-white luminous figure hovering above olive trees at Cabeco Portugal in the second pre-Fatima angel encounter, and right a Polish soldier aiming his rifle at a slow-moving white dog-like entity at midnight in Alwernia with a blue-violet flash expanding behind him as he loses consciousness

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1910 - 1919 Sightings

1916: UFO|UAP & Entity Sightings Archive

Published: December 12, 2012 | Updated: August 16, 2026

1916: UFO|UAP & Entity Sightings Archive 1916 sits at the midpoint of the bloodiest conflict the world had yet seen — the Somme alone...