The cases,
as they were filed.
33 of 135 catalogued reports, each one carrying what makes it interesting and what is wrong with it. Filter it down; every combination has its own address.
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The record shows
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Record
33 cases
1977
Pampa Lluscuma, 1977
Eight soldiers on a night detail, one of whom is said to have vanished for fifteen minutes and returned with several days' beard growth and a digital calendar reading five days ahead.
Reported
1974
San Clemente, 1974
A uniformed Guardia Civil sees a tripod-legged craft with rows of yellow-khaki windows sit down in a legume field, and his own lieutenant goes out and photographs the scorched vegetation.
Reported
1971
Airspace over Interlaken and Winterthur, 1971
Swiss Air Force intelligence ran a standing order, in three languages, for pilots to report flying saucers, and in February 1971 three Mirage III crews used it, one filing a hand-drawn…
Reported
1979
Mindalore, 1979
The most detailed occupant description ever recorded in southern Africa - beards, coveralls, a spoken language - and not one page of it is in a government file.
ReportedNothing on record
1978
Umm Aish and the northern oil fields, 1978
A national science institute convened a formal committee, then told the press it was groping in the dark, while a US embassy cable recorded that automated oil pumping equipment shut itself…
Scientific context
1978
Emilcin, 1978
Poland's most famous close-encounter case, with an unusually specific morphology from a 71-year-old farmer with no prior interest in the subject, and a militia patrol that came out to the…
ReportedNothing on record
1975
Vineyard near the Hinode complex, 1975
Japan's most-repeated entity case, the fanged Kofu being, and every word of its morphology comes from private ufologists interviewing two seven-year-olds.
ReportedNothing on record
1972
Braeside farm, 1972
South African police fired service weapons at a landed drum-shaped object with three legs and reported landing-gear impressions in the soil.
Reported
1979
Gusap area (Madang), 1979
A national parliament put airline radar tracks on the record and its defence minister promised a report, and nobody has since produced either the radar tapes or the report.
Reported