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Evidence-first catalogue of unidentified aerial phenomena, non-human intelligence profiles, and radar-tracked encounters, cross-referenced with declassified intelligence and cited bibliography.

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SUB-5913CASE RECORD · CLASSIFICATION: CRAFT

ARNOLD CASCADE CRESCENT-DISC CRAFT

Nine highly reflective disc-to-crescent shaped craft flying in an undulating echelon formation, observed by Kenneth Arnold over the Cascade mountains on June 24, 1947.

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Arnold Observation: Craft Morphology & Formation

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CLM-004513reported
“I could see their outline quite plainly against the snow as they approached the mountain. They flew in a diagonal echelon formation, stretched out over a distance that I later calculated to be about five miles.”
The Coming of the Saucers
SRC-002055 · Chapter 1, pp. 8-11 · PRIMARY SOURCE
SUPPORTS
“They flew in a diagonal echelon formation, stretched out over a distance that I later calculated to be about five miles.”
The Coming of the Saucers
SRC-002055 · Chapter 1, pp. 8-11 · PRIMARY SOURCE
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“They flew in a diagonal echelon formation, stretched out over a distance that I later calculated to be about five miles.”
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Arnold Observation: Velocity Estimate

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CLM-004514reported
“They swept past Mount Rainier to Mount Adams... I timed them with the sweep-second hand of my cockpit clock at one minute and forty-two seconds, giving a calculated speed of approximately 1,200 miles per hour.”
The Coming of the Saucers
SRC-002055 · Chapter 1, pp. 13-15 · PRIMARY SOURCE
SUPPORTS
“I timed them with the sweep-second hand of my cockpit clock... giving a calculated speed of approximately 1,200 miles per hour.”
The Coming of the Saucers
SRC-002055 · Chapter 1, pp. 13-15 · PRIMARY SOURCE
catalogue.relation_primary_report
“I timed them with the sweep-second hand of my cockpit clock... giving a calculated speed of approximately 1,200 miles per hour.”
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Arnold Observation: Undulating Flight Dynamics

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CLM-004515reported
“They flew erratically, flipping and tilting as they went, like saucers skipping over water or a flat stone tossed across a pond.”
The Coming of the Saucers
SRC-002055 · Chapter 2, pp. 22-24 · PRIMARY SOURCE
SUPPORTS
“They flew erratically, flipping and tilting as they went, like saucers skipping over water.”
The Coming of the Saucers
SRC-002055 · Chapter 2, pp. 22-24 · PRIMARY SOURCE
catalogue.relation_primary_report
“They flew erratically, flipping and tilting as they went, like saucers skipping over water.”