ANOMALY
ARCHIVE / 001
← ENCOUNTERS DIRECTORY
E-005304LANDMARK CASE · HIGH CORROBORATIONDATE PRECISION: exactRECORD COMPLETENESS: 100%

Grand Forks Bomber-Alert Area Two-Object Report

October 14, 1974, beginning about 9:09 p.m.Grand Forks AFB B-52 Bomber Alert Area, North Dakota, United States

Hastings reproduces an account submitted to J. Allen Hynek by an unnamed active-duty officer describing two large dark oval/saucer-like objects near Grand Forks AFB’s B-52 alert area, reportedly observed by security police, pilots and maintenance personnel, with radio static during the event. The objects were not reported over the WSA.

// LINKED CLASSIFICATIONS:Nuclear & Defense Incursions(P-000102)→
Claims are displayed with the source wording, locator, relationship and verification state. Competing claims remain separate rather than being averaged into a single answer.
SOURCE COMPARISON

Encounter · Reported Encounter Observation

HOW TO READ THIS →
CLAIM-530011reported
“Hastings reproduces an account sent to J. Allen Hynek describing two large dark oval/saucer-like objects near the B-52 alert area, reportedly observed over several minutes by 14 Security Police, two military pilots and a maintenance supervisor.”
UFOs and Nukes: Extraordinary Encounters at Nuclear Weapons Sites
SRC-002102 · Grand Forks report submitted to J. Allen Hynek/CUFOS; uploaded PDF pages 354-356
SUPPORTS
CLAIM-530013reported
“Hastings notes the objects were seen near the B-52 Bomber Alert Area and were not reported to approach or hover over the nuclear Weapons Storage Area approximately half a mile east.”
UFOs and Nukes: Extraordinary Encounters at Nuclear Weapons Sites
SRC-002102 · Grand Forks B-52 Alert Area versus WSA location distinction; uploaded PDF pages 355-356
SUPPORTS
Multiple claim rows are intentionally retained when sources disagree. ANOMALY does not silently reconcile competing values.
SOURCE COMPARISON

Encounter · Government / Documentary Record

HOW TO READ THIS →
CLAIM-530012reported
“The reporting officer described moderate static/interference on security and other communications nets during the sighting, while Grand Forks International reportedly had no scheduled aircraft within roughly 150 miles and the base radar was out of service.”
UFOs and Nukes: Extraordinary Encounters at Nuclear Weapons Sites
SRC-002102 · Grand Forks communications/air-traffic/radar context; uploaded PDF pages 355-356
SUPPORTS
Grand Forks Bomber-Alert Area Two-Object Report (October 14, 1974, beginning about 9:09 p.m.): Evidence Dossier & Witness Reports | ANOMALY | ANOMALY UAP Archive & Controlled Vocabulary