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The people, organisations, programmes and places that keep turning up. Each page gathers every case that mentions them.
People8
A Zimbabwe-based researcher, Cynthia Hind later became MUFON's coordinator for Africa and edited UFO Afrinews.
A researcher born in Sauchie, Malcolm Robinson founded Strange Phenomena Investigations.
Dave Chorley was a watercolour painter from the Southampton area.
A Soviet astronomer and early ufologist.
An engineer at UC Berkeley, Dr.
An Irish Bigfoot researcher, Peter Byrne wanted evidence before belief.
Rubén Lianza was a retired Argentine Air Force commodore.
Two different people carry this name in the archive.
Organisations10
Kew is home to the files.
Strategic Air Command ran America's nuclear bombers and missiles, and several of the archive's most unsettling base incidents took place under its watch.
A British university, it appears in the archive mainly as the academic home of Dr David Clarke.
A wire service.
Chile has an official body for unexplained aerial events.
The Soviet security service runs through several of the archive's Cold War cases.
NATO is the Western military alliance.
A news wire.
Malcolm Robinson founded this Scottish investigation group.
Trove is the National Library of Australia's newspaper archive.
Programmes and projects4
A late-night radio programme, broadcast from Pahrump, Nevada, on more than 300 stations under Art Bell.
PURSUE stands for the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters.
A Pentagon program with two names, AAWSAP and AATIP.
A secret Ministry of Defence study of unidentified aerial phenomena in the UK.
Places11
A village in Čitluk municipality, Herzegovina.
The Mexican capital appears in the archive again and again.
A mountain in Washington, and the backdrop to the sighting that began the modern saucer era.
Three different places share this name in the archive.
A village in Westmoreland County, southeast of Pittsburgh.
A small town in the province of Namur, home to about 2,000 people.
Two very different cases share this name.
A market town in Northumberland, and the setting for two of the archive's strangest stories.
Kew is home to The National Archives, where Britain's official UFO files came to rest.
A town in New Mexico, close to the White Sands Proving Ground.
A town near Caracas, and the place where Venezuela's 1954 run of hairy dwarf reports began.
Events4
The yardstick for every man-eating beast in the archive.
Late November 1989.
July 1876.
October 13, 1973.
Terms8
Magonia began as a land in the clouds.
March 1995.
Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
Cornish for "sea giant".
Australia's answer to Bigfoot.
Silent.
Central Scotland, the early 1990s.
An upright, wolf-like creature.