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The people, organisations, programmes and places that keep turning up. Each page gathers every case that mentions them.
People18
A newspaperman turned Sasquatch researcher from British Columbia.
Jeff Meldrum is an Idaho State University researcher.
A researcher and podcast UFO host whose name turns up behind several of the archive's cases.
Researcher and investigator Ted Bloecher spent decades cataloguing strange encounters.
Alejandro Agostinelli is an Argentine-focused journalist, author and sceptical investigator whose work runs through several of the archive's South American cases.
Loren Gross was a UFO historian whose writing appears across several cases in the archive.
A sceptical voice in the pages of Magonia.
A researcher born in Sauchie, Malcolm Robinson founded Strange Phenomena Investigations.
An Argentine researcher who heads CEFORA and directs the UFO Museum in Victoria, Entre Ríos.
Friday, April 24, 1964.
An Argentine ufologist, Fabio Zerpa turns up across decades of the country's strangest cases.
An Argentine ufologist with a habit of pushing back.
A Swedish ufologist and APRO representative, K.
A 34-year-old metalworker at the Ateliers du Nord de la France steelworks at Blanc-Misseron, Marius Dewilde lived with his wife at level crossing No.
A Malaysian UFO researcher, Ahmad Jamaludin catalogued many of his country's strangest reports.
A lawyer and a ufologist.
A deputy sheriff for Marshall County, Minnesota.
A U.S.
Organisations6
A civilian group, the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena looked into sightings the Air Force had brushed aside.
Fortean Times is a magazine.
A wire service, and a quiet amplifier.
An Argentine research group with a long reach into the country's archives.
Its members reached well beyond Loch Ness.
A research institute in Columbus, Ohio, quietly enlisted by the Air Force to study UFO reports.
Places19
The Argentine capital has drawn more than one crowd to its windows.
A creek in the Six Rivers National Forest of far northern California.
A whaling station on the north coast of Graham Island, in what is now Haida Gwaii, British Columbia.
A small coast village in Pembrokeshire, then the county of Dyfed, near St Brides Bay.
The Mexican capital appears in the archive again and again.
Long and narrow, Okanagan Lake runs through the interior of British Columbia.
A small place in the Nord, near Valenciennes and close to the Belgian border.
On the Nullarbor Plain, flat and treeless, Cook sat at the 569-mile mark of the Trans-Australian Railway.
An air force base in the Florida Panhandle, and a name that keeps surfacing in the archive.
A vast Florida swamp sits behind three very different stories in the archive.
A French département east of Paris.
Washington, D.C.
A town area in Seine-et-Marne, about 70 km east of Paris.
Eglin Air Force Base sits on the Florida Panhandle.
Kapustin Yar was set up by decree on 13 May 1946.
A Florida city on the bay, with Anastasia Island just across the water.
A town in Idaho's Magic Valley, Twin Falls sat at the centre of the 1947 flying disc wave.
A small town in Braxton County, West Virginia.
Two places in the archive share this name.
Craft and objects1
Columbus's flagship on his first voyage west.
Terms6
A great serpent of the sea, reported by sailors and naturalists for centuries.
Arkansas, 1971.
Florida's own Bigfoot.
A giant octopus, named from a carcass.
The marsupial lion.
In the bog country of Connemara, locals had a name for what some said lived in the small, dark loughs.