USS Holland deck sighting (May 1970)
LOOK CLOSER
The visual record
Illustrations, recordings and archival references — each with its own provenance. A documented source is a starting point for investigation, not a verdict on its explanation.
USS Holland (AS-32), c. 1963
The submarine tender USS Holland under way in the early 1960s. Ship photograph · context for the 1970 account; nothing from the reported sighting was recorded.
U.S. Department of Defense · 1963 ↗Public domain — US government workLicence terms ↗American Alchemy · 2:08:37
Open the source at the cited time. The episode thumbnail is video packaging, not a photograph of the reported subject.
American Alchemy / Jesse Michels ↗YouTube-hosted preview and player; not relicensedA former sailor recounts that in May 1970 about two dozen crew of USS Holland, a submarine tender, went topside before evening meal and, with a chief petty officer present, watched an object he describes in the corpus. He recalls the setting in detail; no ship record has been produced.
The event
| Date | (month) |
|---|---|
| Place | 36.8500, -76.3000 approximate · United States |
| Official response | No official body is known to have issued a finding on this report. |
Reported by
- uss holland crewman military enlisted sailor, USS Holland (AS-32)
Who spoke about it later
Mentioned in the corpus
Passages this record cites, with the stamp of the block each quote sits in.
On the map
USS Holland deck sighting (May 1970), Loring AFB overflights (October 1975). Open the full map filtered to this record.
Sources on this record
- 2:08:37 The Bizarre Alien Abduction Details The Government Will Never Disclose ▶
there were about 24 of us that went up on the main deck. Yeah, have cigarettes, kick around, kill some time until it's time to go eat. We had a commissioned officer who was a uh a highest ranking uh
Built from graph nodes N-CASES_EXP-0077.