Declassified UFO / UAP Document
UFOs at Fairview
AI-Generated Summary
A grade 4 class and their teacher in Fairview, BC, reported sighting four silver, disc-shaped objects with tails on January 31, 1967. The account was published in the Alaska Highway News on February 16, 1967.
On January 31, 1967, a grade 4 class at Oliver Elementary School in Fairview, British Columbia, observed four unidentified flying objects traveling in a south-east direction. The sighting occurred during school hours, initially drawing the teacher's attention due to whispering among the students. Upon being alerted by a student that the objects were 'flying saucers,' the teacher directed the class to the windows to observe the phenomenon. The students described the objects as brilliant silver in color and noted that they did not maintain a conventional flight formation. One object led the group, followed by two others, with a fourth trailing behind. The movement was described as a 'leisurely flight' or 'cruising.' Following the observation, the students illustrated their impressions on a blackboard, collectively agreeing that the objects were wingless, disc-shaped, and slightly elongated, with a distinct tail structure. The report concludes by noting the students' and teacher's hope that the objects were indeed UFOs.
If these craft should prove to be other than UFOs, it will be a great disappointment for 23 pupils and one teacher.
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Official Assessment
A class of grade 4 students and their teacher observed four unidentified flying objects over Fairview, BC, on January 31, 1967. The objects were described as brilliant silver, disc-shaped, and possessing a tail structure.
Witnesses
- 23 pupils and one teacherOliver Elementary School