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HC addendum
Source: Alexey K. Priyma, “Unknown Worlds” Moscow 1996
Type: E
498.
Location. Krustakrogs, Latvia
Date: November-December 1990 Time: unknown
Soviet military units found a crashed alien disc-shaped object in the woods about
90-100 km northeast of the city of Riga. The area was cordoned off and the disk
moved out, covered by tarpaulin and loaded upon a flatbed truck or suspended
below an MI helicopter. The disk was small, no more than 5 metes in diameter. It
had a thick convex lens-shaped base and a large central dome. The dome was
slightly flattened on top. In the bottom, the disk had a narrow cylindrical base like a
broad prop. One side of the disk had sustained damage, with numerous dents inside
the hull, obviously as a result of the hard impact and the fall from a high altitude.
According to the report the disk had an insignia on its hull resembling that of a
trident. The military team moved the disk to a surface hangar at a military
industrial complex in the town of Korolyov north of Moscow. Upon examination, no
alien crew was found inside. It was established that the disk was a non-piloted
extraterrestrial reconnaissance probe craft, design to collect information and soil
samples etc. The disc was eventually removed to the island of Novaya Zemlya to a
top-secret military installation build inside a mountain; code named “Lednik”
(Glacier).
HC addendum
Source: Lev Melnikov, Anton Anfalov, and Larissa Chora
Irina Volyk
Type: H
499.
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