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DOD-113 · 1975-11-11

CFB Falconbridge — Canadian Nuclear Base UAP Intrusion

DoDCanadian Forces Base Falconbridge, Ontario, CanadaNorth America#1975Unknown<1,000 ft AGLMultiple nights, November 1975
EVIDENCE GALLERY

Visual reconstruction and recovered media extracted from the incident dossier. This case includes still evidence and analytical reconstruction.

Representative official gallery image traced to an official public-source archive

MEDIA STATUS
Official gallery media is shown as representative archive context for this case.
SOURCE TYPE
Witness testimony, radar language, and dossier reconstruction.
VIEW MODE
Still view highlights silhouette, environment, and encounter geometry.
AT A GLANCE

Canadian Forces Base Falconbridge experienced UAP intrusions in November 1975, simultaneous with the documented wave of US nuclear base incursions at Loring, Wurtsmith, Malmstrom, Minot, and Warren AFBs. NORAD radar confirmed contacts over the Canadian base. The incidents were formally documented in classified SAC messages that were later released under FOIA. The simultaneous nature of the Canadian and US incidents suggested a coordinated pattern across North American nuclear infrastructure.

PRIMARY WITNESSES
Canadian Forces Base Falconbridge security personnel; NORAD radar operators
EVIDENCE PROFILE
VISUAL RECONSTRUCTIONUNKNOWN
FILE ID
DOD-113
DATE
1975-11-11
AGENCY
DoD
REGION
North America
SHAPE
Unknown
ALTITUDE
<1,000 ft AGL
OBSERVED BEHAVIORS
Stationary HoverSensor Interference
DECLASSIFIED DETAILS

In November 1975, Canadian Forces Base Falconbridge near Sudbury, Ontario, experienced UAP intrusions that occurred simultaneously with the documented wave of incursions over US nuclear weapons storage facilities (Loring AFB, Wurtsmith AFB, Malmstrom AFB, Minot AFB, and F.E. Warren AFB). NORAD radar confirmed anomalous contacts over CFB Falconbridge. The Canadian base was a NORAD radar installation and was part of the North American Air Defense network. Canadian Forces security personnel observed the objects. The incidents were documented in Strategic Air Command classified messages that referenced both the US and Canadian bases as part of the same operational concern. These SAC messages were released under FOIA requests and are among the declassified documents confirming that US military authorities recognized the simultaneous nature of the incidents across North American nuclear and defense infrastructure. The CFB Falconbridge incidents were also referenced in USAF documents describing the broader November 1975 wave as 'alarming' due to the coordinated geographic pattern. Canada's National Archives holds the Canadian Forces records relating to the Falconbridge incidents.

KEY CHARACTERISTICS
  • NORAD radar confirmed contacts over CFB Falconbridge simultaneously with US nuclear base incursions
  • SAC classified messages referenced Canadian and US bases as part of the same operational concern
  • Part of November 1975 wave: Loring, Wurtsmith, Malmstrom, Minot, Warren, and Falconbridge simultaneously
  • USAF documents described the coordinated wave as 'alarming' — North American nuclear infrastructure pattern
  • SAC classified messages released under FOIA — Canadian Forces records at Canada's National Archives
  • Falconbridge's NORAD radar function made it a strategically significant part of the documented pattern
ORIGINAL SOURCE

This incident is indexed as file DOD-113inside Now Declassified's research layer. The nearest official source trail for this agency points to NARA RG 615 / OSD, where archive records, imagery, or supporting context are published for public review.

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EVIDENCE STRENGTH
MODERATE
Video Record
0
Still Imagery
0
Witness Credibility
20
Sensor Corroboration
20
Physical Evidence
0
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