CLAIM-130013reported
“Clark defines the classic “cloud cigar” report pattern by three linked elements: a huge cigar-shaped structure, partial concealment in cloud or luminous mist, and smaller disc-shaped objects reported entering or departing the larger structure.”
CLAIM-130014reported
“For the August 23, 1954 Vernon, France report, Clark recounts Bernard Miserey's description of an enormous vertically oriented cigar-like object, possibly about 300 feet long, from which several luminous disc-shaped objects emerged in sequence.”
CLAIM-130015reported
“Clark cites the October 4, 1960 Cressy, Tasmania report in which Lionel and Mary Browning described a roughly 300-foot dull-gray cigar just beneath a cloud bank while five or six smaller disc-like objects moved rapidly near the larger object.”
CLAIM-131029reported
“Within the Andreasson case history, Clark recounts Bob Luca's separate 1967 claim of two large cigar-shaped objects hovering over woods while two smaller oval devices dropped from one of them; no cloud component is described in this account.”
CLAIM-132001reported
“Clark’s Angel Hair entry recounts the 1952 Oloron report as a large cigar-like structure accompanied by numerous smaller aerial objects; the witness description places the larger structure above a strange cottony cloud.”
CLAIM-132042reported
“The BOAC entry recounts a 1954 airliner crew report of a large gray cigar-like object accompanied by six smaller black oval or globular objects. The objects were described as opaque and sharply defined, without visible flames or lights.”
CLAIM-132063reported
“The Buff Ledge narrative begins with a distant white glowing cigar-like object from which three smaller white objects reportedly emerged.”
Multiple claim rows are intentionally retained when sources disagree. ANOMALY does not silently reconcile competing values.