June 27 1947 and Harold Dahl was on the the eastern shore of Washington’s Maury Island, gathering logs, when he saw six donut-shaped obstacles hovering about a half a mile above his boat. One of them fell nearly 1,500 feet, followed by raining, metallic debris, some of which hit Dahl’s son, Charles, on his arm. Dahl was able to take some pictures of the aircraft with his camera. The following morning, Dahl was visited by a man in a black suit who told him not to speak of the incident. If he did, bad things would happen. 19 of 49 in the Lazar 49 collection.