Sognefjord USO
The Norwegian Navy began tracking a USO for two weeks in the Sognefjord, one of the longest and deepest fjords in the world.
A fleet of ships and submarine hunting helicopters were tasked with locating the object.
On November 20th, the object was seen exiting the water.
It was described as a massive, silent, cigar shaped object.
One of the ships opened fire on the object, but it simply sank back down beneath the waves.
Depth charges were dropped to no avail.
Then a plan was drawn up to blockade the fjord and trap the USO, but the object disappeared.