Arctic Navy UFO Photos 1971 - A Short Analysis

[UFOphotos]

Military UFO photos from the Arctic Ocean, probably taken through the periscope of the submarine USS Trepang, SSN 674, which was in the sea around the North Pole and later between Iceland and Jan Mayen Island during the period February 22 through March 22 1971, really awakens my and many others amazement. It is UFO photographs sent from anonymous source to a French magazine Top Secret, which for the first time presents the images May 27, 2015 on their Facebook page Top Secret, Le Magazine. Subsequently, the paranormal investigator Alex Mistretta was made aware of the photos, he did his own research, and submitted the case to the website theblackvault.com, where the images emerges July 6, 2015 in an article entitled Arctic UFO Photographs, USS Trepang, SSN 674, March 1971. Via the Danish UFO community, on July 8th, I first discovered the supposed and over 40 years old military UFO pictures.

The abundance of unidentified objects?
I must admit I was torn with and duped, when I first saw the pictures, but got a strange gut feeling some days after. There is something which is not exactly as it should be. That there is a photo shoot with whole 5 different objects seems suspicious. This abundance of UFO activity is simply too good to be true, and I can not help but think, that all, or at least some of the images, are staged in connection with a film production?

One object stands out
But among the various photographs in the original photo gallery "Original Photo Gallery", located around the middle of the page in the article, quickly catched my interest on four UFO pictures, showing a classic cigar-shaped object, which in my opinion, is on the way up from the sea, and not down.

Strange water phenomenon
Why my eyes was catched on that particular object and the four pictures it was on, is because you can see the water behave very odd, and I think this is a real UFO, but it is covered up by the other unidentified flying objects in the pictures, which I don´t think are real UFOs, but something that is staged and related to a movie. You can see the four UFO pictures here: Military UFO photos Arctic Ocean 1971

[WhiteLove]

Awesome photo, I wonder why it's red inside the UFO, has it caught fire or something... Hmm...

Very good information, thanks!

[Cidersomerset]

Arctic UFO Photographs, USS Trepang, SSN 674, March 1971

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=jK1KCMu7rFY

Published on 8 Jul 2015

[Sunny-side-up]

Nice find UFOphotos, they are very interesting and to me look real!

The 3 images of what looks like a Cigar shaped craft in the water very interesting, look at the sky, it's the same but very slightly evolved in each frame!
This craft looks like it started (First image) vertical in the water (Like a Whale tail ending) then to me the water out bursts don't look like impact splashes but, more like the water is forced off away, vertical from the whole length of the craft?
Anti grave kicking in maybe?, then as it rises it starts to tilt towards the cameras direction, leveling out.

The cigar with the red on it's side dose look like it could be in a great deal of trouble!

If only we had more photos and more information, thanks for posting!

EDIT: Oh thanks for adding the vid Cidersomerset , watching it now

[noprophet]

Jimmy Church has been talking about these photos on his show and had the guys on who released it. Everyone's being cautious going forward, a very good idea considering recent events, but they did manage to confirm the time and place, and even contacted one of the generals[?sic] who was supposedly there. The guy looked at the photos and said that the only thing he saw out there was water. Although it is an interesting question why they would stop and photograph the water for no apparent reason.

[Blue Mobius]

Fascinating. Thank you for posting this

[Atlas]

Alex Mistretta on the USS Trepang, SSN 674, Artic UFO Photos - 07-08-2015

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Y4KthJZsjQw

[Jeffedelic]

Some people have been suggesting that they could be balloons used for target practice, but it seems odd to have these photographs but no others to use as a reference for that suggestion. When I first saw these a week or two ago I was very curious, because they look very real compared to the huge number of fakes out there. From what I've found out so far the time, place and Submarine name all match up, as well as the supposed Admiral on board. Whatever the case is, they are definitely much more interesting than most other photos I've seen lately.