United Flight 105 and the Nine Discs over Emmett
Eight minutes out of Boise on the evening of 4 July 1947, the crew of a United Air Lines flight to Seattle saw nine flat discs against the sunset over Emmett, Idaho, and called the stewardess forward to see them too. The Air Force's incident list rates it a "corroborated report by a UAL pilot" and states no conclusion. This is the record of what the crew reported, not a verdict on what flew ahead of them.
◆ THE SHORT VERSION
- United Flight 105 and the Nine Discs over Emmett is a reported UAP case in Airborne over Emmett, Idaho, on the Boise–Seattle route, USA, 4 July 1947, about 20:04-20:12 (eight minutes after leaving Boise).
- On 4 July 1947 the crew of a United Air Lines flight out of Boise reported nine discs over Emmett, Idaho, that looked thin and smooth on the bottom and rough on top against the sunset.
- Co-pilot Ralph Stevens said four objects "merged as one and disappeared", and a large object then returned with smaller ones beside it.
- Captain E. J. Smith's crew called stewardess Marty Morrow to the cockpit, and she saw the objects too.
- The Air Force's incident list grades it a "corroborated report by a UAL pilot", and the FBI's flying-disc file holds Stevens' statement; neither states a conclusion.
- For this case Fractured Realities holds 2 distinct sources, 2 corroborating primary documents and 3 distinct claimants on its resolved list.
- The archive grades it L4 · OFFICIAL RECORD — a released government record names who saw it, the top of our scale, though no independent testimony sits beside that record.
Counts are resolved totals of what sources say, computed 2026-10-12; the reported details above are claims in the record, not findings. A record of reports, not a verdict on what happened.


