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[anakin_nEo]

Defe31-173 pages 236 a 292

4 avril 1984 west of lincoln towards newark
20h30 21h 00 exact duration unknow. A number of orange and green lights;naked eye then binoculars. Approx 0 degrees very estimated. Aprox 2 miles very roughly estimated. Moving erratically around one central point not transiting remaining in one area of sky;clear sky /mr xxx semed familiar with aircraft lights etc and was sure that the lights that he had seen were not aircraft ;he described the movement as too erratic for fixed wing aircraft and too fast for helicopter.other witness mr x   daughter

4 avril 1984 A4080 about 1 mile form llanfairpwllgwll
20h30 duration 1 minute.one square green light. First sighted form car on a A4080 about 1 mile form llanfairpwllgwll observer stopped and stood on wall beside wall.naked eye. On or near ground. 50 or 60 yards form road. Object shot 20ft into the air then disappeared to the left of farm track. After 20 secs or so reappeared the other side of trees about ½ mile away. Hovered then disappeared.light was initially seen in field near two lines of power cables . never seen anything like it in 20 years of practise.

9 avril 1984 ne from leven
00h30 for about 5 mins. Blue flourescent objects dim and not very clear.naked eye;stationary at 30 degs east to horizontal. Distance a few miles; stationary;subject was sober ;mr wxxx reported incident to police.they could not see the objects when they went back out to look for them mr xx became embarasses and left without giving address

12 avril 1984 rhudlan roundabout
21h15 21h30 two bright lights close together. Outdoor by car the in car moving rhudlan roundabout. Southward on mountain. Lokking upwards. Distance 1 nm;stationary. Clear sky but dark;,other witnesses friends at work and one in car with mr xx

13 avril 1984 beer fer crossroads near plymouth yelverton
13h15 for 5 mins. Cigar shape elongated egg white silver silent; beer fer crossroads near plymouth observer in car moving then stationary. Naked eye. Over yelverton moved towards plymouth sound. Altitude low. Distance unknow.as para !e! moved very fast. Weather condition cavok

16 avril 1984 hessary tor nr princetown dartmoor
02h06 for 15 to 20 min;cylindrical object estimated at 4ft long alternating between amber and white in colour. Disappearing at intervals during colour changes. Nakedeye. Southerly direction. Distance 1 ½ miles no nearby landmarks for range estimation. Stationary then moved in the direction of kingsbridge and disappeared;clear sky.

19 avril 1984 bromley
19h45 duration 15 mins tow objects dish shaped silver slim criss cross pattern no lights? Naked eye and then binoculars. South and se form bromley.lowish said 25) above the horizon. Distance no references Objects hovering at first but then both moved nw one later than the other.clear sky;witness 44 year old oil company employee his wife and son.

19 avril 1984 name of airport not know…
16h00 duration not definitely know. A brilliant very solid bal lof light bright silvery in colour. Position of observer visual control room in control tower. Observed thopugh window then through binoculars. Ene moving to n ;distance ½ nm to 2 nm. Object descended  as per conventional aircraft, down on running then climbed out near vertically. Weather caovok with light sw.local bufora investigations. Reported to bufora on 26 apr

23 avril 1984 horsham sussex
1 1 /2 seconds. One bright green oval shaped object narrrowing at one oend size of old penny held at arms lenght no sound or smell. Naked eye. North 30 degrees. Object changing.clear sky. Two other witnesses one of wich was 8 miles away

24 avril 1984 kingsham raod chichester west sussex
04h12 3 mins. Bright constant orange light no navigation lights no sound or smell. Sitting in stationnary police vehicle. Flying due south then due east .climb extinguishing background features. Steady.clear sky

25 avril 1984 starybridge out stat? Moorland stockport ?
02h24 10 mins. 20 bright lights dimming .naked eye. Direction north east.angle of sight low. Movements circling. Weather clear.

25 avril 1984 overton playing fields
22h35 a  10 mins. Mrs xxx saw one 40 by 30 ft hexagon shaped various colours very bright rumbling sound no smell.coming form whichurch. Situation directly beneath. Distance 50 ft. Steady. Clear sky

26 avril 1984 mill hill area stanmore middlesex
20h45 One indeterminable flat and circular pink white blue and green very bright flickering.naked eye and then binoculars.Over mill hill area; 45 to 80 degrees. Oward mill hill. Movements erratic.sky clear

26 avril 1984 stanmore edgware borehamwood or mill hill IMAX page 243
on Thursday 26 april 1984, pc 657 xxx was on duty at edgware police station when at approximately 10.20 pm he received a telephone call form mrs xxx aged about 29 years of xxx stanmore. As a result of what mrs xxx told the officer he went to xxx stanmore, where he met mrs yy and mrs xxxx aged 21 years of www stanmore .they stated in the presence of pc657 and pc 541 that they had seen an object of an unusual nature in the sky above her rear garden. Both officers accompanied mrs xx and mrs yyy into the rera garden of www whres mrs xxx pointed east  toward a flashing light,  approximately 45° up in the sky from where they were standing.the officers obtained a pair of binoculars and studied the object through them and saw that the object was circular in the middle with a dome on the top and underneath .the middle of the object had blue lights around the middle and a red pink lights on the extreme right of the middle.the dome on the top and blue and white flashing lights the dom eunderneath was blue, green and red pink with white flashes. They observed the object for an hour and during that time the object moved erratically form side to side up and down and to and fro;, not venturing far from the original position. During the time the officers obersved the object it moved up to the right to a position of approximately 50° form where they were standing. Sc 118 xxx was also present during this time and observed the object. The object appeared to be over borehamwood or mill hill.mrs xx stated at 9.45 approximately , i opened my bac door to let the dog in, when i noticed a bright light in the sky about 45° up above the trees in my back garden that was flashing blue white green and pink and it seemed to have things flashing off it.i called my friend out to show her. We both stood and watched for about 5 – 10 minutes. I ran out to telkl my neighbours but saw two young boys walking by and asked them if they could see it they say theu could. I ran back into my friend we watched a little longer .i then ran next door and told them, we went in their garden. They also saw it and the light flashing off it. I ran back in again and my friend and I stood watching it when a blinking white ball with a trail behind went above from left to right, we both screamed at the same time our neighbours heard us.the light at this time wasgoing further back in the sky and throughout the whole time the object was moving very fast and very erratic the whole time. I am not a nutter. I' phoned the police who sent three officers round, who all witnessed and agreed this was not a plane or a star and that it was flashing colours and moving very erratic.this object was also viewed through binoculars by the police and myself..miss xxx stated my friend called me into her back garden at 9.45 pm and we both saw a large flashing object much larger than a star in the sky between two threes? The object  was flashing bright pink blue and white and small white objects were shooting away from the main object while it moved in a triangular motion. We watched it for 55 minutes and in this time it faded almost away and then came back and started to fade slowly. After watching for about 20 minutes a bright white light flashed rapidly past us about 100 feet from the house form left to right leaving a bright white trail? I saw one white object go back to the main red white and blue one after about 20 minutes. Air traffic control informed.Signed inspector xxx. – " I have interviewed both officers in this cas and I am satisfied as to the veracity of their statements. The civilian witnesses have not been interviewed in depth.However they are willing to be seen by Ministry of Defence authorities should this be considered necessary.  Signed Chief superintendent

27 avril 1984 edgeware road
15h45.pulsating light white .easterly 60 °.movemtns in all directions. Clear and bright sky.other witnesses.office full of people.

27 avril 1984 hounslow
23h15 90 mins. A schoolboy aged 14 yrs saw "One appeared as a straight line formed by two circles pale white light.naked eye then binoculars.45 °.easterly form hounslow;movements slowly  vertically then down fast left and right slowly. Clear sky.other witness mother and father.other objcts seen regularly at the same time and position

7 mai 1984 hard hill benhar
02h30 for about one hour. One star flashing and changing colour orange white and green.nne of benhar. 20 to 30 degs. No movement object disappeared at 3h25;sky fairly clear.possibly near to raf leuchars.other witness wife.

11 mai 1984 sutton hill  wellington along the  a442
22h00 object reported to flt dt xx at raf shawbury at 22h55a object still in there .bright star white center with a aura around it.In a moving car in wellington along the  a442 with naked eye. Object was seen stationary over sutton hill, 10°.distance about 3 miles. Movements form intial hovering position object was seen to move very fast and stopped again.Clear sky could see stars object was very much brighter than stars.other witnesses wife and mr yy

14 mai 1984 gourock near greenock
00h50 5 to 10 mins. One object pulsating with telescope but could be seen by naked eye.10 miles west of greenock. Moving ne fairly fast.sky clear wind calm. Informant is an astronomer

19 mai 1984 bracknell moving toward bagshot
23h00 am  10 mins.two objects high and steady

28 mai 1984 between kintyre peninsular and rathlin island
3h00 am for 15 mins. Viewer woke again at 4h45 object still there. Very bright object sparkling appeared to have numbers around it. See in southe easterly direction from bedroom between kintyre peninsular and rathlin island.angle of sight low in the sky. Movements none.; still trhoughout.clear visibility.Witness retired farm worker.

29 mai 1984 offerton near stockport.
17h45 .one size of hot air balloon and round shiny black .naked eye and camera with telephoto lens. Bel T cloud which was estimated to be approx 3000 ft. Constant movement north east to south west. Cunim clouds over stockport.Mr x is a keen aircraft spotter

1 juin 1984 town center ipswich suffolk
22h09 .mr a civil pilot saw  2 very bright satelite looking objects..naked eye then binoculars. Approx 45deg>.distanc enot know. Both objects moved together then broke away .one to the east and the other to the north.clear night

6 juin 1984 along a 361 roaoohfavids bampton approx two miles taunton side of the village of shillingford devon
01h30 30 mins. One object shape like a cars windscreen . different intensities of white light. Naked eye. Object parallel with vehicle on drivers side, 45 degrees. Distance approx 400 yards away at a height of about 200 ft frm ground level. Gliding movement driver stopped and got out of car and the object stopped. When car started to move off the object move off.object kept pace with car until it went out of sight due to hills car continued through bampton and out of village towards dulverton and when on tophill again saw object going towards the general direction of barnstaple. Weather fine and dry very dark with patchy clouds. Mr xx has lived in area all his life considered a practical and conciencious person. Other witness miss yyy of dulverton.

8 juin 1984 coatbridge to the east of glasgow
approx 12h40 local time, several minutes .mrs www saw a large silver "dot" with and an "aura" around it. Overhead, point high in the sky. Overhead for a minute or so the proceded west to paisley direction. At high speed difficult to assess. An aircraft  nor recognised appeared to be below object. Another witness mr yy saw one large silver dot with intermittent pulsing outer circle simiar to vapour trail but all around perimeter very bright .first seen to the west stationary then slowly moving between 12 oclock and 1 oclock then disappeared at a tremendous speed to south. Heigh and speed judged in relation to an aircraft seen below.. very high in the sky.clear sky visibility 35 40 km. Mr xxx rather dubious about reporting as he didnt wish to appera foolish . other witness wife.

10 juin 1984 newport gwent and crumlin
23h25 flickering object ,one appear to be lights.binoculars and telescope. Due north. Approx 25 degrees. Toward the east moved 12 compass degrees in 25 minutes.clear sky good visibility.witness 58 years of age retired form work with spinal injury , apperas mentally stable if a little eccentric. Mr xxx aged 30 years od crumlin  also observed by pc xx on arrival at informants address.

18 juin 1984 (raf west drayton ) oldham
21h00 one and a half hours. 8 long straight black lines with amber lights underneath. Joined together then four departed leaving 4 hovering and then they depârted.clear sky.mrs www and two other witnesses

19 juin 1984 on common mitcham
21h00 21h45 sausage shape like a mushroom very dark blue white flashing lights. Direction westerly 2000 ft. Distance 4 miles. Stationary for hald an hour over winbledon ?? stadium clear sky.other witness neighbours.possibly aircraft landing at heathrow ?

23 juin 1984 boghead 2 miles form lesmahagon.
01h30 several minutes. Bright star like object .West just above the horizon. Stationary at first giving off very bright white light.started moving east pulsating red within light eventually disappearing behind cloud



26 juin 1984 silverton nr exeter devon
09h15 for 5 mins. Rectangular object approx 12 ft x 6 ft silver colour np audible engine noise. Estimated as fairly low, moving nw. Moving slowly nw.clear sky

26 juin 1984 newport gwent
03h30 10 min one object very bright white light appearing to resemble a bright star .over bristol channel. Distance given as three quarters of a mile. Object hovered stationery for a while then rose in a straight line upwards then flew directly east at a very fast sppeed. Fine dry visibility very clear no cloud. The informant is a star observer and has reported two other ufos in the past.


27 juin 1984 woking surrey
20h40 five to ten minutes. One size ofvenus circular colour same as venus bright but intermittent no sound or smell.. overhead. Moving very slightly for five to ren minutes then appeared to explode in many small star like objects. Clear sky but some storm clouds to south.

[anakin_nEo]

cette partir d'avril a juin 84 inclut donc des cas police et meme un cas tour de controle hasl non localise mais sous investigation bufora, il existe aussi quelques cas assez extraordinaires

.. dans l indifference generale

personne ne semble s'interesser aux divulgations autrement que par quelques coupures de presse

les donnees sont dans les fichiers pdf et franchement cela prend du temps a extraire

je trouve dommage que personne d'autre ne s'y colle

le meme syndrome pour la divulgation bresilienne ou une vague tres interessante de plus de 200 cas documentes est reprise en 78 79

je ne parle meme plus de la divulgation equatorienne incluant des temoignages d'officiels

par comparaison ce sont donc des cas "de type C ou D geipan.."

si on cumule toutes les divulgations en cours depuis 2002 on a une couverture tres precise de la decennie 80 et meme 90 pour partie

cela devrait vous metre la puce a l'oreille que les gouvernements lachent ici des infos pertinentes avec le decallage habituel de 20 ans

il semble officiellement qu'aucun gouvernement n'ait exploite ces informations malgre leur caractere critique dans certains cas

l alternative etant bien entendu qu'au contriare ils les ont traite serieusement et que nous recevons les cas bruts .; anous de nous demmerder pour faire les analyses qu'euux ont deja fait

par contre par definition aucun de ces gouvernement n a fait d'analyse cross over y inclus sur sources externes de donnees donc pas uniquement pays

ainsi certains cas francais se completent des cas anglais et inversement.. de meme certains cas officiels se completent de cas "prives" repris de la presse ou d'asso ufologique

le panorama en devient alors plus interessant encore

je posterai ici encore la fin du defe31-173 a vous de coder les autres

[anakin_nEo]

Defe31-173 pages 293 a 345


1 janvier 1984 ebbesbourne wake 12 miles sw of salisbury
20h29 2 mins; one very bright whit light flashing every 2 to 3 secs no sound;naked eye.east  45 deg. Movement erratic,sky clear.

3 janvier 1984 keynsham bristol avon
5h33 45 seconds. Triangular giving off a pinkish reddish glow.naked eye. From east;obverhead. Distance not determined. Flashed across the sky like a  meteorite paused then headed off in another direction paused then disappeared in northerly direction. Sky clear.

3 janvier 1984 a445 spytty road newport ET maindee  NOT UFO…helicopteres
16h40 for 2 minutes. Two bright lights in close proximity; a445 spytty road stationary whilst sat in a vehicle in a traffic jam. Southern direction 45 degrees? Distance approx 4 miles. Stationnary. Clear sky with broken cloud;mr x of sound character and has eliminated all possible clues of reflexion ect. Pc xxx has visited the informant and obtained all necessary details with reference to the above sighting it was later reported thath pc xxx of maindee later seen two helicopters in the area with bright lights.it is tought that this is what the informant actually saw

4 janvier 1984 ditchling e sussex
18h10 5 mins. One oblong upright obecjt as large as airliner yellow bright ; stationary then moved slowly to ne having flashing briliant yellow lights? Naked eye. Steady climbing.clear sky

4 janvier 1984 cranbrook ?? kent
16h17 approx 8 seconds. Travellign northeast to southwest 65 to 70 degrees. Strong silver metallic looking object no visible signs of wings?? Shape no navigation lights … object just completely vanished;clear blue sky.
 
7 janvier 1984 from london towards northolt airport
17h55 nearly 2 mins. Orange red colour round object about 50 ft diameter no sound.naked eye.travelling from east to west from london towards northolt airport ;straight overhead; distance about 6 to 700 feet ;going striaght then turned off towards a northerly direction. Very clear sky

8 janvier 1984 csa esa factory ?? enfield ?
20h15 Friday. Less than five minutes. Circular object surrounded by lights similar object appeared black surrended by lights.naked eye .60°teh second object moved down and disappeared into clouds;first objet observed by clouds and disappeared;weather windy cloudy.

10 janvier 1984 wissendine 4 miles west of cottesmore
20h00 3 white pulsating lights in a line pulsating. Naked eye. 25 °  distance 5 to 10 miles.stationnary possibly hovering. Met conditions rain low cloud.othere witnesses next door neighbours

10 janvier 1984 whissendine rutland ??melton mowbray police station
20h00 to approx 20h05 three or four white lights horizontal and appearing to revolve pulsating no sound no smell. Naked eye and then binoculars. Westerly. 30 degrees.stationnary. low broken cloud rain

11 janvier 1984 nw asselby and bernby
04h55 large very bright yellow sphere approx 15 feet diameter.steady light for 20 seconds repeated 4 times.light too strong for normal sight.naked eye. Approx half mile distance. Stationary. Cloudy but good vis. Nr river derwent barnby waterwoks drax electric pylon.witness rational person aged 45 , other witness husband. Additional.; jan humber police 111415 binbrooks ops pc xxx going to bed in goole heard a nosi elike thunder ans saw bright light in direction of bernby ;mrs xxx would appreciate a follow through report bt

12 janvier 1984 cuilford surrey
17h30 20 secs;luminous triangular shape proceeded by a flashing light no noise .naked eye. Low travelling to the east.

14 janvier 1984 dover kent
00h30 3 4 mins ;bright globe orange gold light around perimeter seemed football size. Naked eye. South westerly towards dover .very high inthe sky descended slowly. Seemed 150 yards distance;descended seemed to disappear behind neighbours house.weather windy cloudy

16 janvier 1984 beaudesert road rugeley
21h00 3 seconds white sphere with long blue green tail flowing behind it. beaudesert road rugeley moving in a car. Neked eye. West appeared to be very high in the sky. Moving very fast ne to sw from rugeley to ednesford;cold clear sky .full moon.

16 janvier 1984 newport cwent (maindee police)
9h12 two small white lights one lrge white light constant.witness on ground below the lights.  Naked eye. Object first seen to the east ow newport at about 45 degrees . distance half a mile. Object trabelled from east too west  at a slow speed. Sky clear.

16 janvier 1984 ledbury herefordshire
21h00 10 secs mr and mrs x saw round or C shaped objet the size of the moon similar n appearance perhaps smaller.it was bright with blue or white light emitted.naked eye.distance half a mile. Moving downwards north to south. Clear sky. Mr x in a job with computers alos into astrology ;mrs x s a shop supervisor.

17 janvier 1984 trethomas cardiff wales meteorite ?
21h00 3 4 seconds. Rocket object very bright..object north to south . 1 mile high  45 degrees. Distance close range;clear night.looked like a rocket probably a meteorite

17 janvier 1984 trethomas glamorgan
21h00 3 to 4 seconds. Like a bright rocket. North 45 degrees . moving level form north to south;sky clear

21 janvier 1984 pitenweem end
7h45 8h00 small cluster of lights starlike.xxx anstruther looking across golf course out to sea (pitenweem end) heading towards edinburgh. Quite a way out to sea; travelling in a straight line quite high in the sky.clear sky.

28 janvier 1984 between hales owen and clent both
18h10 ane twice more at roughly 5 minutes intervals briefly.one bright orange flashing light ;rugby ball shape.1 foot diameter.naked eye. Moving north east . distance 1.5 miles.stationary then moved away from observer. Weather dry fine night. Near clent hills

28 janvier 1984 stourbridge
17h55 2 minutes.one bright large spherical shape orange.naked eye towards hagley. Height 500 ft; distance 2 or 3 miles;drifting;sky clear

28 janvier 1984 halesowen w midlands  nr stourbrigde worcestershire ?
19h30 one very bright orange light rugby ball.naked eye.north east of halesowen just above tree level. 3 miles distance approx;steady. Sky clear. Nr clent hills

28 janvier 1984 blackdown worcestershire
15h55 bright orange light size of street light.naked eye. Moving left to right ;sky clear

31 janvier 1984 coast form leven to ellie
18h00 20 mins. 1 by bright light moving slowly and steadily across the sky.naked eye. Vis good no clouds. No flood lights or similar.

31 janvier 1984 norwich
21h15 briefly mr and mrs xxx saw one round very bright fluerescent pink light.naked eye.direction deerham rd.low. overfield by adventure playground. Moving very fast. Good visibility high winds

5 fevrier 1984 bamburgh golf course clubhouse
20h00 2 mins one object very large black outline steady lights no wings larger than a jumbo jet emitting a steady heavy drone. Looking out to sea.naked eye. 30 degrees in land passed overhead observer then overhead berwick.no height given but estimated very high. Clear no cloud no moon.

9 fevrier 1984 west of dalgety bay fife aircraft ?
01h03 01h20 white arrowhead light very bright but shape discernable.naked eye binoculars. Object exhibited rapid left to right motion which continued for several minutes then started to move up and down while maintaining position. Sky clear;observers houe in view if approach lanes for edinburgh airport and he is familiar with aircraft by day and night.adamant this not an aircraft ;checks with edinburg atc and forth coastguard ..nil result. Forth investigation (dredging company) did have a dredger with similar nav lights in the forth at that time.



10 fevrier 1984 valley ? berthamstead ??
01h45 object similar to aircraft pulsating lights ? and back.. a number of light ?? the object;so sound;south.initialy stationary then moved to observes right ..steady then moved to left U slowly then accelerated rapidly away.sky clear.other witness husband  and daughter

13 fevrier 1984 nw1 london
15h50 10 mins one flashing light near the moon silver in colour changing shape.naked eye. North to south;clear sky. Mis x works at a children nursery and other 4 adults and children.

18 fevrier 1984 raglan monmouth
7h30 for 30 mins. One objct with flashing orange purple red and green lights. Form window of house. With aid of binoculars. Stationery south. Clear sky frosty conditions.

20 fevrier 1984 stag rock grid ref seahouses ? raf boulmer .. bamburgh
02h05 oval shape band of different coloured lights running through a mainly white and very bright light. Heading north 20 to 30 degrees ;distance unk. Straight line north no alterations in height. Windy but clear good vis. Witness seemed to be sober and shaken

20 fevrier 1984 booher toward henley nr booher airfield
23h45 00h30 very bright light mainly white but also orange red blue.naked eye.approx 500 ft high and distance probably more than 5 miles. Was observed form bedroom window to turn and mover vertically and horizontaly within short distance ;sky initialy clear but  clouded over later.

20 fevrier 1984 booker airfield marlow bucks
11h45 45 mins. Bright lights mainly white but also there were orange, yellow and blue lights. Naked eye. Ssw. Altitude 500 ft approx . distance 5 miles. Seen to turn and moved vertically and horizontally;sky initialy clear cloding over towards the end.

3 mars 1984 crawley
01h30 3 4 mins. 1 continuous red light and 1 flashing red light below;size of a tennis ball at arms lenght and accompagnied by a distant drone.naked eye. Se . 15 to 30 degrees .not closer than  2 miles. Constant sw slow changing level. Stormy skyline across gatwick airport.

6 mars 1984 charing road hothfield a20
23h25 to 23h27 2 minutes. One red yellow flash lasting for 2 minutes above cloud base;weather low cloud.

7 mars 1984 castlemilk glasgow
23h05 10mins one very bright light 2 inches square no sound or smell. N of castlemilk glasgow.naked eye then binoculars. North. Cloud level. Steady receding.broken moving clouds.

20 mars 1984 crain street coalville nr derby
20h53 instantaneous flash. Bright orange flash in the sky something appeared to fall to the ground .originally thought to be an aircraft but after inspection by civ police assumed to be a ufo.naked eye.cloudy and overcast

20 mars 1984 basildon essex
19h00 1 min. mr and mrs xxx saw one red light like a flare disappeared in a bright white flash.naked eye. 45 degrees.steady.sky clear.

27 mars 1984 plymouth
for 3 4 mins  2very large cylindrical objects with very bright lights silent.naked eye. Toward centra park plymouth .45 degrees.above milehouse bus depot. An arc ne to sw to w slow at first then fast.clear starry  sky


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le reste du fichier concerne octobre a decembre 83 et un cas de juillet

[anakin_nEo]

autres doc premiere divulgation MOD
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def 24 1922 (121 pages)

donnees septembre 84 a janvier 85

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def 24 1923 (218 pages)

donnees fevrier 85 a octobre 85

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def 24 1924 (180 pages)

donnees novembre 85 a mars 86

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def 31 174 (349 pages)

donnees janvier  85 a fin 86 nov ?

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def 31 175 (171 pages)

donnees decembre 86 a novembre 87

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def 24 1925 (347 pages)

documents divers presse et officiels 85 86
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donc premiere partie est divulgation 81 87

[anakin_nEo]

divulgation part II

def  24 1927 ( 208 pages)

donnees aout 87 a fevrier 88

def  24 1928 (268 pages)

donnees fevrier a juin 1988

def 24 1951 (278 pages)

donnes juillet 88 janvier 89

def 24 1952 (217 pages)

donnees janvier 89 a aout 1989

def 24 1939 (163 pages)

donnees janvier 90 a aout 1990

def 24 1940 (159 pages)

donnees aout a octobre 1990

def 24 1953 ( 207 pages)

donnees janvier 1991 a decembre 1991

def 24 1954 (254 pages)

donnees janvier a decembre 1992


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def 24 1929 (280 pages)

donnees doc diverses 86 87

def 24 1930 ( 316 pages)

donnees doc diverses 88

def 24 1931 ( 417 pages)

donnees doc diverses 88 89


def 24 1941 ( 249 pages)

donnees doc diverses 89

def 24 1942 ( 269 pages)

donnees doc diverses 89 + resume partiel annees 70 80

def 24 1943 ( 48 pages)

rr4 87 89 ??

def 24 1949 ( 234 pages)

donnees doc diverses 90

def 24 1955 (318 pages)

donnees doc diverses 91

def 24 1956 (281 pages)

donnees doc diverses 92

def 24 1957 (282 pages)

donnees doc diverses 92

[anakin_nEo]

Divulgation part III

def 31 176 (489 pages)

donnes decembre 87 a aout 88

def 31 177 (411 pages)

donnes aout 88 a juillet 89

def 31 178 (234 pages)

donnes juillet 89 a decembre 89

def 24 1938 (176 pages)

donnees septembre 89 a novembre 1989

def 31 179 (223 pages)

donnees janvier 90 a juin 91

def 31 180 (205 pages)

donnees juillet 91 a mars 92

def 31 181 (373 pages)

donnees avril 92 a avril 93


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bref on a une divulgation de 81 a avril 93 inclus avec les docs officiels , les cas mod et les coupures de presse ainsi que des temoignages directs envoyes au mod

avec une moyenne de 30 cas par mois ca fait environ 4320 cas documentes

[DecemberTen]

EXCLUSIVE UFO VIDEO just released by UK British Government - Declassified 2009

The British Govt. declassified and released a recent UFO video locked in their vaults. Recently the UK has been declassifying and releasing documents pertaining to UFO's. Now, they started to release some to the visual documents including photos and videos that they have in their possession.

EXCLUSIVE UFO VIDEO just released by UK British Government - Declassified 2009

P.S. Pour l'instant, pas d'autre info sur cette incroyable vidéo. Je vais essayer de contacter la personne qui l'a postée et lui demander où il se l'est procurée.

[WDPK]

Woah, merci pour la vidéo, en espérant que ce soit pas un fake.

J'ai lu quelques commentaires sur Youtube, une personne dit que c'est du CGI, et une autre "crie au fake" car les points lumineux apparaissent juste après le zoom.

[DecemberTen]

Oui WDPK mais ça, il y aura toujours des gens pour nier même si tu les embarquais dans une soucoupe avec de vrais aliens à bord...
Je ne veux pas affirmer que la vidéo est authentique, difficile à dire de prime abord, on verra, mais la formation que les supposés Ovnis font est vraiment incroyable.

[aetius320]

" ene personne dit que c'est du CGI, et une autre "crie au fake" "

Mais ce n'est pas une vidéo qui vient de l'état britannique ?

[WDPK]

Mais ce n'est pas une vidéo qui vient de l'état britannique ?

Le gars qui l'a posté dit ça, mais il ne le prouve pas.

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guardian.co.uk

MoD's latest UFO files reveal saucerful of secrets

Alan Travis
The Guardian, Monday 17 August 2009

National Archives indicate 800 sightings in four-year period, while police and military staff are among those reported as UFO witnesses

Two terrified youths who ran into a Staffordshire police station were in no doubt they had seen a UFO land in a field near Chasetown after they experienced an intense heat when they were walking up Rugeley Road, Burntwood, at 11pm on 4 May 1995.

"Their skin turned a glowing red," said the Staffordshire police inspector's report. "They saw a darkish silver inverted saucer shaped object in a field, which was glowing red beneath. The object was about four houses high in the sky and about 40ft away from them. They then, reluctantly, went on to state that a voice, which came from a lemon-like head, which appeared beneath the machine, said: 'We want you, come with us'."

Neither was drunk or under the influence of illegal substances and the next day both provided the police with detailed written reports of what they had seen, but when the police visited the field a local farmer said he had been crop spraying there but had not seen anything unusual.

Officially documented reports of cases of attempted alien abduction may not feature strongly in daily Downing Street briefings but the release of the latest batch of the Ministry of Defence's UFO files reveals a hidden British obsession with flying saucers and such close encounters.

The 14 files released today by the National Archives include more than 800 sightings reported between 1993 and 1996, and contain more than 4,000 pages of material dating back to 1981.

This is the fourth batch of UFO files to be released since May last year and it indicates the MoD has been unwavering in its belief there is "no evidence whatsoever to suggest that intelligent life from outer space or alien spacecraft have landed on our planet".

But few of its correspondents appear willing to believe them, and for many UFO fiction quickly becomes UFO fact. This is borne out by the figures for UFO sightings, which peaked at 609 reports in 1996 – more than the three preceding years put together. A fact that may be explained by the popularity of Agents Scully and Mulder and the X-Files series (pictured right) broadcast on British TV that year.

The files do show, though, that not all the sightings and reports were without foundation. Bright lights seen across Devon and Cornwall, South Wales and Shropshire in the early hours of 31 March 1993 by 70 police and military witnesses were documented in more than 30 sightings reported to the MoD over a six-hour period. The reports said it was very big, shaped like a catamaran and was completely silent. The MoD's UFO desk, known as section (AS)2a, asked the RAF to replay its radar tapes but nothing unusual was detected.

The head of the UFO section told Sir Anthony Bagnall, the assistant chief of the air staff, that given the quality of the witnesses the sightings could not simply be written off: "It seems that an unidentified object of unknown origin was operating in the UK air defence region without being detected on radar; this would appear to be of considerable defence significance." There were detailed inquiries, particularly of the Americans, over whether they were testing any new "stealth" aircraft over Britain, but the MoD finally established what had been seen was a Russian rocket re-entering the earth's atmosphere after launching a Cosmos satellite.

Similarly, dozens of sightings, during 1993 and 1994, of a brightly illuminated oval object were reported over London. Inquiries established this was a Virgin airship advertising the launch of the Ford Mondeo but several correspondents refused to believe it.

The newly released files also throw light on an incident near an American airbase in Suffolk in 1980 known as Britain's "Roswell" – where it was claimed the US military had recovered an alien spacecraft in 1947. The file shows that Lord Hill-Norton, a former chief of the defence staff, told the then defence secretary, Michael Heseltine, that it was a "potential banana skin looming for the MoD". He said if the account of the sighting by the US deputy base commander at USAF Woodbridge had to be dismissed then it was evidence that a sizeable number of American military personnel at important bases in British territory were capable of "serious misperception, the consequences of which might be grave in military terms".

The so-called Rendlesham incident – after the forest near the base – remains Britain's best-known UFO sighting and confirms the general MoD view that "it is clear from the reports that we receive that there are many strange things to be seen in the sky".

Explanations can be found for most of them. Even the ufologists agree that in 99% of cases they will be aircraft lights, satellites in orbits or debris re-entering the atmosphere, high altitude kites, helium or weather balloons, searchlights or lasers.

But even the defence specialists admit there will always be some sightings that appear to defy explanation: "We remain open-minded about these," is the official position. Or as the president of Strange Phenomena Investigations put it: "There are still many wonders out there … The search must go on."

theherald.co.uk

Lemonheads, a flying saucer and a field

"We want you, come with us," were the words coming out of a lemon-shaped head, according to one report.

The figure wanted the young boys who had stopped in a field at 11.55pm on May 4, 1995 in Chasetown, Staffordshire, to stare at what they believed was a UFO.

The pair ran to a police station and breathlessly asked the officers on duty to come outside and look across the distance at the glowing-red saucer-shaped object. Police thought it was an aircraft. The episode is recorded in official files released today by the Ministry of Defence.

The officer's report says the boys arrived "agitated and distressed" after gazing at the UFO that emitted an intense heat before zig-zagging off east to west. "They stated the object was about four houses high in the sky and about 40 foot away from them," said the report.

"They then, reluctantly, went on to say that a voice which came from a lemon-like head, which appeared beneath the machine said, We want you, come with us'.

"Both appeared upset and shocked and as such it was increasingly difficult to obtain detailed information from them." The boys were sent home and told to write up their account.

One of the boys said they were drawn to the field by an intense heat.

When they walked into the field off Rugeley Road, Burntwood, there was a flash of light then some sort of spaceship allegedly appeared. It sent his friend's face "the colour of beetroot" the boy wrote.

After hearing the command to go with the lemonhead, he told his friend to "run".

"I couldn't hardly breathe sic and we turned around, it just shot off in the air and the sky didn't light up.

"It just went. Vanished."

Two days after the sighting, police visited the spot and discovered a farmer spraying his crops. He said he had seen nothing unusual.

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telegraph.co.uk

Former Armed Forces head wanted probe into UFO sighting, newly released files show


A former head of the Armed Forces wrote to the Defence Secretary urging him to “demonstrate a more serious concern” over a now famous UFO sighting, files released by the Ministry of Defence reveal.

By Richard Alleyne, Science Correspondent and Ben Leach
Published: 12:01AM BST 17 Aug 2009


Lord Hill-Norton, a former Chief of Defence Staff, wrote to Michael Heseltine some years after a mysterious incident in which several US Air Force personnel reported seeing a strange metallic object hovering in Rendlesham Forest Photo: GETTY

The incident is just one among the hundreds of reports of UFO close encounters, from aliens with lemon-shaped heads to laser beams being shot to earth, contained in the files.

Other episodes include when two “sober” Glastonbury festival goers saw a flying saucer hover overhead and dozens of sightings which turned out to be a Virgin Airship and two boys who claimed an alien told them: "We want you, come with us".

Lord Hill-Norton, a former Chief of Defence Staff, wrote to Michael Heseltine some years after a mysterious incident in which several US Air Force personnel reported seeing a strange metallic object hovering in Rendlesham Forest near RAF Woodbridge in Suffolk.

The incident, in the early morning of December 27, 1980, has become known as “Britain’s own Roswell”, and has never been fully explained.

The late Lord Hill-Norton, a member of what he described as the “rather ineffective” House of Lords UFO Group, wrote to Mr Heseltine in May 1985 to express his concern over the “puzzling and disquieting features” of the case.

He referred to the USAF report submitted by Lieutenant Colonel Charles Halt in which the deputy base commander details the account of three patrolmen.

Lt Col Halt wrote: “The individuals reported seeing a strange glowing object in the forest. The object was described as being metallic in appearance and triangular in shape, approximately two to three metres across the base and approximately two metres high. It illuminated the entire forest with a white light.

“The object itself had a pulsing red light on top and a bank of blue lights underneath. The object was hovering or on legs. As the patrolmen approached the object, it manoeuvred through the trees and disappeared.”

The commander himself described witnessing three depressions in the ground the next day where the object had been sighted.

And later that night he was among several men who saw a “red sun-like light” through the trees which “moved about and pulsed”.

Lord Hill-Norton also wrote: “Your officials should be ready to demonstrate a more serious concern with its implications than they have so far manifested. There seems to be a head of steam building up on this matter, and I can see a potential ‘banana-skin’ looming.”

An MoD briefing was handed to the Defence Secretary following Lord Hill-Norton’s letter for use in a House of Lords Defence debate.

The note states the MoD’s final position on the incident, saying the USAF report was “carefully examined” and the conclusion was that there was “no Defence interest” and “no evidence of anything having intruded into British airspace”.

It noted: “Indeed the high visibility of the phenomenon reported – multicoloured bright lights – is totally inconsistent with a covert entry into the UK.”

The briefing note said UFO sightings were “not a matter the MoD take lightly” and continued: “I can accept that people do from time to time see things in the sky which they find difficult to explain.

"I am sure your Lordships will agree that in many cases normal explanations come to light, such as falling meteorites or satellite debris, unusual cloud formations or aircraft lights... What the true explanation is, I do not know.”

The incident is just one of countless mysterious reports released as part of a three-year project between the Ministry of Defence and The National Archives, aimed at opening up the records to a worldwide audience.

This fourth instalment consists of 14 files of sightings, letters and Parliamentary Questions – 4,000 pages in total.

Other reports in the files include
- Two “sober” revellers saw a flying saucer hover over the Glastonbury music festival but claimed others failed to “tune into” it because they were too interested in the music. The pair said they were “standing soberly” in a field when the craft appeared from nowhere over the Jazz field and seemed to “communicate” with them in 1994. One, a metaphysics student, said: “It appeared to be coming towards us and quite suddenly it changed colours. “It went from red and orange to yellow and green. This really had an amazing impact on me because I was wearing yellow and green.”
- Dozens of people across London reported the sighting of a brilliant white flying saucer with flashing lights floating across the night sky during 1993 and 1994. But an investigation by the MOD concluded that the craft responsible for the phenomenon was much more mundane – a Virgin Airship advertising the Ford Mondeo, a new car. Despite everyone from students revising in Tottenham to dog walkers in Richmond insisting it was real – even producing detailed sketches – the sightings were dismissed as mistaken by the authorities.
- Two youths on their way home just before midnight claimed they were accosted by a lemon-shaped headed alien who said “We want you, come with us”. One of the boys said they were drawn to a field in Chasetown, Staffordshire on May 4 1955 by an intense heat. There was a flash of light then some sort of spaceship allegedly appeared that sent his friend’s face “the colour of beetroot”. The officer’s report reads the boys, who insisted they were “not drunk or on drugs”, arrived “agitated and distressed” after gazing at the UFO which emitted an intense heat before zigzagging off east to west.
- Between November 1989 and April 1990 the Belgian Air Force scrambled fighter jets to investigate potential UFOs in its airspace. Despite reports from police, radar contact and other eyewitness accounts, the authorities never solved what was repeatedly hovering unannounced in their skies. The first wave of observations began on November 29 and three days later on the evening of December 2, two F-16s were sent to the Liege area to investigate a sighting, although they found nothing. But according to an air force ground controller, the “echo” on the radar vanished when the planes arrived but returned when the F-16s left. The mystery resulted in correspondence between the Belgians and Britain’s Ministry of Defence, who were told none of Belgium’s neighbours were informed of the air breach.

independent.co.uk

Secret MoD files reveal UFOs went to the top


Defence chief warned Mrs Thatcher that ignoring sighting was a 'banana-skin'

By Steve Connor
Monday, 17 August 2009

A former chief of defence staff warned Margaret Thatcher's government in 1985 that its "perfunctory" dismissal of UFO sightings near an RAF base shared with the US Air Force in Suffolk could turn into a political "banana-skin" because it was unexplained.

In a letter to Michael Heseltine, Mrs Thatcher's defence secretary at the time, the late Lord Hill-Norton said the sightings of unidentified flying objects in Rendelsham Forest by USAF personnel in December 1980 had "puzzling and disquieting" features that have never been satisfactorily explained.

The letter, written on 1 May 1985 is among official government documents on UFOs released today by the Ministry of Defence to the National Archives. Fourteen files containing more than 4,000 pages spanning 15 years between 1981 and 1996 have been placed online.
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Lord Hill-Norton's letter covers perhaps the best-known British UFO incident of the period when the USAF twice reported mysterious lights and a metallic flying object in the woods at the perimeter of the base. They said a triangular-shaped object had left radiation traces and three visible markings in the ground.

Colonel Charles Halt, the USAF deputy base commander, who saw the lights himself, wrote a short report on 13 January 1981, but the Ministry of Defence denied all knowledge of the events until the colonel's memorandum was released in June 1983 under the US Freedom of Information Act. The MoD's public response was that the incident had no defence interest.

"My personal view, having considered the fragmentary but compelling evidence brought to public knowledge by the media, is that the case cannot be disposed of in these rather perfunctory terms," Lord Hill-Norton wrote. "If the report made by the USAF authorities in January 1981 is accurate, there is evidence that British airspace and territory are vulnerable to unwarranted intrusion to a disturbing degree.

"If, on the other hand, the report of the deputy base commander must be dismissed ... then we have evidence – no less disturbing, I suggest – that a sizeable number of USAF personnel at an important base in British territory are capable of serious misperception, the consequences of which might be grave in military terms."

The MoD reply repeateded that if there were sightings of unidentified flying objects they did not have any defence significance. A "final position statement" was prepared in 1985 by officials for the defence minister, Lord David Trefgarne. "It is highly unlikely that any violation of UK airspace would be heralded by such a display of lights," the file continues. "I think it equally unlikely that any reconnaissance or spying activity would be announced in this way.".

Other MoD documents released relate a UFO incident in Belgium in 1989 and 1990 when Belgian Air Force F-16 fighters were scrambled to intercept strange, brightly-lit, triangular-shaped flying objects reported by police and others. A statement sent to the MoD in November 1993 by General Wilfried de Brouwer, chief of operations in the Belgian Air Staff, confirmed that the fighters had locked-on to something with their radar but were unable to explain what it was.

The MoD said there had been no threat to the UK and that it has never detected a "structured craft flying in UK airspace that has remained unidentified".

One report in the MoD file details a supposed encounter by two Staffordshire teenagers who rushed into a police station late on 4 May 1995 claiming that they had been stopped in a field by aliens with lemon-shaped heads who told them, "We want you; come with us", then vanished in a glowing-red saucer.

'X-Files' blamed for rise in sightings

This is the fourth instalment of files on UFOs being released by the Ministry of Defence to the National Archives and they include details of a wide variety of "sightings" that may owe more to Mulder and Scully, above, than little green men.

The files contain UFO reports of 800 sightings between January 1993 and August 1996, but in 1996 alone 609 incidents were logged, three times more than all the previous three years together.

"The large increase in numbers during 1996 may reflect increased public awareness of UFOs and aliens due to the popularity of the TV series The X Files and the release of the movie Independence Day," said David Clarke of Sheffield Hallam University, a consultant to the National Archives on the MoD's UFO files.

Some of the sightings had a rational explanation, such as the reports of a brightly illuminated oval object moving slowly over London during 1993 and 1994. It was actually a Virgin airship advertising the launch of the Ford Mondeo which as seen even by the MoD's UFO desk officer. Another explicable sighting was early on 31 March 1993 by police and military personnel from RAF Cosford near Wolverhampton. More than 30 sightings of fast-moving bright lights were reported but they were caused by the re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere of the Russian Cosmos 2238 satellite.

And two youths reported a UFO landing in a field at Chasetown in Staffordshire. They told police they were hit by a blast of heat, and a face appeared with a voice saying, "We want you; come with us." They panicked and fled.

Cheshire police reported an apparent alien attack in a cemetery which left a smouldering railway sleeper with a hole burned through it. Bonnybridge in southern Scotland became a hotspot for UFO sightings in the mid-1990s with 3,000 reports of mystery objects in the sky. A Bonnybridge councillor tried to get the town twinned with Roswell, the New Mexico town were some people believe an alien spacecraft crashed in 1947, a craft dismissed by the US military as a high-altitude surveillance balloon.

scotsman.com

MoD's secret UFO files tell of 'alien Toblerones' over Scotland


Published Date: 17 August 2009
By Craig Brown

ON A dark night, in the middle of an electric storm, a motorist in Dumfriesshire had an unnerving encounter with what appeared to be beings from another world.

The man said he witnessed a "Toblerone-shaped object" descending from the sky in Annandale. Climbing into his car, he drove to the field where he thought it had landed. As he approached the area, though, the man said his car packed up and the torch that he had taken with him refused to work.

Unable to find the object, he went to the police who, unable to explain the mystery, reported it to the Ministry of Defence's special UFO investigation unit.

The 1994 story is one of many contained in documents released today by the National Archives, which detail about 800 UFO reports made to the MoD between 1981 and 1996.

They include tales of attempted abductions, along with sightings of aliens with lemon-shaped heads and flying saucers over Glastonbury.

In Scotland, the Stirlingshire town of Bonnybridge became a touchstone for UFO-ologists after it became an apparent hotspot for sightings in the mid-1990s.

At the height of its fame, it was claimed 3,000 sightings had been reported, and such was the hysteria surrounding the area that local councillor William Buchanan wrote to then prime minister John Major, calling unsuccessfully for an inquiry to be launched. He also tried to have Bonnybridge twinned with the UFO hotspot Roswell in the United States.

Across the UK, there were 285 alleged UFO sightings reported to the MoD in 2008 – twice the number recorded in 2007.

Nick Pope, who ran the British government's UFO project at the MoD in the early 1990s, believes that, while many sightings could be explained away, there were those for which no rational explanation could be given.

Having investigated many of the Bonnybridge incidents himself, he said that there were some that could not be explained.

"Our position at the MoD was, while not trying to cover it up, we had a policy of not talking these sightings up," he said.

"There were clearly a large number of UFO sightings in the area, but we felt that the public was creating a self-fulfilling prophesy, whereby any aircraft light seen above Bonnybridge was being reported.

"But, certainly, the reports were more interesting to us when they featured large black triangular aircraft. That was a description that we had from many people around the country."

Mr Pope said it was during the same period that Scotland became the focus of rumours that the US air force was carrying out secret tests on a spy plane code-named Aurora, which matched roughly the description of the sightings.

The Scotsman reported in 1992 that a jet travelling at more than three times the speed of sound was being tested near Machrihanish air base in Argyll. Despite questions from the UK at the highest level, the Americans denied any involvement.

The releases are part of a three-year project by the MoD and the National Archives, aimed at opening up the records to a worldwide audience.

Dr David Clarke, a UFO expert and journalism lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University, said: "It's evident there is some connection between newspaper stories, TV programmes and films about alien visitors, and the numbers of UFO sightings reported to the MoD.

"Aside from 1996, one of the busiest years for UFO sightings reported to the MoD over the past half century was 1978 – the year Close Encounters of the Third Kind was released.

"Obviously, films and TV programmes raise public awareness of UFOs and it's fascinating to see how that appears to lead more people to report what they see to the authorities."

Far out, man. ET was on the bill at Glastonbury

SUMMER music festival Glastonbury is no stranger to weird sights but in 1994 two revellers reckoned they saw a UFO over the jazz tent.

A woman and a friend were "standing soberly" in a field when the craft appeared from nowhere and seemed to "communicate" with them.

In documents released today, above right, the woman wrote she and her friend saw a "twirling set of moving lights attached to what must have been a circular object".

"It was unlike anything we knew and so I immediately said it must be a UFO/spaceship," she said. "The lights were below this circular object and flashing in a way that was communicating to us."

She added: "It was also silent and the way it glided was the smoothest and most effortless motion I had seen in the sky."

The woman – who insisted she was sober – said the lights on the "flying saucer" – yellow, red and green – spun round.

"And it was as if once we had both agreed it must be a UFO that it swirled around and glided down straight towards us, as crazy as this sounds. As this happened we really became quite frightened but awestruck. Hair stood on end on my arms and my heart was pounding. It then glided to the right and away again."

None of the other revellers spotted it. But the woman's friend, a metaphysics students, told investigators the same story and the pair drew similar diagrams.

He said: "It appeared to be coming towards us and quite suddenly it changed colours. It went from red and orange to yellow and green. This really had an amazing impact on me because I was wearing yellow and green."

Lemon-headed alien told us: We want you, come with us. I said: Let's run

A LEMON-SHAPED head told two schoolboys, "We want you, come with us," one report revealed today.

The boys had stopped in a field at 23:55 on 4 May, 1995 in Chasetown, Staffordshire, to stare at what they believed was an UFO.

The pair ran to a local police station and breathlessly asked the officers on duty to come outside and look across the distance at the glowing-red, saucer-shaped object. Police thought it was an aircraft.

The officer's report says the boys arrived "agitated and distressed" after gazing at the UFO which emitted an intense heat before zigzagging off east to west.

"They stated the object was about four houses high in the sky and about 40 foot away from them," says the report. "They then, reluctantly, went on to say that a voice which came from a lemon-like head, which appeared beneath the machine, said, 'We want you, come with us'.

"Both appeared upset and shocked and as such it was increasingly difficult to obtain detailed information from them."

The boys were sent home and told to write up their account, above and below.

One of the boys said they were drawn to the field by an intense heat.

When they walked into the field, there was a flash of light then some sort of spaceship allegedly appeared. It sent his friend's face "the colour of beetroot", one of the boys wrote.

His friend wrote after hearing the command to go with the lemon-head: "I just said, run."

He added: "It just shot off in the air. It just went. Vanished."

Files reveal 'spacecraft' may have been secret US spy plane

A SECRET US spy plane – the existence of which has never been officially admitted – may have been behind a number of UFO sightings, newly released files suggest.

More than 70 witnesses, including police and military personnel, reported sightings in Devon, Cornwall, South Wales and Shropshire in the early hours of 31 March, 1993, with many describing a large, low-flying object which made a low humming sound.

In a briefing note to the Assistant Chief of the Air Staff (ACAS), Sir Anthony Bagnall, the head of the Ministry of Defence's UFO desk wrote that there was evidence of an unidentified craft evading UK defences.

He said he would not normally concern Sir Anthony with UFO sightings but continued: "You may wish to be aware of a recent particularly unusual incidence of UFO sightings over the UK, involving descriptions that match some of the reported characterisations of the so-called 'Aurora'."

The Aurora was the name given to an unmanned US reconnaissance aircraft supposedly developed in secret "black" programmes in the 1980s and alleged to be capable of hypersonic flight.

The plane was the subject of much speculation at the time and the British government was forced to deny allowing experimental flights over the UK.

In his message, dated 22 April, the head of the UFO desk wrote: "

There would seem to be some evidence on this occasion that an unidentified object (or objects) of unknown origin was operating over the UK.

"If there has been some activity of US origins which is known to a limited circle in MoD and is not being acknowledged it is difficult to investigate further."

A response from Sir Anthony came back stating: "In spite of the quantity of the many witnesses who reported the unusual sightings on 31 March, I can add nothing to the debate."

The head of the UFO desk was later urged to drop the subject.

'More serious concern' urged over famous sighting

A FORMER head of the armed forces wrote to the defence secretary urging him to "demonstrate a more serious concern" over a famous UFO sighting.

Lord Hill-Norton, a former Chief of Defence Staff, wrote to Michael Heseltine some years after a mysterious incident in which several US air force personnel reported seeing a strange metallic object hovering in Rendlesham Forest near RAF Woodbridge in Suffolk.

The incident, in the early morning of 27 December, 1980, has become known as "Britain's own Roswell", and has never been fully explained.

The late Lord Hill-Norton

referred to the USAF report submitted by Lieutenant Colonel Charles Halt in which the deputy base commander details the account of three patrolmen who reported seeing a hovering glowing triangular metallic object illuminating a forest with a white light.

Later he was among several men who saw a "red sun-like light" through the trees which "moved about and pulsed". He said: "At one point it appeared to throw off glowing particles and then broke into five separate white objects and disappeared."

'Wailing light the size of house followed boy and fired laser beams into ground'

ONE youngster claimed he saw a UFO hovering over a cemetery before it fired burning laser beams into the ground.

The young man – "a sensible sort of lad and genuine", according to a police report, above – was making his way home after a night out in Widnes, Cheshire, at 2.30am on 15 July, 1996.

According to the police log, a bright yellow light followed the youngster, who was crossing a footbridge.

The light was "two houses high", he reported, and it pursued him when he tried to walk away from it.

The lad told police the UFO made a high-pitched noise "like cats wailing", before blasting light beams downwards.

He and his father later returned to the spot and found four railway sleepers smouldering, one with a 4in hole burnt through it.

express.co.uk

THE TRUTH IS OUT... SECRET X-FILES REVEAL ‘HUNDREDS OF UFOS’



UFO and Big Ben, London

Monday August 17,2009
By Martyn Brown

TRAVELLERS from outer space could be nearer than you think – perhaps even hovering over your back garden.

For Britain’s real-life X-Files have been opened, revealing hundreds of UFO sightings.

It seems it is not just singer Robbie Williams who is a confirmed Ufologist – he claims he’s seen evidence three times. Flying saucers are whizzing with reckless abandon all over the place.

Attempted abductions by extra-terrestrial beings, aliens with lemon-shaped heads and laser beams being shot to earth, are not just the stuff of sc-fi movies, according to secret files being released today by the Ministry of Defence.

The most intriguing of the UK’s 800 close encounters between 1980 and 1996, was the Rendlesham Forest incident in 1980.

Known as Britain’s Roswell, a reference to America’s UFO crash riddle of 1947, a mysterious metallic object was spotted hovering in the woods near RAF Woodbridge in Suffolk.

Lord Hill-Norton, a former head of the armed services, wrote to then Defence Secretary Michael Heseltine in 1985 expressing his concern over its “puzzling and disquieting features.”

In his letter made public today, Lord Hill-Norton referred to the US Air Force report which details how three American patrolmen saw a “strange glowing object” in the forest on December 27, 1980. It was metallic in appearance and triangular, hovering`or on legs with blue lights beneath.

The spooky sighting was later described by the Ministry of Defence as having “no defence interest” and there was “no evidence of anything having intruded into British airspace”.

Other mysterious UFO encounters recorded on file included more than 30 sightings of bright lights over central England in just six hours in March 1993.

It was later discovered most were caused by a Russian rocket re-entering the earth’s atmosphere.

Another incident was of wailing noises and mysterious lights being beamed on to a cemetery in Cheshire in July 1996. Investigations found four smouldering railway sleepers, one with a hole burnt through it.

Summer music festival Glastonbury is no stranger to weird sights but in 1994 two revellers reckoned they saw a UFO over the jazz tent.

Nick Pope, who used to investigate sightings for the MoD says: “There are some amazing cases in these real-life X-Files, including near-misses between UFOs and commercial aircraft. There are some things you just cannot rule out.”

Many encounters are blamed on a secret US spy plane – the existence of which has never been officially admitted. The Aurora plane was apparently responsible for 70 sightings in one day in March 1993.

Minister warned over 'UK Roswell'

Minister warned over 'UK Roswell'
 

The files include sketches of UFOs drawn by witnesses

A former head of the armed forces told the defence secretary a UFO claim known as Britain's Roswell could be a "banana skin", newly released files show.

In 1985 Lord Hill-Norton wrote to Michael Heseltine about the "Rendlesham incident" in 1980, when US airmen in Suffolk said they saw strange lights.

He said an authorised aircraft may have entered and left UK airspace.

In 2003, an ex-US security policeman said he and another airman had shone patrol car lights as a prank.

The case is among the latest MoD files on UFOs released by the National Archives.

'Puzzling and disquieting'

The "Rendlesham incident" involved American airmen from RAF Woodbridge who reported seeing mysterious lights.

Witnesses said a UFO was transmitting blue pulsating lights and sending nearby farm animals into a "frenzy".

Lord Hill-Norton's letter said either a craft had entered UK airspace with impunity or US airmen were capable of a "serious misperception".

But in 2003, ex-US security policeman Kevin Conde admitted that he and another airman had shone patrol car lights through the trees and made noises on the loudspeaker as a prank.

But in 1985, Lord Hill-Norton - a former chief of the defence staff and First Sea Lord - wrote to Mr Heseltine, the then-defence secretary, to express his feelings about the event.

In his letter, Lord Hill-Norton said he rejected the official MoD line that the case was of "no defence interest", adding that it displayed "puzzling and disquieting features which have never been satisfactorily explained by your department".

He said it was either the case that a piloted craft had entered and left UK airspace with "complete impunity" or "a sizeable number of USAF personnel at an important base in British territory are capable of serious misperception".

Lord Hill-Norton added: "There seems to be a head of steam building up on this matter, and I can see a potential 'banana skin' [a political embarrassment] looming."

The "Roswell incident" refers to the belief among UFO watchers that in 1947 a flying saucer with aliens on board landed outside the New Mexico town of Roswell and that an elaborate cover-up by the authorities followed.

The National Archives release is part of a three-year project by the MoD and the National Archives to release files related to UFOs on the National Archives website.

Other incidents recorded in the latest batch of documents, which cover the years 1981 to 1996, include:

• Two men from Staffordshire who told police that, as they returned home from an evening out in 1995, an alien appeared under a hovering UFO hoping to take them away

• More than 30 sightings of bright lights over central England during a six-hour period in 1993, which led to the assistant chief of defence staff being briefed - and turned out to be caused by a Russian rocket re-entering the atmosphere

• Several sightings in Bonnybridge, central Scotland, which became the UK's UFO hotspot during the 1990s

• A UFO which was seen over the jazz stage at the Glastonbury Festival in June 1994. The two female witnesses reported that they turned to the people next to them to verify what they had seen but "they didn't look hard enough or take it seriously"

It is also revealed that UFO sightings leapt from 117 in 1995 to 609 in 1996 - the year that Will Smith's alien invader blockbuster Independence Day was released and alien conspiracy series The X Files was at the height of its popularity with UK audiences.

Dr David Clarke, a UFO expert and journalism lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University, said it was significant that one of the biggest years for reports previously had been 1978, which saw 750 - at the same time that Steven Spielberg's blockbuster Close Encounters of the Third Kind was released.

He added: "Obviously, films and TV programmes raise awareness of UFOs and it's fascinating to see how that appears to lead more people to report what they see.

"In the 1950s you have UFOs with flashing dials like in the b-movies of the time, and the aliens tend to come from Venus and Mars - that stops from the late '60s when we find out how inhospitable these places are.

"From the mid-1980s you start to see triangular-shaped objects - this is the era of US stealth aircraft. I think it's clear that people see what they expect to see."

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MoD reveals close encounter details

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Attempted abductions, scrambled fighter jets and flying saucers over Glastonbury are among the hundreds of dramatic reports of close encounters released by the Ministry of Defence.

From aliens with lemon-shaped heads to laser beams being shot to earth, the MoD and The National Archives have released approximately 800 sightings from 1981 to 1996.

"We want you, come with us," one alien apparently told two terrified Staffordshire boys after appearing from under a hovering UFO.

The boys, whose faces glow red from the spaceship's incredible heat, run for their lives and report the incident to police. It is just one of countless mysterious reports released as part of a three-year project between the MoD and The National Archives, aimed at opening up the records to a worldwide audience.

This fourth instalment consists of 14 files of sightings, letters and Parliamentary Questions - 4,000 pages in total.

The records feature papers relating to the famous "Rendlesham Forest" sightings, often described as "Britain's Roswell", and the MoD's final position statement on the incident.

Other highlights include: More than 30 sightings of bright lights over central England in just six hours in March 1993. Witnesses included police officers and military personnel and the Assistant Chief of the Air Staff was briefed. It was later discovered that most of the sightings were caused by a Russian rocket re-entering the earth's atmosphere.

Many of the UFO reports in this tranche were filed in 1996, the year Hollywood blockbuster Independence Day was released which also coincided with the growing popularity of the X-Files TV series. Experts believe this goes some way to explaining a spike in UFO sightings - from 117 in 1995 to 609 in 1996 (MoD statistics).

Dr David Clarke, a UFO expert and journalism lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University, said: "It's evident there is some connection between newspaper stories, TV programmes and films about alien visitors and the numbers of UFO sightings reported to the MoD.

"Aside from 1996, one of the busiest years for UFO sightings reported to the MoD over the past half century was 1978 - the year Close Encounters of the Third Kind was released. Obviously, films and TV programmes raise public awareness of UFOs and it's fascinating to see how that appears to lead more people to report what they see."

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Questions remain unanswered after release of UFO files

August 16, 2009 22:07 EDT

LONDON (AP) -- Documents released by the British government detail an American Air Force officer's account of an apparent UFO sighting in December 1980 -- one of Britain's most famous.

But the files on the "Rendlesham Forest Incident" shed no more light on the mysterious sighting related by Lt. Col. Charles Halt, who talked of "a strange glowing object" in the forest outside the gates of RAF Woodridge, a U.S. air base in eastern England.

The British Defense Ministry couldn't explain the incident, but concluded at the time that the unidentified flying object posed no threat. Halt's account was included in more than 4,000 pages posted online by the National Archives.

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Details of East Anglia UFO sightings revealed

VICTORIA NICHOLLS

Last updated: 17/08/2009 01:00:00
It is easy to see how the

wide-open skies of East Anglia lend themselves to the mystery and intrigue that surround UFO sightings.

So it should be no surprise that newly revealed “X-Files” include a report of an unexplained sighting over Norwich.

Today, the National Archives is launching its latest online release of secret UFO files that were

compiled by the Ministry of Defence (MoD).

Among the papers is an

account given by an employee at Norwich Prison in November 1994 who reported seeing strange

lights while looking out over the city from the building on Mousehold Heath.

The statement read: “At approximately 4.15pm a member of the support staff asked me whether I could identify a row of bright

lights to the west.

“Together we looked at a map of

the city and concluded that the

lights were on the ground in the vicinity of the university. They appeared to be the kind of lights

used on a sports ground. My colleague had not noticed them before.”

The witness described returning to the window the following day at 7.45am and that while searching

the skyline, their eyes were

“made conscious” of two

lights, saying: “At first I

thought the scene was

ordinary enough; the rising sun

was already strong and it seemed that I was seeing two hot air balloons, formed from a silvery material.”

But they said there were no

baskets or bursts of flame,

adding: “Without the objects having moved in relation to the building beneath them, after about a minute they both vanished in an instant; they did not diminish in intensity of light or size but vanished from view.”

East Anglia is also highlighted in a sighting in Newmarket in October 1995 of a triangular-shaped craft, glowing bright white that was flying towards Norfolk, higher than a normal aircraft and without navigational lights.

Today marks the fourth

instalment of files being made public as they are transferred from the MoD to the National Archives.

That includes documents

spanning 1981 to 1996 and features papers relating to the famous Rendlesham Forest sightings in

1980, when US Air Force

personnel claimed that a UFO had landed.

As well as featuring a famous

memo by Lt Col Charles Halt detailing events, the files include

the MoD's final position

statement saying there was no evidence of a threat to national defence, and that nothing showed up on radar.

Other highlights include a

close encounter the same year with two youths in Staffordshire

heading home across a field from

an evening out. They reported

being terrified when a lemon-

headed alien supposedly appeared from under a hovering UFO and

said: “We want you, come with

us.”

Dr David Clarke, a UFO expert

and journalism lecturer at

Sheffield Hallam University, highlighted a leap in reported sightings from 117 in 1995 to 609

in 1996 - the year Independence

Day was released and popular television series the X-Files was at its peak.

He added: “Aside from 1996,

one of the busiest years for

UFO sightings reported to the

MoD over the past half century

was 1978 - the year Close

Encounters of the Third Kind was released.

“Obviously, films and TV programmes raise public awareness of UFOs and it's fascinating to see how that appears to lead more people to report what they see to the authorities.”

The batch of files is available for download free of charge for a

month at www.nationalarchives.

gov.uk/ufos

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UFO sightings were up five-fold in 1996...

By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 2:27 AM on 17th August 2009

It was the year in which television's The X-Files fuelled conspiracy theories and the film Independence Day chilled cinema-goers with visions of an alien invasion.

But in 1996 the little green men and their strange flying craft weren't just seen on screen.

At least, not according to hundreds of Britons.
 

A photo of an unidentified flying object, supplied by Denis Plunkett from Bristol. The pensioner dedicated his life to tracking UFOs and founded the world's oldest UFO society

Government 'X- files', released today, show that in 1996 the number of reported sightings of unidentified flying objects soared.

As Will Smith heroically defended Earth from an alien attack in Independence Day and Mulder and Scully set out to prove 'the truth is out there' in The X-Files, here in Britain the number of UFO sightings leapt from 117 to 609.

Last night Dr David Clarke, a UFO expert and journalism lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University who has studied the files, said: 'I think there has got to be some kind of connection - it was a year when people were absolutely obsessed with UFOs and aliens.

Aside from 1996, one of the busiest years for UFO sightings reported to the MoD over the past half century was 1978 - the year Close Encounters of the Third Kind was released.

'Obviously, films and TV programmes raise public awareness of UFOs and it's fascinating to see how that appears to lead more people to report what they see to the authorities.'

Details of some of the sightings have been released, as part of a three-year project between the Ministry of Defence and The National Archives.

In 1996 The X-Files was at the height of its popularity. Launched in 1993 ratings for the show mushroomed as it swung from cult viewing to mainstream hit.

In 1997 the number of reported sightings dropped slightly, but remained high at 425, but in 1998 they dropped back to 193.

The reports from 1996 included a sighting from a young man who told police he had seen a UFO hovering over a cemetery in Cheshire before it fired burning laser beams into the ground.

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Britain publishes more UFO files, but few answers


Pubdate:2009-08-17 11:46 Beijing ChinaSource:AP Author:AP browse:8
 
LONDON – The deputy commander of a U.S. Air Force base in England was baffled by what he'd seen: bright, pulsing lights in the night sky.

Britain's defense ministry couldn't explain it either, but concluded that the unidentified flying object posed no threat.

The National Archives on Monday released the government's complete file on the "Rendlesham Forest Incident" of December 1980, one of Britain's most famous UFO sightings.

It was among more than 4,000 pages posted online Monday documenting 800 alleged encounters during the 1980s and 1990s. Over the past three years the Ministry of Defense has been gradually releasing previously secret UFO papers after facing Freedom of Information demands.

The Rendlesham file contains U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Charles Halt's first-hand account of the event, which has been public knowledge for many years. The file includes the conclusions of a British government investigation and a letter from a former defense chief urging officials to take UFOs more seriously.

Halt reported that two servicemen had noticed "unusual lights" about 3 a.m. in the woods outside the gates of RAF Woodbridge, a U.S. base in eastern England. He wrote that patrolmen sent to investigate saw "a strange glowing object" in the forest.

The metallic, triangular object "illuminated the entire forest with a white light," he wrote.

The next day, investigators found depressions in the ground and unusual radiation readings. That night many personnel — including Halt himself — saw a pulsing "red sun-like light" in the trees that broke into five white objects and disappeared.

The Ministry of Defense could offer no definitive explanation for what the Air Force officers had reported seeing, but also found no evidence of "any threat to the defense of the United Kingdom."

Nothing had registered on radar, and "there was no evidence of anything having intruded into U.K. airspace and landed near RAF Woodbridge."

A 1983 letter in the file proposes a possible explanation involving a combination of the nearby Orford Ness lighthouse, a fireball and bright stars.

Case closed, as far as the ministry was concerned. But not everyone was convinced.

A 1985 letter from Lord Hill-Norton, former head of Britain's armed forces, to then-Defense Secretary Michael Heseltine, complained that the "puzzling and disquieting" episode had never been explained properly.

Hill-Norton said if the sighting was genuine, "British airspace and territory are vulnerable to unwarranted intrusion to a disturbing degree." The alternative explanation was that "a sizable number of USAF personnel at an important base in British territory are capable of serious misperception, the consequences of which might be grave in military terms."

Britain's defense ministry has charted UFO sightings since the 1950s, when a Flying Saucer Working Party was established. More files are due to be released by the archives through 2010.

Some of the newly released events came with easy explanations.

In 1993 and 1994, the ministry received numerous reports of a "brightly illuminated oval object" over London. It turned out to be an airship advertising a new car.

More mysterious was a UFO "attack" on a cemetery in Widnes, northwest England, in July 1996. A police report said a young man — "a sensible sort of lad and genuine" — reported seeing a UFO firing beams of light into the ground.

A police officer sent to the scene found a smoldering railway sleeper. "It does look rather odd," reported the officer, whose name was blacked out in the document.

The files include a little grist for conspiracy theorists.

The head of the ministry's UFO desk wrote briefing notes in 1993 reporting a spate of sightings in southwest England and speculating whether they might be connected to Aurora, a secret U.S. spy plane whose existence has never been officially admitted.

Atop one of his letters, someone scrawled: "Thank you. I suggest you now drop this subject."

The files reveal a 1996 spike in UFO sightings: 609 that year, up from 117 the year before.

David Clarke, a UFO historian and consultant to the National Archives, said it was probably no coincidence that the supernatural TV show "The X Files" was popular in Britain at the time, and that alien-invasion movie "Independence Day" came out the same year.

"It's evident there is some connection between newspaper stories, TV programs and films about alien visitors, and the numbers of UFO sightings," Clarke said.

"Aside from 1996, one of the busiest years for UFO sightings reported to the MoD (Ministry of Defense) over the past half century was 1978 — the year 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' was released."

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UFO files: craft 'seen at Glastonbury music festival'


A UFO was spotted over the jazz tent at music festival Glastonbury in 1994 by two people reportedly "standing soberly" in a field nearby.
 
Published: 7:30AM BST 17 Aug 2009


The woman said the lights on the "flying saucer" ? yellow, red and green ? spun round and round Photo: THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES

A woman and a friend said the craft appeared from nowhere and seemed to "communicate" with them.

In official documents released on Monday, the woman wrote they saw a "twirling set of moving lights attached to what must have been a circular object".

"It was unlike anything we knew and so I immediately said it must be a UFO/spaceship," she said.

"What made me feel this was the case was that the lights were below this circular object and flashing in a way that was communicating to us.

"It was also silent and the way it glided was the smoothest and most effortless motion I had seen in the sky."

The woman said the lights on the "flying saucer" – yellow, red and green – spun round and round.

She said: "And it was as if once we had both agreed it must be a UFO that it swirled around and glided down straight towards us, as crazy as this sounds.

"As this happened we really became quite frightened but awestruck.

"Hair stood on the end of my arms and my heart was pounding. It then glided to the right and away again."

Despite the remarkable appearance, none of the other revellers spotted it.

But the woman's friend, a metaphysics student, told investigators the same story and the pair drew similar diagrams to illustrate the conundrum.

He said: "It appeared to be coming towards us and quite suddenly it changed colours. It went from red and orange to yellow and green.

"This really had an amazing impact on me because I was wearing yellow and green."

mirror.co.uk

BRITAIN'S X FILES


By Stephen Moyes 17/08/2009

MoD releases 800 UFO sightings

Bizarre accounts of around 800 UFO sightings were released yesterday by the MoD.

They included a tale of aliens with lemon-shaped heads who tried to abduct two schoolboys and a spaceship firing lasers at a graveyard.

The reports have been released in a joint project by the MoD and the National Archives to open up their records to the public.

Among them are more than 30 sightings of bright lights over central England in just six hours in March 1993 which were caused by a Russian rocket. The most dramatic case involved the two boys who saw a UFO hovering over a field in Chasetown, Staffs, in May 1995.

They wrote a report saying a figure with a lemon-shaped head emerged and told them: "Come with us." The boys fled as the UFO, which gave off an intense heat, zoomed off.

One boy later told police the UFO emitted a ray of light which sent his friend's face "the colour of beetroot".

Another youngster, described as "a sensible lad" reported in July 1996 seeing a UFO hovering over a cemetery in Widnes, Cheshire, while firing laser beams into the ground.

He told police and an officer who visited the spot found four railway sleepers smouldering. One had a 4in hole burned through it. The officer reported: "It does look rather odd."

Many of the UFO reports were filed in 1996, the year the film Independence Day was released and TV series X-Files was a big hit.

Ufo expert Dr David Clarke said: "Obviously films and TV programmes raise public awareness of UFOs and it's fascinating to see how that appears to lead more people to report what they see."

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Saucer at Glasto


17/08/2009

In 1994 two revellers at the Glastonbury music festival reckoned they saw a UFO over the jazz tent.

They were "standing soberly" in a field when the flying saucer suddenly appeared and seemed to "communicate" with them.

A woman said she saw a "twirling set of moving lights attached to what must have been a circular object... It was unlike anything we knew".

Her male friend, a metaphysics student, told investigators the same story and drew similar diagrams of the craft. None of the other revellers spotted it.

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'Lemonhead' alien tried to abduct two Brit schoolboys, say Govt. files


Published on : Monday 17 Aug 2009 11:45 - by ANI

London, Aug 17 - ANI: A lemonhead alien tried to abduct two schoolboys in Britain, according to the Ministry of Defence files.

The pair said that the extra-terrestrial creature wanted to allure them into a glowing red spaceship as they headed home from a night out.

According to them, the alien said: "We want you, come with us."

The details of the eerie incident in Chasetown, Staffs, in May 1995 are among the Ministry of Defence files released for the first time by National Archives.

The files detailed about 800 UFO reports made to the MoD between 1981 and 1996.

The officer's report says the boys arrived "agitated and distressed" after spotting a UFO, which emitted an intense heat before zigzagging off east to west.

In 1994, a Dumfriesshire motorist claimed that he had seen a "Toblerone-shaped object" descending from the sky in Annandale.

He drove to the field where he thought it had landed. As he approached the area, the man said his car packed up and the torch that he had taken stopped working.

According to the official figures, there were 285 alleged UFO sightings reported to the MoD in 2008, which was double the number recorded in 2007.

Nick Pope, who ran the British government's UFO project at the MoD in the early 1990s, believes that, while many sightings could be explained away, there were those for which no rational explanation could be given.

"Our position at the MoD was, while not trying to cover it up, we had a policy of not talking these sightings up," the Scotsman quoted Pope as saying.

"There were clearly a large number of UFO sightings in the area, but we felt that the public was creating a self-fulfilling prophesy, whereby any aircraft light seen above Bonnybridge was being reported.

"But, certainly, the reports were more interesting to us when they featured large black triangular aircraft. That was a description that we had from many people around the country," he added.

Summer music festival Glastonbury has also made headlines for UFO sightings.

In another 1994 incident, two revellers revealed they saw a UFO over the jazz tent.

A woman and a friend were "standing soberly" in a field saw a "twirling set of moving lights attached to what must have been a circular object."

"It was unlike anything we knew and so I immediately said it must be a UFO/spaceship," she said.

"The lights were below this circular object and flashing in a way that was communicating to us," she added.

However, there have been speculations that the 'spacecraft' may have been secret US spy plane, the existence of which has never been officially admitted, according to newly released files. - ANI

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Suffolk's UFO mysteries revealed


TOM POTTER
Last updated: 17/08/2009 06:00:00

IT'S regarded by those with a penchant for the paranormal to be one of the most significant UFO sightings of modern times.

The Rendlesham Forest incident, or “Britain's Roswell,” as it has come to be known, has kept people guessing about the existence of little green men for nearly 30 years.

For the second time this year, the Ministry of Defence has disclosed previously classified files on sightings in the UK reported between 1981 and 1996.

In March we heard about boomerang-shaped objects seen from airport control towers and a woman's encounter with a Scandinavian-sounding “alien” in Norfolk.

Now, a new set of files may shed light on Britain's Roswell, as well as some other bizarre encounters.

The release is part of a three-year project between the MoD and The National Archives, aimed at opening up records to a worldwide audience.

The Rendlesham file reveals previously unseen letters between the MoD and members of the public and includes a memo from Lt Col Charles Halt (USAF deputy base commander), who was present during one of the sightings in December 1980.

File DEFE 24/1948 exposes more evidence surrounding Britain's best-known UFO incident, involving several sightings of lights in the forest outside the perimeter fence of RAF Woodbridge.

USAF personnel claimed a UFO had landed in the forest, leaving traces including markings on the ground and radiation.

The file also contains the MoD's final statement on the Rendlesham incident in a briefing for the House of Lords Defence Debate, along with a letter from a Chief of Defence Staff to Michael Heseltine, then Secretary of State for Defence, in which the incident was described as “a potential banana-skin” looming for the MoD.

Lord Hill-Norton, a member of what he described as the ``rather ineffective' House of Lords UFO Group, wrote to Mr Heseltine in May 1985 to express his concern over the ``puzzling and disquieting features' of the case.

Lt Col Halt wrote: “The individuals reported seeing a strange glowing object in the forest. The object was described as being metallic in appearance and triangular in shape, approximately two to three metres across the base and approximately two metres high.

“It illuminated the entire forest with a white light. The object itself had a pulsing red light on top and a bank of blue lights underneath. The object was hovering or on legs. As the patrolmen approached the object, it manoeuvred through the trees and disappeared.”

The commander himself described witnessing three depressions in the ground the next day where the object had been sighted.

And later that night he was among several men who saw a “red sun-like light” through the trees which “moved about and pulsed.”

He said: “At one point it appeared to throw off glowing particles and then broke into five separate white objects and then disappeared.”

Lord Hill-Norton said if Lt Col Halt's report was accurate “there is evidence that British airspace and territory are vulnerable to unwarranted intrusion to a disturbing degree.”

He added that if the report was to be dismissed “then we have evidence - no less disturbing, I suggest - that a sizeable number of USAF personnel at an important base in British territory are capable of serious misperception, the consequence of which might be grave in military terms.”

A note on the MoD's final position on the incident, says the USAF report was “carefully examined” and the conclusion was that there was “no Defence interest” and “no evidence of anything having intruded into British airspace.”

The latest instalment of files is available to download for free for a month from The National Archives dedicated website www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ufos.

Have you spotted anything mysterious in the night sky? Write to Your Letters, Evening Star, 30 Lower Brook Street, Ipswich IP4 1AN or e-mail eveningstarletters@eveningstar.co.uk.

More revelations from the MoD files released today:

Two men returning home from an evening out in Staffordshire were confronted by a lemon-headed alien who appeared from under a hovering UFO.

More than 30 sightings of bright lights were reported over central England in the space of just six hours in March 1993 - it was later discovered that most of the sightings were caused by a Russian rocket re-entering the earth's atmosphere.

The Belgian Air Force scrambled F-16 fighters to intercept UFOs reported by police officers and members of the public in March 1990 - the jets obtained 'lock-ons' with their radars, but could not explain what caused the phenomena.

A young man returning home near Widnes ran off after seeing a UFO over a cemetery in July, 1996. He reported beams of light projecting onto the ground, a wailing noise and smoke rising from the ground.

Investigators discovered four smouldering railway sleepers at the scene - one with a hole burnt through it and still smouldering.

Dozens of sightings of a brightly illuminated oval object were reported over London in 1993 - the lights were actually caused by a Virgin airship.

The last few months have seen a rash of UFO sightings in Suffolk - a county renowned for paranormal goings on:

Last week an Ipswich pensioner reported seeing a UFO hovering above the Woodbridge Road area of the town several times in the space of around six weeks ago.

Frank Pearsons, 89, of Bolton Lane, was adamant the orange-coloured disc was out of this world.

“I don't think British technology could produce anything like that,” he said. “Somebody suggested to me it could be a satellite but it would not behave in that way and it wouldn't be the bright orange colour.”

In July an Ipswich couple had a close encounter when they spotted a mystifying orange light in the sky above their Frobisher Road home.

Cathy Calthorpe was putting her children to bed when her partner Chris Betts screamed for her to join him at the window.

She rushed to his side and saw a perfect formation of a geometric shape with five bright orange lights.

Psychic healers Tom and Carol Spencer claimed to have seen 30 bright orange UFOs in convoy above Thetford.

Gary Clark, of Fisk Farm, near Badingham, said he and wife Beverley saw a “tremendous ball of fire” flying above the sea at Sizewell beach.

Evening Star photographer Simon Parker was driving home through Lower Hacheston when he also saw a “big ball of fiery orange light in the sky”.

David Galvan, of High Street, Wickham Market, was checking the garden for hedgehogs when he saw a large red light moving across the sky.

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Le temps que je poste tous ces articles sur la nouvelle déclassification du ministère de la défense britannique, une dizaine d'autres articles ont été écrits sur le net.

Voici le lien pour les lire tous.

Je laisse le soin à nos spécialistes de découvrir tous les témoignages et nous faire les commentaires appropriés.

Bonne lecture à tous.

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merci je viens juste de le voir

archives mod  4 ieme fournee !!

http://topnews.us/content/26607-mod-releases-fourth-set-ufo-files-national-archives-4000-pages-ufo-sightings-go-online


http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/news/stories/347.htm?WT.hp=nf-38130


cela inclus le cas du f16 belge


on constatera que au moins le mod fournit des donnees

.. vu le nombre de pages a balayer sur les 4 fournees ca devient dantesque...

il faut que je trouve une simplification a l'extraction