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UK MoD file DEFE 24/1940 collects Secretariat (Air Staff) UFO reports and correspondence from late 1990, the period of the August 1990 Calvine/Pitlochry diamond-craft photograph taken alongside an RAF Harrier in Perthshire.
UK MoD file DEFE 24/1940 collects Secretariat (Air Staff) UFO reports and correspondence from late 1990, the period of the August 1990 Calvine/Pitlochry diamond-craft photograph taken alongside an RAF Harrier in Perthshire.
DEFE 24/1940 is a Ministry of Defence Sec(AS)12/2 file, Part J, covering UFO reports closed on 29 October 1990 and released in October 2008. The pages provided contain RAF and police UFO report forms from October 1990 through January 1991, including sightings reported to RAF Wattisham, RAF Waddington, RAF West Drayton, Manchester ATC, and police forces in Humberside, West Midlands and Yeovil. The file is the institutional context surrounding the August 1990 Calvine photograph of a stationary diamond-shaped craft photographed alongside an RAF Harrier in Perthshire, whose negatives were passed to the MoD and never returned. The original colour print was rediscovered by Dr David Clarke in 2022.
HALF CIRCLE OF BRIGHT WHITE LIGHT (LIKE LARGE 'U')p.6
3 LTS BLUE/WHT FOLLOWING EACH IN A CIRCLEp.7
Three lights following each other going around in circles, observed for approx 20 mins. The observers the heard an aeroplane at which point the lights vanished. 15/20 mins later the lights had returned.p.7
ONE LARGE. LUMINOUS ORANGEp.8
CIGAR SHAPED WITH BLUE AND GREEN LIGHTS AT REAR.p.18
Orange lights with tail-flame effectp.20
INFORMANT SAID DEFINITELY NOT LASER DISPLAY ALTHOUGH THERE WAS ONE IN PROGRESS AT SALFORDp.14
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[--]. To whom reported (Police, RAF Neatishead Operations military, press etc) and North Walsham Police. M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED] N. Background of Informant that Nil may be volunteered O. Other Witnesses Next-door neighbour and village constable. P. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 022210Z Aug 90 Q. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions R. Remarks: Believed to be Venus. Helo in area saw nothing. [REDACTED] R02 Duty Ops Officer Date: 02 Aug 90 AF Ops Distribution: Sec(AS)2, [REDACTED] MB AEW/GE, Rm[REDACTED]MB DI 55, Rm[REDACTED]etropole Bldg File AF Ops/2/5/1
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11 Gp, OC UNCLASSIFIED
LDU .......... 103
UFO REPORT
A. DTG AND DURATION OF SIGHTING (Local time) 29 OCT 90 1900-1930L
B. DESCRIPTION, ie NUMBER/COLOUR/SIZE ETC HALF CIRCLE OF
BRIGHT WHITE LIGHT (LIKE LARGE 'U')
C. GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION OF OBSERVER, ie IN CAR/INDOORS/TRAIN/VILLAGE ETC
OUTSIDE HOUSE (WHICH IS ON A HILL)
D. HOW OBSERVED ie BINOCULARS/CINE CAMERA/TELEVISION etc EYEBALL
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT SEEN HEADING NORTH SLOWLY
F. ANGLE OF SIGHTING (AZIMUTH OBSERVERS EYES TO OBJECT[S])
GREATER THAN 60° (V. HIGH)
G. ESTIMATED DISTANCE (LANDMARKS USEFUL) 1/2 MILE
H. MOVEMENTS OF OBJECT (HOVERING/CLIMBING ETC) LEVEL + SLOWLY NORTH
J. MET CONDITIONS (AMOUNT OF CLOUD/MIST/RAIN etc) CLEAR NIGHT
K. ANY NEARBY OBJECT (ie TELEPHONE KIOSK/FAIRGROUND) HOUSING ESTATE
L. TO WHOM SIGHTING REPORTED BY OBSERVER: RAF WATTISHAM ONLY
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF OBSERVER [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] IPSWICH [REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND INFORM ON OBSERVER (BEEN DRINKING ETC) NIL
O. OTHER PARTIES PRESENT [REDACTED]
CONTACTABLE VIA ABOVE ADDRESS
P. DTG OF RECEIPT OF SIGHTING 13 NOV 90 2000L
Q. IS REPLY REQUESTED TO SIGHTING? YesTo: MOD, London PRIORITY (51)
HQSTC
11 Gp, OC UNCLASSIFIED
LDU .......... 102
UFO REPORT
A. DTG AND DURATION OF SIGHTING (Local time) 10th 11th 12th Dec 90.
B. DESCRIPTION, ie NUMBER/COLOUR/SIZE ETC 3 LTS BLUE/WHT
FOLLOWING EACH IN A CIRCLE
C. GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION OF OBSERVER, ie IN CAR/INDOORS/TRAIN/VILLAGE ETC
FROM HOUSE
D. HOW OBSERVED ie BINOCULARS/CINE CAMERA/TELEVISION etc NAKED EYE + BNOS.
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT SEEN TO THE NORTH
F. ANGLE OF SIGHTING (AZIMUTH OBSERVERS EYES TO OBJECT[S])
G. ESTIMATED DISTANCE (LANDMARKS USEFUL)
H. MOVEMENTS OF OBJECT (HOVERING/CLIMBING ETC) LOWER IN A CIRCLE FOLLOWING
J. MET CONDITIONS (AMOUNT OF CLOUD/MIST/RAIN etc) CLOUDY
K. ANY NEARBY OBJECT (ie TELEPHONE KIOSK/FAIRGROUND) NO
L. TO WHOM SIGHTING REPORTED BY OBSERVER: To RAF WATTISHAM.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF OBSERVER [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] MERSEA ESSEX [REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND INFORM ON OBSERVER (BEEN DRINKING ETC) No [REDACTED]
O. OTHER PARTIES PRESENT [REDACTED] AND SON.
P. DTG OF RECEIPT OF SIGHTING 1925 ISH.
Q. IS REPLY REQUESTED TO SIGHTING? YES.
Three lights following each other going around in
circles, observed for approx 20 mins. The observers
the heard an aeroplane at which point the lights
vanished. 15/20 mins later the lights had returned.UNCLASSIFIED CWD155 04/1619 004C1509 FOR CAB ROUTINE 040850Z JAN 91 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT:AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 232156Z AND 232230Z DEC 90 B. ONE LARGE. LUMINOUS ORANGE C1. NE COVENTRY 2. TAMWORTH D. NAKED EYE E1. NE TO SW 2. W TO E F. N/K G. 3 TO 5 MILES DISTANCE H. FALLING J. GOOD VIS K. N/K L. POLICE PAGE 2 RBDAID 0004 UNCLAS M1. [REDACTED] [REDACTED] 2. INSP [REDACTED] TAMWORTH POLICE STATION N. N/K O2. SEVERAL REPORTS TO POLICE P. 240050Z DEC 90 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DGSTI
UNCLASSIFIED CAB094 04/1215 004C1223 FOR CAB ROUTINE 040855Z JAN 91 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 241800 TO 1820Z DEC 90 B. 1 STAR SIZE. ROUND. WHITE. BRIGHT C. FINCHAMPSTEAD. OUTDOORS D. NAKED EYE E. NORTH EAST 90 TO 80 DEGREES F. N/K G. LONG DISTANCE H. STEADY J. CAVOK K. NONE L. NIL M. [REDACTED] BERKS N. ATC CONTROLLER (SCOTTISH CENTRE) PAGE 2 RBDAID 0003 UNCLAS O. 7 OTHERS P. 241800 TO 1820Z DEC 90 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DGSTI
UNCLASSIFIED CAB077 04/1054 004C0092 FOR CAB ROUTINE 040830Z JAN 91 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 242325Z DEC 90 B. ONE LARGE ROUND SHAPE. BLUE. WHITE AND RED. VERY BRIGHT. NO SOUND OR SMELL C. SOUTH SHEPPERTON. OUTDOORS. MOVING D. NAKED EYE E. MOVING SOUTH F. OVERHEAD G. N/K H. STEADY J. VERY CLEAR K. NONE L. MILITARY ORGANISATION N. [REDACTED] MIDDLESEX PAGE 2 RBDAID 0002 UNCLAS N. NONE O. NIL P. 242330Z DEC 90 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DGSTI
UNCLASSIFIED CAB073 04/1033 004C0830 FOR CAB ROUTINE 040820Z JAN 91 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 032010Z JAN 91 30 SECS B. ONE ROUND WHITE SHAPE. VERY BRIGHT. NO SOUND C. OUTDOORS. SOUTH SIDE OF HEATHROW AIRPORT D. NAKED EYE E. HEADING SOUTH WEST F. N/K G. N/K H. STEADY J. MOVING CLOUDS K. NONE L. POLICE M. [REDACTED] STAINES N. NIL PAGE 2 RBDAID 0001 UNCLAS O. NONE P. 032025Z JAN 91 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DGSTI
RBPORT 01’ AM URIDDTIJ’IBD :rLYIIIG a. DA’f1 ’fIKI AID DOBATIOR OF SIGB’fIIG (Local dmee t.o b. quot, ) """l., 11 ,"’I: .,;;.....,- ,,--1;,10 1<1.o’<#’ b. DISC1lIPTION or OBJECT (Numbu of object.., eis., .hap.. coloun. brightn.... sound. ...11 .tcl. -.....I;,.r 17 aC <Lj’< ,~ K,2. I <; ’T,,,,’"’f’:r OlJ.,.r.; J!,I v,..j A 6 -r. ., GC 8".s. ,~id c. EXACT POSI’fION OBSDVID (Geographical location, indoors or outdoors.atationary or moving). i ~ A ~.-...../ I r-J’ .c:....;.". K: ~ ;.l"< k ~-,\,",r ~.c"’t(....-f" ’’’....r " <+ T-W.~J’it,.,6 <{;~~-......)"’"~~ c. ~. 4,.J ~ .~. i<. O>t/. ;... (7 d. HOW OBSnVED (Naked .y.. binoculars. other optical device. still or movie camera). W K ) yt! e. DIRECTION IN WICH OBJECT WAS FnST SEEN (A landmark may b more useful than a badly estimated bearing). ’0 \L It.. ,~ 1> -< "./ () }.(.-’f’M’ f. AHGLB or SIGHT (Estimated heigh1:S are unreliable). J <> .. f’!r - I. DIS’l’AR’CE (By referenc. to a mown landmark wherever possible). ~l.V’ /’ n<" o~ ’)> A t~ -....J I vJ 3 M ~ 1..65 ~ 1~,_’>>z:..Et......J...~M h. HOVIHIN’lS (Change. in I. i. G may be of more u.. than ..timate. of course and apeed). ,. "",v,i 1""/) GJ ~ c. "-’Lki"- IP’fO~,"’~ ~~ ~ (?: C- \’:;\ "\ 0 \:’. <. -\. <=::,-e;, RBPORT 01’ AN UHIDDTII’IBD PLYIRG OBJBCT a. DATI TIKI AIm D’OIATION or SIGI’fIlfG (Loo.al ti... to be quoted) b. DISCB.IPTION or OBJECT (Number of ob jecta, sbe ,shape, colours, briahtn..., sound, ...11 atc). (~, ,,~ <s t::’ "’ "’~ ~’> ,;,..J. f~ "f , d \-.ftJ,,( l. \Q; H ’"’\ ’4.3> \, ~ --.- -......:J 1:;, i.f..f.J{ 1) (’ <:’;;> t,j’,(I(/’ -- fJ.. ~ ’-’:t.’;;"-;; , .,..j (."... f’t,(<.,~ d i""’/}) ~ , ""...i \ N c", ~ "-{i..{..(t. D Ij (’,.. \-.\ .... L i’" "i’ ""-. .. ,.l"’<:"’, ~ ,- c. DAtT POSITION OBSERVED {Geographio.allocation, indoOr4 or outdoon, nationary or moving). ~ r~. r-’ ’-’. );" ~-, ’" ..~- LJr ...~ 4""~ L .t:...L-." . "t’ ,-.......- i........,.,....-,~ d. HOW OBSERVED (Naked .ye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie camera). ~-J .!\ G’ .-( (-:: .~ ..... Jtg..J ’3) t. ’ ~. e. DIUCTION IN WICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SID (A landmark -may be more useful than a bs.dly estimated bearing). o v,) ,!-\.-C\ ~ "S f. AlIGLI 01’ SIGB’l’ (Estimated heighta are unreliable). (1 I. DISTANCB (1Iy rehunce to a know lanIbark wharever po.dble). r"""- <:: ")~l , .;) ,’) h. HOV1!:MD’fS (Changes in E, 1, G may be of more us. t.han ..timat8e of course and speed). t\-tt i’--.~. \ ~.J (~":) " ~....,....i E: ,1’-’l~~ F .-.~" ’j ~..rl , i’-i 0 ’-- ""..- . ~. L I ’ .... IPTOi. METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc.)
CLOUD AT 3000' (MANCHESTER OBSERVATION)
j. NEARBY OBJECTS (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh,
river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts
airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or other night lighting).
/
k. TO WHOM REPORTED (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
ATC MANCHESTER
l. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
[REDACTED]
m. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
INFORMANT SAID DEFINITELY NOT LASER
DISPLAY ALTHOUGH THERE WAS ONE IN PROGRESS
AT SALFORD
n. OTHER WITNESSES
4 OTHER MEMBERS OF FAMILY
o. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
23RD DECEMBER 1990 1918
The above details are to be telephoned immediately to AIS (Military), LATCC on
[REDACTED]
The completed form is to be despatched to:
Ministry of Defence (AFO)
RAF Main Building
Whitehall
LONDON
SW1
Manchester v: \forms\ufo.doc 8.11.88i. METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc.)
[ILLEGIBLE] PATCHY CLOUD
j. NEARBY OBJECTS (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh,
river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts
airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or other night lighting).
/
k. TO WHOM REPORTED (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
A.T.C. MANCHESTER
l. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
[REDACTED]
m. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
/
n. OTHER WITNESSES
8
o. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
23.12-1990 1906
The above details are to be telephoned immediately to AIS (Military), LATCC on
[REDACTED]
The completed form is to be despatched to:
Ministry of Defence (AFO)
RAF Main Building
Whitehall
LONDON
SW1
Manchester v: \forms\ufo.doc 8.11.8895 MINISTRY OF DEFENCE ~ 1 JAN 1991 AIR FORCE OPERATIONS BRISTOL AIRPORT PLC NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER FROM 28 NOVEMBER 1990 [REDACTED] BRISTOL BS19 3DY. TEL. LULSGATE WITH COMPLIMENTS [REDACTED] MANAGING DIRECTOR
REPORT OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting
Local times to be quoted 28.12.1990
2 MINUTES
B. Discription of Object
Number of objects,size,shape,colours,
brightness,sound,smell,etc. SINGLE LARGE OBJECT
DOMED TOP. WHITISH.
SURROUNDED BY C
C. Exact position of observer
Geographical location,indoors our out,
stationery or moving. ON A361 TO SHEPTON MALLE
MOVING IN VEHICLE.
D. How Observed
Naked eye,binoculars,other optical
device,still or movie camera. NAKED EYE
E( Direction in which Object was First Seen
A landmark more useful than badly ESTIMATED
bearing. IN THE AREA OF CHARLTON
F. Angular Elevation of Object
Estimated heights are unreliable. /
G. Distance of Object from Observer
Ref. to known landmark when possible. 1 NML.
H. Movements of Object
Changes in E,F & G more use than est.
course and speed. HEADING WEST
DISAPPEARED OVER CHELYN
60 KNTS
J. Met. Condition During Observation
Moving clouds, haze, mist, etc. GOOD VISIBILITY
CLOUDY
K. Nearby Objects
Telephone or high-voltage lines; dam, lake
or reservoir; swamp or marsh; river; high
building, tall chimney, steeples,spires or
masts; airfields, generating plantsipits,
factories or other lighted sites, or lighting. IN OPEN COUNTRY
L. To Whom Reported
Police, Military org. the press, etc. YEOVIL POLICE
M. Name and Address of Informant [REDACTED]
N. Any Background Information on Informant
that may be Volunteered
O. Other Witness 10 YEAR OLD SON
[REDACTED]
P. Date and Time of Receipt of Report 28 1225
[REDACTED]
Signature [REDACTED]
OC SATCO
[ILLEGIBLE]UNCLASSIFIED
CRB002 27/0630 36180030
FOR CAB
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 2700142 DEC 90
FROM MOD TELEX REFILE
TO RAF WADDINGTON
INFO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
FOLLOWING RECEIVED FROM HUMBERSIDE POLICE (OPERATIONS ROOM)
TO R.A.F. WADDINGTON (AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL)
DTO 2123/26/12/90
REPORT OF U.F.O.
......................
1. OCCURENCE SHEET TIME AND DATE : 2123 26/12/90
2A. TIME. DATE AND DURATION : 2110 HOURS 26/12/90. 10 MINUTES.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT : CIGAR SHAPED WITH BLUE AND GREEN
LIGHTS AT REAR.
C. POSITION OF OBSERVER : PARK STREET. HULL. WALKING
3D. THOW OBSERVED EYE. CAMERA ETC. : NAKED EYE.
E. DIRECTION FIRST SEEN : SOUTH
F. ELEVATION OF OBJECT : VERY HIGH BUT MOVING UP AND DOWN
G. DISTANCE FROM OBSERVER : 1/4 TO 1/2 MILE.
H. MOVEMENT OF OBJECT : TRAVELLED WEST THEN SOUTH
EASTERLY. (APPEARED TO HOVER
THE HULL ROYAL INFIRMARY. APPROX
HALF A MILE WEST OF PARK STREET)
HEAR
I. WEATHER CONDITIONS : WINDY. RAIN AT TIMES.
J. NEARBY OBJECTS : RIVER HUMBER 1/2 MILE TO SOUTH.
3. TO WHOM REPORTED : T.O.O. LONG. OPS ROOM. HULL.
4. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT : [REDACTED]
HUMBERSIDE. NOT ON PHONE.
3. BACKGROUND INFO OF INFORMANT : STATED SHE WAS JUST RETURNING
FROM A VISIT TO THE LOCAL
SAMARITANS. SOUNDED SOBER.
5. ANY OTHER WITNESSES : NIL.
7. DATE AND TIME OF REPORT : 2123 LOCAL TIME 26/12/90
8. IS REPLY REQUESTED : NO.
REMARKS : AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL AT R.A.F. WADDINGTON CLOSED DUE TO
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS AND A REPORT WAS LEFT WITH CORPORAL [REDACTED] THE
GUARD HOUSE AT R.A.F. WADDINGTON FOR FORWARDING TO THE DUTY OPS
OFFICER A.M. 27/12/90.
DUTY OFFICER OPS ROOM INSPECTOR
MESSAGE ENDS
SENDER T.O.O. LONG
SP2352HUMFOL G
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93 ANNEX A TO
SOP 502
[REDACTED]
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time & 240001Z-240100Z Dec 90.
Duration of Sighting
B. Description of Object Orange lights with tail-flame effect
(No of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness)
C. Location, indoor/outdoor, NW of Coventry.
stationary/moving
D. How Observed (naked eye, Naked eye.
binoculars, other optical
device, still or movie
E. Direction in which object -
first seen (A landmark may
be more useful than a badly
estimated bearing)
F. Angle of Sight (Estimated -
heights are unreliable)
G. Distance (By reference to a -
known landmark
H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G -
may be of more use than
estimates of course and speed)
J. Met Conditions during Observations -
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, -
high voltage lines, reservoir, lake
etc or dam, swamp or marsh, river,
high buildings, tall chimneys,
steeples, spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
floodlights or night lighting)L. To whom reported (Police, West Midlands Police, Coventry.
military, press etc)
M. Name & Address of Informant BROADSDHIELD, who were informed
by West Midlands Police,
Coventry.
N. Background of Informant that
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses
P. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 2401002 Dec 90.
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions
R. Remarks: Object seen by a number of
witnesses who reported it to
West Midlands Police, Coventry.
[REDACTED]
R02
Duty Ops Officer
Date: 24 Dec 90 AF Ops
Distribution:
Sec(AS)2, [REDACTED], MB
AEW/GE, R[ILLEGIBLE]MB
DI 55, Rm [ILLEGIBLE]etropole Bldg
File AF Ops/2/5/1ANNEX A TO SOP 502 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT -----------------------~-~--------------- -----’-’--’" 122000L NO\! 90 appT’Qx 1-2 mins 2 - 3 Set lights getting brighter coming together to form shape like concorde ------~----~-------~-----------------------_._----------------------------- A. Date, Time &- Duration of SiqhtinQ Outdoors Naked eye, Towards informant Just above ’cree level slightly above eye level 2 - :3 miles Forward and sideways then up and down before disappearing b eh i nd h ouses did not reap pear J. Met Conditions during Observations ( Mo v in 9 e.1 0 iJ d 5, h a z e, m i s t e t c ) Bright cleaT’ night sky with a faint drizzle Built up area Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, rese’rvair, lake ete 01" dam, swamp or marsh. river, h i g h b u i 1 din 9 s, t a 11 c h :i mn e y S J steeples, spires. TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, facto’ries, pits 01" o’theT’ sites with floodlights or night lighting) K. _,_____ .__..._....___.___._~ s. Description of Object (NiJ of objects, size.. ~;hapeJ colour, br:ightnessj c.. Locat i onJi n d oorl O!.J td OOT" i stationary/moving D. How Observed (naked eye. binoculars. other optical devict’?, !i>til1 01’ movie E. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be mDre useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) (’ .;:t. Distance (By reference to a known landmark H, Movements <Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed)
L. To whom reported (Police, AF Ops
military, press etc:)
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
Tipton
West Midlands
[REDACTED]
N. Background of Informant that [REDACTED]
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses NIL
P. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 272122Z Dec 90.
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological NIL
Conditions
R. Remarks: Informant saw the object about
1 month ago, it played on his
mind so he decided to report
it now.
[REDACTED]
R02
Duty Ops Officer
Date: 27 Dec 90 AF Ops
Distribution:
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AEW/GE, Rm [ILLEGIBLE]MB
DI 55, Rm [ILLEGIBLE]etropole Bldg
File AF Ops/2/5/1
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
Md.Sec.(AS).
- 2 JAN 199[1]
FILEANNEX A TO
SOP 502
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
----------------------------------------
A. Date, Time &
Duration of Sighting 191853Z Dec 90. 45 seconds.
B. Description of Object Plane of some design - strange shape
(No of objects, size, of "Wright" brothers era. Informant
shape, colour, brightness) stated that it was totally silent.
Had flashing lights first red then
white lights, then red/green lights.
This was followed by a white light
that seemed to illuminate the whole
of the object. It then dropped a
white light (Flare? - informant said
that it didn't light up like a flare.
This light fell 400 to 500 yards south
of his residence.
c. Location, indoor/outdoor, [REDACTED] Fawley Bottom, Henley.
stationary/moving Outdoors/moving.
D. How Observed (naked eye, Naked eye.
binoculars, other optical
device, still or movie
E. Direction in which object South/south-easterly. In direction
first seen (A landmark may of Benson airfield.
be more useful than a badly
estimated bearing)
F. Angle of Sight (Estimated 2000 feet high, maybe higher. Unable
heights are unreliable) to estimate angle of sight.
G. Distance (By reference to a 300 yards south-east of [REDACTED]
known landmark (Informant's residence)
H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G Normal aircraft speed in south/
may be of more use than south-easterly direction.
estimates of course and speed)
J. Met Conditions during Observations Clear.
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, Church. High voltage lines -
high voltage lines, reservoir, lake no large pylons.
etc or dam, swamp or marsh, river,
high buildings, tall chimneys,
steeples, spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
floodlights or night lighting)
L. To whom reported (Police, Thames Valley Police. Police
military, press etc) contacted Air Force Operations
and asked us to contact [REDACTED]
Contacted [REDACTED] at 192015Z.
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
N. Background of Informant that Ex-Army.
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses None.
P. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 192015Z Dec 90 (See L above)
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological NONE
ConditionsR. Remarks: Would be interested in receiving
a phone call on any conclusion
arrived at.
Pointed out at beginning of
conversation that he is listed
in Who's-Who.
[REDACTED]
RO2 Ldr
Duty Ops Officer
AF Ops
Date: 19 Dec 90
Distribution:
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AEW/GE, Rm[REDACTED]MB
DI 55, Rm [REDACTED]etropole Bldg
File AF Ops/2/5/1ANr::::x .f\ ’1" ~l"r’ ’j .JC REPORT OF AN UNIDErJTIFIED FLYI~:G OBJECT c . A . , 1’6. tR.c- ;2..30 ~ I. ~ ~,:2b3 ~ I ~i~ ~ ’. <<-1 ~~ i I 4 O-l~j~’ --~Jb~’/~Jjt~.; b2~ \Lt) i -1)" " , _. :_: r~. ’\., -r ,,, ~ ’~’j: ~~~ I.’ ,’;I) I - u...__~ - . !\j.i~~~ ! i~ ~~)-JJ:b ~ " I :d~. ~1’1".’ i j ’’YO 4. 1 !. .", ! . () iI,--.J . i",~~ :T~h- 5~t>-~ I ’.:.........} It~~.- ! -...,~.... . i I I Date, Time <:~ ’" Duration o~ Sighting "" " ~ . Descript ln ccf Object I?~f (,rf(’), "f ~ \-..~-""\;"s S;z~.. " ~, .’" ... U J t:’l........., J...... , (M S h ;:0 "".’ e , C ( ; ....".,... b r ; ,., r .. ,., p S <’) !W;. _. __ ....J _ ~ ..... ’_ u., J... 5 . I \".I ; J.... ...." Exact Position of Observer Location, i~door/ou:dj)0r, stationary/moving D. Ho~ Observed (naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) - . ~ ... I. v. Directior. in ~hich object first seen (A lantffi2~k ~ay be more ~s~f~l tha~ 2 ca~lY estimated je2ring) S5w’:2tP ’" ~.. ,-’ .8:- - ~c.u-u..’ . "-~ ~- A~gle (If Sigh~ (Es~iffia~e~ heights are unrelia81e) I ~ ~~. ~N~~ pots- - , -~~ ~_.-,. ~ 10-1 so <.b.. 1. - Cistan=e-(Sy refere~ce ~lJ _ k n (, ~n 1 and m 2 r k ) " M ... ~ ,.. ,.... :- ~ v f’k’v em e n t s m Y be of es:imates (Cr.3r1ges in ~, m(1re us~ ’Chan c’)f c(’urse 211<::: ’~." I.-~" r v . s.,.....,c.O~~’\ ’-:-J--.’-") K. Met Conditions during Observations (~ioving clouds, haze, mis~ etc) -~...... nearby Object.s (Ieleph()!’1e :’ine5. h i g h v ;) 1 tag ~ 1 i n e s 1 res ~ r v (~ i~", l a k e ~. or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high builcings, tall chi~neys, steeples, spires, TV or racio masts, airfields, generating plant, . factor eSJ pits or other s ~es with flood1 ghts or night light ng) .....,~..". ---- 0
L. To whom reported (Police, No-one.
military, press etc)
[REDACTED]
M. Name & Address of Informant
Greenford.
N. Background of Informant that Amateur astronomer.
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses None.
P. Date, Time of Receipt 12.05pm 18 Dec 90.
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological None
Conditions
R. Remarks Took photo of object.
New moon last night.
[REDACTED]
Squadron Leader
Duty Operations Officer
AF Ops
Sec(AS)2a
Date 18.12.90
Copies to:
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UNCLASSIFIED
CWD233 17/1846 351C2622
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 171400Z DEC 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 141910Z DEC 90 FOR 20 SECONDS
B. ONE, WHITE LIGHT
C. OUTDOORS STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. MOVING TOWARDS PEMBROOK THEN SHARP RIGHT (NORTH)
F. NOT KNOWN
G. NOT KNOWN
H. NOT KNOWN
J. FROSTY CLEAR
K. NEAR WOOD
L. RAF ST ATHAN PBX
M. [REDACTED] TONYPANDY
N. NIL
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CWD081 15/0317 348C2513
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 141100Z DEC 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 13 DEC 90, 2249Z
B. ONE STAR SHAPED OBJECT
C. ST GILES ON THE HEATH
D. NAKED EYE
E. NOT KNOWN
F. NOT KNOWN
G. NOT KNOWN
H. NOT KNOWN
J. NOT KNOWN
K. NOT KNOWN
L. SGT [REDACTED] LAUNESTON POLICE AND RAF ST MAWGAN
M. [REDACTED] DEVON [REDACTED]
N. NONE
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CAV 2 DGSTI^ c... ...’} ....) 01 tII :::1’ 0 :1’:;"~ ,...-., :?: }-’ ru ....... rt ..-I. .-, t-., ftj ?t .) () , ftj aQ oQ OJ .j ct I) ct .’’) ro ::J’ Q ::J ., < Q () !-"D [\J CT’ ~, 0 t-’ ., ([) t-’ 0’ ;3 <,<: ;::! 0 ~. t-" t-’ (!J c- () (JQ ::.J (j.:j ID O. tII ,~. f-’o Q :;:y tII tII- 1--’ tII t cr t) I"" ct - - n. :f: 0) c.... i-.J (t (./J tII I~’ OJ (1’ iP () ,.. TI OQ ’0 ::J ;::1 II) () C I) .j ,.... II) t,.. (N D ("t D, ::J ’’’I ("I :::s -, tII t-’ Lt) (I) (i> tII to ([) - t:" t...J. - ::J > tII ,:::1’--" fl. !-’-{) 0>- (.... fD ....~ ::r c (j::! ’1 rt OJ’ 3 (I) CD 0) " :y ..... ...~ 1-’ (\) " ,.. t..) /... ("-t I) :::1 < ,... "1 ’D 1\1 :1 (t (! (I) ’1 ’U - n’ ,..... ;:r .j () ;:1’ (11 :::r "",.m,D ’’’1 ::Y- {J} (} ;:J 0 0.. " 1-’ ,.... II) ::J ~.J, (’J~ :.’1’ 0) ’1 ;1 ’1 ., 1\1 IJ} (fI rt tII ::1 !’u :::s ,.... < (. tl) ,." ,.., ("1 n, I~ <: ’::.\ I..J " :J (t.. ....1. t< ( ~,~. t+f. [{J < O~ (!) ’J tII " .~ :::1 (I’ OJ "-/ (f) -- - II) {) (’t ;3 (I! ......... ~. I: I’\J ,-, .. 0) t-... tII [\J ::1 ( I’ et A’ f.. :5 tII ,IJ __.. .....,.....1. -,,1.; ::r: () ’f) [1’) o -~------_.- n GJ ; ID :.:1 ~~ ~~;-" t’:J :r :)’~ CD l), ,.’} U n. ()’ :r: (I) t’. Irl (fI r, ’-:) t,) t:J (fI m ’J :’1 .... fl) :’1 tII CD ~.... t-..I. (0 I-J. ~) rt ’J X :Y z tD C ClJ Cf"’< < () !J1 I’" (jq (, ’1 ’1 <’ ::1 ~: 0) () III {\J .j (J1 "1 rt ..... It) ~ (t OC) ,... 1-" ;:1 !J1 I!I .--.J. () (’. 0) n ’0 (J (\j CD :=J O’ 3 :J 0’ :::S’II) ~1 I") f n n n 0 ~....;.. (.., ,.t tl) 0 ’’’1 ct. _ (lJ II> f1) :::1 (1 ( ’1 rt (!) C a’ f) t--. - ’"’} 1-" ~-, . rt :J /.... () (j) tJ (",. If) (I! ""’, - ,..~ (fI ::.J .) ’1J ’D o ~-1 m() c~ (\) (j\ "’’1 ([) CD oJ (\J m ill :J 0 n oJ ct. :1 ,,~, 1ft ,.’) tII :.J {\) 0, C f1> :’) tII ’1 ’’’I ., - !J1 (). C,.. ....... B () r~ ’1 U) tII :) (’1 {.I! < (..< t-.. r’~ (_J. <’) () CD t) 3 ......."’ a tll fD 1-" a ({) ~.~. ..1...... to ....... ~., (’1 .) 11> :.J ,.’} .--’) .) n (\) ’<’; (jq cD ....*)r..... :.:.1 t....J n. ~J :1 ~.. c () k" "1 ~:r ’’) c: :y flJ C :r> t--f () t) O. .) ’’) (1’ ,) (!) () CD t\) ~ ’’’1 ::J (1 , ~~ :t~ t "" < .) :::s - !J1 ~’J ,~. .j :’1 ’.../ If) , ,.... 1-.’ ;T .) :J’ :J ,..J’I) - (f.:) c C ,1 ""’} (D r..... :J ct’ (\I ~-. " (!) m :"’1 " .) IT 0 ::r "1 tII (() lro I..J IT} fA ::1’ :’J n " ,.~ Uli ....... ...., "1 (fI 0’ ct’ ’t tII II) tII ., f..’, (j) ~./ (’I) n. ::r 3 f11 <) ._1. 1--.1. <.._~. t.l. fD 0) (\) f! :, ::~ .j .) n. c 0 (it.) N n> :J ci I’" :1 0’ ,... f\) ’J < ’U (. cr :.J’ ID r) (Jq 0) ;:1’ ::J () 1-’ ~j OJ ’1 tT .+-~. Cf (1) D. tII ct - t. ::J m II! CD {lj ;-;- C.-. CD ~.J, t< .j (!\ :::J I) :::1 rrJ ’-"~ t1’ cD ........... () II) .) ’" C\1 - (. ((i’Ii< IiJ : j () ill - ’1 < (j) VI (_! @,. f) fH c-t t-" - (fj VI ’0 "J .._~ ’< ’1 cj) (\1 ’.< (I) ~,’" n. CJ --~_.._-- -- ~t I f.g . 1t- ~~f ’f ir __h ’. C~ C) ,P .~ ~ ~.. r~ , i, ;;.,~J’ ,. +..._.-_.._--_."....__.._...,...-."~,--. ’. --- . .: ....---"-~~. ’1 f I \ II .I _.._._._._...-~--_._._-- J... .~ ~’ ~ to ;: ~t :x ’!> J.. ;JJ fT) ’1J o ::J.J ’-1 o ." : ~ ~- c z 1-; t:J (f) ’?’ ~-! 1-1 ’-’1 I-j [11 t:J ’TJ [~ ..< ,-; ’. C) C) l1J r _.. fll C) ~-1 r c z , ..~ ill ’0>< c I\. ;1> ’-1L. To whom reported (Police, No one.
military, press etc)
[REDACTED]
M. Name & Address of Informant
Balas [REDACTED]
N. Background of Informant that [REDACTED]
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses See R.
P. Date, Time of Receipt 12.12.90
16.00 hrs.
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions
R. Remarks The lady claimed that
shortly after seeing the
object she saw a youth
standing at the roadside
looking 'absolutely terrified'
Had watched TV programmes
on UFOs.
[REDACTED]
Squadron Leader
Duty Operations Officer
AF Ops
Date 12.12.90
Copies to:
Sec(AS)2
AEW/GE
DI 55
File AF Ops/1/11[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: Sec. (AS)2, 11 DEC 1990, FILE]
UNCLASSIFIED
CWD256 11/1143 345C1977
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 110900Z DEC 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 10 DEC 90. 1635Z. ONE TO TWO SECONDS
B. ONE ROUND BRIGHT GREEN OBJECT. SIZE NOT KNOWN
C. INDOORS [REDACTED] NORTH MOUNT VERNON, GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
D. NAKED EYE
E. NORTH
F. TRAVELLED OVER HEAD
G. NOT KNOWN
H. NORTH TO SOUTH
J. DARK CLEAR SKY
K. AIRCRAFT GOING NORTH. NOT NEAR THE OBJECT
L. GLASGOW AIRPORT AND SCATCC
M. [REDACTED] ADDRESS AS IN C
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O. NONE
P. 10 DEC 90. 1645Z. FROM SCATCC
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UNCLASSIFIED
CAB056 10/1131 344C0959
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 071455Z DEC 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 062000-2030L DEC 90
B. GLOWING BALL. CIRCULAR, WHITE IN COLOUR VERY BRIGHT, NO SMELL OR
SOUND
C. FALKIRK. OBSERVED OUTDOORS. STEADY MOVEMENT
D. NAKED EYE
E. OBJECT COMING FROM NE DIRECTION ABOVE CLOUDS
F. NIL
G. APPROX HALF MILE AWAY
H. STEADY MOVEMENT. THROUGH THE CLOUDS
J. CLOUDY
K. SIGHTED WITHIN BUILT UP AREA OVER BP CHEMICAL BUILDING
L. MILITARY ORGANISATION [REDACTED]
M. [REDACTED]
N. NIL
O. [REDACTED]
P. 071445L DEC 90
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1 0 DEC 1990
FILE
UNCLASSIFIED
CAB039 08/0347 341C3659
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 071235Z DEC 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 221050L FOR A FEW MINUTES
B. ONE OBJECT. 10FT IN DIAMETER, DISC SHAPED WITH FOUR FLEXIBLE
PROTRUSIONS. COPPER OR BRASS COLOURED. LIGHTS AROUND DISC AND ON
LEGS. NO SOUND OR SMELL
C. OBSERVER LOCATED IN HULL. OBJECT OBSERVED BOTH INDOORS AND
OUTDOORS AND MOVING
D. OBSERVED WITH NAKED EYE
E. COMING FROM NE TO SW, OVER HUMBER BRIDGE AREA AT HELICOPTER HEIGHT
G. OVER THE TOP OF THE HOUSE
H. STEADY MOVEMENT ALTHOUGH IT STOPPED STATIONARY FOR A SHORT PERIOD
OF TIME
J. VERY CLEAR AND GOOD VISIBILITY
K. NIL
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L. MILITARY ORGANISATION
M. [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
N. INFORMANT [REDACTED] YEAR OLD MAN
O. WIFE TEL NO: [REDACTED]
P. 071030L DEC 90
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CAV 2 DGSTI.! ... ~ (:?,ii ’- ~NgX A sgP’ 50~~ TO REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT --------------------------------------- A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting :5 Dee 90, 23152 B. Description of Object (No of objects, size. shiape, colour, brightness) Red and Blue lights over Thames estuary to the south. ---------------------------------------------------------------------,-~- c. Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving Outside. Still. D. How Observed (naked eye, bin 0 cuI ar s, 0 the r 0 p tic ia 1 device, still or movie through binoculars E. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) South. -- -- F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) 10-15 degrees above horizon. --- G. Di stanc e {By re fe1’enc e to a No est imate. known landma1’k H. Movements (Changes in E, F 8< G Still. may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) J. Met Conditions during Observations Clear. (Moving clouds. haze. mist etc) K. Nearby Objects (Telephone linesl RiveT Thames high voltage lines. rese1’voiT’1 lake etc 01’ dam, swamp or ma1’sh, riveT, h i g h b u i 1 d n g s.. tall chi mn e y s, steep 1 es, sp ires, TV or rad i 0 masts. ai1’fields, generating plant, facto1’ies, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting)L. To whom reported (Police, AFDO.
military, press etc)
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
LEE ON SEA
ESSEX
N. Background of Informant that [REDACTED]
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses Wife
P. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 052330Z Dec 90
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological NONE
Conditions
R. Remarks: Sensible conversation.
[REDACTED]
Sqn Ldr
Duty Ops Officer
AF Ops
Date: 5 Dec 90
Distribution:
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AEW/GE, Rm[REDACTED]MB
DI 55, Rm [REDACTED]etropole Bldg
File AF Ops/2/5/1[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: Sec. (AS)2, -5 DEC 1990, FILE]
UNCLASSIFIED
CAB108 05/1105 339C1306
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 050800Z DEC 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 4 DEC 90. 2040Z
B. ONE. LONG WITH WINGLETS. WHITE
C. CAR. A505 PUTTERIDGBURY. OUTDOORS. MOVING
D. NAKED EYE. STILL OR CINE CAMERA
E. ACROSS A505 NORTH TO SOUTH
F. ABOVE CLOUD BASE (4000FT)
G. NOT KNOWN
H. CHANGING. STRAIGHT LINE
J. 6/4000 8 KM
K. NIL
L. LUTON POLICE
M. [REDACTED] LUTON
N. NIL
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P. 4 DEC 90. 2150
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CWD078 26/1235 330C1385
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 260800Z NOV 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 252145 NOV 90
B. ONE, ABOUT THE SIZE OF THE MOON. ROUND BALL, ORANGE, VERY, NIL
SOUND OR SMELL
C. EXMOUTH LOOKING OUT TO SEA, INDOORS, STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. SOUTH
F. AT EYE LEVEL (FROM SECOND STORY WINDOW)
G. YARDS AWAY
H. MOVING SLOWLY ACROSS THEN DOWN BEHIND TREES
J. CLEAR
K. TREES, BUILDINGS
L. POLICE
M. [REDACTED]
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O. [REDACTED]
P. 252341Z NOV 90
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CAV 2 DGSTI,~ REPORT OF AN UtFDt:’fITT;:’H’D !="f VTf’’’’ r-p T;:-’-’T _...... ........ _ <-.J ~ _ J. J... ,1 ’....J ....; ~ (,,1 ~ \.... AN ;EX A :::’Ur’ )02 I I It. ! i F j I R I ’-’. i I I ! i ! ! , I v ~ I I I I D. i I =.. . )escr’ip:i<:,r. c.f Ob iect ~"""( n"’.."" I ~~’( ’._, Aicr " ~~~~’l’\ ~ ’ ~,~ t5: ( ~1 ,) 0 f Q b j E C :. s, s i z e , /i. ’. I’ ,t ~ :. ’:’\’i?’ ca.~{’( ~l\. shape, c,,,,:;’,"’ur b~iari:J)""S~)(~~ 0.;,1’0:’" L. \’ ""~-!...~,, . . ., . :.:;>" -, ’-’ (j t I’ "..: ,CO’ -’ vr:v.,."gN~-, V{~~ I’ ~ i U ~^.<: ~.’ .... , ..’ ! ~ _ Pt....... \ .’."’# -. .Ildu ~’ ~:J ~~-J. 1 ,~ .~: i .. ~---i:s: ~ , O~t; ’" .- Da t e, Tim e ;~ :;~ r 2 t. i,::r: (1 f ’sigh.ting 1.5 1; l, -~ ’N~~J rV~4\ ,fJ I I I ! , ~" i ~: i I I I ! ! i ~xact Position of Observer =-(1c2ti()~, ir:d( ,"’" r/r ~;;--_(1."’1(’)r . . -, - - -- . -, , statlonary/moving ~0W Observed (naked eye, jinoculars, other oPtical ’~""/l’C’" ",..,,< rr m-"’E’ ..-."- ’-’1...................... _1 ;tJ’_Jy..l j Directior; fi.rst seen i~ ’,.JrllCh ()bject ( .. 1 a r:c rr 2 ~ k !’:. 2 Y ;;..." , :l.:.j’.J"",." " t "’tV I i\ ’j I Na~.:l ! I je more ~sef~l ~h2~ _ b2~ly esti~ateG ~earing) 11 ~~’ () I ~" ’ri \ ".~~’iv\’ ,I::: ....’,,,.. ’ ...L _ ,\ 1+. ..~......, .."’~ ....f".""" I ., .,_ _I!~ v~i,;J~ v’\~~~ u;;;..~t~~?~,..:.-~ c) I i, ";, 1\ f.t.;;.r~~ , , ’ I ! t" . A~gle (If Sight (Esti~a~e~ heights a~e unreliasle) ’[\i <\.\ ’ in~.::... &o , \::\~, !ok~ ~ r U. \ ~ """. \ i k- l’~ 1\9 .. ,~,~ ~ ) ~,:Q.., ". E. Cist~nC .(Ey refere~ce k n c. ’,.,’ n 1 2 !1 d:TI 2; r k ) v,_l ""’"’ no (\f~,,-"’\(J~" , i i ---l i !’ojr) v em e n t s ffiay be of es:irr:ates ( Ch a [, g e s 1. n ::., m (1 r e use t. h 2 1’1 .)f Ci)urSe ana ~ n{:;. 0......: ’\ ~. ~..... ’- ’-’ : j "> T v . ,.. ~ G Net Conditic1ns du~ing (~;r)vi!1g clouds, haze, Cro S e!""" va ~ io!’1 S .. k>~i L~e~<) ’~~ _, . _’ -J’ i!""’~ - -~~ ~ ’"Y\’e~\ v’t"\. lk...,."....., CJ::;." \..__..,,) "7,"’-" ’<: " v r: . mis:’ c..........\ "A ..... -’_ ) (’"". .. t\ . J1J: ~&JL -+ ,V\.’, : ,~;;G.~\ \~, . ,li-~. ’" \tlC~0-- ~~~~-,,;; \ I r"i,t’ ~I-? !" .... ~earby Objects (Telephone lines. h i g h V;"} 1 t;;:; -=.c. 1 i n.o ~ yo (::a S Co ,.. V ,..., -: ~~ i 2 K’ :"’ ’-’ _ ...... !:} -. "...... ~ .I. ’- __, . ’- __.:. .’ ~. ,~ ~ or dam, swamp (Jr marsh, river, high builcings, tall chi~neys, s~e;~les, spires, TV or ;acio masts, 21rl1elcs, generating plant, factories, pi~s or other sites wi~~ floodlights or ni"h~ ll’~h~in~’ b .... .... O....._..~/L. To whom reported (Police, Satellite laser Ranger Group
military, press etc) Have - but not in that area at that
equipment time.
[REDACTED]
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED] Sussex.
N. Background of Informant that Interested in UFOs +
may be volunteered radio communication etc.
Works for police in Brighton
O. Other Witnesses Wife + Son. (aged 4)
P. Date, Time of Receipt 11.40 16 November.
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions
R. Remarks Sounded v. knowledgeable
about lasers etc.
Had spoken to
Hurstmonceux who had
told him that they had
equipment which could
produce such an effect.
[REDACTED]
Squadron Leader
Duty Operations Officer
AF Ops
Date. 16 Nov 90
Copies to:
Sec(AS)2
AEW/GE
DI 55
File AF Ops/1/11UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted) 07. NOV AT 1900L FOR 5MINS B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness sound, smell etc) ONE. VERY LARGE. FIVE RED LIGHTS. IN A SEMI CIRCLE. FLASHING WHITE LIGHTS ON SIDE C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location, indoors or outdoors, stationary or moving) OUTDOORS. DRIVING A CAR. D. How observed. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still of movie camera) NAKED EYE. E. Direction in which object was first seen. (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) CAEN RD ROUNDABOUT. F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable) 115. LOOKING NORTH TO ROUNDABOUT G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible) H. Movements. (Changes in E, F, and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) J. Meteorological conditions during observations. (Moving cloud, haze, mist etc) VERY CLEAR NITE. K. Nearby objects. (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, tv or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with flood-lights or other night lighting) ROUNDABOUT. L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc) MILITARY ORGANISATIONS. M. Name and address of informant. [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Section 40 N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. O. Other witnesses. (name and address) DAUGHTER. SAME ADDRESS. P. Date and time of receipt of report. 2015. 07 NOV 90. 1. Reports received of unidentified flying objects are to be sent as quickly as possible to MOD (Air) using the above format. 2. Details for transmitting reports see Ops Order Book, Section C, Order No. 17.
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
1 2 NOV 1990
AIR FORCE OPERATIONS
REPORT OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting 06 NOVEMBER 1990 2110
Local times to be quoted FOR 4½ MINUTES
B. Discription of Object ONE LIGHT, FIRST SIZE OF STAR
Number of objects,size,shape,colours, THEN INCREASING. WHITE LIGHT
brightness,sound,smell,etc. QUITE BRIGHT, NO SOUND.
C. Exact position of observer OUTDOORS, STATIONARY.
Geographical location,indoors our out, FILTON, NEAR BRISTOL.
stationery or moving.
D. How Observed THROUGH NAKED EYE.
Naked eye,binoculars,other optical NIL.
device,still or movie camera.
E. Direction in which Object was First Seen EASTERLY. PERSON CERTAIN OF
A landmark more useful than badly THIS DUE TO BEING IN LINE WITH
estimated bearing. SATELLITE.
F. Angular Elevation of Object APPROXIMATELY 3000FT.
Estimated heights are unreliable. PERSON DIFFICULT TO ASSESS.
G. Distance of Object from Observer 30° TO THE NORTH.
Ref. to known landmark when possible. SEEMED TO BE FOLLOWING THE M4.
H. Movements of Object NO, SEEMED A SMOOTH TRANSITION.
Changes in E,F & G more use than est.
course and speed.
J. Met. Condition During Observation SKY CLEAR, NO WIND.
Moving clouds, haze, mist, etc.
K. Nearby Objects FLEW OVER FILTON AERODROME.
Telephone or high-voltage lines; dam, lake
or reservoir; swamp or marsh; river; high
building, tall chimney, steeples,spires or
masts; airfields, generating plants;pits,
factories or other lighted sites, or lighting.
L. To Whom Reported POLICE.
Police, Military org. the press, etc.
M. Name and Address of Informant [REDACTED]
N. Any Background Information on Informant SOME FLYING EXPERIENCE AND
that may be Volunteered PARACHUTING.
O. Other Witness WIFE.
P. Date and Time of Receipt of Report 2210 06 NOVEMBER 1990
Copies to: SEC(AS)2
AEW/GE [REDACTED]
DI55 Signature. [REDACTED]
AFOPS/2/5/1
[REDACTED] POST IN AIR FORCE 03 13 Nov.********************************* * * * With Compliments * * * * SATCO * * * * RAF MANSTON * * [REDACTED] * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *********************************
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
Sec. (AS)2
12 NOV 1990
FILE
KENT COUNTY CONSTABULARY
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted)
BETWEEN 2215HRS 30/10/90 AND 0130HRS 31/10/90 [REDACTED]
AND HIS GIRLFRIEND [REDACTED]
KINGSGATE, KENT SIGHTED WHAT THEY BELIEVE TO BE AN UNIDENTIFIED
FLYING OBJECT.
B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape,
colours, brightness, sound, smell. etc.)
THE OBJECT WAS VERY DARK IN COLOUR, AND WHAT APPEARED TO BE THE
UNDERCARRAGE WAS BLACK. THERE WERE FLASHES COMING FROM THE SURROUNDING
CLOUDS IN SEQUENCE, NOT MORE THAT A MINUTE/MINUTE AND A HALF APART.
C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or
or moving)
THEY WERE TOGETHER IN THE FRONT ROOM OF THEIR FLAT LOOKING OUT OF THE
WINDOW WHEN THEY SAW FLASHES IN THE SKY. THEY WATCHED FOR SOME TIME
AND SAW AN OBJECT APPEAR IN THE CLOUDS. WHEN THE OBJECT WAS VISIBLE
[REDACTED] STATES THAT IT RESEMBLED A 'FLYING SAUCER' SHAPE.
D. How observed. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical
device, still or movie camera.)
BETWEEN 2250HRS - 2315HRS 30/10/90 [REDACTED] AND [REDACTED] SAW SEVEN
E. SMALL OBJECT FLYING AROUND THE LARGE DARK OBJECT IN THREE GROUPS,
ONE SET OF THREE AND TWO SETS OF TWO. THESE SMALL OBJECT HAD COLOURED
LIGHTS ON THEM THAT FLASHED IN SEQUENCE, EVEN THOUGH THESE OBJECTS
ONLY SEEM A LITTLE LARGER THAN STARS, [REDACTED] STATED THAT THESE
LIGHTS WERE VISIBLE TO THE EYE.
THE SMALL OBJECTS MOVED AROUND THE SKY A LITTLE AND THEN APPEARED TO
LAND ON THE LARGE DARK OBJECT, THIS THEN MOVED BACK INTO THE CLOUDS
F. WHICH WERE NOW A GOLDEN COLOUR, AND DISAPPEARED.
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever
possible)
[REDACTED] SAID THAT THIS OBJECT WAS DIRECTLY OVER THE HOUSE OPPOSITE
AND FILLED MOST OF THE SKY VISIBLE FROM THE WINDOW. NEITHER OF THEM
HAD TO LOOK AT THE OBJECT AT AN ANGLE, IT APPEARED TO BE STRAIGHT
AHEAD OF THEM.
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than
estimates of course and speed.)
J. Meteorological conditions during observations. (Moving
clouds, haze, mist etc.)K. Nearby objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines;
reservoir, lake, swamp or marsh; river; high buildings,
tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts;
airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other
sites with flood-lights or other night lighting.)
Hossing estate - no significant chimneys etc.
L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the
press etc.)
Police at Margate and Radio Kent
M. Name and address of informant.
See over
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
N/A.
O. Other witnesses.
None
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
P200 31/10/90
This Form to be sent to the Warning & Monitoring Officer
at Force Headquarters. Enquiries Force Headquarters
extension [REDACTED],~ REPORT OF AN UNI JECr :JCt-’ A . Da t e, Tim e ;~ ~ - ~l- ’t l ’S::O I I ~ ~j~~ :~~ _oe~u-~, l6t,. el ,~~- ~~_L:~ ~.. ! f l\\IDI\I\’u, .6d .~~C~\ CJ:}cl~’-Lr \o\ i7rk Q I a ~ how~ <.& I I (1JVV\~ ~ I . I I , I u~~~1 ! ! i J~rati0~ ~)f Sighting ~> ’-, ~ . Descr-iptic,n (if Object (~JI) of objects, size, shape, c01our, brightness) c . Exact Position of Observer ~0cati(}~J i~d00r/0utd0or, stationary/moving " !J . MOW Observed (naked eye, binocula:s, other op:icel tevice, sti~: or mj~vie) ItbcJve.. (1j~~- ~ - . Dire~tio~ in rihich object fir~st seen (A lantm2~k ~2Y je more ~sef~l ~ha~ _ S2ClY estimaLed jearing) r\Ar ~J1 <" u. ~ A~gl~ (If Sigh: (Es:iffia:e~ .. ~.,’ P;~V~ j I I - ~ I I (’1\ .... , .JJ. ’{~J\or(; ! heights are unreliable) Cist2n:e-C2y refere~:e ~[_\ _ k n (. ’..m 1 and m 2 r k ) H. Movements (Cha~ges in _, ? & G may be of more us~ ~han estimates of course ana speec1 ! s 6.-v (~.J\’t ; . (J : ( ~ (Y\cu-t.~\ -~31 .. ? J.,()Q}.,U’J T v . Met Conditions du~in Observa~ on3 ( ~’it) v in g (,’ 10 U d S J h a z e 1 IT: is: e 7.. c ;(i {j -h ",,: : ’- ""-~. K. t~earby Objects (Teleph\~ne lines! high voltage lines, reserv0i~-, ~aKe or dam} s~amp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, 7V or racio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pi~s or other si:es ~i:h floodlights or night lighting) vLcQL. To whom reported (Police, RAF Chivenor
military, press etc)
[REDACTED]
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED] Devon
N. Background of Informant that
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses 3 others (Husband and
two friends)
P. Date, Time of Receipt Chivenor 09 1240 Z
Sec(AS) 09 1250 Z
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological nil
Conditions
R. Remarks Report passed by F/S
[REDACTED] Chivenor
Chivenor had their helo
up. Their pilot saw
nothing. Lady sounded
rational.
[REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2a
Squadron Leader
Duty Operations Officer
AF Ops
Date. 9/11/90
Copies to:
Sec(AS)2
AEW/GE
DI 55
File AF Ops/1/11MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Sec 1612 -8 NOV 1990 FILE TOP FEED DIRECTION 75 U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD324 08/1625 312C2624 FOR CAB ROUTINE 080800Z NOV 90 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 072100Z NOV 90 B. TWO, LARGE DELTA SHAPE, WHITE, 3-5 LIGHTS, NOT PISTON C. PERTON, WOLVERHAMPTON, OUTDOORS, STATIONARY D. BINOCULARS E. WEST HEADING ENE F. NOT KNOWN G. NOT KNOWN COULD BE NEAR OR FAR H. STEADY J. CLEAR K. NONE L. WEST BROMWICH POLICE M. [REDACTED] N. POLICEMAN PAGE 2 RBDAID 0005 UNCLAS O. SON P. 080630Z NOV 90 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DGSTI
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Sec 1612 -9 NOV 1990 FILE TOP FEED DIRECTION 74 U N C L A S S I F I E D CAB187 08/1726 312C2767 FOR CAB ROUTINE 080810Z NOV 90 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 072100Z NOV 90 B. ONE, AIRSHIP, YELLOW STRIP OF LIGHTS RED LIGHT ABOVE AND BELOW, CAP THEN SAME AGAIN C. [REDACTED] HEREFORD, OUTDOORS, STATIONARY D. BINOCULARS E. SN F. NOT KNOWN G. VIRTUALLY OVER HEAD H. NOT KNOWN J. CLEAR SKY K. SCHOOL L. HEREFORD POLICE M. [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID 0004 UNCLAS N. NONE O. WIFE P. 072132Z NOV 90 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO ) CYB 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DGSTI
J. .;,1 -" .. ~~PORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT --------------~---------------------- A, Date, Time ~( Duration Dr Sighting 071930-21 081800-onwards B. Description of Object (No of obJects, size, shape, colour, brightness) Series of blue red & white flashing lights moving Slowly above the horizon --------------------------------------------~--------------------------_. c. Location, indooY’/OLltdooT’, stationary/moving Outside house on hill overlooking the sea ~ D. How Obser-ved (naked eye, binoculars, other optici:tl device, still or movie through binoculars ., .’ E. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be mors useful than a badly estimated bearing) To the east approx 10 miles off coast at Hi3rtlepool F. Angle of Sight <Estimated heights are unreliable) Low level but above ho’r-izon ^ ..... Distance (By reference to a known landmark See E H. Appears to be hovering although one set seemed to m~ve slowlij from NE to SW of him fi.".. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimdtes of course dnd speed) . v. Met Conditions during Observations (Nov ng clouds, hdze. mist etc) 07 Nav completely cloudy 08 Nov partially cloudy Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir. lake etc or dam, swamp or marsh. river. h i 9 h b u 1 din 9 S J tall chi mn e IJ s, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, ai1"fields. generating plant. factories, pits or other sites with floodlights Dr night lighting) K. NIL
L. To whom reported (Police,
military, press etc) RAF Boulmer Operations 082020 No
[REDACTED] Sqn RAF Boulmer
Section 40
M. Name & Address of Informant Section 40 [REDACTED]
Peterslee, Co Durham
Section 40 [REDACTED]
N. Background of Informant that Ex ROC observer
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses Wife
P. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 082050Z Nov 90
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions NONE
R. Remarks: NIL
Section 40 [REDACTED]
RCII
Duty Ops Officer
Date: 8 Nov 90 AF Ops
Distribution:
Sec(AS)2, Section 40 [REDACTED] MB
AEW/OE, Rm [REDACTED] MB
DI 55, Rm [REDACTED] etropole Bldg
File AF Ops/2/5/1.... REPORT Of AN UNIDENTIFIED fLYING OBJECT , I A. I I I i3. I I I I I i C. Date I Time ,~ Durati0~ 0f Sighting Descr-ipt.i(ln (;f Cbjec (No of objects, size snape, c::ilour, brigh’ Exact Position of Observer L0cati(1~J i~d00rI0utd00r, stationary/moving AN1:EX ,4. :;C)r’ ’J{.J2 ",!""...-, :. ’...,? 5~ K.)j,J 8- , (s-- I lf~l ~& ~-(j I . ." I ’-~~ -\- ~~~ t0~t;’1 ’V it9 " ~cd I ~. \v L9\."C.Pl CJues’PedC’.t ~L ! t I i ! I I ! C!’JJ.~ ’\ C> Lb i _ Ca_I /6:, A.V’it.ti;~ D. How Observed (naked eye, binc’culars, other optical device, still or movie) c~ ft~l -~. ~ .. Direction in which object fir.st seen (A la~tm2~k ~ay je ~ore ~seful tha~ _ ~a~l~. esti~ated bearing) i’l .l~JlliJ 0’\K:..r ~,.nU’l(Ul , . A~~le (If Sigh: (Es~i~a:e~ heights are unreliable) ~j l’C:J’~ ,~ v. Cistan~~.CEy refere~ce ~IJ _ knc,wn landm2r k) ,t-~ a- 0~ H. I -i , i ~it) v em e n t s (Ch a ~ g e sin ~, :- ~!; G may be of m()re use Lh2n esti~ates of C0urse ana s~Eec) ’N" ~’\-b ..M.Q/~3 T u . Met Conditions during (r~ioving e:louds, hezEt Clt s e r v a ~ if) rl S mist. 0.........\ ,,~ i,;._ ) \Jt: ;\ ~"" ~;\/ ~.~ K. - t~earby Objects (Telephone lin~s~ high voltage lines, reserv(~i~, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high builcings, tall ch ~neys, steeples, spires, TV or ratio masts, airfields, generating plan:, factories, pi~s or other s ~es ~ith floodlights or night light ng) ^-~rL ~~L. To whom reported (Police, Local paper. military, press etc) MoD M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED] N. Background of Informant that No real interest. may be volunteered [REDACTED] O. Other Witnesses Daughter, Suter P. Date, Time of Receipt 13.75 8.il 90 Q. Any Unusual Meteorological nothing Conditions R. Remarks Certain not an aircraft Still there 70 mers later [REDACTED] [REDACTED].. USq CA? 2e Squadron Leader Duty Operations Officer Date. 8th. November. 1990 AF Ops Copies to: Sec(AS)2 AEW/GE DI 55 File AF Ops/1/11
WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE COMMUNITY RELATIONS OFFICE ROYAL AIR FORCE FINNINGLEY Doncaster South Yorkshire DN9 3LQ Tel. Doncaster [REDACTED]
UNCLASSIFIED FIN/2286/Org REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 2330L 2 NOV 90 B. Description of Object. LIGHT "FLICKERING RED & GREEN" C. Exact Position Observer. [REDACTED] SHEFFIELD. D. How Observed. NAKED EYE / BINDS E. Direction in which Object was first seen. BY END OF GREAT BEAR F. Angle of Sight. NOT KNOWN G. Distance. NOT KNOWN H. Movements. STATIONARY. J. Meteorological conditions during observation. CLEAR NIGHT K. Nearby objects. GREAT BEM(PLOUGH) CONSTELLATION L. To whom reported. ORDEALY OFFICER (PLT OFF [REDACTED]) M. Name and Address of informant. Tel. Sheffield [REDACTED] (Man) N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. LOCAL [ILLEGIBLE] POLICE INFO'D FIRST & SUGGESTED HE CONTACT FINNINGLEY. O. Other witnesses. LOCAL POLICE ! O/O BELIEVED IT TO BE A STAR!!! P. Date and time of receipt of report. 2330L 2 Nov 90. Q. Is a reply requested. No — Informant sounded sober! UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED 1 08/0943 31201396 AB NE 080805Z NOV 90 RAF WEST DRAYTON MODUK AIR CLASSIFIED Z6F SCT: AERIAL PHENOMENA 1840 NOV 90 ME, BRIGHT TRIANGULAR SHAPED, SWEPT BACK WINGS, EIGHT TO TEN S IT DOORS, MOVING AKED EYE, BINOCULARS E TO SW IT KNOWN AND ONE HALF MILES, NORWICH WNW OVER TOP HOUSE STEADY CLEAR IT KNOWN ANGLIA TELEVISION, NORWICH AIRPORT [REDACTED] 2 RSBAID 0003 UNCLAS ONE [ILLEGIBLE] RIBUTION Z6F 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO ) 1 DR 66/AEW 2 DCSTI
;r:# ----------------------.-.-------.---- REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT -------_._---------~--------------------- A. Date, Time 8< Duration of Sighting 07 N H Q ~ S Z, f:\\’ \’ ~’" 1’V\\1~ ’1- S4~~ \~Jr , \t!-i~~ ti~~’" 4- (’1 ~ ~(\uk\ rl{f< B. Descr~ptiDn of Ob~ect 0’\0’ j’’\.~~ o\;~HJ- n~t] H ~, (4\.. w~) \;\~L-.h ~ (No 0 fob ~ e c t S, 5 ~ Z e.’ ~ ~,. ~ fN ~ r\iv...,:; Ih.J- ~ l.~~-’\. G\X:)J; S hap e , C 0 3. 0 U r , b r 1 9 h t n e s s ) 11.~ t ~ ~ (J’I (j\"Y ~ tAUv.I 14j ~ h..x 1’\I’V""",, wt.~""\ V’~1., _ ________ __________.__ _ ___ _ ___ ___{ _~_~~~’::’.S __ N~iy---_--- _____ ____ ___ ___ _____ c. Location, indoor/outdoOT’, stationary/moving () v~ ’ \i-rs ’ --------_.~.."’-"’........._._------ D. How Observed (naked eye, binc!culars, other optical device, still or movie N ~ ’i.~ Q,Aj.l \. ~\;J b Ilhn-~\.<vl ().4 r, ---.. ---------- E. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) N ~ ~1A lW~r W" \ ij e.~. "’Vwf tt’’’’’’’~ --- 11.’ \ fM \iVlwij F. Angle Df Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable> \w.; .~ S’K ~’ ------.......... _..........._..__._-~ ----....... G. Distance (By refer~nce to a known landmark .- --...--------- ---.--------- H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) w~ ~ ~~ l!L+r ,- ’~~,~ Wt’"J , ~\ \~k h W\,\, J. Met CDnditions during ObservatiDns (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) t~ t if\) V\!~ \ , ---’ jI.. Nearby Objects (TelephDne Ii TIes. high voltage lines. T’ese-rvoir, lake Dr dam. swamp Dr marsh, river. h i 9 h b u i 1 din 9 5 , tal 1 chi mn e y s, steeplE’~" spires, T\I or radio masts, a ’ fie 1 d S I 9 en era tin 9 plan t , factDries, pits Dr other sites with floodlights or night lighting) ~--.To whom reported (Police,
military, press etc) Bridgnorth Police,
and Plt lt [REDACTED] at RAF Cosford who
passed the message to AFOpr.
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
Highley
Shropshire [REDACTED]
N. Background of Informant that
may be volunteered Familiar with a/c and military a/c.
O. Other Witnesses Wife with him at home.
P. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 072153 Z NN 90
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions —
R. Remarks:
—
[REDACTED]
~~Sqn Ldr~~ R02
Duty Ops Officer
AF Ops
Date: 07 Nov 90
Distribution:
Sec(AS)2, [REDACTED] MB
AEW/OE, Rm [REDACTED] MB
DI 55, Rm [REDACTED] etropole Bldg
File AF Ops/2/5/1....... 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Direc 10n ITI which object irst seen (A landm.ark ma~ ~:’J]tlV 1 t\ ~;j:’ F’r~.tJM i\~[H~’111 "’r~ s~:nJr~-i < ~’~t~L.A~~%:t-f~~F’f~~~~ ~3 ~A~J\J(J~4’t~) be mar .useful than a badly estima ed bearing) .,."".~"",""’.’""""".,,,."’’’’’’’’’’’.~~.......,,,.,’’.,...’’’’...,..’’"’’’,..’’’’’>.b.’’’>.,._,-.,~.,,,,’’’’’’:>’:=,~...,...’-’’’’,,,,.’’’’"’’’~’OC,~.,,,,....,,.’’’’"’’’.~.....~..,,’~._’’’’’’’.~"..,~.,."",.,..,......~.."’~.,,,...,..._....~...’d""<_"’..~.,~’’’’’’’’’,..,."=."".~."’"..,"~.,.".......""~.oc.-~.."~.,.,..,.b..~..........,"~,...""’="""’’’’’’’<_....,,......-~...~.~__....."_~"""_....""-"’"’...",._.....""...,~.""~."’~_""’’’’~....’’’’’’’~’’’’.’’’’’__>,,.~_...., r.""" t...., Ie of S ght (Estimated heights ~T~e unreliable> 4.~j IjE{iR’~ ES "’’’,..,.,,,...,.~...,..,.’’"’-’’’’’’,,.~’’’’’.,.=..~,,..,.,,..,’’~.,.,.’’’’’.~,..._.,,’’<_..."’.,’’’’..’’’’d’’’.<_’_..ff’.~’’’’’~".,."~._.,,,.’’’’’’,...._-...~,,.-.."..-.,>.-..,.....~.."~".-.."","~..,""""-"".~".’.’,,.,~......,,’""."" ,..<",.,"o~-"""~""",-",,,.,~.......’"".~,,....""’":<"__."""’..~".b=."’.,,,....’"~,,. 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C~tJ2t~~lf~ 11J;!G.tfl~~ ~\tll., (;L..Otfi) ""~.-.~.~__.....~"~.."""...,""""."".,.-.,,’’’’"’’.,’"-’’_’’’’..’’’.....~~.,...,.~..,,..’"’,..’’’.’O:.~"",....~",.,"""..,",’’’’’’’’’’~..,’’’’’’’’....’’’’’’=,.’"’’......,~...~’’’’’’’..,,,....,..,..’’’’’’.,’’’’’’’’~..’’’~."’,._""""’..........,"’..,"’’’’........’’’’’;:j,’’’’’.’’’...........".."’’’’_,.,.".’’’’~....~.".,’’’’’’’’.,.,...~,,-=~..._,.,"’...~.........,"’.....,.....,""’.."""""""...,.....""’~.,_""’,.."....._"_,_,......~.,,.,.,.,,_.........=.."...,_""""~"""""’,..,_...................".,,’"’,.....,.....~......,.,.,..... "If ~J’\, Nearby Objects (TelephaJ1e llnes~ g~4~::~f’J~~~: ~.~\HJt~r~ 1 ~~ ~~i ,j;. {} tE: f~ f0 S J T’ e ~’5.~T"\r/{’2 "f~ ,$ 1 ~~1 ~ $! t2~ 1::C r;J ~1’’’ d {!!1 f~r ~~ ~;} i’~ t~ P fJ; ’f’:. tr~ ~!E~ 1~"" 1!i. h ;. ~r. j.. ’1v~ ;~? T~ J di ~~~:. t:. 0, 1 I C i1. i, .rn rt {:;’ ~~} ~\ J"" spi esy ’T’V OT radio masts; ’ig;:; ~~ 1;{: ’fi: {~ ’f’f }’J ~} ~ ~’1: t;. :~. i; ~ , Q’f" t ~. To ..... ’i;# ~;,~ ~t~ i~ t h ~.,. J<’:. ’i ~1-i’;: 1 ] inffl ~.~".............-,......""",’~’."’"........"’""~.,..,.,.""""’..,~"...",........,,""K..~i"’~.,’,.-",~."’:"~.~"_"...,.""~.....,.,,,,.,,..,~"",.""~..’’’’’.,,.,...’’’’’’=,,...’.",."’"~=".~....,..,.,,,....,_.,,~..,=~...’’’’,.,,"’’’.....,=’’’’.....,.....-,.-,.,.~,,’’,,.,",......,.....,_~""’"’>"~"’,.....,’M"..~,..""~..’....’......."’.,<’"’,,..,"".,,,.,,.....,,"""~...,....."M..,.....""’"’’’..._’’’’’’’~’’’’’’’’’’’..-.".....’-’ ,~’’’-’’’’’’<-.~..’...".."..".’’’’’’"’"’’’’’’.’..............,.=’’’’’..._,.....,.....~.""-.,,,.."..........N.’~."’~~’" 1 4To whom reported (Police, RAF MARHAM OPERATIONS
military, press etc)
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
Tel:
N. Background of Informant that NONE
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses DAUGHTER - ADDRESS AS PARA M
P. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 072030ZNov 90
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological NONE
Conditions
R. Remarks: NIL
[REDACTED]
ROII
Duty Ops Officer
AF Ops
Date: 7 Nov 90
Distribution:
Sec(AS)2, [REDACTED] MB
AEW/GE, R[REDACTED] MB
DI 55, Rm[REDACTED]etropole Bldg
File AF Ops/2/5/1
2[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: Sec. (AS)2, -8 NOV 1990, FILE]
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
CWD026 08/0147 311C3929
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 071400Z NOV 90
FROM RAF LEUCHARS
TO MODUK AIR
BROAD SHIELD
HOSTC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
MODUK FOR AFOR (RAF)
REPORT ON AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. 05 NOV 90, 1830Z FOR 40 SECS
B. 2 WHITE-GREY, DULL, LIGHTS, FAST PULSATING, SILENT
C. ISLE OF SKYE. OUTSIDE. DRIVING THEN STOPPED AND WATCHED FROM
OUTSIDE VEHICLE
D. NAKED EYES
E. REPORTER WAS 5 MILES NORTH OF BROADFORD, HE SAW LIGHTS ABOUT 2/3
MILES EAST OF THE ROAD
F. VERY LOW. HILLS IN AREA ARE 3000 HIGH THE LIGHTS WENT BEHIND THE
HILL, AND DISAPPEARED FROM SIGHT, SO MUST HAVE SEEN BELOW 3000
G. APPROX 2-3 MILES
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H. FAST MOVING, WENT BEHIND HILLS
J. NO CLOUDS CLEAR NIGHT
K. RURAL AREA
L. CPL(W) [REDACTED]
M. [REDACTED] HOME ADDRESS. [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] BY BROADFORD, ISLE OF SKYE. HOLIDAY ADDRESS - SINCE LEFT
N. NO SERVICE OR POLICE HISTORY. DOES HAVE 6 HRS ON MICROLITES
O. [REDACTED] - GIRLFRIEND - ADDRESS AS BEFORE. 4 OTHER WITNESSES AT
HOLIDAY ADDRESS - NO NAMES GIVEN
P. 071400Z NOV 90
Q. YES
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
CWD079 07/0906 311C0859
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 070800Z NOV 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA.
A. 6 NOV, 2110, FOUR AND A HALF MIN
B. 1, WHITE, LIGHT THEN INCREASED, NIL SOUND
C. OUTDOORS, STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. EASTERLY
F. NOT KNOWN
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR SKY
K. OVERFLEW FILTON
L. POLICE AND UFO HOTLINE
M. [REDACTED] HORFIELD, BRISTOL
N. NIL
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P. 062331 NOV 90
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CAV 2 DGSTI[MINISTRY OF DEFEA. stamp: Sec. (AS)7, -7 NOV 1990, FREE]
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
CWD080 07/0907 311C0865
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 070805Z NOV 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 6 NOV, 2105
B. TWO, OVAL
C. SUTTON BR STATION, OUTDOORS
D. NAKED EYE
E. NOT KNOWN
F. NOT KNOWN
G. FIVE MILES
H. VERY FAST
J. NOT KNOWN
K. NOT KNOWN
L. EPSOM POLICE
M. [REDACTED]
N. NIL
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P. 062105Z NOV 90
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
CW0197 06/1942 310C2587
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 061340Z NOV 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 3 NOV 1800Z
B. ONE LARGE AEROPLANE (SHAPE). 5 TO 6 WHITE STEADY LIGHTS. 1 BLUE
STEADY LIGHT. CONTRAILS FROM BLUE AREA
C. IN THE AIR N.C.6 AREA. FL270 YPENBURG
D. NAKED EYE
E. HEADING 100 DEGREES. SAME ALT FL270
F. INTO OUR 12 OCLOCK
G. ONE QUARTER MILE AHEAD
H. STEADY
J. N/K
K. N/K
L. WORKING DUTCH MILL RADAR
M. SQNLDR [REDACTED] 2 AC SQN
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N. NIL
O. 2 OTHERS FROM LAARBRUCH
P. OTHER INFO. AIRCRAFT WAS UNDER DUTCH MIL CONTROL UFO APPERRED IN
OUR RH SIDE SAME LEVEL. WE WERE TRAVELLING AT MACH POINT 8. IT WENT
INTO OUR 12 OCLOCK AND ACCLERATED AWAY. ANOTHER 2 TORNADOS SEEN IT
AND POSSIBLE IDENTED IT AS A STEALTH AIRCRAFT
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UNCLASSIFIED
OCC ACTION COPY 1 FOR AUGMENTEE 14
LIVE RAF WEST DRAYTON JOC RAF OPS
MESSAGE #1 060600Z NOV 90 MOU 3210 JOC RAF OPS
Prec Act ROUTINE Info: ROUTINE
DTG 060630Z NOV 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
SIta Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 031810Z NOV 90
B. 2 OBJECTS, ONE CONTRAIL, ONE STAR SHAPE, BOTH VERY BRIGHT
C. NINE AIRCRAFT REPORTED SIGHTING BETWEEN ORTHAN AND DOGGA/BEENO
AREA. OBJECT SEEM TO BE MOVING
D. NAKED EYE
E. MOVING WEST TO EAST
F. HIGH LONE AIRCRAFT AT FL250.
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STEADY
J. VFR
K. NIL
L. D AND D AND CAS SECTOR: NORTH SEA
M. [REDACTED] PLUS SIX OTHER AIRCRAFT
N. NIL
O. NIL
P. 1B1S2 3 NOV 90
Action Distribution
Addresses Code Action-Officer Retrieval
MODUK AIR Z6F SEC (AS) NbT269
Information Distribution
Information Stn Excluded from Delivery[MINISTRY OF DEFE... stamp: Sec. (AS)2, *6 NOV 1990, FREE]
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB094 05/1554 309C2419
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 050728Z NOV 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 3 NOV 90. 2215. 30 MINS
B. 1. RED/GREEN LIGHT. BRIGHT. OCCASIONAL BOOMING NOISE
C. SOUTH EAST OF BRIDGEND
D. NAKED EYE
E. SOUTH EAST
F. M/K
G. M/K
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR NIGHT. GOOD VIS
K. NIL
L. BRIDGEND POLICE CONTROL ROOM [REDACTED]
M. [REDACTED]
N. NO
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CAV 2 DGSTI
*END UNCLASSIFIEDREPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT ANr:EX PI :SUr’ :J02 I A. I i I I I G. I I I v. I I I 1"\ !..I . I I ; i IE. I I Da t e, Tim e (:1: D u rat 0 ~ ,) f c:irr,..... .;r"~O .......... t>.. L,. ~.. ,::,) ::-5~+-,: ~:)ty,~::, 6 ~J:-..\\...,........;_.,’1;"Q~AL(:~c..\ I’.~ TS "’.... ’.1. Descr.ipticln of Object ( ~!.) 0 fob j E C t s, s i z e 1 shape, colour, brightness) Exact Position of Observer L0catio~J ind00r/o~~d’~0r, statio~ary/movi~g How Observed (naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or ml)vie) Directior. in ~hich object first seen (A lantm2~k ~ay ~e ffiore ~sef~l tha~ _ bac1\" estimated , . ’\ Jearlng; ."( ~,~l.\..t~ . f+.~- . ’ U _f .\)c, l.>\f\.q ~. ,.: ,...."".j ~>tt;f’\t;. (J"c""~ cu"t G ~tCu:,~.J.L ~~,*-;~~ ,~’~{1 <"..u IA.}’,:x (’1, L _. ’ ?J ’\..D)j~L(J;.v’- kL ~’ ..- ""," ",;\’,.10,,,;,:;:,: (;..’p-r."",-’1 . v............. K’} (/ .,j i . r\..q.J-~.,.\~ ..’;:tJ" R___ r ’" ~ .. . . A~gle (If Sigh: (Es~iffia:e~ heights are unrelia~le) . I I 1 ((tt\tl r"""’l (......."’J; I;; "’’’’-#’’ G. Cist2nc~.(Sy refere~:e :0 _ k n (. ’’’’!1 I a !1 G m 2 , k ) ", H . ~1t) v em e n t s (Ch s r1 g e sin :.., r- ~ G may be of more use than es:imates of cou,se ana s~eec) T v . -"tk; -~~ /1 ~ . Met Cc)nditio~s du~ing Observa~i0ns (!’ji)ving e:lou8s, h2ze, mist et.c) K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, rese~v0i:’, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high builcings, tall chi~neys, steeples, spires, TV or ratio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pi~s or other sites wi~h floodlights or night lighting)L. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) West Drayton Local paper M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED] (Section 40) N. Background of Informant that may be volunteered no real interest in UFOs O. Other Witnesses Wife. P. Date, Time of Receipt 6th Nov 15 05 Q. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions Nil R. Remarks Sounded rational Apparently, nine pilots have reported this to West Drayton. Signal expected! Date..6th November 1990 (Section 40) [REDACTED] Sec(CAS)Rla Squadron Leader Duty Operations Officer AF Ops Copies to: Sec(AS)2 AEW/GE DI 55 File AF Ops/1/11
ANNEX A TO SUF 502 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting 5th Nov 5-7 mins 1600 Z B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) Floating light. C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving In office, Northumberland House D. How Observed (naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) Naked eye E. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) Over Main Bdg! Moved towards Thames Moving against wind F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) 400 ft Just below clouds G. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) as E J. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) Clear day. Sunlight High cloud K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) Main Bdg
L. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) Sec(CAS) M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED] (Section 40) [ILLEGIBLE] Northumberland [ILLEGIBLE] N. Background of Informant that may be volunteered No real interest in UFOs O. Other Witnesses at least 10 others P. Date, Time of Receipt 6th Nov 1990 10.15 Q. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions None R. Remarks Staff in RP (Air) also reported something similar Possibly a helicopter doing reece for State Opening of Parliament? Date..6th November 1990 (Section 40) [REDACTED] JSec(AS)2a Squadron Leader Duty Operations Officer AF Ops Copies to: Sec(AS)2 AEW/GE DI 55 File AF Ops/1/11
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Sec. (AS)2 -5 NOV 1990 FILE U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD195 05/1517 309C2215 FOR CAB ROUTINE 050720Z NOV 90 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 3 NOV 90 2305, 15MWS, 2330, 5MWS B. 3 LIGHTS. IV FORMATION. WHITE. VERY BRIGHT. NO SOUND C. WEST OF CARLISLE CITY D. NAKED EYE E. EAST F. AT CLOUD LEVEL G. N/K H. ERRATIC J. CLEAR WITH MOVING CLOUDS K. NIL L. CARLISLE POLICE [REDACTED] (Section 40) M. [REDACTED] (Section 40) N. NONE PAGE 2 RBDAID 0001 UNCLAS O. TWO INVESTIGATING POLICEMEN AT 2300 P. 3 NOV 90 2358 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DGSTI TOP FEED DIRECTION ENCL No 61
~. ."it REPORT ... ~ ~ ~_ v FLY I t: c C S to} E C T ANr~EX A j:’;P ’)02 A. Time (~ I I i li ; , \ ’~.. I \ T)" i L’ ~.. i ’Ii. h.M::tn. ’!"t.Q.’ij’\’r, ~’ .. .~’ W\,S ’r;)..,tyf~ \ ." "J" "^" ’I’ . ’7 . ! K ,.. , , <, t ’,’ ’v t- J ’. .. , L f ~.., ~"^" .. A) I .~~ ~ ’ ,\..F<O;~ r-’: " ’\ ~,).... ~;+ (~~!, .. o.ot.:,i!’&"~:) \N~,,-u."iy’\. q.....4\.cltU.iQ..A. 3t,J~\L 10. 10 ,-:W"..!,~6,;;.~ . . J"’l Wt.I1 1V _~",",.__;J", _ A’ ’:J ..1C"", ’. ,. _.~..."""’... Da te , ... :):- S i g h t :. n g o~j~~ f\ro j ~ ~~ p .->’ J\J r 2 t i (1 r: ~ D .. "c s’~ r’ i D" ; r,,., r. (’,b ~ c,~ T S~i\t...A1.!L bAI,,’ ~," ’ ’-’ - ’-. . v - ’-" -, ~ .- - - v .. L..... 10 . ( ~i ,:> (> fob j e c t s, s i z e , ’1- ~lrt\! ~ ~ r; ;:: n ’" C .-’ ’) ..!: r ’0 r ; ::- h T n, po S ," ) (,~l::J t.t--, ",’ ,.>~ - -y-, ----’, . -::>"~t&’ - -., ), ’~;.. ..... ~- .;~ ,- ~,...:- ~ . ’..... .’ .;!’ ~~. ~ . ~xact Position of Observer ~oc2ti0~, i~d00r/(,~~d00rr sta~ionary/moving h~"W~ "~ C", ~ ..-+-.. I ~j~ txr d.. ) "..... 1:l\bH ,_’ .",~" #" V ’!t ~~. ..L’- ..... " . . r ’\. ,~ V. h <\A , , D. , . Ho~ Observ~d (naked eye, I"’ \J . H. T v . K. ~inoculars, other optical device, s~~ll (1r movie) ,. :irectio~ i~ rihich object fi~s: see~ (A 12~cx2~k ~2Y je ~0re ~s~f~l tha~ _ ~2Ci~. i I I 11,’ " I ~, "’, L+- VXq \,. ,,-~, ! ’1"’ ~ 1~ - fI ~, f~~ I : I’1r~""W~V tt ~~ ,1 .~A..i’i..- ~- ’! : (.\..~../ ..j ’.t- . ’-’ J.J:..- \1, .J’~ : i : ~{VVJ .+~. Cil.(."tR~~ i i~ x:ro;",""\. vvct:: v1l.~ i .r?, ,,-, , ’ . ,. ..I.d... i V cV~(:u’-’ j \ ~ I~\: W\&’t;..;/~ CJ?~) ’. [ ......,---) f{~~ ’ ,’, ~~~ es~iiliate,j , " ::>e3rlngJ A~gl~ (If Sigh: (Ss:iffia:e~ heights a~e unreli ble) Cist2nce-CSy refere~ce :(1 _ l.(n(!~~n l !1dmark) Movements (C~3~ges in -, ~ c; may be of mc’re use ~t:2n es:i~ates of ~0urse an~ S ~e:.. ,0-/": \ ... .,.J’,- -_ \_ -" Met Conditio~s duri~g Observa~ ons (Moving clouds, nazE, mist e~2 tJearby Objects (Telephone ~in~s~ high voltage lines, reserv(~i~, lake O~ dam, s~amp or marsh, rive~r high builcings, tall chi~neys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, ge~erating plant, factories, p ~s or other s ~es ~i:h flQQdlights or night light ng)L. To whom reported (Police,
military, press etc) No.
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED] Oldham
N. Background of Informant that
may be volunteered [REDACTED]
O. Other Witnesses No.
P. Date, Time of Receipt 5 Nov 90. 14.30
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions
R. Remarks
Date 6 Nov 90 [REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2a
Squadron Leader
Duty Operations Officer
AF Cps
Copies to:
Sec(AS)2
AEW/GE
DI 55
File AF Ops/1/11[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: Sec. (AS)2, -5 NOV 1990]
[TOP stamp, FEED DIRECTION 59]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CWD040 05/0823 309C0415
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 050800Z NOV 90
FROM RAF LEUCHARS
TO MODUK AIR
HQSTC
BOARD SHIELD
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
REPORT ON AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. 04 NOV 90. 2145-2215
B. RED LIGHT IN CENTRE. GREEN AND WHITE LIGHTS ON EITHER SIDE. APPEAR
TO BE ATTACHED TO AN UNSEEN OBJECT
C. FROM A HOUSE ON A HILLSIDE. STATIONARY. INSIDE AND OUTSIDE HOUSE
D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS
E. INFORMANT LOOKING TOWARDS NEW ABBEY FROM KIRKGUNZEON. LIGHTS
APPEARED OVER NEW ABBEY
F. UNKNOWN
G. ESTIMATED TO BE A COUPLE OF MILES
H. LIGHTS REVOLVED. OCCASIONALLY MOVED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT AND VICE
VERSA
PAGE 2 RBDOXJ 0006 UNCLAS
J. LITTLE CLOUD AND GOOD VISIBILITY
K. SMALL LOCHS. TREES. RURAL AREA
L. CPL(W) [REDACTED]
M. [REDACTED] DUMFRIES
N. FAMILY IS TEETOTAL. NO SERVICE HISTORY
O. [REDACTED] - HIS WIFE
P. 04 2215Z NOV 90
Q. YES
BT
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CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
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CAV 2 DGSTI[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: Sec. (AS)2, -2 NOV 1990, FILE]
[TOP stamp, FEED DIRECTION 58]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB102 02/1525 306C1518
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 020940Z NOV 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 2 NOV 90. 0030 TO 0050L
B. NO REGULAR SHAPE. BLURRED TO EDGES. WHITE UPPER AREA LOWER REGION
FLASHED RED AND GREEN
C. EAST FACING BALCONY OF 7TH FLOOR FLAT
D. NAKED EYE
E. COAST LINE NEAR NEWHAVEN
F. NEWHAVEN
G. TWO MILES
H. STEADY
J. DRY. NO WIND CLOUDY
K. NONE
L. PC [REDACTED] BRIGHTON POLICE
M. [REDACTED] HIGH STREET BRIGHTON
PAGE 2 RBDAID 0001 UNCLAS
N. NONE
O. [REDACTED] (ADDRESS AS IN M)
P. 020140 NOV 90
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO )
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DGSTI’~ REPORT OF ,~N UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT --------------------------------------- A. Date. Time &: Duration of Sighting TO 291800A Oct 90;l 30 minutes, ,ii’ B. Description of Objec’c (No of obJects. size. shape. colour., brigh’cn ss) /" Vague, reT/tection in the s c i r c 1 in 9 j/" 4 x I i 9 h t so UT’ c e near a loud coming togettH and ttqtn going apart. WheT apart,,/there was a shaft of ligh/t from each light u .’ souff,e t,ow rd s the ground _____~___~_________~_______~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~d___~L-----______~____________ iF ,~ /,6utd Qors. c. Location,. indoor/outdoo’!", stationary/moving .l’ f / I’ ~/ Naked eye. To the West of house D, How Observed (naked eye, b i nocu la’f’s. oth er op’!; i ca 1 device. still 01’ movie I’ i / ill /l" Directly above Unknown Light source ~ving togeth then apaT’t E. DiT’ection in which object first seen (A landmark may be more us~ful than a badl~ estimatedbearin~) / /l /" Cloudy. ~\., None. ), ....’ F if F. Angle of Si~ht (Estimated heights a~e unreliable) ../ .f’ )l~ / ,< j/ G, ,/~. Distance (By reference t a known landmar~ I J ! l Movements <Changes ~~ E, F & G may b Iii! 0 f- more use lth an es’timates of’ courj" ,~nd speed) /" H. " l J. !’1et Conditions,/duT’ing Obse’f’vations (Moving clo\Jd~ haze, mist etc) / / Nearbu Obiects (T{~lephone lines. high "~ol’l ~ge lines, T’E’servoir, l.i1ke etc OT’ o/:3m, sWi3mpor ma’rsh., riveT’. high by/ildings~ ti31lchimneljs, s tee P VI? S > s P ire s . TV or l’ a diD mas t s, aiT’fii’~lds, generating plan’j;, fac ~r i e 5, pits 01" othe’r sites wi th floodlights or night lighting)L. To whom reported (Police, Air Force Ops only.
military, press etc)
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
Grays
Essex.
[REDACTED]
N. Background of Informant that [REDACTED]
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses Wife.
P. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 291840A Oct 90.
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological None.
Conditions
R. Remarks: [REDACTED] reported something similar on Sat 27 Oct 90 and
once again he does not want the press to be told.
[REDACTED]
ROII
Duty Ops Officer
Date: 29 Oct 90 AF Ops
Distribution:
Sec(AS)2, [REDACTED] MB
AEW/GE, Rm [REDACTED] MB
DI 55, Rm [ILLEGIBLE] etropole Bldg
File AF Ops/2/5/1t REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT -~-----------------------~------------- A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting Vague. reflection in the Sk1 c i r c 1 in g; 3 xli 9 h t sour c e on the cloud moving round & round. No sign of anythin~ material. 272000A Oct 90 - 20 minutes. B. Description of Object (No of objects. size, shape. colour, brightn --------------------------------------------------------------------------~ c. Location. indooT’/outdoo-r, stationa-ry/moving Outd DOT’S. -"’.......-- ’"’-, How Observed (naked eye. binocula-rs, other optical device, still or movie Naked eye. D, E. Di-rection in which object first seen CA landmark may be mo-re useful than a badly estimated bear in!) North almost above. F. Angli Df Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) 70 degrees above horizon. G. . Distance <By rere-rence to a known landmark Under cloud almost above. H. Movements (Changes in E. F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Light source moves in a circle. -.....----.....- ! v. Met Conditions during Db5e~vations (Maving clouds. haze. mist etc) Cloudy. _~L..... II, , Nearby Objects (TelephDne lines. high voltage lines, reservoir. lake ete Dr ~am. swamp Dr ma~sh. river, h i 9 h b u i 1 din 9 5 > t a 11 chi mn e y s. steeples. spires, TV 01’ radio masts. airfields, generating plant, factories. pits 01’ other sites with floodlights or night lighting) None. 1
To whom reported (Police, Air Force Ops only.
military, press etc)
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
Grays
Essex.
N. Background of Informant that [REDACTED]
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses Wife.
P. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 271920Z Oct 90.
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological None.
Conditions
R. Remarks: [REDACTED] does not want the press to be told.
[REDACTED]
Sqn Ldr
Duty Ops Officer
Date: 27 Oct 90 AF Ops
Distribution:
Sec(AS)2, [REDACTED] MB
AEW/GE, R[REDACTED] MB
DI 55, Rm [REDACTED] etropole Bldg
File AF Ops/2/5/1[TOP stamp, FEED DIRECTION 55]
[REDACTED] O/R
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CWD303 18/1658 291C2360
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 181145Z OCT 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: -3 OCT 90(?), FILE]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 032320L OCT 90. FOUR MINS
B. TWO WHITE LIGHTS. ONE GREEN LIGHT. CLOSE TOGETHER
C. OBSERVER IN CAR AT PULLOX HILL. OFF A6
D. OBSERVED WITH NAKED EYE
E. OBJECT FIRST SEEN QUOTE MY 11 OCLOCK UNQUOTE
F. NOT KNOWN
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR
K. CROSS KEYS PUB
L. BEDFORDSHIRE POLICE
M. [REDACTED] FLITWICK BEDS [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
PAGE 2 RBDAID 0005 UNCLAS
N. NONE
O. NIL.
P. 181000L OCT 90
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO )
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DGSTIMOD Sec (AS) 2b HQ P&SS (UK)
FLYING COMPLAINT PROFORMA.
1. DETAILS OF COMPLAINANT.
At HQ P&SS (UK) on 15/10/90 at 2049 hours a flying complaint was
registered by [REDACTED] ASHBOURNE, DERBYSHIRE,
telephone [REDACTED] The nearest large town is DERBY.
2. DETAILS OF INCIDENT.
On 15/10/90 at 2041 hours LOCAL ONE aircraft had flown from DIRECTION
NOT GIVEN at approximately HEIGHT NOT GIVEN.
3. DESCRIPTION OF AIRCRAFT.
UFO (s) with NO noticeable markings.
4. LOCATION OF COMPLAINT.
The location of the complaint was BETWEEN ASHBOURNE AND DERBY.
5. CLAIMS.
NONE.
6. FULL DETAILS OF COMPLAINT.
[REDACTED] IS COMPLAINING THAT HER HUSBAND SIGHTED A UFO. IT WAS A
CIRCLE OF LIGHTS IN THE AIR AND HE FOLLOWED IT FOR HALF A MILE THEN
IT DISAPPEARED. THIS IS THE SECOND SIGHTING IN THREE MONTHS.
Report Received by [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]ANNEX A TO
SOP 502
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time & 16th 16:30
Duration of Sighting 5-10 minutes.
B. Description of Object TRIANGULAR, Spinning
(No of objects, size, at varying rate.
shape, colour, brightness) Moving short distances
V.Small
C. Exact Position of Observer [REDACTED] indoors
Location, indoor/outdoor, Fenchurch Street station
stationary/moving City of London.
D. How Observed (naked eye, Naked eyes.
binoculars, other optical
device, still or movie)
E. Direction in which object Down Fenchurch St
first seen (A landmark may towards Thames.
be more useful than a badly Higher than jib of large
estimated bearing) crane.
F. Angle of Sight (Estimated
heights are unreliable)
G. Distance (By reference to a ¼ miles
known landmark)
H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G Seemingly moving
may be of more use than straight line
estimates of course and speed) climbed at angle of
45° behind Kleinwort Benson [ILLEGIBLE]
J. Met Conditions during Observations Clear blue sky
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) sun V. bright.
K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, Tall buildings
high voltage lines, reservoir, lake
or dam, swamp or marsh, river,
high buildings, tall chimneys,
steeples, spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
floodlights or night lighting)L. To whom reported (Police, No-one else.
military, press etc)
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
N. Background of Informant that [REDACTED]
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses 3 others.
P. Date, Time of Receipt 12:15. 17/10/90
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions
R. Remarks
[REDACTED]
Squadron Leader
Date 17.10.90 Duty Operations Officer
AF Ops
Sec(AS)2a
Copies to:
Sec(AS)2
AEW/GE
DI 55
File AF Ops/1/11’" ~:~:’;me ami Dura~~~~!j~~t~~:~~~~’~;~..~ \2’ c-rC(6 t84-6r~\’:\’- ......;(~.\. . ..,.........’<..... \.! ::.J ~. . . ".",..,. ~. ..-.. . -’~’ . ’ -, .. .; .’ ,.;";".,-,, . ’"’ -..., ..,...,-’.""’"’’’’’-’-.....".... ._~,- __..,.’se".’..,~~,_,.....,..,,,..,..~,, .-.,"’..~"" ,-". :B. Descri~tion or Object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brigh’b:1ees, sound, smell, ete)... I LAc1-r AL c )-{A-ft;"" WlTH’ Wl~-S...:.d:i4N9r.L~ 6:-::- ~wAJ. C. ~act Position or Obser’fttr. (~ographiC8l location, indoors/outdoors, striionary!moTing). SC OOl- -A’Y(AfGc- A6~~: ’. W\NN\ f:f/2..b~ ot.... Y S:,.CA{~ k 11 \~~ AV UE .fl...{)..f1N’t::::.r;. \-(0 /...I’1S ’P.Ul-L- D.’H " Obserred. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical deTice, still or mov.1’;= ~WAera). NI+~~ e(E"’ E" D’i.~’~ction in which Object was First Seen. (A landmark may be more useful th~n ":;=i;’adly estimated bearing). D\(l.b"Z.JTL Y J4- vE. {2..8’Ct1{ccb~ ~ ~0Cr0 P7 H’~. F" ,Anp;le of Si~t. (Estimated heights are u.nreliable). ~~ GO’ P’j.7’i!~qcan~. (:By referenoe to a known landmark ",hereYer j1ttJle). ~fr R. M(]’W~!,Jj nts. (ChaDges in E, F and G may be ot more use than estimates ot oottt’;;;=;~;d. speed). l1oV ~ " FF A-- T 15 c W6’;.T OF ;\JorZ:TH \.t g~LME {bLlc...e- ~(f\-T’QAJ ,ff( 5’0 l’1vOH. I. ~eteo:ro10ltica1 Conditions during Obsenations. (Moving olouds, haze, mist, et .. / Y LJ ~ .t)yZ.., ~. ~1l. ~~I Ob.iects. (Telephone lines, high ’t’ ltage lines, resenoir, lake, nsmp marsh, :;.:1ver, high buildings, tall ohimneys, steeples, spires, TV/radio masts, airfield.s. I’ generatinS.p. lant, faoto:des, pits or other sites with flood-lights or other night lighting). .N 1 L’ -4’f vt:l7::;.~ . ...K. To Whom Reported. (Police, military organisation the press, etc).
Pc [REDACTED] CONTROL ROOM.
BRANDSHOLME POLICE STATION - HULL.
L. Name and Address of Informant.
[REDACTED]
M. Any background of the Informant that may be Volunteered.
NIL
N. Other Witnesses.
NIL REPORTED.
O. Date and Time of Receipt of Report.
12 OCT 90 1930 L CPL [REDACTED]
OPS.[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: Sec. (AS)2, 16 OCT 1990, FILE]
[ENCL No 51]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CWD103 16/0926 289C0914
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 160900Z OCT 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 16 OCT 90. 0730 TO 0810L
B. TWO SILVER LIGHTS. ONE SMALL AND ROUND. ONE LARGE CIGAR SHAPE.
VERY FAR AWAY
C. OUTSIDE LONDON CITY AIRPORT
D. NAKED EYE
E. SOUTH
F. N/K
G. N/K
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR
K. TWO BLOCKS OF FLATS
L. LONDON CITY AIRPORT
M. [REDACTED] SILVERTOWN. LONDON. [REDACTED]
PAGE 2 RBDAID 0003 UNCLAS
[REDACTED]
N. NONE
O. 2 CHILDREN
P. 160832Z OCT 90
Q. WOULD LIKE TO BE KEPT INFORMED ON OUTCOME
BT
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CAV 2 DGSTI[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: Sec. (AS)2, 16 OCT 1990, FILE]
[ENCL No 38]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CWD013 16/0037 28BC4734
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 151515Z OCT 90
FROM RAF LEUCHARS
TO MODUK AIR
HQSTC
BROAD SHIELD
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
MOD FOR AFOR(RAF)
A 151315Z OCT 90. HOVERING FOR APPROX 2 MINUTES
B A ROUND SILVER QUITE BRIGHT OBJECT SIZE OF SMALL CAR
C METHIL DOCK, FIFE, OUTDOORS, WALKING
D NAKED EYE
E EASTERLY ACROSS CHANNEL
F ONE UNDRED FEET APPROX ABOVE WATER
G TWENTY METRES
H HOVERING, STILL
J OVERCAST, RAINING
K BIG SHED
L CPL [REDACTED] LEUCHARS OPERATIONS. AT THIS POINT LADY CALLER RANG
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[ENCL No 49]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB152 15/1447 288C2588
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 150647Z OCT 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 141430L OCT 90. 12 TO 15 MINS
B. 1 ORANGE LIGHT. SQUARE OBJECT WITH WHITE AND RED RIGTS AROUND IT.
VERY LARGE
C. OUTSIDE. STATIONARY. YARDING, KENT
D. NAKED EYE
E. EAST
F. N/K
G. KEPT MOVING AWAY AND BACK AGAIN
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR SKY
K. NONE
L. RAF MANSTON [REDACTED]
M. [REDACTED]
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N. NONE
O. [REDACTED]
P. 141610L OCT 90
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[ENCL No 48]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CWD203 15/1440 288C2554
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 150645Z OCT 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 122115A OCT 90
B. 1 CIGAR SHAPE. 8 LIGHTS
C. [REDACTED] AMMANFORD, DYFED, WALES
D. NAKED EYE
E. MOVING TOWARDS LLANDEILLO
F. N/K
G. N/K
H. VERY HIGH SPEED, THEN DISAPEARING INSTANTLY
J. N/K
K. N/K
L. AMMANFORD POLICE TO CARMARTHEN POLICE
M. VIA AMMANFORD POLICE
N. NIL
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P. 12 OCT 90 2302Z
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB063 19/0517 26BC0577
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 120645Z OCT 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 11 OCT 90. 2236Z
B. RING OF 3 WHITE LIGHTS. RED BEAM APPEARED AND FOLLOWED PEOPLE
ALONG A635
C. 200 YDS FROM ROAD
D. NAKED EYE
E. NORTH
F. SHALLOW
G. 200 YDS
H. RED BEAM SHONE IN FACE
J. CLEAR
K. OPEN MOORLAND
L. GREATER MANCHESTER OLDHAM POLICE [REDACTED]
M. PC [REDACTED] (AS ABOVE)
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O. 3 WITNESS. INDEPENDANT. (KNOWN TO POLICE) ?!
P. 11 OCT 90 2241Z
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
CWD230 13/1069 28GB1835
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 131043Z OCT 90
FROM MOD TELEX REFILE
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
22241 MODDCC G
S92352HUMPOL G
0774 HQ TLX 90-10-13 10:44
FROM CC HUMBERSIDE POLICE !B! DIVISION BL BRANSHOLME SUB DIVISION
HULL.
TO MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
SIGHTING OF U.F.O.
(1) [REDACTED]
(2) 1900HRS 12/10/90 - SEVERAL MINUTES
(3) IN CAR PARK, WINIFRED HOLTBY SENIOR SCHOOL, MIDMERE
(4) NAKEDHEYEE
(5) COMING FROM EAST TRAVELLING WEST ONLY.
(6) APPROX 45 DEGREES INITIALLY. THEN DIRECTLY OVERHEAD.
(7) FROM 2 MILES AWAY TO DIRECTLY OVERHEAD.
(8) STEADY SPEED, APPROX 40-50MPH. MOVING IN A STRAIGHT LINE.
(9) CLEAR, DRY, FINE.
(10) NONE, EXCEPT SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
(11) COMPLAINANT IS AN [REDACTED] HE HAS
? WORKED THERE FOR APPROX 9MONTHS. PREVIOUSLY 7YRS AT [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] HAS LIVED AT PRESENT ADDRESS WITH WIFE AND FAMILY FOR 5YRS,
PREVIOUSLY LIVED [REDACTED] EDUCATED TO A! LEVEL STANDARD.
APPEARS SENSIBLE AND IN COMPLETE CONTROL OF ALL MENTAL
(12) NONEG.
(13) 1700HRS 12/10/90.
AUTH OFFICER INSP [REDACTED] OPS RM
SENT BY TCO FOUND. [REDACTED]
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[ENCL No 45]
UNCLASSIFIED
CAB124 13/1522 28BC2311
FOR CAB
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 101700Z OCT 90
FROM RAF BOULMER
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HQSTC
R E S T R I C T E D
SIC Z6F
FOLLOW UP TO TELECON OF 07 OCT 90 WITH AFOR
A. 6 OCT 90 2320L 3 SECS
B. ROUND UNFOCUSED VERY BRIGHT WHITE LIGHT
C. SE INDOORS MOVING RIGHT TO LEFT
D. NAKED EYE
E. HALFWAY BETWEEN ROOFTOPS AND MOON
F. APPROX 80 DEG
G. UNSURE
H. COMING DOWN STEEPLY
J. MOVING CLOUDS BUT OBSERVED IN A CLEAR AREA WITH SHINING MOON
K. NEARBY ROOFTOPS
L. RAF BOULMER
M. [REDACTED] CULLER COATES NORTH TYNESIDE [REDACTED]
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N. INFORMANT WONDERED WHAT THE OBJECT WAS AS IF LOOKED TOO BRIGHT FOR
A STAR OR SATELLITE. HE STATED IT WAS DEFINETELY NOT A FLARE AS HE
HAD SEEN FLARES BEFORE
O. NIL
P. 062330Z OCT 90
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[ENCL No 44]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CWD234 12/1205 285C1020 CORRECTED VERSION
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 100630Z OCT 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 092005Z OCT (APPROX ONE MINUTE)
B. ONE OBJECT SITED. SIZE AND SHAPE UNKNOWN. RED IN COLOUR. VERY
BRIGHT. NO SOUND OR SMELL
C. OBSERVER STATIONARY OUTDOORS. IN BACK GARDEN
D. NAKED EYE
E. SOUTH TO NORTH. LANDMARK-- HORNCHURCH UNDERGROUND
F. 15-20 DEGREES
G. 160 YARDS
H. STEADY
J. SLOW MOVING PATCHY CLOUDS
K. NO
L. STANSTEAD ATC AND LONDON HEATHROW ATC
M. [REDACTED] HORNCHURCH. [REDACTED]
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O. WIFE
P. 092030Z OCT 90
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Staffordshire Police
Your Reference:
Our Reference: VDu 760/23.9.90
FROM: Sgt [REDACTED] STATION: Codsall
TO: Dept. of Trade and Industry.. DATE: 29.9.90
SUBJECT: Report of unidentified flying object
1. At 1925 hours on Friday 28th. September, 1990,
the following object was observed for approximately
2 - 3 minutes, during which time it remained static.
2. The object is described as having a saucer shaped
dark coloured background with four bright white lights
shining from it, hovering at a height of between 500
and 1000 feet.
3. The sighting was made as the informant was driving
north from Codsall towards Bishops Wood (unclassified
road). The object was at a distance estimated as approx
2 - 4 miles in the region of Ivetsey Bank and north of
the A5 (approx Map Ref. 831110).
4. The informant did not see the object move but only
describes it as 'disappearing' after he lost sight of
it behind a hedgerow. The weather at the time was fine
with some clouds and darkness had not fallen.
5. There are no high buildings, factories or T.V./Radio
masts in the area.
6. The incident was reported by telephone at 2005 hrs.
to Sgt [REDACTED] at Codsall Police Station by [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
Seisdon, Staffordshire. The informant appeared genuine.
7. No other reports were received in relation to this
sighting.
8. A reply to this report is not required.
[REDACTED]
Sergeant [REDACTED]
Cont'd Overleaf / Sheet No.[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: Sec. (AS)2, -8 OCT 1990, FILE]
[ENCL No 42]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CWD030 08/0801 291C0485
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 080605Z OCT 90
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 7 OCT 90. 2055A
B. FIVE-SIX. CIRCULAR. RED LIGHTS. DIM
C. [REDACTED] GUILFORD SURREY. OUTDOORS. STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. SOUTH TO NORTH
F. NOT KNOWN
G. ON HORIZON
H. STEADY
J. MOVING CLOUDS. OVERCAST
K. BUILT UP AREA
L. GUILFORD POLICE
M. [REDACTED] GUILFORD, SURREY
N. NIL
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CAV 2 DGSTI^}j REPORT OF ArJ UNIDE~JTIFIED FLYIt:C CBJECT c i I A Da t e. Tim e ,~ Duratio~ of Sighting ~ D. Descr.iDtir1n r,f nbi~~~ . .. . -... .... ...; -- - ...., (No of objects, size, shape, c010Gr, brightness) C. Ex act p() sit i 0 n ,) f Ob S E rver L0catio~t i~d0or/ou~d00r, stati0nary/moving T ’-’ . Hi)....; Observe,ej ( ,.,~I’erl - .VO " -- ~tCr\ ’-’ 1::.."-’1 Dlnocula:s, other optical device, still or movie) A N I: E X A TO ::’;CI~ JU2 .~" O:J:: \c.\C\ C) 1 f’) P"I, T9; , . J.,." v"’+......... ’) .... J ,....~ "") . <:vJ riL:e.,,;,"’, :;..~. ’1 : i’,)\,~ p..’$,.. . A,p .’ .I) , I ’. ’vv..;;:;;;. ",.4’ ’"I , ~ L ".::., . i~~~\...., :.. . "! "e, ’" ,-<c’Iit ~’" :Ii’- "’1""",,,,~-’V(,,,;f Directior. in ~hich 0cJect first see~ (A 12ndm2~k ~ay je more ~sef~l tha~ _ ja~ly eStiffiatec jearing) ~ . .1\ n ...... ~ .::::,. l’1..l ";" _ (If Sigh~ (Estiffia:e~ heightS a~e unreliable) ’-~" i~ ( J,..~3 :t- i ~II.., /"1 \. \ ,\, t,....~"’’"A....t\., ~.\I,V"-JC:."’.t,..,J ,I~’:’,,,",.,, \ "~f. ’.’" r.. "t v;.,..."..,u..’\.OJ";:::’ J.......... ~. "’- ! ....~;"::?-. .’ s" ..-;r ; ’-~,~, ,,,}i "f’~,,) ’O! ; " ~ \ ".. ’A~,b : I"...... .,~~ ! -..~ ~~"&IiI.-,~ ,... v.. Cist2n:~-(By r~rere~:e k n c. ’,..rn 1 an ;n 2 r k) -..,!) ..... ; \.;t,~ ,_~ - H. ~k)v em en t s may be of estl.rr.ates ( Ch = !l g e s ~ r, - , ,.. ~ :3 , ; m I:} r e u s ~ :. h a n :"ii’ c;’)urse a!1C speeG.~: , J. Met Conditic\~s duri~ CHI’)ving clou~s, t12ZE, Clt s e r va:’ (\~ S ,,,.....,,,.’ mis’: etc . tf’Y.j, - (~~ ; ," -"’t"l’ 1-. j<<;.......~....,,;.. c~ to""" ~+," .. ?:~’\..$l.Ji-..; -’-’’’;!; K. rJearby Objec:s (Telephone ~in2s~ high voltage lines, res~~v(~i~, lake or dam, s~amp or marsh, river. hiO’~ bu irl r.~s t-l C;., ""nc.\f"", , ... 0 ~.i. _ _ 1..... ~ , "’" c:: ..... .... ;. J. .... d; ....... - , s~eeples, spires, TV or ~aci0 masts. airfields, 2enerating pi ant ’ .... 0.....1 .. - ..’ ’! fac:ories, pi~s or other si:es ~i:h floodlights or night lighting)
L. To whom reported (Police, No.
military, press etc)
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
N. Background of Informant that Not interested in UFOs
may be volunteered Sceptical.
O. Other Witnesses 2 friends
P. Date, Time of Receipt 13-05. 8/10/90.
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions
R. Remarks Caller expressed interest
on finding out whether
anyone else had seen
object. I told her we had
had no reports and told
her to contact BUFORA.
[REDACTED]
Squadron Leader
Date 8/10/90 Duty Operations Officer
AF Ops
Sec(AS)
Copies to:
Sec(AS)2
AEW/GE
DI 55
File AF Ops/1/11[REDACTED]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CWD028 08/0745 28IC0439
FOR CAB
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 080723Z OCT 90
FROM RAF LEUCHARS
TO MODUK AIR
HQSTC
INFO BROAD SHIELD
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
MODUK FOR AFDR(RAF)
SUBJECT UFO REPORT
A 06 OCT 90/1015L/45 MINS
B 06 BRIGHT LIGHTS, PLATE SHAPED
C OUTDOORS MOVING TOWARDS EDINBURGH FROM GLENROTHES
D NAKED EYE
E EDINBURGH
F 45 DEG
G NOT KNOWN
H FAST MOVING ONE SHOT OFF
J CLOUD PATCHES
K COUNTRY SIDE
Section 40
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L [REDACTED] WG OPS
M [REDACTED]
N NIL
O HER HUSBAND
P 06 OCT 2333L
Q NIL
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CAV 2 DGSTIU N C L A S S I F I E D CYU008 05/0309 27793358 FOR CAB ROUTINE 051558Z OCT 90 FROM MOD TELEX REFILE TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F FROM:- CC HUMBERSIDE POLICE,AD SUB-DIV SCUNTHORPE TO :- MINISTRY OF DEFENCE MESSAGE NO.0954/04/10/90. U.F.O. SIGHTING [REDACTED] SCUNTHORPE REPORTS THAT WHILST DRIVING HIS VAUXHALL MOTOR CAR ALONG THE A1077 ROAD FROM WINTERTON TO SCUNTHORPE ABOUT 2301HRS ON WEDNESDAY 3 OCTOBER 1990 WHILST DRIVING PAST THE SAWCLIFFE RESERVOIR (GRID.REF. SE 913-149) A POWERFUL BEAM OF LIGHT ILLUMINATED HIS VEHICLE FROM ABOVE AND SEVERAL OTHER BEAMS OF LIGHT THEN SURROUNDED HIS CAR. [REDACTED] STATES THAT THE LIGHTS FOLLOWED HIS CAR FOR APPROX 1/2 MILE AND THAT HE WAS TRAVELLING AT APPROX 45M.P.H. AND SPEEDED UP WHEN THE LIGHTS CAME ON. HE ALSO REPORTS THAT VEHICLE ENGINE MOMENTARILY STALLED WHEN HE TRIED TO ACCELERATE AWAY. [REDACTED] SAID HE WAS NO SHAPE AND ONLY SAW A VERY BRIGHT WHITE LIGHT. THERE WAS NO SOUND OR SMELL. HE VIEWED THE LIGHT THROUGH HIS SPECTACLES. THE WEATHER WAS FINE AND CLEAR WITH A FULL MOON. THERE IS ONLY ONE LANDMARK OF ANY NOTE NEARBY AND THIS IS A LARGE RADIO MAST AT THE RESERVOIR. THE ROAD AT THIS POINT IS UNLIT AND THERE ARE NO NEARBY BUILDINGS EQUIPPED WITH LIGHTS THAT SHINE ONTO THE ROADWAY. ABOUT 1/2 MILE AWAY WHERE [REDACTED] CLAIMS TO HAVE AWAY FROM THE BEAM OF LIGHT, THREE HIGH VOLTAGE POWER LINES CROSS A1077 AT HEIGHTS FROM 7 - 20 METRES (APPROX) [REDACTED] WAS THE ONLY PERSON IN HIS CAR AND THERE APPEARED TO BE OTHER TRAFFIC ABOUT AT THE TIME. [REDACTED] APPEARS TO BE OF SOUND MIND AND STATES THAT UNTIL THIS INCIDENT HE DID NOT BELIEVE IN SIGHTINGS. [REDACTED] REPORTED THE INCIDENT TO THE SCUNTHORPE STATION AT 2325HRS 03.10.90. MESSAGE ENDS I.S.W. AO INSP [REDACTED] OPERATIONS ROOM. BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F
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ROUTINE/ROUTINE 020730Z OCT 90
FROM RAF WYTON
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HQSTC
ADNC WEST DRAYTON
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC I3S/Z99
(Z99 FOR DCC USE ONLY)
ATTN AFDR(RAF)
SUBJECT REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A 01 OCT 90 1900-1945Z
2 NUMEROUS VERY BRIGHT BLUE/WHITE PULSATING LIGHTS
3 COVENEY VILLAGE(NEAR ELY)
4 OBSERVED WITH NAKED EYE THEN WITH BINOCULARS
5 OBJECT WAS SEEN TO THE EAST
6 ANGLE OF SIGHT 80 DEG TO 65 DEG FROM HORIZONTAL
7 UNABLE TO ESTIMATE DISTANCE AS IT WAS HIGH IN STRATOSPHERE
ESTIMATED AT 30-40,000 FEET
8 MOVEMENT RAPIDLY WEST TO EAST THEN NORTH AND ERATIC BEFORE BECOMING
STATIONARY FOR ABOUT 30 MINS. WHILE STATIONARY IT WAS OBSERVE TO HAVE
PULSATING LIGHTS COMING FROM SEPERATE PARTS OF THE OBJECT SUGGESTING
IT MAY BE VERY LARGE IN SIZE
9 SKY WAS CLEAR WITH LIGHT CLOUD THE MOON WAS 3/4
10 NO NEARBY OBJECTS
11 FIRST REPORT TO RAF ELY WHO INFORMED TO REPORT TO RAF WYTON OPS
12 [REDACTED]
13 MEMBER OF [REDACTED] ASTRONOMY SOCIETY
14 OTHER MEMBERS OF SOCIETY CONTACTED. ONE OTHER ALSO HAD SEEN
OCCURANCIES. [REDACTED]
15 RAF WYTON OPS WAS INFORMED BY TELEPHONE AT 012040Z OCT 90
16 [REDACTED] REQUESTS A REPLY
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CXF 1 JOC (AF OPS)ANNEX A TO
SUF 502
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time &
Duration of Sighting 2nd October.
21-45 - 22-00.
Couple of minutes.
B. Description of Object
(No of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness) Saucer shaped - hovering
Bright light in centre
Bright lights round outside
Also smaller lights afterwards 10pm
C. Exact Position of Observer
Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary/moving On Primrose hill road
off Regents Park Road.
Got out + walked
to Primrose Hill.
D. How Observed (naked eye,
binoculars, other optical
device, still or movie) Naked eye.
E. Direction in which object
first seen (A landmark may
be more useful than a badly
estimated bearing) Looking from Primrose
Hill Road up
Primrose Hill.
F. Angle of Sight (Estimated
heights are unreliable)
G. Distance (By reference to a
known landmark) 1/2 mile.
H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G
may be of more use than
estimates of course and speed) Hovering - Rotating
then disappeared
J. Met Conditions during Observations
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) Clear.
K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines,
high voltage lines, reservoir, lake
or dam, swamp or marsh, river,
high buildings, tall chimneys,
steeples, spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
floodlights or night lighting) None.L. To whom reported (Police,
military, press etc) None - Phoned local
Paper. Camden New Journal
local Paper.
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
London [REDACTED]
N. Background of Informant that
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses 2 friends.
P. Date, Time of Receipt 3/10/90
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions
R. Remarks
Date 3/10/90........ [REDACTED].......
Squadron Leader
Duty Operations Officer
AF Ops
Sec(AS)
Copies to:
Sec(AS)2 3/10
AEW/GE
DI 55
File AF Ops/1/11UNCLASSIFIED
TIM 2236/095
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 26 Sep 90 21:15(L) 3 MINS
B. Description of Object.
ORANGE 1/2 CIRCLE
C. Exact Position Observer.
LITTLE SMEATON NEAR DONCASTER
D. How Observed.
FROM BUS, STANDING STILL
E. Direction in which Object was first seen.
/
F. Angle of Sight.
UNABLE TO ESTIMATE
G. Distance.
NO DISTANCE ESTIMATION
H. Movements.
QUICK BUT SLOW - FADED GRADUALLY
J. Meteorological conditions during observation.
CLEAR NIGHT
K. Nearby objects.
OBJECT SEEMED TO BE APPROACHED BY LIGHTS OF AIRCRAFT, WHICH THEN
DEPARTED AFTER EXAMINING IT
L. To whom reported.
PLT OFF [REDACTED] CRO RAF FINNINGLEY
M. Name and Address of Informant.
[REDACTED]
N. Any background on the Informant that may be volunteered.
[REDACTED] (RESPONSIBLE SOUNDING)
O. Other Witnesses.
INSPECTOR [REDACTED], SOUTH YORKSHIRE TRANSPORT, PONTEFRACT
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
09:30(L) 27 Sep 90 RAF FINNINGLEY
Q. Is a reply requested.
YES
[REDACTED]
Signed [REDACTED]
Name [REDACTED]
Date 27 Sep 90 Rank PLT OFF Tel No [REDACTED]
UNCLASSIFIEDREPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT (RECEIVED AT RAF COTTESMORE)
A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING:
(Local time to be used)
24 SEPT. @ 2000-2015. 25 MINS.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT:
Number: 1
Size: 50 MTR DIA APPROX.
Shape: CIRCLE OF LIGHTS. ROTATING ANTICLOCKWISE.
Colours: GREEN LIGHTS. FOLLOWED BY GREEN BEAM
TO GROUND LEVEL.
Brightness:
Sound: NO SOUND.
Smell: NO SMELL
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER:
Geographical Location: INITIALLY OVER MKT HARBOROUGH
Indoors/Outdoors THEN TOWARD LOVENHAM/
Stationary/Moving GARTREC.
D. HOW OBSERVED:
Naked Eye: v
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN:
GOING TO S.E.
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT:
G. DISTANCE: VARYING.
H. MOVEMENT: ROTATING.
J. METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS: RAIN - LOW CLOUD.
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS: FIRST SIGHTED OVER MKT HARBOROUGH
THEN FOLLOWED BY CAR INTO COUNTRY.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED:
C/T [REDACTED] ENG OPS.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT:
[REDACTED]
1N. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED:
RANG COTTESMORE AFTER LOCAL POLICE FAILED TO
TAKE HIM SERIOUSLY - SOUNDED SEEMINGLY CONCERNED
AT BEING UNABLE TO EXPLAIN WHAT HE HAD SEEN TO
O. OTHER WITNESSES. HIMSELF.
NEIGHBOURS.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT:
2130 LOCAL 24 SEPT.
To be sent to:
Sec (AS) 2
Room [REDACTED]
Ministry of Defence
Main Building
Whitehall
London
Copy to:
COT/116/Ops’" .~Nt!E:X A TO , , .)i...Jr’ ~i)C REPORT OF ,’! !<of :-o..d UNIDENTIFIED FLYlt!G OB~JECT , I A. I I ’"’ , " u. ! i I I , c . I I I D. (11).,;.J i ;Ju 5- ~ .....>;’OJi>... ~ { ":!) I q :) :t, i~) l A~"\..,-. I !(j’ J /\ .... ~; 1._ 1-_ ,- , ~ ’,.\!.., i W Jtd.l., ~k{j A~ \JJ~lJi~ ,I\) ’""8,,-~:.J $’t<;1j~ ’-’’\.9, ;t:tfL-t~.,." ’j .’J ; , 1/ 7 " I @~)_~ -!ill ,.. ,U. b jt4?J.~- j ; bk~y tt,;R p y...R. V I \ ~\’L i ; aJ-,~,’/’\.I.J I I I I I ! i ! I Cate 7 Time ,!t: Dura:i0~ of Sighting is’ Desc~-ip~i(1n of Gbje~t ( :-1,) ,:) fob j e c t. s, s i z e , shap~, c01our, brig~tness) Exac: Position of Observer Loca:i(1n, indo0r/0~~d0or, stationary/moviDg H0~:bservec (nakec eye, bi~0cul :s, other 0ptical cevice, still or movie) , \ L2... , "F,’ ,...-.tQ:".",,! , .,~- , . /fuC~ .’ "~ \~,~~- lvW\/ ~ t. . Directior. in rihich object fir.s: see~ (A la~tma~k ~2Y ~e ~0re ~sef~l tha~ _ baCl~’ es~i~a~eQ bearing) d f\jQ}* (9:l 0o’~~ ~ F. A~gl~ (If Sight (Es:iffia~e~ <D I’\.d\s ~,~.o,j’ ~) , ~/ \.o t.l~_9J’- ,.., \.1. ’"",.’’’ ;.,"-1;) .)’...) ,- "t-~ heig~ts a~e unrelia81e) Cis:~n2~-(Ey refe~e~ce :0 _ knt)’,..f!’1 lan mark) .,(\ .-.l~ i! ,f _ ’.f ,,,-(,,.\) ....~. H . , i I ! I i , i !"! ) v e~ e n t s (C~ a r; g e s ~ 1’1 :. t ~ ~1: c; may be of more use ~han es~i~ates or course ana SQE~ ) 0../) J . K. Met :ontiticlDS du~i~q ( ~’;i’) v i n g :- 10 U G S, h Z. e , o ’~I~! ;~" i~ ( \11:~(\ b0), C"{t$/ " k..,.)\ i~ { ;\.( ~ \J::::., ,,-J . Jit" /"’<:/"<-.. ,....,.~....... .<.J)~w" ’,. ~V\. G \.o.>1)L ---, , _. ~ \1. { C’ ds \c’-’S ~ .j) ~4 tt\_ C!b s e r- v a ~ (\!1 S 1:13: Q..... .~ ’\ ..~ v..... .I tJearby Objects (Tele~h0ne :in2s~ high v01~age lines, res~rv(,i~., lake or dam, swamp (Ir marsh, river, high builcings, tall chi~neys, steeples, spires, TV or ~aci0 m2stsr airfields, genet-ati~g plant, laC~0r es, pi:s or other sites ~l:~ floodl ahts or night lighting)L. To whom reported (Police, Police, CAA - not reported,
military, press etc) passed him to us
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
Brancaster, Kings Lynn, Norfolk
N. Background of Informant that astronomer, belongs to Brit.
may be volunteered meteor society
O. Other Witnesses none
P. Date, Time of Receipt 27 1250[ILLEGIBLE]
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological clear night,
Conditions nothing unusual
R. Remarks Sounded genuine
Date 27/9/90.......
Copies to:
Sec(AS)2
AEW/GE
DI 55
File AF Ops/1/11
[REDACTED]
v Sec(AS)2a
Squadron Leader
Duty Operations Officer
AF Ops22241 MODDCC G
4592352HUMPOL G
22241 MODDCC G
0708 HQ TLX 90-09-26 02:03
FROM CC HUMBERSIDE POLICE (HULL NORTH SUB DIVISION) SEC. (AS)2
OUR MSX REF:BLA014BI/260990/0142 26 SEP 1990
FILE
TO:MOD, UFO SIGHTINGS.
SIGHTING OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
=========================================
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION.
APPROX 2000 HRS TUESDAY 25TH SEPTEMBER 1990,FOR 40 MINS.
B. DESC,QTY,SIZE,SHAPE ETC.
ONE LARGE SILVER LIGHT,WITH 2 SMALLER YELLOW LIGHTS APPEARING
ABOVE AND BELOW IT. THE SILVER LIGHT CHANGED TO YELLOW BEFORE
FADING OVER A PERIOD OF 30 MINS. 2 RED LIGHTS APPEARED IN THE
SAME PLACE GROWING IN INTENSITY AND FUSING TOGETHER.
C. EXACT POSN OF OBSERVER.
INDOORS AT [REDACTED] BRANSHOLME,HULL.
D. HOW OBSERVED.
NAKED EYE
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH FIRST SEEN.
OVER BOOTHFERRY PARK AND HUMBER BRIDGE (SW OF OBS POINT)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT.
NOT KNOWN.
G. DISTANCE.
NOT KNOWN.
H. MOVEMENTS. (CHANGE IN E. F. G.)
NONE
I. MET CONDITIONS.
NOT KNOWN.
J. NEARBY OBJECTS.
BOOTHFERRY PARK FOOTBALL GROUND (GAME IN PROGRESS),HUMBER BRIDGE.
K. TO WHOM REPORTED.
POLICE AT BRANSHOLME POLICE STATION [REDACTED]
L. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED]
M. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT.
APPEARED SOBER AND LUCID.
N. OTHER WITNESSES.
[REDACTED]
O. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
2031 HRS 25.9.90. IN OPERATIONS ROOM,HUMBERSIDE POLICE.
MESSAGE ENDS
AUTHORISED BY INSPECTOR [REDACTED] FORCE OPERATIONS
SENT BY [REDACTED] T.C.O.
22241 MODDCC G
4592352HUMPOL G
NNNN[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: 19 SEP 1990, FILE]
UNCLASSIFIED
CWD341 18/1813 261C1737
FOR CAB
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 180830Z SEP 90
FROM RAF MANSTON
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HQSTC
HQ 11 GP BENTLEY PRIORY
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC SIF/Z6F
REPORT OF UFO SIGHTING
A. 041900Z SEP 90 DURATION 20 MINS
B. TWO RED LIGHTS VERY BRIGHT
C. SAT IN LIVING ROOM AND GARDEN
D. NAKED EYE
E. FIRST SAW IN THE SOUTH MOVING AWAY FROM INFORMANT. IT STOPPED
CAME BACK TOWARDS HOUSE GOING IN NORTHERLY DIRECTION
F. 60 DEGREES OF SIGHT
G. NOT KNOWN
H. MOVED OFF TOWARDS DARTFORD UNTIL LOST SIGHT OF IT. IT APPEARED
TO MOVE SLOWLY
J. NO CLOUDS TOTALLY CLEAR SKY NO STARS NO WIND GOING DUSK MOON
PAGE 2 RBDTRS 0002 UNCLAS
NOT OUT AT ANY TIME
K. NONE
L. GRAVESEND POLICE
M. [REDACTED] NORTHFLEET [REDACTED]
N. NONE
O. [REDACTED]
P. GRAVESEND POLICE 041930Z SEP 90
BT
DISTRIBUTION SIF
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NO SDL
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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CAB 1 SEC (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO )
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DGSTIUNCLASSIFIED
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: 19 SEP 1990, Sec (AS)2, FILE]
1. Date, time and duration of sighting.
Clear nights over the last two weeks.
2. Description of object.
Pulsating lights-centre-white in colour than every colour of the
rainbow around it like halo's.
3. Exact position observed.
N/E from Titchfield
4. How observed.
with naked eye and binoculars
5. Direction in which object was first seen.
N/E
6. Angle of sight.
Middle of the sky
7. Distance.
Hard to tell but quite a way.
8. Movements.
Eractic but very fast up and down.
9. Meteorological conditions during observations.
Sky Clear.
10. Nearby objects.
None noticed
11. To whom reported.
Nobody else.
12. Name and address of informant.
[REDACTED] Hants [REDACTED]
13. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
UNCLASSIFIEDUNCLASSIFIED
[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: 19 SEP 1990, Sec (AS)2, FILE]
14. Other witnesses.
his wife
15. Date and time of receipt of report.
2115(L) 9th September '90
16. Is a reply requested?
If we or the boffins can find an answer
yes he would like to know what it is.
[ILLEGIBLE]
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military, press etc) Sgt [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
N. Background of Informant that nothing
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses Not clear
P. Date, Time of Receipt FS 7:13L at Kinloss
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological None.
Conditions
R. Remarks seemed rational
not indicated that
we'd reply
Nb. Kinloss phoned later - Identified as Visiting USAF H-53
Helicopter. - Commander acknowledged flying in
sighting area at time reported.
[REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2a
Squadron Leader
Duty Operations Officer
AF Ops
Date...18th Sept. 90...
Copies to:
Sec(AS)2
AEW/GE
DI 55
File AF Ops/1/11UFO Incident : Saturday 4th August 90
Location: Calvine Scotland.
20 miles North of Pitlochry off the A9.
Time : 9pm approx.
Description: huge diamond shape UFO hovering for about 10 minutes before ascending
vertically upwards at high speed. During sighting RAF aircraft, believed to
be a Harrier made a number of low level passes for 5 to 6 minutes before
disappearing off.
Witnesses: [REDACTED] & 1 unidentified other.
Report passed to [REDACTED] RAF Press Officer Pitreavie MHQ.
Tel : RAF Pitreavie [REDACTED]
Additional Information: A number of colour photographs taken by eye witness and
pictures passed to RAF Pitreavie and Scottish Daily Record. Original
negatives then passed to the Daily Record.
Weather Information: Main Cloud Base 25,000ft dropping down to 15,000ft during
showers. Wind West-SW 10 - 15 knots.
Temperature 14°C Occasional showers.
Photographic Details: (i) Confirmation of date and time (ii) What sort of camera
(iii) What type of lens (iv) What focal lengthLoose Minute
D/Sec(AS)12/2
14 September 1990 [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] [REDACTED]
APS/US of S(AF)
Copy to:
Head of Sec(AS) [REDACTED]
DD GE/AEW
DDPR(RAF)
PHOTOGRAPHS OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT - SCOTTISH DAILY RECORD
1. US of S(AF) may wish to be aware that the Scottish Daily Record may run
a story regarding an alleged sighting of a UFO near Pitlochrie in early August.
Such stories are not normally drawn to the attention of Ministers and the MoD
press office invariably responds to questions along well-established lines
emphasising our limited interest in the UFO phenomenon and explaining that we
therefore do not have the resources to undertake any in-depth investigations
into particular sightings. On this occasion however, the MoD has been provided
with six photographic negatives of an alleged UFO by the Scottish Daily Record
and has been asked for comments almost certainly for inclusion in a forthcoming
story. For this reason it is felt that US of S(AF) should be made aware of the
background and the line adopted by the DDPR(RAF) in responding to the newspaper.
2. The photographs, which were received on 10 Sept, are alleged to have
been taken near the A9 road at Clavine, north of Pitlochrie on the evening of 4
August. They show a large stationary, diamond-shaped object past which, it
appears, a small jet aircraft is flying. The negatives have been considered by
the relevant staffs who have established that the jet aircraft is a Harrier (and
also identified a barely visible second aircraft, again probably a Harrier) but
have reached no definite conclusion regarding the large object. It has also
been confirmed that there is no record of Harriers operating in the area at the
time at which the photographs are alleged to have been taken. The negatives
have now been returned to the Scottish Daily Record.
3. In consultation with DDPR(RAF) it has been agreed that the attached
lines to take should be used in responding to the Scottish Daily Record. These
are consistent with the position adopted in the replies to the many public and
occasional parliamentary enquiries on the subject of UFOs.
[REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2a
[REDACTED]r’f1’ " ." SCOTTISH DAILY RECORD - PHOTOGRAPHS OF UFO DEFENSIVE LINES TO TAKE: - Have looked at photographs, no definite conclusions reached regarding large diamond-shaped object. - Confident that jet aircraft is a Harrier. - Have notecord of Harriers operating in location at stated time/date. - No other reports received by MoD of unusual air activity or sightings at location/date/time. IF PRESSED Who in MoD studied pictures? - All sighting reports (including on occasion photographs/drawings etc) received by MoD are referred to the staff in the departments which are responsible for air defence of UK who examine them as part of their normal duties. Other reports of UFOs from Scotland? - UFO reports from Scotland are rare.
[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: 13 SEP 1990, FILE] UNCLASSIFIED CAB062 13/0808 256C0931 FOR CAB ROUTINE 130625Z SEP 90 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z5F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 12 SEP 90. 0930(A) B. ONE. WHITE LIGHTS ONE AT CENTRE. ONE AT EACH TIP. ORANGE FLARE FIRED C. [REDACTED] BRACKLY. BRIDGEND D. NAKED EYE E. NORTH TO SOUTH F. UNKNOWN G. UNKNOWN H. SLOW MOVING J. UNKNOWN K. UNKNOWN L. POLICE. RAF ST ATHAN M. [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID 0092 UNCLAS M. NIL O. NONE P. 13 SEP 90. 0127(A) A. FIRST OBJECT 12 SEP 90. 2000Z. SECOND OBJECT 12 SEP 90 2130Z STILL BEING VIEWED AT 2230Z B. TWO. BOTH SIMILAR SIZE. 1. DOME SHAPED 2. ROUND. 1. YELLOW WITH CHANGING RING LIGHTS 2. MAINLY RED. 1. BRIGHTER THAN 2 C. [REDACTED] OLD HARLOW. ESSEX. OUTDOORS. STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE. BINOCULARS E. NE OF SS F. 1. STRAIGHT AHEAD 2. 45 DEG G. UNKNOWN H. STEADY 1. THEN UPWARDS SPINNING 2. STATIONARY NOW BECOMING SMALL J. CLEAR SKY K. UNKNOWN L. NNNDD. LATCC M. [REDACTED] N. EXCITED AT SPECTACLE O. SISTER P. 12 SEP 90. 2229Z
F’i:jGE .,n PAG~: ~,; RBDAID 0 02 ’,j ’i .’.,- ~ I ~3Tr;-~ I E;U"r I C~~\~ .Z6.F F t; ~""! (: , i" I j’" "l’’’t ’,.J ~." ~"1 \-.... -.4. t:. , ....,~ j ~:.::~ ~::.’.. S,,’: ~’,’ .’.’;’;;. f.,’, 1<~~, r.’," ’1" ’..’~.,’. 1,.....,1 hi <o,-~;:"-J> ’:. ..... ,.>’ .- C "’(":0 ,1..0 D G E:: ..." (I; E: tjJ C~ t>1 ~) D I ~5::j 1 C-i’:~~"} ".~ D\~~ST I C:X..J .;. -,,,,.. , . ,. ’.f$.{ ~ ’ ,.\ . ~ ~.. . # ~,. ;\i 2!.~S 6C: ;[? ::;) J. ~ ~ r<[Handwritten at top:] follow: Plt Off [REDACTED] for [ILLEGIBLE] /
4 Sep 90 - Courtesy reply to [REDACTED] requested.
UNCLASSIFIED
Sec(AS)copy [REDACTED]
FIN/2286/Org GE3 12/1
DL55
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 28 Aug 90 04:35(L) 2 Seconds
B. Description of Object. KITE SHAPED (NO TRAILING TAIL)
C. Exact Position Observer.
CARCROFT
D. How Observed.
[tick]
E. Direction in which Object was first seen.
WEST- EAST
F. Angle of Sight.
45°
G. Distance.
3 MILES
H. Movements.
VERY FAST MOVING
J. Meteorological conditions during observation.
CLEAR NIGHT
K. Nearby objects.
NIL
L. To whom reported.
Fg Off [REDACTED]
M. Name and Address of informant.
[REDACTED] UPTON, PONTEFRACT
[REDACTED]
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
[tick]
O. Other witnesses.
POSSIBILITY OF TRAFFIC ON A1
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
28 Aug 90 19-50(L)
Q. Is a reply requested.
YES
Signed [REDACTED]
Name [REDACTED]
Date 28 Aug 90 Rank Fg Off Tel No [REDACTED]
UNCLASSIFIED[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: 1 SEP 1990, FILE] UNCLASSIFIED CWD210 11/1401 254C2116 FOR CAB ROUTINE 110855Z SEP 90 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 6 SEP 90. 1900-1945(A) B. WHITE/BLUE. LIGHTS IN A CIRCLE IN THE SKY C. EALY. CARDIFF. OUT DOORS D. NAKED EYE E. OVER CENTRE OF CARDIFF F. UNKNOWN G. UNKNOWN H. CONTINUAL CIRCULAR MOVEMENTS. NO OVER LAND SPEED LIGHTS ONLY SEEN IN CLOUDS. WHEN SKY CLEAR LIGHTS NOT SEEN J. UNKNOWN K. UNKNOWN L. RAF ST ATHAN. HTV M. [REDACTED] N. NIL PAGE 2 BRDAID 0004 UNCLAS O. [REDACTED] P. 6 SEP 90. 2040(A) BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DGSTI
[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: 1 SEP 1990, Sec. (AS)2, FILE]
UNCLASSIFIED
CWD031 11/0144 253C4510
FOR CAB
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 101945Z SEP 90
FROM RAF FYLINGDALES
TO MODUK AIR
INFO BROAD SHIELD
HQ 11 GP BENTLEY PRIORY
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F/I3F/IBJ
UFO REPORT. A [REDACTED] REPORTS HIS 2 FRIENDS OBSERVED 2 BRIGHT
LIGHTS LOW IN SKY WHILE STANDING MR OLIVERS MT IN SCARBOROUGH. NORTH
YORKSHIRE. LIGHTS WERE N OF RAVENSCAR OVER THE SEA. LIGHTS WERE
STATIONARY AND QUOTE GRADUALLY FADED AWAY UNQUOTE. REMAINING IN
VIEW SEVERAL MINUTES AROUND 1930(L). [REDACTED] ENQUIRING IF RAF AC
INVOLVED IN EXERCISES IN AREA AND MAY PHONE FLYING UNITS. MET
CONDITIONS CLEAR WITH SPECTACULAR SUNSET. [REDACTED] IS ON STAFF OF
[REDACTED] EVENING PRESS. NO INFORMATION OFFERED BY THIS UNIT
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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CAB 1 SEC (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO )
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CAV 2 DGSTI
DISTRIBUTION I3F
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CXJ 1 AFDO ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO )
DISTRIBUTION IBJ
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CYD 1 DD EW&R ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO )WEST
YORKSHIRE
POLICE
Your Ref: ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT
P.O. BOX 9, WAKEFIELD WF1 3QP
Our Ref: A21/RW/SAW Telephone: Wakefield [REDACTED]
29 August 1990
Dear Sir,
I enclose for your information a copy minute
sheet in respect of an incident which occured
in the Toller Lane Sub Division of this force
on 20 August 1990.
Yours faithfully
[REDACTED]
Senior Administrative Officer
• The Ministry of Defence
Duty Controller
Aeronautical Information Services (Military)
Royal Air Force
West Drayton. [REDACTED]WEST YORKSHIRE POLICE
Reference:
Tel.: Extn.
MINUTE SHEET
Subject Station: Queens Rd PS Date: 20 AUGUST 1990
Superintendent [REDACTED]
at 2305 hrs on
Unidentified Flying Monday 20th August 1990 I was on duty at
Object, Queens Rd PS when I received a telephone
FGO 2 / 1986 call from a [REDACTED] in
PARA 15 relation to an unidentified flying
object.
I obtained from him the following
details as set out in the marginally
mentioned Force General Order.
① Approximate duration of sighting 5
minutes, at 22.50 hrs Monday 20-8-90
② Description of object - similar to a
star and as bright as the
brightest star.
③ Location of observer - outside his
home address (see 13)
④ Outside in the open.
⑤ Observer stationary.
⑥ Object seen only by naked eye.
⑦ First seen by [REDACTED] when the
object was travelling from south east
to north west, and then by [REDACTED]
and his wife a moment later
when it was travelling from north
west to east east.
⑧ Angle of sight - directly upwards.
⑨ Distance away - appeared to be with the
stars.⑩ Movement of object - 1st sighting
steady continuous straight line,
2nd sighting in opposite direction in
a dog leg fashion.
⑪ Very clear night.
⑫ No high buildings or other objects
nearby to interfere with the observers
sight line.
⑬ ① [REDACTED] [REDACTED]
BRADFORD, WEST YORKSHIRE
[REDACTED]
② [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] (WIFE OF 1 ABOVE)
ADDRESS AS ONE ABOVE
⑭ Neither of the observers has any
unusual background, not ex-service
personnel.
⑮ Two - see 13 above.
⑯ Press not involved.
⑰. Neither observer was visited, details
being taken over the telephone from
[REDACTED] only.
Over the telephone [REDACTED] appeared
quite normal, and seemed genuine.
I request that this report be
forwarded to General Administration
Dept., Force HQ, for onward transmission
of these details to the Ministry of
Defence, Duty Controller, Aeronautical
Information Services (Military), RAFWest Drayton, for their information.
[REDACTED] [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
2. Administration, Force Headquarters
This report is forwarded for your information and for
details to be transmitted to the Ministry of Defence,
Duty Controller as requested.
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
Acting Superintendent
Toller Lane Sub Division
22nd August 1990
HB/TMS/JGUNCLASSIFIED CWD163 10/1342 253C2323 FOR CAB ROUTINE 100705Z SEP 90 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 090302A SEP 90 B. ONE OBJECT. SIZE UNKNOWN. SHAPE OBLONG/INSIDE OVAL SHAPE WITH BLUE LIGHT. RED LIGHTS (BROKEN) VERY BRIGHT. HEAVY MACHINE/THUNDER. NO SMELL C. [REDACTED] FALLOWFIELD, MANCHESTER. OUTDOORS. STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. NIL F. NIL G. NIL H. DOWN THEN UP FAST. STEADY J. CLEAR NIGHT K. NIL L. POLICE INITIALLY PAGE 2 RBDAID 0004 UNCLAS M. [REDACTED] 6315 N. NIL O. SISTER P. 091839Z SEP 90 A. 9 SEP 90, 1523-1600Z B. ONE. LARGE. 2 PYRAMIDS. SILVER. NO SOUND/SMELL C. SURBITON, OUTDOORS, STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE, BINOCULARS E. 3000FT MOVING TOWARDS EPSOM F. NIL G. NIL H. CHANGING J. MOVING CLOUDS K. NIL L. POLICE M. KINGSTON POLICE TEL [REDACTED] REF CAD 502909 SEP 90 N. NIL O. TWO PERSONS P. 091607Z SEP 90
PAGE ~:~ lJ N C LAS S I FIE D PA~F 3 RBDAID 0004 UHCLAS ~;,T" .. t: i:; F’ D I E Tf~ I l~UT I Ot~ r’ ;:" ,_/’. .>~- J. ,,,.r cO’....l .(’~ ..~ 1.., \ I." .1. e f.11,) :i fH:: (~ (f~) f) ) 1)1) m::/AEt~ D I ~5~:; CfW ;!. DGST I I~CTIOI’>I ( CXJ ., .., AFDO ) 2::53C;~~ ::0 ~ f~ ’
ZCZC MNI0002 060811
06-09-90 0811
XTD0002
22241 MODDCC G
592352HUMPOL G
1451 HQ TLX 90-09-06 06:08
REPORT OF U.F.O.
1. 2301 HOURS 04/09/90
2. AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL NOT INFORMED BY POLICE
3. DETAILS:
A. 2115 HOURS 04/09/90 TWO MINUTES
B. DESCRIBED AS OVER TWO HOUSES LONG OF A HALF OVAL SHAPE WITH A
FLAT SECTION UNDERNEATH. THE SHAPE WHICH APPEARED DARKER THAN
THE SURROUNDING SKY WAS FILLED WITH WINDOWS EACH BEING BRIGHTLY
LIT FROM WITHIN. NO SMELL OR SOUND APPEARED TO BE EMITTED.
ONE OBJECT SEEN.
C. SEEN WHILST STANDING LOOKING THROUGH FIRST FLOOR BEDROOM WINDOW
D. NAKED EYE.
E. NORTH EAST.
F. 30 DEGREES ABOVE THE HORIZON.
G. 300 METRES.
H. STATIONARY.
I. CLEAR EVENING WITH FULL MOON.
J. NO OBJECTS OTHER THAN NEARBY HOUSES.
4. REPORTED TO GRIMSBY POLICE CONTROLHBY TELEPHONE.
5. [REDACTED] GRIMSBY.
6. [REDACTED] AND
APPARENTLY OF SOUND MIND.
7. NO OTHER WITNESSES BUT FOLLOWING DAY A COLLEAGUE, [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] INFORMED [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] THAT SHE SAW A UFO IN IMMINGHAM ABOUT THE SAME TIME AND
DATE WHICH WAS DIRECTLY ABOVE [REDACTED] AND DESCRIBED AS LARGE AND
ROUND WITH RED AND GREEN LIGHTS UNDERNEATH.
8. 2115/04/09/90
9. NO
10 TO MINISTRY OF DEFENCE TELEX NO. [REDACTED]
RETRANS BY OPS TELEX
D.T.O. 06/09/90 0608 HRS.
[REDACTED] MODDCC G
[REDACTED] HUMPOL GREPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT --------------------------------------- A. Date. Time & Du~ation of Sighting --...--..... 41140L Sep 90 5 seconds Bright white light about size of tennis ball. Looked like bits breaking off - some way away, fragment i ng. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- B. Description of Object (No of obJects, size, shape, colour, brightne Outside. Right to left. c. Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving Naked eye. E. . F. D. How Obse~ved (naked eye, binocula~s, other optical device, still or movie West moving to south-east 40 degrees Not known. Not close. Di~ection in which obJect first seen (A landmark may be mo~e useful than a badly estimated bearing) Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) G. , Distance (By reference to a known landmark R Movements (Changes in E, F & Q may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) J. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist ete) Clear. K. Nearby ObJects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, ~eservoir, lake etc or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio mastsl airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting> Nothing noticeable.
L. To whom reported (Police, Air Force Ops - MOD
military, press etc)
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
Cuffley
Herts [REDACTED]
(viewed when in Cheshunt)
N. Background of Informant that Nil
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses Nil
P. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 051935Z Sep 90.
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological Nil
Conditions
R. Remarks: Sounded quite genuine.
[REDACTED]
R02
Duty Ops Officer
AF Ops
Date: 05 Sep 90
Distribution:
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AEW/GE, Rm[REDACTED]MB
DI 55, Rm [REDACTED]etropole Bldg
File AF Ops/2/5/1~ ~,~ REPORT ’"’- ’-....it’ AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT ANI; E X A TO ::JUt’"’ "Ju2 A. Date 1 Time I~ 8uration of Sighting J . @ ’,- L....4"-",,, ~ gz.fl < ’..n 004’V\ L(J~ lLb " ~ ’-. ’-’ . Descr-ipticJn of Object (~Jo 0f objects, size, shape, colour, brig~tness) Lu.~Q: blo.- Jt CJ-1L’;;’’ JJ~.r U U’; ~~l;’- ~~’\ l ~.J~’ ’\’r~~..1<\.JUh -1?’ZV’’^-.,t t:L- s \." . Exact Position of Observer " fl.c~Jk. .. v .~’-I:tJ_~\ ~-~.. CAAJ,.ct~(JV~) Loc2ti(\n, i~do0r/outd00r, stationary/moving D. Ho’..:Jbserved Cnakec: eye, b~noculars, other optical device, still 0rmovie) I (L~L(;...y( ..e",~ \ . ’" ~ Direction in rihich object first see~ (A lantm2~k ~ay je ~0re ~sef~l th2~ _ bacl\" esti~2ted je2ring) ... b ’ " ,’\0. j l’.J:. lV"-’-’. ~ A~gle of Sight (Es:iffia~~~ heights are unreliable) vut/b-- I /li.. ,~,,--- , ,... ; iJ. [; i s t n::- . ( By :r ~ fer e:--:2 e ~ ’..’ .... k ()’t-lr1 1 Bl’1Cmar k) /1. r.. Movements (Cha~ges in ~, ? & G mav be of more use than es~i~ates of course ana spe~c~ ~~~~t~.. ’1 ’,. ’"’’’’’’ T v . t"ie:. C<)i1d i t iOf;S ~q’r"";n-- ’A \..i. ;.. I =. Ob 5 e r va:’ i () n s /1 Jt~)u"’ Jz#~N~~, K .. (~;;’)\jing c-lou:s, h2Ze-t mist. c:"’’-’\ ...~ v"_ J / - ttLl:5"’L~~.--\ r~earby Objects (Teleph(Jne ~ines~ hign voltage lines, res~~V(\i~-, lake O~ dam, swamp or marsh, river, high builcings, tall chi~neys, steeples, spires, TV or racio masts, airfields, generating plant, factor es, pi~s or other s tes ~i:h floodl ghts or night light ng)
L. To whom reported (Police, Newton Abbot Express who
military, press etc) passed to RAF Chivenor. Also
Police.
[REDACTED]
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
Bradley Barton
N. Background of Informant that [REDACTED]
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses not known
P. Date, Time of Receipt 4th Sept 11.00L
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological not known
Conditions
R. Remarks sounded rational to
newspaper people
[ILLEGIBLE] Paper asked if
we would contact him.
SAE [REDACTED] penied
[REDACTED]
/sec(AS)2a
Squadron Leader
Duty Operations Officer
AF Ops
Date... 4th September...1990
Copies to:
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File AF Ops/1/11UNCLASSIFIED CAB030 03/0643 246C0406 FOR CAB ROUTINE 030615Z SEP 90 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 022010A SEP 90. 20 SECONDS B. 1 OBJECT. 3 INCHES AT DISTANCE. ALMOST ROUND. STEEL GREY. NO LIGHTS C. OUTSIDE IN GARDEN D. NAKED EYE E. FROM EAST F. N/K G. N/K H. SMOOTH. CONTINUOUS THEN RAPID ACCELERATION J. CLEAR SKY K. NONE L. 9 AND 9 LATCC M. [REDACTED] EDMONTON [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID 0001 UNCLAS N. SPECIAL CONSTABLE O. NIL P. 022642L SEP 90 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DGSTI
~ , ;:PORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJE T A. -------------------~------------~---~~- tr___~_~~~’c--:-::.::..--.--,-.- Date, Time & Duration of Sighting :"""""",’",’’’’;’~;"’’’’i;’’’’’ii’’0’ii’’’’’’’’’’’^~’’0’’:t’’~1 00-0121 50L Sep 90. ---_....-..~-=.- B. Description of Object (No of obJectsl size, shape. colour, brightness) - ............ ~._... -n Three White lights rather like searchlights, but no beams. -------~----~------~--~-----~-----~-~~-~--~---~------------~~------~-----_. c. Loc:at ion. i nd oor/out:d (.H r, stationary/moving Outd oors. _________......___M______....~_.......___...___""__’_____._._-~ ~ ..... ’" ~ D. How Observed (naked eye. binoculars, other optical device, sti 11 or movie ~,ilO____.""___,,__-...,--__- ~ ~ ...." "- ..~...... Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F.- ’gie~ si~tim~ted---~"..--- heights are un~.liable) E. Naked eye. -- ,,---- Looking North towards Wanstead. ------ N/K G.-’ Dist ’e (By r-Ed~"rn-nce-to.-.~-".-. known landm i’k -----,.--’<.._~~---..",.."......--_. H. Movements <Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) ~--- ""--.-"’-- J. Met Conditions during ObservatiDns (Moving cloudsl haze, mist etc) ------ ~’#.............._- Variable movement then converging. Clear. ’" ....._-------.~"’" -,........ K. Nearby ObJects (Telephone linesl high voltage lines, reservoir, lake etc or dam, swamp or marsh. river, high buildings. tall chimneys, steeples, spiresl TV OT’ radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories. pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) Two tall blocks of flats. ---... .--..- "....~"" ~*----
To whom reported (Police, Air Force Ops - MOD
military, press etc) (initially Civil Police)
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
Forest Gate
E7
N. Background of Informant that -
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses -
P. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 012155L Sep 90.
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological NK.
Conditions
R. Remarks: Caller stated that various other people had phoned
the Leyton police station reporting the same thing.
[REDACTED]
R02
Duty Ops Officer
AF Ops
Date: 01 Sep 90
Distribution:
Sec(AS)2, [REDACTED] MB
AEW/GE, Rm[REDACTED]MB
DI 55, Rm [REDACTED]etropole Bldg
File AF Ops/2/5/1N ."\ (~; ’r i" ’r ~, ~- i~) ~. -... 18 0 1055 ~. 0710Z t~~ ’rr~ j,f\ ~ t:. I) ;,! I~~ - 000:l i.JNC1...A~; ~. ~t~ i.. s ~., SE(~ ( ON ~.fA ~. AEW t’"~r ~ ~ ~ ~ i~
UNCLASSIFIED CWD108 31/0844 243C1236 FOR CAB ROUTINE 310715Z AUG 90 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 282200Z-282230Z AUG 90 B. LARGE. GOLF BALL. COLOURS OF SPECTRUM. NO SOUND. NO SMELL C. GARDEN. LOOKING EAST D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS E. WEST F. N/K G. N/K H. NO MOVEMENT J. CLEAR STARLIT NIGHT K. NIL L. PRESS THEN POLICE ON 30 AUG 90 M. [REDACTED] DROITWICH, WORC. [REDACTED] N. AVIATION ENTHUSIAST PAGE 2 RBDAID 0001 UNCLAS O. WIFE P. 301640Z AUG 90 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DGSTI
UNCLASSIFIED
CA8149 27/2007 239C1722
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 271450Z AUG 90
FROM RAF LEUCHARS
TO MODUK AIR
HQSTC
BROAD SHIELD
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z5F/Z6F
(SIC Z6F INSERTED BY DCC)
MOD ATTN OF AFOR(RAF). SUBJECT: REPORT ON AND UNIDENTIFIED FLYING
OBJECT.
A. 26 AUG 90 2026 LOCAL. DURATION 3 MINS.
B. 1 OBJECT IN A KITE OR DIAMOND SHAPE IN A VERY BRIGHT WHITE COLOUR.
MADE NO SOUND AT ALL.
C. IN A MOVING VEHICLE (SLOWED DOWN TO VIEW OBJECT) ON A92 (SOUTH
BOUND. NEAR GALLATOWN ROUNDABOUT KIRCALDY FIFE SCOTLAND.)
D. NAKED EYE.
E. TO THE SOUTH.
F. SLIGHTLY UP FROM HORIZON; POSSIBLY ABOVE 200FT AGL.
G. NOT ABLE TO SPECIFY.
H. APPEARED SUDDENLY THEN AFTER 3 MINS DISAPPEARED JUST AS IF SOMEONE
HAD TURNED OF A LIGHT.
J. CLEAR SKY.
K. NOTHING NEAR BY.
L. WING OPERATIONS. RAF LEUCHARS. SACW [REDACTED] FIFE, SCOTLAND.
M. [REDACTED]
N. [REDACTED] IS A [REDACTED] ON HER WAY TO HOSPITAL. HER HUSBAND
IS A POLICEMAN. ON SIGHTING OBJECT SHE RANG HER HUSBAND TO SEE IF
ANYONE ELSE HAD REPORTED ANYTHING. NO ONE HAD.
O. [REDACTED] (PASSENGER IN SAME VEHICLE.)
P. 27 1340 LOCAL AUGUST 90.
Q. YES.
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z5F
F
NO SDL
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F" _~ .~!11!;:. 1 5~ ’5~ , , :., f’:.’~! ,~ !:’’j ") 1.,") ’" ’-" ..~
UNCLASSIFIED CAB068 24/0453 235C3421 FOR CAB ROUTINE 231030Z AUG 90 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 052205L AUG 90 B. BRIGHTLY LIT. RED, GREEN AND WHITE LIGHTS. TWINKLING C. OUTDOORS IN LOCHGILPHED SCOTLAND D. BINOCULARS E. SOUTH EAST F. 15 DEGREES G. N/K H. STEADY J. MOVING CLOUDS K. N/A L. RAF MACHRIHANISH M. [REDACTED] ARGYLL. [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID 0003 UNCLAS N. [REDACTED] RETIRED POLICE SERGEANT O. [REDACTED] [REDACTED] P. TO AIS(M) LATCC 23 AUG 90 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DGSTI
ANNEX A TO ~-; P ~D2 A Date Time ,~ f::. ~C"-’\. . , <6" W-c <::::>............ Duration of Sighting 4 2..0 C.-y.-. - Fo( ~a ,"’"’ \.\. e- ~ . B De s c r’ i p t ion of Ot j e c t ~--"<Iii?’_ c’.>c ’-"’~C) . ( N() of objects , si ze , ~~ w..~~1 ~~~ shape , colour , brightness) C. \ o~..c::k- ~~<::~, \I""\CX:~"":)~?_’E:S::~ ~~ "!!.’;~"’C:;~ c.~~ C i=’v -- ~.,.. Position of Observer e.c"dc:\’, .(~_ -<:~.... - ~~Q.. . .....^ d......... ~~.s;:;~..J Location indoor/outdoor , ’:::.:;".~:)...~c-..::.("’\ , stationary/moving .~.:.......::::::.~,,<::::::’\ ,""- c...:..,~( . i D. How Ob served ( naked eye i , I binoculars , other optical i \~ ~~~ , device , still or movie) E. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than _ badly estimated bearing) g~t"..;;;;v-’,\ t’ ~ Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) ~c:;:, ~~ 0’ ;>... o ’u. Distance~(By refere~ce to a k n C> wn 1 and mar k ) ---- \1 .li. . Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than es~imates of course ana SDeeC) ./ T ’" . Met Conditio~s during Observat ons (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc ~o. 6~6 ~’V~<;;~ t~~ tlearby Objects (Telephone lines, h i g h v ;) 1 tag e 1 i n e s 1 res e r v 0 i t’} 1 2 k e or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, fac~ories, pits or other s tes with floodlights or night light ng)L. To whom reported (Police,
military, press etc) /
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
Notes
N. Background of Informant that
may be volunteered /
O. Other Witnesses [REDACTED]
P. Date, Time of Receipt 200920 Aug 90
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions /
R. Remarks
[REDACTED]
RA
[REDACTED]
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Squadron Leader
Duty Operations Officer
AF Ops
Date.................
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File AF Ops/1/11NNNN
ZCZC MNI0081 201853
20-08-90 1853
;
XTD0081
22241 MODDCC G
1014 HQ TLX 90-08-20 18.51
FROM C.W. HUMBERSIDE POLICE (PRIORY ROAD POLICE STATION)
TO MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
DTO 1430 20/08/90
A/ 19/08/90 2300 HOURS, 1 1/2 HOURS.
B/ NO SHAPE SEEN JUST A SERIES OF BLUE, RED AND WHITE LIGHTS, (ONE
OF EACH, VERY BRIGHT, FLASHING IN SEQUENCE). THE LIGHTS WERE
EMANATING FROM THE ONE CENTRAL POINT, NOT SEPERATE ONES, NO
SOUND, NO SMELL.
C/ 1/ [REDACTED] COTTINGHAM. OUTDOORS -
STATIONARY.
2/ BEVERLEY WESTWOOD, WHERE THREE OBJECTS WERE SIGHTED. ALL
DESCRIBED AS IDENTICAL TO THE ONE ABOVE. ALL STATIONARY BUT
NO DISTINCT PATTERN OR FORMATION. OUTDOORS STATIONARY.
D/ NAKED EYE, BINOCULARS AND TELESCOPE.
E/ 1/ SEEN TO THE NORTHWEST OF HOME ADDRESS. NO LANDMARK GIVEN
AS HOUSE SURROUNDED BY HIGH TREE LINES.
2/ SEEN TO THE NORTHWEST. NO LANDMARKS GIVEN.
F/ 30 DEGREES
G/ UNABLE TO STATE
H/ SIGHTING 1/ OBJECT MOVED LOWER (OR FURTHER AWAY), DROPPING
BELOW TREE LINE. AN ORANGE WHIRLED, PLUM SHAPED OBJECT WAS SEEN
TO FALL TOWARDS GROUND FROM THE OBJECT.
I/ CLEAR SKY.
J/ NONE KNOWN.
K/ HUMBERSIDE POLICE, PRIORY ROAD, HULL.
L/ [REDACTED]
M/ NONE.
N/ [REDACTED]
O/ 0012 20/08/90
++
MESSAGE ENDS
SENDER [REDACTED] FORCE CONTROL
AUTH. OFFICER [ILLEGIBLE] BENSTEAD. ~_e’ ,__--..__.. --" .~ REPOHT OF ~- ; A. ,. Ai’! Ul.lIDEtrTlfIED FLYlrJG ()ErJe’CT --- ,t.-JU::X ’TO :;Or ~)Oc\- Date, .11me ~t ~ . uu r 2 t 1 (J n (! f S i_ g h tin g ..--..-------- ,". I L. I I I I I- Ie. ! , I I f- ! " I Li. I i , I }-- E. DescT~iptit)n (;f Objf.>ct (No (If objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) Exact Position of Observer Locatio~, indoor/outdc’orf stationary/moving !-bw Observed , ’ . \naKec eye: binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) I () u. 2 S (..<. ,\l.! nc~ ~t"",",...\\’ I ’1 i - d-o \’;s, \ I 1 ----1 i "iD \~ hov.~) e:-, \ D S &-’ - j\b.!):-t2S \ i \, crC\I2_ ""’K..~’<J’\ :j5 S;\"\1) ......d., ~. I ....,J- - \ Jn~o(’ - leo\rt. ( j,- cf b(A:!~ ~ :k~" i 1 . ~ \ I ~ ,,,.j.(i.!ttLO e~,:::f-" I l I \ I \ " 0.... al"l \ 4- ~ P.j\..\,.)\ .. !.;\..., ,--’ ’’’’:’’’v "...."., \>-.n- l.,~V’ ,",’C.fI"", . i \?O ,)\u~ ,I’ I’.’ \ ’. d( j,JJ":.,A\f\;1:,. " ; (..,.,~.,) Direction in which object first seen (A landm2~k may be more useful than a badly estimate bearing) -------...... , . An g 1 e of Sight. ( Est. ITI a t-::: ,... v’ ! ..... heigh:.s ar e unreliable) Di stan2 ~ ( reI f:!-eri22 v’_\ ’- kn ,’)wn J.2ndrT12r~-:) i ! i i i I i I I I I I 1 i I I .-------1 ~e:s.~ L\ c~ ~)\JJZ \ .........! Q: i " ,-’ i ..... ~_ ’’’’,~ f""’} i" (’ I’(’" ,.. ! C’’’’’ 1..""" ’-’,.-"-~1.-" ~’i" ! .__----.J i 1= W"=-CJ .J) ~ ~-:~ fl~Dl\ l,.’V-. , \i>-!J2.S\ ..- ~ H. 1’>1;) v em en t s ( Ch3r!ges in:: , r..[""lan ,- ~. .... ’-" m2~’-t! be (if est.in:2tes rn c~ ;- e ~.J s e speec) , --"’"-----....-_... ~"f C’( llr.se no v . Met C(}nditi(~~s du~ing ObserV2~ic\ns (~";(1vin~! C:10UGS, haze! ?TIist. e.~"c) 1\ 11.- Uh- 4Df"’X) !I;’ if’ n I Jv r102. --~----~--~. N\t ~li.~’;’(’. <.....1 ,~ f.,Jo\r (,.{\. <..’\.""’’’ , t. ! e 2 ;- Y C) t: j e c t :..~, l’ e 1 0: ;) 1"’1 ’:’ n e 1.:. n ::: s ~ r’. j. g t: v :) 1 t. a g, e. 1 i n e So, r- e s e r v (; i;~! .:. ~( ~: O~ d2IT" swa~p or mars~, river., ~igh buildings, t~ll chImneys, steeples, spires, 7V ,)r radio ~2Sts, air~riel s J gener-ating plant, aits cr c\ther site~ ~i:n 2 C t (, r t.."":i. - .... ..~. , lc)odl ghts or night lighting) ,11,/ NIt’,. ---i ;L. To whom reported (Police, Station Duty Officer, [REDACTED]
military, press etc) [REDACTED] - RAF Quedgeley
M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
N. Background of Informant that
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses None reported.
P. Date, Time of Receipt 1825 14 Aug 90
Q. Any Unusual Meteorological Not known.
Conditions
R. Remarks
Received by Flying Complaints Flt
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED] Sqft
[REDACTED]
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Squadron Leader
Duty Operations Officer
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AEW/GE
DI 55
File AF Ops/1/11UNCLASSIFIED CA8161 12/1718 224C0749 FOR CAB ROUTINE 121145Z AUG 90 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 072221Z AUG 90 B. ONE. ROCKET LIKE. RED. VAPOUR TRAIL C. [REDACTED] WINTON, BOURNEMOUTH D. NAKED EYE E. FROM THE WEST F. VERY HIGH G. UNKNOWN H. HIGH AND FAST J. CLEAR K. UNKNOWN L. POLICE M. SGT [REDACTED] FROM [REDACTED] [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID 0006 UNCLAS N. NIL NOTIFIED O. ANONYMOUS GROUP OF FIVE P. 072225Z AUG 90 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFOO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DGSTI
UNCLASSIFIED CWD038 12/1717 224C0744 FOR CAB ROUTINE 121130Z AUG 90 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 0802208 AUG 90 B. ONE. SIZE OF A HOUSE. SPHERICAL. RED, YELLOW GLOW C. CIMLAA AREA (NEATH) BOTH INDOORS AND OUTDOORS D. NAKED EYE. INVISIBLE WHEN VIEWED THROUGH STILL CAMERA E. NIL NOTIFIED F. NIL NOTIFIED G. THREE TO FOUR MILES H. NIL NOTIFIED J. NIL NOTIFIED K. NIL NOTIFIED L. SWANSEA POLICE M. [REDACTED] LONGFORD, NEATH. [REDACTED] N. NIL PAGE 2 RBDAID 0005 UNCLAS O. MOTHER P. 082134A AUG 90 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFOO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DGSTI
UNCLASSIFIED CAB158 12/1704 224C0745 FOR CAB ROUTINE 121110Z AUG 90 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 072300Z AUG 90 B. LIKE A BRIGHT STAR. FLASHING A COMBINATION OF RED GREEN AND WHITE C. BRIDGEWATER SOMERSET MOVING VERY SLOWLY D. NAKED EYE E. NORTH EAST BUT HAS CHANGED TO NORTH IN AN HOUR F. 30 DEGREES G. COULD NOT ESTIMATE H. SLOW VERTICAL ECLIPSE J. NO CLOUD VERY CLEAR K. HINCKLEY POINT ATOMIC POWER STATION TO THE WEST L. ATC BRISTOL AIRPORT M. [REDACTED] BRIDGEWATER, SOMERSET. [REDACTED] N. EX-RAF. OBJECT DEFINITELY NOT AN AIRCRAFT OR STAR PAGE 2 RBDAID 0004 UNCLAS O. 2 SONS PLUS INFORMANT P. 080020A BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFOO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DGSTI
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+HEADQUARTERS PROVOST & SECURITY SERVICES (UNITED KINGDOM) DAILY OCCURRENCE R[ILLEGIBLE]+
+ SERIAL NO: 970.30 + DATE: 07/08/90 + TIME: 1745 hrs + PASS REGION: NR +
+ REPORTED BY RANK: [REDACTED] NAME: [REDACTED] TRADE/DUTY: N/A +
+ UNIT: N/A [REDACTED] [REDACTED] TELEPHONE NO & EXT: [REDACTED] +
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+ DETAILS OF OCCURRENCE + ACTION TAKEN +
+ TITLE : UFO SIGHTING + 1. [REDACTED] +
+ [REDACTED] + 2. INFO FCF. +
+ [REDACTED] NTH WALSHAM, + +
+ NORFOLK, CONTACTED THIS LOCATION & + +
+ REQUESTED TO REPORT A UFO THAT HAD + +
+ BEEN SIGHTED BY A FAMILY FRIEND ON + +
+ 04/08/90 AT 2330HRS. HE STATED THAT + +
+ [REDACTED] A LOCAL FARMER, SAW A + +
+ BRIGHT ORANGE GLOBE, SIZE UNKNOWN. + +
+ WITH A BAND OF WHITE LIGHTS AROUND + +
+ ITS CENTRE. LAND BEHIND SOME TREES + +
+ AT WITTON WOOD, ALSO KNOWN AS + +
+ BACTON WOOD. AFTER THIS OBJECT HAD + +
+ LANDED A FORK OF LIGHTNING HAD SHOT + +
+ UPWARDS INTO THE AIR. THERE WAS NO + +
+ SIGHTING OF THIS OBJECT DEPARTING. + +
+ & WHEN THE AREA WAS LATER SEARCHED + +
+ 2 CORN CIRCLES WERE FOUND. HE ALSO + +
+ STATED THAT A TRACTOR PARKED NEARBY + +
+ WHEN ATTEMPTED TO START HAD A FLAT + +
+ BATTERY. + +
+ + +
+ + +
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+ FOR TOP PRESS F4 FOR REVERSE PRESS F[ILLEGIBLE] ENTRY MADE BY: CPL [REDACTED] +
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MINISTRY [ILLEGIBLE]
Sec.[ILLEGIBLE] 2
13 AUG 1990
FILE
Duplicate. See E5. "-.. ..~-~...’ .~^-,".., ._.... ’~ " [;ate ~ Tirne ~~ Duratic)n (If Sighting REPORT OF AtI UNIDE}!TIFIED FLYltJG OEJ~CT ,.....--- . . I lB. ! i I i I i r- ! - Ie. i I ~. I ~--- t. .. j I ~- I ! ~ ~ ;.... 0~ h. ~---._-_. (.+ H~ ’{a, 4_\ } \ I I i I _--------I "5;’?-"",.. i J L I ",..)1"",/’4;;... i ! ! ".....\ ’ ---1 ~,.:c.::<;"\.e:....-~c;..J’4" \ I I ! --1 I \ I l ! ! \ I i I ! i I I 1 ----- I ! i\6\0’!JI~" cr/:.<..O’\;l~ C!.j ~ i, I..L~ ,,~">f\ \I-;> iJ’, / : w’(’~ "~,,-,,,, i’, 6CU’lct I ~.; ,I.- " 1 _..........f. i..{; ,^--,,"O C../’t:iW’..,r-...~ ! iJ Descr-iptic1n (~f Object (l~o of objects, size, shape~ colc.ur, brightness) Exact Position of Observer Locatio~, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving ,.,~ ""’," ,1-_. "’ . ’’’’).,........:t,...,...,’;;}- . ---- ~4i j , ’j, II lVa.~V" t2<f2-’ i How Observed (naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) Direction in which object fir-st seen (A land ark m2Y be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) . ,. .-’w>~._,[.) t...-) \....’;~.~ (..~. (o1/~JO ’y~,,;;t..cj!’"1 c;..,’? t;{.ci~ Angle of Sigh~ (~sti~ated heigh~s are unreliable) D~st2nC2-(Ey refere~ce kno’....rn landm2r~k) .... ’-, ~ \~} ~~ i I , I 1 ’--1 i i I ....-- ---------- !,~...) v em en t s (Ch a n g e sin E, r’ & G may be of more use ~han e~~i~ates ()r course anG speet ; i -! ----..---.-- J. Met Conditions duri~g Observat ODS ving clouds, naze, mist e~c ~’~ . ----~ - tlear-’DY’ Dt;ject,5 ~’el::’ph::>ne lines. high voltage lines~ r-eservcli!~ J laKe O~ darr;, swamp clr. ~arsh, river. tigh buildingsJ t211 chimn~ysJ steeples, spires, TV or radio m2sts, airfields, generating plant, 2CLor es, pits or 0ther s tes w:~n 1 ()()c 1 ni.gh: ligtjt ng) ("’f r.....,... (:’ ,-)!"" t~. J v";;L. To whom reported (Police, ops Room military, press etc) RAF Rudloe Manor. M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED] Briggate, NW Walsham, Norfolk. N. Background of Informant that may be volunteered O. Other Witnesses P. Date, Time of Receipt 7/Aug/90. 1745hrs. Q. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions R. Remarks No sighting of object leaving, when area was searched later, 2 corn circles were found. A tractor nearby, when attempted to start, had a flat battery. When ufo landed a fork of lightning shot up in the air. ................... Squadron Leader Date....8. Aug 90. Duty Operations Officer AF Ops Copies to: Sec(AS)2 AEW/GE DI 55 File AF Ops/1/11
.~ ANNEX A TO SOP 502 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT --------------------------------------- A. Date, Time Sc Duration of Sighting 220045A Ju 1 90. 30 to 40 seconds. B. Description of ObJect (No of objects, SIze, shape, colour. brightness) Three dull, very large round red lights. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- c. Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving How Observed (naked eye, binoculars, other optIcal device, still or movie Direction in which object first seen (A landmar~ may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) Angle of Sight ( stimated heIghts are unreliable) Outdoors, rear garden. D. Na k ed eye. E. Not sure. He didn’t know in what direction his garden was facing. F. 90 degrees. G. Distance (By reference to a known landmark About 3000 feet overhead. H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Moving very slowly. J. Met Conditions during ObseTvations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) Very clear night. K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines. high voltage lines. reservoir, lake etc OT dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeplesJ spIres. TV or radIo masts, aiTfields. generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) None according to i nrormant. .~,....’
L. To whom reported (Police, This is the first report. military, press etc) M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED] Swindon Wiltshire N. Background of Informant that Nil. may be volunteered O. Other Witnesses Girlfriend. P. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 110250A Aug 90. Q. Any Unusual Meteorological None. Conditions R. Remarks: Informant said that this sighting had been on his mind, as well as his girlfriends, for nearly 3 weeks, and they decided they should now make the report. [REDACTED] R02 Duty Ops Officer Date: 11 Aug 90 AF Ops Distribution: Sec(AS)2, [REDACTED] MB AEW/GE, Rm[REDACTED]MB DI 55, Rm[REDACTED]etropole Bldg File AF Ops/2/5/1
[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp]
[UNCLASSIFIED stamp]
CWD067 06/1150 218C1528
FOR CAB
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 060B302 AUG 90
FROM RAF MANSTON
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HQSTC
HQ 11 GP BENTLEY PRIORY
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC SIF/26F
(SIGNAL ADDRESSED MODUK - CIRCULATED TO MODUK AIR BY DCC)
REPORT OF UFO SIGHTING
A. 6 AUG 1990 0245Z DURATION 45 MINS
B. BRIGHT STAR OR LIGHT. SPLIT IN TWO GREEN AND RED FLASHING LIGHTS
GREW IN SIZE WENT UP AND DOWN ROUND AND ROUND
C. BEDROOM LOOKING OUT TO SEA
D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS
E. BUCKMASTERS
F. NOT KNOWN
G. NOT KNOWN
H. NOT KNOWN
J. WINDY
K. NOT KNOWN
L. [REDACTED] BROADSTAIRS
M. [REDACTED]
N. NIL
O. NONE KNOWN
P. 060815Z AUG 1990
BT
DISTRIBUTION S1F
F
NO SDL
DISTRIBUTION 26F
F
[ILLEGIBLE] 1 SEC (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 AFDO )
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DCSTI" 1" REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT --------------------------------------- . Date. Time & Du~ati n of Sighting 041110Z-1120Z Aug 90. B. D~scription of ObJec~ (No of obJe.cts, size, shape, colour, brightness) Round Ball shaped black speckalternating light and dark. -----------------------------------------------------------------~------- c. Locat ion, i nd 001’ /outd OOT’, stationary/moving Outdoors D. How Observed (naked eye. binoculars, other optical device. still 01" movie Na ked eye. \.’ E. DiT’ectiort in which object ? first seen (A landma~k may b. mOT’e u.eful than a badly estimated bearing) .. SE to NW in direction of No~th Sea F. An91e of Sight (Estimated heights a~e un~eliable) j"’,}! .unknown G. Distance (By refeT’ence to a known landma~k VeT’Y very high .!t’ ".~ H. Mov~ments (Changes in E. F,& G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Moving in a stT’aight line J. Met Conditions during ObseT’vations (Moving clouds, haze. mist etc) Very hot, with light wispy clouds K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake etc 01" dam, swamp or maT’sh. rivers high buildings, tall chimneys, steep les, sp i res, TV or T’ad i 0 masts, airfields, gene~ating plants factories, pits 01" o~her sites with floodlights 01’ night lighting) An aeroplane travelling S to N but very much lower in the sky
L. To whom reported (Police, Newcastle Airport who gave military, press etc) her AF Ops number. M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED] North Heaton Newcastle-upon-Tyne [REDACTED] N. Background of Informant that Nil may be volunteered O. Other Witnesses Nil P. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 041200Z Aug 90 Q. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions R. Remarks: There was no vapour trail from the object. [REDACTED] R02 Duty Ops Officer Date: 04 Aug 90 AF Ops Distribution: Sec(AS)2, [REDACTED] MB AEW/GE, Rm[REDACTED]MB DI 55, Rm[REDACTED]etropole Bldg File AF Ops/2/5/1
. - REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT --------------------------------------- A. B. Date, Time &: Du~atiDn of Sighting Description of Object (No of objects) size, shape} colou~, brightness) Green/White light with red ish glow underneath. --------- o. --------------------------------------------------------------------------.- c. D. E. F. Locat ion, i nd oo~/outd oo~, stationa~y/moving How Obse~ved (naked eye, binocula~s, other optical device, still o~ movie Direction in which object fi~st seen (A landma~k may be mo~e useful than a badly estimated bea~ing) Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are un~eliable) --"--"’--- G. Distance (By reference to a known landma~k H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) J. Met Conditions during Obse~vations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) Hevingham, Norfolk. Na ked eye. 020 deg Low on the horizon ..--.......-....--- ------""---.--" -_.-----~----------.,...,---. Ve1’t,! distant .-.-,-.. -----. Moving slowly to right. ’._-,-- VEn’y hot, with some haze on coast. ---- Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines. ~eservoiT, lake etc or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steep 1 es, sp i res, TV or rad i 0 masts, airfields, generating plant, facto~iesl pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) None. ’~-~’’’’’’’’’’’; "-""---’---- K.
[--]. To whom reported (Police, RAF Neatishead Operations military, press etc) and North Walsham Police. M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED] N. Background of Informant that Nil may be volunteered O. Other Witnesses Next-door neighbour and village constable. P. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 022210Z Aug 90 Q. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions R. Remarks: Believed to be Venus. Helo in area saw nothing. [REDACTED] R02 Duty Ops Officer Date: 02 Aug 90 AF Ops Distribution: Sec(AS)2, [REDACTED] MB AEW/GE, Rm[REDACTED]MB DI 55, Rm[REDACTED]etropole Bldg File AF Ops/2/5/1