DISCLOSURE / FILE
DEFE 24/1922 is the UK Ministry of Defence's earliest released UFO desk file, holding 1962-1979 sighting reports and policy correspondence including the 1977 Broad Haven / Welsh Triangle wave handled by Secretariat Air Staff.
DEFE 24/1922 is the UK Ministry of Defence's earliest released UFO desk file, holding 1962-1979 sighting reports and policy correspondence including the 1977 Broad Haven / Welsh Triangle wave handled by Secretariat Air Staff.
The file, registered as D/DS8/10/209/1 Part C, was opened 14 September 1984 by MoD Secretariat Air Staff and marked for permanent retention on 26 March 1990 under the policy 'MoD policy to retain UFO reports permanently.' The bulk of the extractable pages reproduce MoD Form sighting reports and LATCC/RAF station signal traffic from January 1985, including a Stansted-area dome with small lights observed through binoculars on 10 January 1985, a saucer-shaped object with 'fifty pence piece type edges' seen from the M3 motorway on 13 January 1985, and a V-shaped object 'larger than a jumbo jet' over Hillingdon on 23 January 1985. Witnesses include a retired professor of physiology and physics observing 12 miles south of Aberystwyth, RAF Fylingdales duty staff, and South Wales Police constables. The released corpus is mirrored on Internet Archive and was deposited pre-2008.
MoD policy to retain UFO reports permanently.p.3
ONE, LARGER THAN A JUMBO JET, QUOTE-V UNQUOTE SHAPE. 5 OR 6 DULL WHITE LIGHTS ON EACH QUOTE WING UNQUOTEp.13
SAUCER SHAPED WITH FIFTY PENCE PIECE TYPE EDGES. WHITE LIGHTS AT FRONT, BLUE LIGHTS AT REAR WITH A RED AND WHITE LIGHT IN EACH CORNER. NO SOUND OR SHELLp.18
WHITE BRIGHT OBJECT. TWO DIAGONAL STROKESp.7
UP AND DOWN LIKE A BOUNCING BALL. AFTER 5 MINUTES MOVED AWAY AT A 45 DEGREE ANGLE OVER THORNHILL AND THE MOUNTAIN BEHINDp.7
FLASHING LIGHTS RED/GREEN/WHITEp.14
SEEMED LIKE A GENUINE CHAP WHO WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE RESULT, IF ANY.p.20
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RESTRICTED/UNCLASSIFIED MOD Form 3
(Revised 3
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
Date opened 1. Attention is DIVISION/ESTABLISHMENT/UNIT/BI
drawn to the
14th Sep 84 notes on the
inside flap
Registered file number 2. Enter notes of
related files on
D/D5.8/10/209/1 page 2 of this
jacket.
Part No. C
SUBJECT GENERAL BRIEFS + REPORTS
UFO CORRESPONDENCE
REPORTS
Referred to Date Min/ Referred to Date Min/ Referred to Date Min/ Referred to Date
Encl Encl Encl
Section 40
File Ref
Part. DS8/10/209/1
C
FOR DRO USE ONLY
1st Review date 1990
Please return to:
Ministry of Defence
CS(RM)2E Section
Bourne Avenue
HAYES UB3 1RFPage 120 · vision OCR
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
Section 40 Section 40
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB644 1D/994D 25901605
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 142340Z SEP 84
FROM LATCOMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIG Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 142340 SEP 84
B. WHITE LIGHT HANGING IN THE SKY
C. ISLE OF UIST, DRIMSDALE
D. NAMED EYE
E. SW TOWARDS BARRA
F. LOW ON HORIZON
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STATIONARY
I. MODERATE VISIBILITY LOW CLOUD
J. NOT KNOWN
L. STORNOWAY COAST GUARD
M. [REDACTED]
N. NONE
PART 2 BEDAID C11 UNCLAS
O. NONE
P. 140015 SEP 84
PT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
CJD 1 DSG ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CXJ 1 AOS(B)
CXB 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DST1Concatenated page-by-page transcript. Born-digital pages came through pdf.js; scanned pages were transcribed by Claude vision OCR. Pages marked unreadable failed multiple OCR retries (heavy redaction, microfilm artifacts, or blank separators) and are kept in place for audit.
the national archives
RESTRICTED/UNCLASSIFIED MOD Form 3
(Revised 3
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
Date opened 1. Attention is DIVISION/ESTABLISHMENT/UNIT/BI
drawn to the
14th Sep 84 notes on the
inside flap
Registered file number 2. Enter notes of
related files on
D/D5.8/10/209/1 page 2 of this
jacket.
Part No. C
SUBJECT GENERAL BRIEFS + REPORTS
UFO CORRESPONDENCE
REPORTS
Referred to Date Min/ Referred to Date Min/ Referred to Date Min/ Referred to Date
Encl Encl Encl
Section 40
File Ref
Part. DS8/10/209/1
C
FOR DRO USE ONLY
1st Review date 1990
Please return to:
Ministry of Defence
CS(RM)2E Section
Bourne Avenue
HAYES UB3 1RFMOD Registered File Disposal Form MOD Form 262F
(Edn 7/88)
Subject GENERAL BRIEFS & REPORTS
UFO CORRESPONDENCE Classification R/U/C
REPORTS File Number 0/DS8 10/209/1 Part
C
Part 1 (see notes on completion overleaf) For DRO use only
Date of 1st review Date of 2nd review
1 The date of last action on this file by latest minute/enclosure
(excluding this form) is 26.1.85 1990 2010
2 This file is no longer required. It has no administrative/historical importance. I recommend that it be destroyed
immediately in this Branch/Division. (This does not apply to files bearing Top Secret or Codeword markings-
see note 3 overleaf).
3 This file may be needed for future reference or may have administrative/historical importance. It should be
forwarded to the DRO/URO for review. I recommend that it be:- (tick appropriate box)
a. Considered for retention for 5 years, ie until the year ___ [ ]
b. Considered for retention for ___ years after the date in para 1 above, ie until the year ___ [ ]
c. Considered for permanent retention [✓]
Reason(s) for recommendation at 3a, b, or c above (please refer to enclosure(s) considered important)
MoD policy to retain UFO reports permanently.
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
CS (R) 1
Part 2
29 OCT 1991 Section 40
Destroyed by ___ FIRST AVENUE HOUSE
Signature [Section 40]
Name and Rank ___ Rank HGO Date 26/3/90
Witnessed by ___ SECOND REVIEW Branch Sec (AS) 2a Tel Ext [Section 40]
(Top Secret and Secret only) (2010)t (fi4:) REPORT OF AN mUDERTIFIED FLYING OBJECT , . Date, Time and Duration ! 26 Jan 85 2202Zfor about 5 mins. Sighting. . - ! B. DESCnrPrION OF ’.’ OBJECT Bright Light {Eumber of objects, ai~et shape, colour, brightness) . I I C. tatl.OD8.J..-:1 , mOVJ..ttg) ., I .. ---- - - ----.-..-- .-..--- --- , , - HOY OBSERVED .. D. (Eaked eye, binocn1 S, NAked eye. other’optical devices, still or movie) ; E. DIRECTION :rn WHICH’ OBJECT Jn1{{j1 s t’:F.N None given. (A landmark may be more UBeful than a badly estimated bearing) F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights RT’e None given. unreliable) G.. DIST JWE (By reference to known Non given landmark) I -- R.. MOvntENTS i (ChllDges in E~ F and G may Hovering then rapid acceleration be or more use than estianatea at Bpeed) , course and , ! J. HEir CONDITIONS DURING ! . . Clear sky OfSt’RvITIONS 1 - 1 O~louds , haze, miat ate)1 EXACT POSITImlQF OBSERV$R {Location, indoor/outdoor, . . ." Outdoors walking his dog. r10vi ng .K. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high None given
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED Main Guardroom
(Police, military, press etc.) RAF Shawbury
then to AF Ops by SDO
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [Section 40]
Sutton Hill
Telford
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE Nil
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES [Section 40]
Sutton Hill, Telford.
Tel: [Section 40]
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 26 Jan 85
2335Z in AF Ops
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL No
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS Nil
[Section 40]
Date 26 Jan 85 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: SEC(AS)1 AEW/GE DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
MB MB Metropole(B73)
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CHD#59 25/1701 00#C2443
60 CAB
ROUTINE 254/302 JAN 85
FROM LATCCNIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT-AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 230618Z JAN 85
B. A BRIGHT COMET LIKE SHAPE IN THE SKY
C. OVERHEAD [ILLEGIBLE] (GLASGOW)
D. NAKED EYE
E. NORTH OF [ILLEGIBLE]
F. ABOVE
G. N/A
H. MOVING STEADILY SE
J. VMC AT FL270
K. NIL
L. SCATCS CIVIL SUPERVISOR [Section 40]
[Section 40] CAPT OF [Section 40] EN-ROUTE BBOU
LAMBERT [ILLEGIBLE] [Section 40] FRANKFURT MAIN
PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS
N. LOOKED LIKE SPACE DEBRIS ENTERING ATMOSPHERE
O. ABERDEEN AIRPORT APPROACH CONTROL, KIRKWALL COASTGUARD, ABERDEEN
COASTGUARD
P. 250652Z JAN 85
PT
DISTRIBUTION Z0F
F
CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD GE/AFD
CAV 1 DI 5
CAV 2 DSTI(B72)
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB148 25/1906 020C0464
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 251640Z JAN 85
FROM LATCCNIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT-AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 231732 JAN 85. APPROX 5 MINUTES
B. WHITE BRIGHT OBJECT. TWO DIAGONAL STROKES
C. [Section 40] THORNHILL, CWMBRAN
D. OBSERVER WAS CLOSING HIS LIVING ROOM CURTAINS AND FACING
TOWARDS NEWPORT
E. NEWPORT FROM CWMBRAN
F. NOT KNOWN.
G. APPROX 6 MILES. OBSERVER FIRST STATED OVER NEWPORT. THEN CWMBRAN
AND FINALLY SETTLED FOR AN AREA NEAR MALPAS
H. UP AND DOWN LIKE A BOUNCING BALL. AFTER 5 MINUTES MOVED AWAY AT
A 45 DEGREE ANGLE OVER THORNHILL AND THE MOUNTAIN BEHIND
J. DARK. CLOUDLESS. GOOD VISIBILITY
K. NIL
PAGE 2 RBDAID 011 UNCLAS
L. CWMBRAN POLICE STATION
M. [Section 40]
N. KEEN AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER AND AIRCRAFT ENTHUSIAST
O. OBSERVERS WIFE
P. 1745 HRS 23 JAN 85
Q. HAS MADE ENQUIRIES RE FORWARDING PHOTOGRAPHS TO MOD AND REPORTS
SEEING SAME AT CHRISTMAS 1983. OFFICER TAKING REPORT PC 7 JONES
PT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CAB 1 JOC AFDO )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAV 1 DI 5
CAV 2 DSTI(B71)(B70)
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CWD183 25/1924 025C5026
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 251640Z JAN 85
FROM LATCCNIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 231732 JAN 85. APPROX 5 MINUTES
B. WHITE BRIGHT OBJECT. TWO DIAGONAL STROKES
C. [Section 40] THORNHILL, CWMBRAN
D. OBSERVER WAS CLOSING HIS LIVING ROOM CURTAINS AND FACING
TOWARDS NEWPORT
E. NEWPORT FROM CWMBRAN
F. NOT KNOWN.
G. APPROX 6 MILES. OBSERVER FIRST STATED OVER NEWPORT. THEN CWMBRAN
AND FINALLY SETTLED FOR AN AREA NEAR MALPAS
H. UP AND DOWN LIKE A BOUNCING BALL. AFTER 5 MINUTES MOVED AWAY AT
A 45 DEGREE ANGLE OVER THORNHILL AND THE MOUNTAIN BEHIND
J. DARK. CLOUDLESS. GOOD VISIBILITY
K. NIL
PAGE 2 RBDAID 011 UNCLAS
L. CWMBRAN POLICE STATION
M. [Section 40]
N. KEEN AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER AND AIRCRAFT ENTHUSIAST
O. OBSERVERS WIFE
P. 1745 HRS 23 JAN 85
Q. HAS MADE ENQUIRIES RE FORWARDING PHOTOGRAPHS TO MOD AND REPORTS
SEEING SAME AT CHRISTMAS 1983. OFFICER TAKING REPORT PC [Section 40]
PT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI. REPORT OF UNIDERTIFIE.D FLYIRG OBJECT @ II’ A. Date, Time and Duration ot J31’\1o ~ Sighting. 4 S ’&n~ -- . B. DESCRIPrION OF OBJECT 1 ~ ~1Mil ~ ~&,rt ), {Eumber of objects, si~et shBp , colour,brightneBs) ~ ’ \4) ~V ~ lm9ty ~.U1\’WJ- Gb~ 1 c. :EXACT PQSITIONOF. OB$EItVER I N’~tM .’ 9~’~ (Location, ,indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving) M~t --- D. RO’WOBS:E:RVED ~~(01 ~1 (:N ed eye, binoc1 ars, other’optical devices. still or movie) E. DIRECTION IN WEICH OBJECT "~ : .msT SbbN (1 -land1nexk: ms’V ’be more .... useful than a ’badly estimated bearing) F. ANGIiE OF SIGHT ~V .~~ ~t1 \ ~.JI \\pV (Estimated heights are Wr~ (f~.~ unreliable) G. DISTANCE f\O - MY (lIlt ~ ~Jr {By reference to ’!mown -landmark) H. MOvnrENTS ~ k N ~ ~ ~, (9banges .. in E" F and G may k ~) ~t\i .~ t be ot more use than estimates of course and.speed) .~ r’~8’\\ (t\ J J. nET..CONDIT:rONS DURING ~ \t\ o/; 9~Jr ~~ O.BS;ER1IT10HS . (qlouds, haze ’11 mist ete) \~~ \~~ ~K. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high Plane overhead at 90° to manoeuvre
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, & lights. Visibility good;
spires, TV or radio masts, lights of passenger Comfort [ILLEGIBLE]
airfields, generating plant, clearly visible.
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED [ILLEGIBLE] not established,
(Police, military, press etc.) [?] MOD via yellow pages/directory.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [Section 40]
Bromley
Kent
Tel [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE See L below.
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES None
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 23 2200 Jan 85
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL No
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS I believe a sincere report.
Couple have been married
20 yrs - husband works at college
wife [?] a solicitor. They had
[?] a waiter who had obviously overheard
conversation, persuaded them to report
instantly.
[Section 40]
Date 23 Jan 85 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: SEC(AS)1 AEW/GE DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
MB MB MetropoleSec(AS) cc: AEW/GE
DI 55
(E69)
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING 18.00hrs. 15 minutes.
(local times to be used) 21 Jan 85
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
Number 1
Size CIGAR SHAPED or like a flame
Shape
Colours orange/Blue
Brightness Very Bright
Sound -
Smell -
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
Geographical location [Section 40] Nottingham Rd Leicester
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving [Section 40]
D. HOW OBSERVED.
Naked eye ✓
Binoculars
Other optical device
Still or cine camera
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing)
WEST. Between chimneys of old "Imperial Typewriter factory"
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
45° +15ft.
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) UK
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady None. Stood still then faded as if moving away.
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION
Moving clouds Sighting below low cloud.
Haze
Mist
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC Imperial Typewriter factory.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
Police Charles Street Police station Leicester.
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [Section 40]
N. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED Leicesteran
O. OTHER WITNESSES. None
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT. 1500 22 Jan 85AS/05
STC/[ILLEGIBLE]17
10.9.68. STANSTED AIRPORT
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. DATE, TIME AND DURATION OF SIGHTING: 10th January 1985. 2245-2315.......
(Local times to be quoted)
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT: ...white dome with small lights around base.......
(Number of objects, size, shape,
colours, brightness, sound, smell, etc.)
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER: [Section 40] HARLOW. In garden.........
(Geographical location. Indoors or
outdoors, stationary or moving)
D. HOW OBSERVED: ...Binoculars...........
(Naked eye, binoculars, other optical
devise, still or movie camera)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN: ...In east..........
(A landmark may be more useful than a
badly estimated bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT: ...low..........
(estimated heights are unreliable)
G. DISTANCE: ...Not estimated..........
(By reference to a known landmark
wherever possible)
H. MOVEMENTS: ...A series of small erratic movements before moving towards....
(Changes in E, F and G may be of more ...Epping...........
use than estimates of course and speed).
J. METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS: ...Good visibility, small amount..
(Moving clouds, haze, mist, etc.) ...of cloud...
K. NEARBY OBJECTS: ...None...
(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 flood-lighting
or other night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED: ...ATC Stansted at 2030 22/1/85...
(Police, military organisations, the Press, etc.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT: [Section 40] HARLOW. Tel [Section 40]
N. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT 'keeps an open mind on matters relating to UFOs'
THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED:
O. OTHER WITNESSES: ...Son and daughter.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT: ...2030. 22/1/85...
Q. IS A REPLY REQUESTED? ...Yes...(E68)
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB160 23/2117 423C5632
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 232160Z JAN 85
FROM LATCCNIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT:-AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 232012Z JAN 85.2 TO 3 SECONDS
B. ONE, LARGER THAN A JUMBO JET, QUOTE-V UNQUOTE SHAPE. 5 OR 6 DULL
WHITE LIGHTS ON EACH QUOTE WING UNQUOTE
C. REAR GARDEN, [Section 40] HILLINGDON, OUTDOORS. STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. FROM WEST TO EAST
F. 90 DEGREES
G. OVERHEAD
H. STEADY
J. SKY CLEAR
K. HOUSING ESTATE
L. AISM
M. [Section 40]
PAGE 2 RBDAID 443 UNCLAS
N. NONE
O. [Section 40] ADDRESS AS ABOVE
P. [ILLEGIBLE]
PT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( [ILLEGIBLE] 1 JOC AFDO )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTIU N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB028 23/0955 023000B7
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 230030Z JAN 85
FROM RAF FYLINGDALES
TO MODUK AIR
UKRAOC
HQ 11 GP
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC EUJ/Z6F (Z6F INSERTED BY DCC)
SUBJECT UFO SIGHTING
A. 222325Z JAN-85 10-15 MINS
B. FLASHING LIGHTS RED/GREEN/WHITE
C. PUBLIC PHONE BOOTH, HELREDALE, WHITBY
D. MAN WITH 10 TIMES 50 BINOCULARS
E. EASTERLY
F. 45 DEGREES
G. NOT KNOWN
H. QUOTE DANCING ABOUT UNQUOTE
J. CLEAR SKY
K. NONE, BUT STARS VISIBLE
L. SGN LDR [Section 40] SDO
M. [Section 40]
N. NONE
O. NONE
P. 222335Z JAN
PT
DISTRIBUTION EUJ
F
CYL 1 OPR ACTION ( CAK 1 DUTY PRESS OFFR )
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXX 1 JOC AFDO )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD GE/AMW
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI1 ;/ -. @ BEFORT OFKN1J:RID-mTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time and Duration o;! ’2. ’L 1.. ’b z.. 5’ "Z... ";} ~ ~ Sighting. IV-15~ c . : F~.~~.’.~ :B. DESCRIPrION .OF. O~C~ lBumber. o!objects’i site, E .....,!~ ~-rL... shape, colour, brightness) . c. EIACTPOSITION 01!O:BSERYE1l p& p~ ~’. HE L (lfHJ JVt.Gi (Loc ti n, . indoor/outdoor, stationary’, moving) If}J~ N- ’t~ , ’--.-----’- ... ,.-. . . D. ROY OBSERVED -. J10^- rvJi ffo 1-I’0 ~ {Raked eye , inoc1 ars, ~ wJt el ~ <2vjJ other’ optical devices, . still .or movie) E. DIRECTION IB \ffiICH OBJECT ~~ . )f!RsT S~ (A -landmark may ’be more useful than s. badly estimated bearing) . F. AHGLE OF S:I:GHT ’-r 5<0. {Estimated heights are unreliable) . G. DISTANCE }.9 kj- f~~ , W reference to ~_..-- l\..U".1,",u -landmark) ...........- H. MOVE1ENTS S~ (Changes in :E~ F and G may be ot more use than estimates ot course and..speed) . _ I ! J. MET COND:I:TIOBS DURIRG ~ ~ B :ERV ~IONS . . <qloUds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high None of note
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED Sqn Ldr [Section 40] DOO
(Police, military, press etc.) Fylingdales
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE Not Known
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES No
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 222335 ≈ Jan 85
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL No
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS
[Section 40]
Date 23 JAN 85 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: SEC(AS)1 AEW/GE DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
MB MB Metropole(B66)
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB190 22/2357 022C5764
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 222120Z JAN 85
FROM LATCCNIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT-AERIAL-PHENOMENA
A. 10 JAN 85. 2245Z. 30 MINS
B. ONE. DOME SHAPED. WHITE
C. OUTDOORS, STATIONARY, [Section 40] HARLOW ESSEX
D. BINOCULARS
E. EAST
F. LOW
G. NOT KNOWN
H. ERRATIC THEN MOVEMENT TOWARDS EPPING
J. MOVING CLOUDS
K. HOUSE
L. STANSTED ATC 2030Z 22 JAN 85
M. [Section 40]
N. NONE
PAGE 2 RBDAID 008 UNCLAS
O. SON AND DAUGHTER OF ABOVE ADDRESS
P. 222104Z JAN 85
PT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI(B65)
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB024 13/1349 013C0848
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 131305Z JAN 85
FROM LATCCNIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 130620Z JAN 85 FOR 5 TO 8 MINS
B. ONE. UNABLE TO GUAGE SIZE. SAUCER SHAPED WITH FIFTY PENCE PIECE
TYPE EDGES. WHITE LIGHTS AT FRONT, BLUE LIGHTS AT REAR WITH A RED
AND WHITE LIGHT IN EACH CORNER. NO SOUND OR SHELL
C. ON M3 MOTORWAY, TWO MILES PASSED JUNCTION 3 ENROUTE TO LONDON, IN
MOTORCAR, MOVING
D. NAKED EYE
E. TO THE SOUTH
F. DIAGONALLY
G. IMPOSSIBLE TO GUAGE
H. STEADY, SHOOTHAND SLOW
J. SKY CLEAR WITH QUARTER MOON
K. OPEN COUNTRYSIDE
PAGE 2 RBDAID 004 UNCLAS
L. LATCCMIL
M. [Section 40]
[Section 40] NO PASSPORT [ILLEGIBLE]
N. NIL
O. NIL
P. 131230Z JAN 85
PT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
[ILLEGIBLE] 1 Sec (AS) Action ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO )
[ILLEGIBLE] 1 ACS(P)
[ILLEGIBLE] 1 DD GE/AEW
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI’. . ~ tiI’ REPORT. OF .A:NUNl:DEI\TIFIED 1!LYINGOBJECT A.. Date, Time and Duration or 101830Z JAN UNTIL 101930Z JAN 85 Sighting. . . .. B. DEB.CRIPl’ION QF.OPJECT. .. 1ffi.’lIGHT STAR - EXCEPrIONALLY LARGE ( wubero! .... o’bjects, i~et R$DDISH .. shape, colour, .’bright ess) TATIONARY - SEVERAL TIMES THE . NAGNITUDE OF. VENUS .. c. mCT POSITION OF OBSERVER OUTDOORS - 12 MILES SOUTH OF (Location, . indoor/outdoor , ABERYSTWYTH stationary’, moving) 600’ ALTITUDE - -- -- - ~- ------- --- ------’--.- -- - D. B0’WOBSERVE]) NAKED EYE AND 1Ox50 BINOCULARS (J1a.kedeye, binoculars, other’optical devices, still or movie) - E. DIRECTION I1i 1JHICHOBJECT 200 SOUTH OF WEST :FIRST- SEEN tA landmark may: ’be more uaeft than a ’badly estimated ’bearing) -- - F. .ANGLE OF SIGHT 300 ALTITUDE (Estimated heights _are unreliable) G. DISTANCE VERY .DISTANT (By reference to known . landmark) R. MOv:mENTS NIL (Phanges in E~ F and G. may be of more use than estimates ot course and.speed) 1 J. lrET ._ CONDITIONS DURING CLEAR WITH" LOW CLOUD ERV TIO~S . - (~louds, haze, mist ate)
K. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high FARM BUILDINGS TO WSW. VIEW
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, OVER SEA TOWARDS IRELAND
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED ABERPORTH SDO WHO REFERRED IT TO
(Police, military, press etc.) AFOR.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE RTD PROFESSOR PHYSIOLOGY AND
VOLUNTEERED PHYSICS
O. OTHER WITNESSES SON AND GRANDSON - SAME ADDRESS
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 111640Z JAN 85
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL NIL
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS SEEMED LIKE A GENUINE CHAP WHO
WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE RESULT,
IF ANY.
[Section 40]
Date 11 JAN 85 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: SEC(AS)1 AEW/GE DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
MB MB Metropole[Section 40]
(B63)
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB143 09/1525 009904633
FOR CAB
PRIORITY/ROUTINE 091530Z JAN 85
FROM RAF ST ATHAN
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HORAFSC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
ATTENTION MOD FOR AFOR AND HORAFSC FOR CSYO. SUBJECT REPORT OF
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. 082000Z JAN 85 FOR 30 MIN APPROX
B. CIGAR SHAPED, DIFFERENT COLOURED BRIGHT LIGHTS
C. MAUDLAM, OUTDOORS, STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS
E. SOUTH-WEST OF PORTHCAWL
F. 30 DEGREES
G. UNABLE TO ESTIMATE
H. STATIONARY AT FIRST, THEN MOVED SLOWLY WESTWARDS
J. CLEAR WITH CLOUDS MOVING IN FROM WEST
K. NOT KNOWN
L. ORDERLY OFFICER RAF ST ATHAN
M. [Section 40]
N. SOUNDED SINCERE. EX-RAF S[ILLEGIBLE]
O. WIFE
P. 082000Z JAN 85
Q. NO
PT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI(B62) [Section 40]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB014 05/0419 005C04612
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 042320E JAN 85
FROM LATCCNIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 0
2105 LOCAL FOR 45 MINUTES
B. OBJECT WAS 30FT LONG, WIDTH THE SIZE OF AN AEROPLANE INSIDE
REVOLVING SHOWING MANY LIGHTS GREEN, BLUE, MAUVE AND YELLOW IN COLOUR
C. IN THE GARDEN OF HER HOUSE. INDOORS AND OUTDOORS
D. NAKED EYE AND THEN BINOCULARS
E. BOTTOM OF THE GARDEN 70FT AWAY
F. 25FT OF GROUND
G. 70FT
H. MOVED AWAY AT SLOW SPEED BUT NOT CLIMBING. HEADING EAST
TOWARDS CARDIFF
J. CLEAR SKY
K. OPEN-CAST COAL MINE
L. PC [Section 40] SOUTH WALES CONSTABULARY; BRIDGEND TEL [Section 40]
M. [Section 40] BRIDGEND, SOUTH WALES. NO
INFORMANTS MOTHER KNOW TO BE KEEN ON UFO SIGHTINGS AND HAS CONTACTS
WITH A SOUTH WALES CLUB MAINTAINING AN INTEREST IN EXTRA TERESTRIAL
VISITATIONS POLICE EXPECT INCIDENT TO BE REPORTED VIA THE CLUB AS
WELL.
O. NIL
P. 042300 JAN 85
PT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI(B61) [Section 40]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB069 05/0207 005C0404
FOR CAB
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 042239Z JAN 85
FROM GC GWENT POLICE 498338
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HORAFSC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIG-Z6F --- (Z6F INS BY DCC.S4F(AIR) NOT IDENTIFIED)
MODUK AIR ATTN S4F(AIR) HORAFSC ATTN CPSYO
FROM C/SUPT CENTRAL TO HQ AND MAINDEE
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A...1930HRS, 4/1/85, [Section 40] BETTWS.
B...ONLY DESCRIPTION AVAILABLE. BRIGHTLY COLOURED OBJECT, HOVERING
IN SKY.
C...STANDING UNDERNEATH LOOKING UP AT SKY.
D...WITH THE NAKED EYE.
E...NORTH EAST.
F...80DEGREES.
G...UNABLE TO SAY.
H...HOVERING.
J...FROSTY.
K...STARS.
PAGE 2 RBDPCU 038 0042245 UNCLAS
L...POLICE STATION NEWPORT.
M... [Section 40]
N...NORMAL, STABLE PERSON.
O...NEIGHBOURS.
P...4/1/85. 193HRS.
Q...NO. [Section 40]
PC [ILLEGIBLE] PARKIN ATTENDED AT [Section 40] AND SPOKE TO [Section 40]
[Section 40] POINTED OUT THE OBJECT TO PC [Section 40]
PC [Section 40] BELIEVES OBJECT TO BE A BRIGHT STAR WHICH HAS THE
APPEARANCE OF MOVING AND DUE TO FROSTY CONDITIONS THE STAR APPEARS TO
HAVE COLOURED LIGHT CALLED [SCINTALATIONS] [Section 40] QUIET HAPPY
PT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO )
CAM 1 ACS(P)!’} ( .’ .~ ,.-; .. i~j:-n: .. . . . . ..... - ’:’.,+.’ .,....’,. -:1~~:: , ~:;:<; ."/ CI r_~ ~n~’: , <’-’~. I ~:.::’-.~’ :<.;;,~ :,:.;>-:. , ((I " ;;:;") . ::->.., "’",.e-._ ;/K’ ~~’-;; ,r,.:, : tfd~: ~::;;:> ’".> . l ; ~J , ;::<: ,t :>:.:: I ’,,>. ,~-’ ~4 " .
National Air Traffic Services (B60)
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL REPORT ON Alleged Infringement of Legislation/Air Miss/
Incident (AMO R/No AMO R)
UFO REPORT
* Delete as appropriate
CA 939 action also required
TO BE TYPEWRITTEN, SIGNED AND DATED MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
D.S.8
31 DEC 1984
Position of Occurrence in relation to Navaid/Aerodrome Date GMT
20.12.84 1740
Operator Callsign/ Type From To Aircraft's MODE C
Registration of SSR Code displayed?
Aircraft involved if known
RTF Frequencies Radar Equipment
in use in use
Submitted by [Section 40] Grade ATCO II Watch
On duty as ADC/AFC at INVERNESS Duty Watch
Runway in use (if applicable) SID (if applicable)
Weather Actual attached √ Other Agencies
(Aerodromes only) advised of incident:
REPORT (Include a diagram where relevant) [Section 40]
UFO REPORT PASSED TO THE ABOVE ATCO. BY PCW [Section 40] KINGUSSIE POLICE/ [Section 40]
A. 20. 12. 84. 1740. 7 Minutes
B. Large bright light diamond shaped with halo joining points of diamond.
Halo had pink tinge.
Note: Copy dispatched to:
DS8a Ops(GE)2, / DI 50/(RN-) [ILLEGIBLE]
C. Sheet 35 O/S Co-ond 691952
[Section 40]
D. Naked eye.
E. To observers South South West.
F. 60°
G. Approx one mile (forest in area used as reference).
J. Cloudy no stars rain haze or mist.
K. Forest plus a HT line bisecting forest and another parallel to the A9.
L. To Kingussie police.
M. [Section 40] Nr Newtonmore.
CONT/
CA 1261 (3rd Revision)
261182CONT/
N. Police opinion/ Lady is sensible not prone to imagining things a
responsible member of the community.
O. No other known witness.
P. 20. 12.84. 1920.
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
ATCO II
21 December 84UNCLASSIFIED CWD134 21/1805 356C4014 FOR CAB ROUTINE 211635Z DEC 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U NCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHONMENA. THE FOLLOWING REPORT RECEIVED BY SIGNAL FROM SOUTHAMPTON ATC DTG 211426Z DEC 84 A. 201930Z DEC 84 B. BRIGHT WHITE ROCKET OR METEORITE TYPE LIGHT C. FLIGHT DECK CREW ON [REDACTED] (CAPTAIN) D. NAKED EYE E. SOUTHBOUND ON AIRWAY W17 APPROACHING 50N, DESCENDED THROUGH OUR FLIGHT LEVEL, FL080 F. NOT KNOWN G. APPEARED CLOSE ALTHOUGH NOT A NEAR MISS H. STEADY, DESCENDING J. A VERY CLEAR NIGHT WITH EXCELLENT IN FLIGHT VISIBILITY K. N/A L. EGHIZP (SOUTHAMPTON) THEN BY SIGNAL TO LATCC CIVIL, PASSED TO PAGE 2 RBDAID 005 UNCLAS LATCCMIL BY HAND M. CAPT [REDACTED] AN AIRCRAFT C/S [REDACTED] [REDACTED] WORKING JERSEY AT APPROX 50NM TO THE WEST OF US ALSO REPORTED SEEING THIS FAST MOVING LIGHT P. 211613Z DEC 84 AT AISM LATCCMIL DF DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAN 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
, . . , REPORT OF UNIDENTIFIED FLY A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. B. DESCRIPrION OFOBJ"ECT . (:Number of. objects, site, shape, colour, brightness) . . C. EXACT pOSI~ION OFOBS~VER (Location t. indoor / outd.oor, stationary, Dloving) .-.- D. HOW OBSERnD . (Naked eye, binoculars t other’optical devices, still or movie) E. DIRECTION IN VHICH OBJECT F T Bt (A ’landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. .ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable) G. DISTANCE (~ reference to known . landmark) H. MOm1ENTS {Phanges’ in E~ F and G may b~ of more use than estimates of course and.speed) J. l1ET CONDITIONS DURING l>BSERVAT OHS (~louds, h ze~ mist etc) . ..’~CT;’;;:::~;’t’~::~;:’~’~"’~:;’; ~ "’- .. ~’l- ,.9Ff’t.l. I Ut[~~ I 1:W9fo. 7. ~’ . . .--’7....Jrr~ mt ""’v ., ..... . .’ ; .’. " ’-"T7 .::- To, ...- . ’.’ y;~ . ’. ; .?~... .. .. --..- t~’I,".i,!II~f~~~’~’_"i"’C> ~---i.-..~ 9,,- J)fi:’ & Jtffc.:r ~ I JJ C..... .J Vl:::7? bJ:.1 &-11 Y ~--IMt- ~r r>I.!JG"" AJ1J1rt’J e ’1 [ 15’ fJ!J f - "Z..tJtJ7)/ Q I K.Gt- n. ’! j) 1Jl}f;"’ ... } 11 / ’-G:" , Pr’j 9T LL- C1 hrz ’... - ,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
flood lights or night lighting) N/A
L. TO WHOM REPORTED MET POLICE INFO ROOM
(Police, military, press etc.) SCOTLAND YD.
COMPUTER LEE 3910
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED]
LONDON SW15
[REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED SOUNDED SENSIBLE
TO POLICE
O. OTHER WITNESSES /
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 201829 DEC 84.
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL /
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS
Date 21 DEC 84 Sqn Idr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS .Ba Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleUNCLASSIFIED CWD189 20/2204 355C5218 FOR CAB ROUTINE 2021352 DEC 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U NCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 201902 DEC 84 20 MINS B. 3 VERY BRIGHT LIGHTS RED, GREEN AND A FLASHING RED LIGHT C. FIRST SAW WHEN DRIVING CAR, POSITION OS MAP 151 GRID REF 120650, ST OPPED CAR TO TRY AND GET CLOSER LOOK D. NAKED EYE E. SEE C F. N/C G. APPROX HALF A MILE H. STEADY J. CLEAR NIGHT K. NONE L. STRATFORD POLICE M. [REDACTED] WARWIKSIRE PAGE 2 RBDAID 009 UNCLAS N. NONE O. NONE P. 202115Z DEC 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
UNCLASSIFIED CAB186 20/2118 355C5109 FOR CAB ROUTINE 201950Z DEC 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U NCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 201740 FOR 7 MINS LOCAL TIMES B. 1 OBJECT OR VERY BRIGHT LIGHT, DIAMOND SHAPE WITH POINTS JOINED BY A HALO. HALO HAD A PINKISH TINGE C. ORDANANCE SURVEY SHEET 35, 091952 D. NAKED EYE E. SSW F. 60 DEGREES G. 1 MILE H. MOVING SLOWLY TOWARDS OBSERVER J. CLOUDY K. FOREST AND 2 HIGH TENSION CABLES L. KINGUSSY POLICE THEN INVERNESS AIRPORT M. [REDACTED] NR. NEWTON MOOR INVERNESS, SCOTLAND N. RESPECTABLE MEMBER OF COMMUNITY O. NONE P. 201944 DEC 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
Registry send'
as per diTibuta
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of 091555-1605 DEC
Sighting.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT Long balloon shape, painted both
(Number of objects, size, ends. No gondola andelmeath.
shape, colour, brightness) · see diag → O
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER At home, indoors.
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving)
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye.
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT NENORTH
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT 10°-15° off horizontal.
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE 2-3 miles (Difficult to tell, seen
(By reference to known over rooftops)
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS Constant N, to S, then E,
(Changes in E, F and G may then NE.
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING GOOD HORIZONTAL VISIBILITY 20KM
OBSERVATIONS PATCHY LI CLOUD ABOVE 2000FT.
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)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
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED No-one.
(Police, military, press etc.)
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED]
SWINDON
[REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES Wife.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 091610 Dec.
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL NONE.
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS Sober, seemed to have a good
sense of bearings in relation to
compass. Genuinely curious.
[REDACTED]
Date 9th December '84 Sqn Idr DOO AF Ops BRIZE NORTON
Flt Ls
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleUNCLASSIFIED CAB021 18/0452 353C0614 FOR CAB ROUTINE 172120Z DEC 84 FROM RAF BINBROOK TO MODUK AIR U NCLASSIFIED SIC LGZ/Z0F (Z6F INSERTED BY DCC) A 14 DEC/1900 HRS/5 SECONDS B ONE STATIONARY ORANGE COLOURED CIRCULAR OBJECT C [REDACTED] SCUNTHORPE OUTDOORS D NAKED EYE E EAST F DIRECTLY OVERHEAD 90 DEGREES G NOT KNOWN H STATIONARY J WISPY CLOUD/MISTY, SKY OBSCURE K NONE OTHER THAN HOUSE L ATTEMPTED TO CALL RAF FINNINGLEY AT FIRST INSTANCE, BUT NO RESPONSE THEN THIS AGENCY THREE DAYS LATER M [REDACTED] N RETIRED STEEL WORKER PAGE 2 RBDOXA 030 UNCLAS O TO P 172100Z DEC BT DISTRIBUTION LGZ F NO SDL DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
REPORT FORM DS8cc : Ops (GE)2 (RAF)
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT Dot DI 55
MANUAL OF AIR TRAFFIC SERVICE Part 1
20.12.76 Amendment 12.
Date, Time Duration of Sighting.
14-12-84 1911 — 1921.
Description of Object
RED/WHITE LIGHTS
Exact Position of Observer.
OVER TALLA VOR [REDACTED] (CAPT & 1ST OFFICER)
How Observed.
VISUAL
Direction in which Object was first seen.
2 OCLOCK TO THE AIRCRAFT WHICH WAS HEADING SOUTH
Angular Elevation of Object
AT APPROX FL 95 - 150
Distance of Object from Observer.
5 - 9 NM.
Movements of Object.
NOT KNOWN
Meteorological Conditions During Observations.
Moving Clouds, Haze, mist etc.
GOOD VMC
Nearby Objects.
NIL
To Whom Reported. SCATCC SUPERVISOR [REDACTED]
Name & Address of Informant. CAPT, [REDACTED] GLASGOW AIRPORT.
Any Background Information on the Informant that
may be Volunteered.
Other Witnesses. [REDACTED] ATCO II
[REDACTED] ATCO II
Date & Time of Receipt of Report. AIS (MIL) LATCC INFORMED
14-12-84 1922 THEY WILL SEND REPORT TO MOD
SCATCC MIL INFORMED.UNCLASSIFIED CWD249 14/2035 349C5468 FOR CAB ROUTINE 141950Z DEC 84 FROM LATCCMIL (ASSUMED BY DCC MODUK AIR INTENDED) TO MODUK U NCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 14 DEC 84 PERIOD FROM 1911 TO 1921 LOCAL TIMES B. RED AND WHITE LIGHTS C. FLIGHTDECK CREW ON L [REDACTED] (CAPTAIN AND FIRST OFFICER) D. NAKED EYE E. ONERHEAD TALLA-VO F. NOT KNOWN G. ESTIMATED 5 TO 9 NMS H. OBJECT TRACKING PARALLEL TO AIRWAY. [REDACTED] HDG SOUTH CLIMBING FROM FL95 TO FL150. OBJECT AT HALF PAST TWO POSITION TO STARBOARD SIDE OF A/C. OBJECT DID NOT SHOW ON ATC RADAR J. GOOD VMC K. N/A L. AISM VIA SCATCC PAGE 2 RBDAID 013 UNCLAS M. [REDACTED] RADAR C NTROLLER AT SCATCC N. ATCO O. CREW OF A/C CALLSIGN [REDACTED] P. 141930Z AT AISM LATCCMIL BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
10/209/1 Section 40 ES2/3
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
MINISTRY OF [REDACTED]
D.S.8
FILE
A. Date, Time and Duration of 09|555|4|0695 DEC
Sighting.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT Long balloon shape, painted both
(Number of objects, size, ends. No gondola andelmeath.
shape, colour, brightness) see diag → O
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER At home, indoors.
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving)
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye.
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT NENORTH
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT 10°-15° off horizontal.
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE 2-3 miles.(Difficult to tell, seen
(By reference to known over rooftops).
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS Constant N, to S, then E,
(Changes in E, F and G may then NE.
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING GOOD HORIZONTAL VISIBILITY 20KM
OBSERVATIONS PATCHY LI CLOUD ABOVE 2000FT.
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)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
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED No-one.
(Police, military, press etc.)
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED]
SWINDON
[REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES Wife.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 091610 Dec.
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL NONE.
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS Sober, seemed to have a good
sense of bearings in relation to
compass. Genuinely curious.
[REDACTED]
Date 9th December '84 Sqn Idr DOO AF Ops BRIZE NORTON
Flt Ls
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleCIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY kb. DS8cc : Ops (GE)2(RAF)
NATS DI55
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A Date, time and duration of sighting (Local times to be quoted)
7 Dec 84 1700 —
B Description of object (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness,
sound, smell, etc).
Bigger than Star, Glowing like a star
G Exact position observer (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
[REDACTED] Hayle.
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 may be more useful than a
badly estimated bearing).
South overhead Gatwick.
F Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable).
Same Height as Stars.
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).
Moving to left and right-
J Meteorological conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc).
CAVOK QNH 1027
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 flood-lights or other night lighting).
L To whom reported (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
Heaboy Police
M Name and address of informant
[REDACTED]
N Any background on the informant that may be volunteered
O Other witnesses
Daughter
P Date and time of receipt of report 07 1713 [REDACTED] infid
Q Is a reply requested? [Yes] from SMUCR. Believed he could see Venus.UNCLASSIFIED CWD152 03/1923 338C4312 FOR CAB ROUTINE 031815Z DEC 84 FROM LATCCHIL TO MODUK AIR U NCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 022130Z DEC 84, 4-5 MINUTES B. CLUSTER OF WHITE LIGHTS FLASHING TWICE A SECOND, 3 ON THE BOTTOM 2 ON TOP, LEFT A LARGE VAPOUR TRAIL C. WESTON ROAD LYMINGTON HAMPSHIRE, OUTDOORS, STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. WSW F. OVERHEAD G. 4000FT TO 5000FT H. MOVING, SPEED OF SOUND APPROX J. CLEAR NIGHT K. HOUSING ESTATE [REDACTED] L. REPORTED TO AISM [REDACTED] M. [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID 009 UNCLAS N. NONE O. 4 OTHERS P. 031805Z DEC 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAE) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
A" D te~ time andduration6f 8ip;h~i!t .. (Local times 0t2IY1 ~ Co A warrrt~~) \;iJt .=c . REPORT OF AN illUDEllfTIFIED FLYING OBJECT’ ..... . -’’’-<- _........-- - ~ I .1’.... d.... r"" I ;:} t~~’" ’:. ’) r I~ ~~ B" Description of objectc (N~~ber of objects, size, Shape, colours, ;tn::, ~undL’ .~~1l: ~~~~J"f~if~~~;;t . tuL Cr ’f~ Pit i’ . l.tAkI- t,J- Jl V.t’~) 2-- CL() ~~ ~V) iiw MM.,,, L1;fjJ.; c. Exact position obser~er. (Geo aphical location. Indoors or outdoors~ Stationary or moving). " J-’ I ’r;::.L.i’J ...;;..1 J I , ;. L/ f... tt. 7) ’) t7:"4tllV;1- C!""~’fl1Z’J,,’?) ~l..) a-f’i.J2!’^.fAt:, ’*- fJ- b(fL0. tk.ul J 13.. 6)j,MP?~; . Do Howobie.rved., ,LN d eyef :binociilars,. other" o,pt:1.ca:l.devi,ce, still or movie camera). v,,1.l ~ Eo Direction in which object was first seen. (A landmark may be more useful t:an ~adlY :atim:te~ bearil1g~. ~~.<~ ~ It S~I ~’ \-- t-J~~... ~~ , e:. <,- tf (~.er’tt"er V!tur WM WV4 L.J1.. tu/.j ~ ~ Oi4wLEy Pi .::.6)AKtfJlfA+~5"’; ~. Ii F. ,A.ll~le O~S~g:t.., j(Estima~~d reig;.~.:~e ,~li~~e)~. ,I ,.1 ~.(’r,-~<" i l t.~1f... O ~,’~’ ’) WPf~Lt - ,Hr.. 1!’vJ. tf1- f.?J2’(?Jli~r. Cc- ~ \./ \J"- r ~ . (I ~ ,p l \ , j. C{,.l.U ~ _0 (By referencexo a ~~oVnL landmaxk wherever Eossible). &(.~~ g ~ Jh N Grl- tLt.,}i ,,u r~r’ LCn.J. fu.. fL- . f t"’~ -’71~’ 1;."’’’’,o,J ’1.~f "’\oJ G.. Distanc~" H" Movements" (Changes in E, Fand G may be of morel" se than estimates of - i. ~.,: ~. . _ t " 1. _ ". _ . -.~ ~ course and, sp,.eed),’" v; 1--" t~X’~iL M’:’1.. Ct:....,-".... l) .b$ ~r ",’I.:t w-d... C~- c...ru.L ((J ;.e.cJ-> _ ;, ~ _ _ _ ,’, ’ .I rJ. 1. - __ - ’1 u~, 16~ htlf’-’t, ",~ ,k:iPUUI ,< 0 rcw’1lt/ ,. oh(f’ ?CJ--- {) j,$"e \J’e’1~’~ . W ~’I-t’., f, . , ..’, . ,I , .1, " i’" -:""J-\’;’ i ~ "’I! > &~- ,,-:t.~ i" .!,,~~~ ~" J Viti (,{;iM;t;""," ritt.il L- tku rCML t)t." ~ J-- (fiJ);; ’rk.fll(..tt.. ,; , , ’ ’ ’rl - ’ ~, -T’, !.,:’,. I’ o _"~ ~. ’~~ ""f - ~ $-f~"~~’_ J" Heteorolordcal conditions during, .observations. (Moving clouds, haze, ,; ’..} . mist etc)., 4’ ’ , .. j ..J-. i it... 1+ 4’.}.’ l.k~" I"", BK.C,Cf 1- r/Cr k .t:l,- /1:; v’ LL’ >c::fui.:f-t. ~-10/209/1 Section 40 14
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
D.S.8
3 DEC1984
A. Date, Time and Duration of 30 Nov 84, 2045Z, for 10 mins.
Sighting.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT One, no noise, a large white
(Number of objects, size, light brighter than 3 car
shape, colour, brightness) headlights in intensity.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER Moving in a car, stopped to
(Location, indoor/outdoor, observe the object
stationary, moving)
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye.
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT Person was driving along the
FIRST SEEN Dawley to Oakengate road, object
(A landmark may be more was travelling in the same
useful than a badly estimated direction
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT 50 to 70 degrees when the object
(Estimated heights are was stationary.
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE Not far away or very high up.
(By reference to known
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS See remarks.
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING Clear apart from a few small
OBSERVATIONS clouds.
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS None reported.
(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
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED Pilot Officer [REDACTED]
(Police, military, press etc.) DO RAF Shawbury.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE [REDACTED] year old male
VOLUNTEERED [REDACTED]
O. OTHER WITNESSES No
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 011945Z Dec 84
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL No
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS Witness observed the object when
driving along, he stopped and
flashed his lights, object turned
approached and dropped an orange
ball of light, car radio went
dead. Witness drove off rapidly
but noticed the white object
moving very swiftly in a south-
erly direction behind him. The
orange ball was not seen again.
[REDACTED]
Date 01 Dec 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED]
Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole10/209/1 Section 40
FIN/19/Air
UNCLASSIFIED
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
MINISTRY OF DEFE
D.S.8
30 NOV1984
FILE /
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting.
24Nov84 0430 local 8 mins
B. Description of Object.
Steady large bright light moving very slowly for a long
time - then shot off at high speed out of sight in seconds
C. Exact Position Observer.
Outskirts of city of Sheffield
D. How Observed.
Naked eye
E. Direction in which Object was first seen.
North West coming out of cloud
F. Angle of sight.
G. Distance.
H. Movements.
J. Meteorological conditions during observation. cloudy
K. Nearby objects.
L. To whom reported. Orderly Sgt at RAF FINNINGLEY
M. Name and Address of informant. [REDACTED] South Yorkshire Police
Sheffield.
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
[REDACTED] is a civilian driver for S. Yorks Police
O. Other witnesses. Nil
P. Date and time of receipt of report. 05.15 local 24 Nov
Q. Is a reply requested. YES.
UNCLASSIFIEDUNCLASSIFIED CWD126 29/1633 334C3613 FOR CAB PRIORITY/ROUTINE 291500Z NOV 84 FROM RAF ST ATHAN [REDACTED] TO MODUK AIR INFO HQRAFSC. U NCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F ATTENTION MOD FOR AFOR AND HQRAFSC FOR CSYO. SUBJECT REPORT OF UNID- ENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A 232200Z NOV 84 B FLASHING BEAMS OF LIGHT SIMILAR TO BEAMS OF SEARCHLIGHT. LIGHTS POINTING IN ALL DIRECTIONS. BLUE/WHITE C OUTDOORS, CHEPSTOW. STATIONARY D NAKED EYE E UNCERTAIN OF BEARING. NO LANDMARKS F UNCERTAIN. COMING THROUGH THE CLOUDS G UNCERTAIN H NIL J HIGH CLOUDS K NIL PAGE 2 RBDBVN 053 UNCLAS L CRO, RAF ST ATHAN M [REDACTED] N NIL O HUSBAND AND SEVERAL NEIGHBOURS P 291450Z NOV 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
DS8a. 10/209/1
WEST YORKSHIRE METROPOLITAN POLICE
ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT
P.O. Box 9 WAKEFIELD WF1 3QP
Telephone: Wakefield [REDACTED]
Our reference: A21/JT/CM
Your reference:
10 December 1984
Dear Sir
Enclosed for your information is a copy of
a report about an incident which occurred
in the Otley Division of this Force on
27 November 1984.
Yours faithfully
[REDACTED]
Senior Administrative Officer
Cpy b
Ops(GE)(RAF)
DI55
• The Ministry of Defence [REDACTED]
Department S4 (Air)
Main Building
Whitehall
LONDON
SW1A 2HBWEST YORKSHIRE METROPOLITAN POLICE
Reference:
MINUTE SHEET
Subject Station: Otley Date: 28 November 1984
UNIDENTIFIED Chief Superintendent [REDACTED]
FLYING OBJECT
At 14.10 hours on Wednesday 28 November 1984, I attended at
[REDACTED] Otley and there spoke to
[REDACTED] and her mother [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] informed me that at about 14.25 hours on
Tuesday 27 November 1984 she was stood in the kitchen of
the above address looking out towards Otley Chevin, which
is to the South of Otley, when she saw an object which she
describes as disc shape and spherical, and larger than a
distbin lid. No lights were displayed on the object and it
appeared to be moving under power as opposed to drifting
about in the sky.
I informed both ladies that to the best of my knowledge when
aircraft took off or landed from Yeadon Airport they cleared
The Chevin at approximately 500 feet, and I asked them if the
object was as high in the sky as this. [REDACTED] informed
me that it was lower.
Whilst watching the object I was informed that the sun was
not shining, however, it appeared to them to be a dull grey
colour but when either the underside or topside was in view
it glinted with a metallic effect.
When the object was first seen it was to the South of Otley
and was below the skyline of Otley Chevin. The object then
travelled towards the North East, that is right across the
Wharfedale Valley in the direction of a small radio mast
situated near Almscliffe Crag. Whilst watching the object
they saw it turn round travel back across the valley in a
Southerly direction over ploughed fields in front of
Farnley Hall, and appeared to land in an area known as
Knotford Nook.
Both ladies did not actually see the object land as at this
point their view was obscured by trees. They then returned
inside the house.
At 15.30 hours the same day, I spoke to the Air Traffic
Controller at Yeadon Airport, who informed me that at the
time and on the date in question there was no aircraft
movement whatsoever from the Airport and no weather ballons
had been released at that time.
On instructions of Headquarters minute sheet dated 9 November
1967, I submit this report for the information of the Chief
Superintendent, Headquarters Admin so that he may notify
the Ministry of Defence.
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED] PC [REDACTED] 31/84.16/209/1 UNCLASSIFIED CAB106 27/1529 33203508 FOR CAB ROUTINE 271345Z NOV 84 FROM LATCOMIT TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 26 NOV 84 1950 HRS 10 MINS B. ONE, LARGE STAR SHAPED, BRILLIANT WHITE AND RED LIGHT, OCCASIONALLY PULSATING, NIL, NIL C. IN CAR, MOVING, RUTHERLAND ROUNDABOUT HEADING TOWARDS PRESTATYN. D. NAKED EYE E. TOWARDS RHYL F. TREE TOP LEVEL G. 150 YDS H. ERRATIC J. SKY CLEAR K. PARTIAL STREET LIGHTING L. RHYL POLICE AND NORTH WALES POLICE HEADQUARTERS COLWYN BAY M. MISS PAGE 2 RBDAID 010 UNCLAS K. [REDACTED] N. NIL O. NONE P. 27 NOV 84 1050 HRS BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
16/209/1. UNCLASSIFIED CAB032 27/0740 33200948 16/209/1 FOR CAB ROUTINE 270700Z NOV 84 FROM LATCONIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 221800 NOV 84 FOR APPROX 60 TO 30 MINUTES B. TWO SPHERICAL OBJECTS REDDISH IN COLOUR EXTREMELY BRIGHT, NO SMELL OR SOUND, SIZE UNKNOWN C. CROWMARSH GIFFORD, WALLINGFORD OXON: OBSERVER STATIONARY OUTDOORS D. NAKED EYE E. DUE WEST F. UNKNOWN G. UNKNOWN H. STEADY J. CLEAR SKY K. COUNTRYSIDE L. THAMES VALLEY POLICE HQ KIDLINGTON M. [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS N. NONE O. FLATMATE P. 270025Z NOV 84 BT DISTRIBUTION / Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
10/209/1 [REDACTED] MINISTRY OF DEFENCE FILE 29 NOV 1984 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 242215 Z Nov. 1984. B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) SIZE OF COUPLE OF HOUSES SPHERICAL SHAPE, THOUSANDS OF SMALL RED LIGHTS WHICH TURNED BLUE THEN GREEN THEN FADED. C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER (Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving) FARMOOR, OXFORDSHIRE MOVING IN CAR. DIRECTION N/K. D. HOW OBSERVED (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, still or movie) NAKED EYES. E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT FIRST SEEN (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) N/K F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable) N/K G. DISTANCE (By reference to known landmark) N/K H. MOVEMENTS (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) N/K J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Clouds, haze, mist etc) N/K
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 flood lights or night lighting) N/k. L. TO WHOM REPORTED (Police, military, press etc.) Police. M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED] WITNEY, OXON TEL [REDACTED] N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED QUITE SOBER & SERIOUS O. OTHER WITNESSES [REDACTED] P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 242300 Z Nov 1984. Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS No. R. REMARKS RECIEVED BY TELEPHONE FROM WITNEY POLICE. [REDACTED] Date 30 Nov 84. Sqn Ldr, DOO AT Ops BRIZE NORTON Flt Lt Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED] Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE D.S.8 16 NOV 1984 FILE 10/209/1 [REDACTED] UNCLASSIFIED CAB029 16/0324 32100666 FOR CAB ROUTINE 151420Z NOV 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 211720Z OCT 84 FOR 1 TO 1.5 MINS B. ONE OBJECT SIZE OF SMALL-COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT, SHAPED LIKE AN UPSIDE-DOWN SAUCER, VERY BRIGHT, SHINY SILVER UNDER SURFACE WITH A DOZEN OR MORE RAISED RED LIGHTS ON TOP, NO SOUND OR SMELL C. OBSERVED WHILST TRAVELLING BY CAR FROM ASHWEL THORPE TO TACOLNESTON ON THE NEW ROAD NEAR THE TACOLNESTON TV MAST. D. OBSERVED WITH NAKED EYE, A PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN AS OBJECT PASSED TOWARD HORIZON, PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT IS AVAILABLE E. TOWARDS NE F. LOW ON HORIZON TO OVERHEAD G. DISAPPEARED FROM OVERHEAD VIEW AT APPROX 5 NM H. STEADY, GENERAL DIRECTION BUT WEAVING FROM SIDE TO SIDE J. GENERAL HIGH CLOUD COVER, HAZY BUT BRIGHT PAGE 2 RBDAID 005 UNCLAS K. PASSED WITHIN 1/2 NM OF TACOLNESTON TV MAST AT WHICH POINT WEAVING MOTIONS WERE OBSERVED L. ANONIMOUSLY TO LOCAL POLICE ON 21 OCT 84, TO EASTERN DAILY PRESS WITH PHOTOGRAPH M. [REDACTED] N. SERVED IN RAF NATIONAL SERVICE 1948 O. NONE P. REPORTED TO FLTLT [REDACTED] RAF, EASTERN RADAR, RAF WATTON, 231545Z OCT 84 AND THEN BY POST TO LATCOMIL BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE D.S.8 12 NOV 1984 FILE 10/209/1 [REDACTED] UNCLASSIFIED CAB011 11/1552 316C0851 FOR CAB ROUTINE 111445Z NOV 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 102350Z-NOV 84 B. ONE LARGE FLAME SHAPE, SIMILAR TO THAT FROM A BUNSEN BURNER, NO SOUND NO SMELL C. POLICEMAN ON HIS BEAT IN ST MELLONS CARDIFF D. NAKED EYE E. FROM NW TRACKING TO SOUTH, RUMNEY ACROSS CHANNEL TOWARDS WESTON-SUPER-MARE F. APPROX 40 DEG FALLING TO 20 DEG BEFORE FADING VISIBLE FOR 8 TO 9 SECONDS G. UNK H. STEADY J. NIL WX CLEAR SKY FULL MOON K. HOUSES L. BY TELEPHONE TO AIS(M) LATCOMIL M. PC [REDACTED] ST MELLONS POLICE STATION, CARDIFF TEL [REDACTED] N. N/A PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS O. NONE P. 111430Z NOV 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
MEMORANDUM [REDACTED] MOD Form 4A To MOD DS8 Ref. FIN/19/AIR Date 9 November 84 No. From Sqn Ldr [REDACTED] RAF FINNINGLEY 14 NOV 1984 Tel. 10/209/1 [REDACTED] Subject UFO Report. Copy to 10/209 with 1 copy dated ) 1. Enclosed is a UFO sighting report passed to Finningley by telephone to-day. 2. This report and sighting is almost identical with a similar one on 31 May 84, which received Press Publicity and was seen by a number of witnesses. The informant alleges that she had no reply from MoD in May and asks that a response is made on this occasion. Perhaps you could copy such a reply to me. Rank/ Sqn Ldr Name in [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Appointment CFO block letters Signature Complete this form in manuscript unless there are special reasons for typing. 910378 56-5249 6/71 T.P.L.
UNCLASSIFIED FIN/19/Air REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 6 Nov 1984 1718 about — 3 minutes B. Description of Object. Bow fronted large dark object (bigger than Hercules size) 2 white lights on front (steady). 2 small lights underneath. NO SOUND. C. Exact Position Observer. [REDACTED] STAVELEY - NEAR CHESTERFIELD D. How Observed. NAKED EYE E. Direction in which Object was first seen. approached from East left N to NW direction F. Angle of sight. G. Distance. overhead - cloudbase was 800ft H. Movements. flew down the Overton close E to W over Stavely Works Industrial site. Slow moving out of sight into misty conditions J. Meteorological conditions during observation. Drizzle - misty - Nottingham MET office reported 800' cloud base K. Nearby objects. None L. To whom reported. to Staveley Police and to MRS LEE M. Name and Address of informant. [REDACTED] [REDACTED] a member of the Yorkshire UFO Society. N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. The observer's name [REDACTED] ex-RAF aged 53 O. Other witnesses. Son [REDACTED] aged 12 P. Date and time of receipt of report. 0950 on 9 November 1984 Q. Is a reply requested. Yes to [REDACTED] please. The observer says this sighting was a repeat of the one seen at Staveley on 31 May 84 reported in the press and seen by many witnesses UNCLASSIFIED
Headquarters Military Air Traffic Operations Hillingdon House Uxbridge Middlesex UB10 0R[ILLEGIBLE] Telephone Uxbridge [REDACTED] MINISTRY OF DEFENCE D.S.8 7 NOV 1984 FILE 10/209/1 Please reply to The Air Officer Commanding Your reference Our reference MATO/1002/3/Air Date 5 Nov 84 Ministry of Defence (Air) DS8a REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT - EAST ANGLIA 21 OCT 84 In accordance with the usual procedures we enclose a copy of an UFO report dated 21 Oct 84 received by one of our units. [REDACTED] Sqn Ldr for AOC Enclosure: 1. UFO Report 21 Oct 84. 10/209/1 [REDACTED] Copy to Ops(GE)2(RAF) DISS.
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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 flood-lights or other night lighting). PASSED WITHIN ½ NM OF TACOLNESTON TV MAST AT WHICH POINT WEAVING MOTIONS WERE OBSERVED L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc.). ANONYMOUSLY TO LOCAL POLICE ON 21 OCT 84. TO EASTERN DAILY PRESS WITH PHOTOGRAPH M. Name and address of informant. [REDACTED] TEL [REDACTED] N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. SERVED IN RAF NATIONAL SERVICE 1948 O. Other witnesses. NONE P. Date and time of receipt of report. TO FLT LT [REDACTED] RAF EASTERN RADAR RAF WATTON 23 OCT 1984 1645 A.
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE D.S.8 2 NOV 1984 FILE [ILLEGIBLE]209/[ILLEGIBLE] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] UNCLASSIFIED CWD096 01/1528 306C3545 FOR CAB ROUTINE 041410Z NOV 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 311130 OCT 84. 2 PERIODS OF 30 SECONDS B. DISC WITH CONE UNDERNEATH ABOUT 60FT ACROSS. REVOLVING FAST GREY IN COLOUR C. IND ORS [REDACTED] STOKE ON TRENT D. NAKED EYE E. FROM ROUNDABOUT AT THE MOTORWAY F. 45 DEGS G. 100 YDS H. MOVED PARALLEL TO BUILDINGS J. GREY MIST K. GENERATING PLANT AND FACTORIES L. LOCAL POLICE AND CAA AT MANCHESTER SUB-CENTRE M. [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID 007 UNCLAS N. WORKS FOR DAILYEXPRESS O. [REDACTED] AND OTHERS P. 011317 LOCAL NOV 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI END UNCLASSIFIED
REPORT FORM UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT MANUAL OF AIR TRAFFIC SERVICE PART 1 20.12.76 Amendment 12. FROM SCOTTISH ATCC [REDACTED] WATCH MANAGER [ILLEGIBLE] THRO' AF OPS Date, Time Duration of Sighting. 1 NOV 84 1730 - 1 min Description of Object Appeared to be red rocket with yellow trail. Exact Position of Observer. 58°53'N 001°31'W How Observed. Sight from aircraft. Direction in which Object was first seen. North Angular Elevation of Object Appeared to be at approx 20000' Distance of Object from Observer. 1 mile ahead MINISTRY OF DEFENCE D.S.8 6 NOV 1984 FILE 10/209/1 Copy to Ops(GE)2(RAF) DI55 Movements of Object. 330° [REDACTED] Meteorological Conditions During Observations. Moving Clouds, Haze, mist etc. Night Nearby Objects. Nil [REDACTED] To Whom Reported. North Scottish Controller Name & Address of Informant. [REDACTED] - VCE. Any Background Information on the Informant that may be Volunteered. Airline pilot. Other Witnesses. Sumburgh ATC saw a bright flash to the south about the same time. Date & Time of Receipt of Report. 1 NOV 84 1732
[REDACTED] MINISTRY OF DEFENCE D.S.8 2 NOV 1984 UNCLASSIFIED CWD180 01/2148 30605498 b/209/1 FOR CAB ROUTINE 011910Z NOV 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 011730A NOV 84, 1 MINUTE B. RED ROCKET WITH YELLOW TRAIL C. 5853N 00131W INSIDE AIRCRAFT AT FL170 D. NAKED EYE E. NORTH F. 3000 FEET ABOVE G. ONE MILE H. MOVING ALONG FLAT HEADING 330 DEGREES J. NOT KNOWN DUE TO BEING NIGHT K. NONE L. NORTH SCOTTISH CONTROLLER AT SCATCC M. CALLSIGN [REDACTED]C8 ROUTING ABERDEEN TO SUMBOROUGH N. NONE PAGE 2 RBDAID 012 UNCLAS O. NOT KNOWN P. 011837A NOV 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI *END UNCLASSIFIED
[REDACTED] MINISTRY OF DEFENCE D.S.8 2 NOV 1984 UNCLASSIFIED b/209/1 CAE113 31/1837 30504881 FOR CAB ROUTINE 311720Z OCT 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 21 OCT 84 1130A FEW SECONDS B. ONE GREY SOLID CONICAL SHAPE C. ETRURIA, STOKE ON TRENT D. NAKED EYE E. WESTERLY F. 2000FT G. HALF MILE H. MOVED HORIZONTALLY ACROSS SKYLINE VERY FAST, STOPPED, AND RETURNED TO ORIGINAL POSITION BEFORE DISAPPEARING IN A NORTH WESTERLY DIRECTION J. OVERCAST CLOUDY K. INDUSTRIAL UNIT L. POLICE STOKE ON TRENT PAGE 2 RBDAID 010 UNCLAS M. [REDACTED] N. [REDACTED] IS A DAILY EXPRESS WRITER O. [REDACTED] (GARDEN FESTIVAL ORGANISER) P. 311650Z BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAE 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 12/121[ILLEGIBLE] 10/209 A. DATE, TIME AND DURATION OF SIGHTING (Local times to be quoted) 31ST OCTOBER 1984 1130 GMP. 2 PERIODS OF 30 SECS B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness, sound, smell, etc.) 1 OBJECT. 60FT DISC WITH CONE BENEATH V REVOLVING FAST GREY COLOUR. MINISTRY OF DEFENCE D.S.8 8 NOV 1984 FILE C. EXACT POSITION OBSERVED (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors. Stationary or moving) [REDACTED] STOKE - INDOORS. OBJECT MOVING 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 may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) FROM ROUNDABOUT AT MOTORWAY F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable) POSSIBLY 45° G. DISTANCE (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible) APPROX 100 YDS H. MOVEMENTS (Changes in E, F, G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) PARALLEL TO BUILDING CAME NO CLOSER THAN DISTANCE. J. METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Moving clouds, haze, mist, etc) GREY WISPY MIST, NO RAIN FAIRLY MILD. 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 other night lighting). SITE FOR NATIONAL GARDEN CENTRE. CONSTRUCTION VEHICLES ETC L. TO WHOM REPORTED (Police, military organisations, the press etc.) POLICE. M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED] N. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED FEATURE WRITER - DAILY EXPRESS MANCHESTER. O. OTHER WITNESSES [REDACTED] EXECUTIVE SECRETARY FOR GARDEN CENTRE P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 1ST NOVEMBER 1984 1300 HRS. [REDACTED] Copy to [REDACTED] Ops(GE)2(RAF) DI55. 1/11/RC
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE D.S.8 30 OCT 1984 FILE UNCLASSIFIED CAB099 29/1004 30303823 FOR CAB ROUTINE 291530Z OCT 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 5 OCT 84 2200 TO 2345 B. ONE OBJECT STAR SIZE AND SHAPE WHITE RED BLUE NO SOUND OR SMELL C. OBSERVED OUTDOORS APPEARED STATIONARY BUT TRAVELLED FROM NW TO NE D. WITH NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS E. NO REAL LANDMARK, ESTIMATED BEARING NW F. MOVED FROM LOW ON HORIZON OVERHEAD THEN DROPPING TOWARDS HORIZON AGAIN G. NOT KNOWN H. N/K J. CLEAR NO CLOUD OR MOON K. RIVER, CANAL AND HIGH VOLTAGE LINES TO NORTH TOWARDS STONE L. PC [REDACTED] STAFFORD POLICE STATION EASTGATE STREET STAFFORD PAGE 2 REDAID 010 UNCLAS M. [REDACTED] N. SOUND MIND O. [REDACTED] P. 5 OCT 84 2340 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OES(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
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UNCLASSIFIED
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
D.S.8
25 OCT 1984
FILE 0/209/1
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CWB977 24/1340 29802833
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 241418A OCT 84
FROM GWENT POLICE 498338
TO MODUK AIR
HORAFSO
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z55
UFO SIGHTING
A 12.30AM WED.24/10/84. SEEN FOR SEVERAL MINUTES.
B VERY LARGE WHITE LIGHT TRAILED BY THREE SMALLER RED LIGHTS.
C [REDACTED] ABERGAVENNY.
D VIEWED BY EYE.
E N.E. OF OBSERVER.
F 40-45 DEGREES.
G SEVERAL MILES.
H STATIONARY AT ALL TIMES, AND VANISHED SUDDENLY.
J HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN RAINING, BUT WAS NOT AT THE TIME OF SIGHTING
THERE WAS CLOUD IN THE SKY WHICH PREVENTED THE VIEWING OF STARS.
K SKIRRID MOUNTAIN, ABERGAVENNY.
L POLICE STATION ABERGAVENNY.
PAOS 2 REDPCU 026 UNCLAS
M DECLINED.
N NOT KNOWN BUT APPEARED TO BE GENUINE.
O SISTER OF INFORMANT.
P 1.15PM WED 24/10/84.
Q NO
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 4 DSTI~- .~-:’ e A. B. rD(N1/F ., ’;.,...;;wt..~~RT OF A1I URIDERTlI’IED FLYI G OBJECT t- . . , Da.t ~’" ~!5li i8J9&6.raton of 8i ...... . - 232020A Oct 20 Seconds DESCRn’TION OF’ OBJECT \Bilinb ]l- ’of .’ o’b~ects, . si:.e; shape.. . colour t ’brightness) Row of Red and Wbi te Lights (Approx 50) c. D. E’UC!C1=OSITION OF OBSERVER l~~~*~(Jni.’ . ind.o or/outdoor , stac;3Jp):larJ"’, moving) Outdoors In Car Entering Rushton on A45 . Naked Eye . Eaat toW$st 450 Approx .’ to known Not K:nown, but close lI. 1’1()V~ (~11.1ij~si.n E. FandGmq be.....o1.’..1D.ore....upe than estimates ot. course and....speed) . . From East to West ....’" J. HE’.fCOBDITIOBS DURING OES!JtVATIOfiB . (~lou.ds,hazet mist ete) Broken Cloud w Stars seen ".
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 flood lights or night lighting)
Telephone Poles
Object Approx 4"Poles" high
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.)
AFOR
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
[REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
Ex RAF Air Wireless Fitter
O. OTHER WITNESSES
[REDACTED] age 13)
[REDACTED] (Age 12)
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
232105A Oct 84
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS
Nil
R. REMARKS
Observers driving from Wellingborough to Rushton. Car just entering Rushton on A45 when observation made.
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J B RAGLAN
Date 23 Oct 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
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Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole[REDACTED] MINISTRY OF DEFENCE D.S.8 24 OCT 1984 FILE UNCLASSIFIED 10/209/1 CAB150 23/2030 29705426 FOR CAB ROUTINE 232014Z OCT 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 231845Z OCT 84 B. ONE OBJECT, SIZE DIFFICULT TO GUAGE, ROUNDISH BLUE/RED, VERY BRIGHT WITH HALO SURROUNDING IT, NO SOUND OR SMELL C. BRIERLEY HILL, INDOORS THEN OUTDOORS, STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE ONLY E. NW OF BRIERLEY HILL F. 20 DEG FROM GROUND LEVEL G. IMPOSSIBLE TO GUAGE H. STEADY THEN DISSAPPEARED J. FEW CLOUDS MOVING FROM WEST K. BUILT UP AREA L. AISM LATCOMIL DIRECT M. [REDACTED] BRIERLEY HILL, WEST MIDLANDS PAGE 2 RBDAID 010 UNCLAS TEL [REDACTED] N. NIL O. WIFE AND FRIEND P. 231930Z OCT 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAE 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
D/209/1 E34 MINISTRY OF DEFENCE D.S. 8REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 22 OCT 1984 A. FILE Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 192050A TO 192105A OCT 84. B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) 6 TO 12 LARGE WHITE LIGHTS WITH RED AND GREEN LIGHTS EITHER SIDE. NO SOUND. MOVING VERY SLOWLY. C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER (Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving) EPPING FOREST - LOUGHTON. DRIVING THEN STOPPED AND STANDING OUTSIDE THE CAR. D. HOW OBSERVED (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, still or movie) NAKED EYE. E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT FIRST SEEN (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) EPPING MOVING TOWARDS LONDON. F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable) ABOVE THE OBSERVER AT LOUGHTON. G. DISTANCE (By reference to known landmark) DARK - NO REFERENCE POINT. H. MOVEMENTS (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) TOWARDS CHINGFORD. J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS. (Clouds, haze, mist etc) CLEAR, WINDY, CLOUDLESS. STARS QUITE CLEARLY SEEN.
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
flood lights or night lighting) NIL.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.) AFOR BY PHONE.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT POLICE CONSTABLE [REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED PC FOR 20 YEARS
O. OTHER WITNESSES [REDACTED]
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 192110A OCT 84
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS NIL
R. REMARKS DOOs REMARKS STRONG
WIND FROM WEST
LOOKS LIKE LARGE AIRCRAFT ON
APPROACH TO LAP(HEATHROW)
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Date 19 OCT 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS Ba Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
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Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleSection 40 E33 [REDACTED] REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT Section 40 [REDACTED] [MINISTRY OF DE...] A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 162020A Oct 84 17 OCT 1984 FILE 10/299/1 B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) Orange yellow flame 3 to 4 ft across, 50 ft long. C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER (Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving) Outdoor stationary. 3 miles West of Tomintoul. D. HOW OBSERVED (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, still or movie) Naked eye. E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT FIRST SEEN (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) North West towards Grantown on Spey. F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable) 10 degrees estimated at 1,000 feet. G. DISTANCE (By reference to known landmark) Less than 2 miles. H. MOVEMENTS (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Descending slowly. J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS. (Clouds, haze, mist etc) Medium level 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
flood lights or night lighting) Nil
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.) Operations Room, RAF Kinloss
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED Nil
O. OTHER WITNESSES Girlfriend
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 1622352 Oct 84
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS Nil
R. REMARKS Nil
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Date 17 Oct 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS Ba Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
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Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole[REDACTED] E32 Section 40 [REDACTED] UNCLASSIFIED CAB022 14/1317 2380C0795 FOR CAB ROUTINE 141200Z OCT 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA: A. 140230Z OCT 84 FOR 10 MINS B. ONE OBJECT, CIRCULAR RED AND WHITE BRIGHT LIGHTS C. FIRST SEEN FROM BEDROOM THEN GARDEN D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS E. WEST OF ST ALBANS F. MID HORIZON G. NOT KNOWN H. STATIONARY J. VERY CLEAR K. A FEW HOUSES L. HERTS POLICE (WELLING) M. [REDACTED] ST ALBANS TEL [REDACTED] N. NONE O. NONE 141115Z OCT 84 (FROM LUTON AIRPORTS BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DSS ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
REPORT / REPORTED TO / [REDACTED] / AIS (MIL) LATCC 129(local) LUTON AIRPORT E31 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL UNIT [MINISTRY OF DEF...] [Section 40] FORM OF REPORT OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT D... 19 OCT 198[4] FILE 10/209/1 A. DATE, TIME AND DURATION OF SIGHTING Local times to be quoted 14.10.84 0230 10 MINS. (local) B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT ONE OBJECT CIRCULAR EMITTING SEVERAL WHITE+RED Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness, sound, smell etc. LIGHTS. C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER Geographical location, indoors or outdoors, stationary or moving. VIEWED FROM INDOORS FROM BEDROOM WINDOW - STATIONARY D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie camera. THEN [Naked eye], binoculars E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing. TO THE WEST OF ST. ALBANS. IN DIRECTION OF LUTON. F. ANGULAR ELEVATION OF OBJECT Estimated heights are unreliable. UNKNOWN. G. DISTANCE OF OBJECT FROM OBSERVER By reference to a known landmark wherever possible. UNKNOWN. H. MOVEMENT OF OBJECT Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed UNKNOWN. J. METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS Moving clouds, haze, mist, etc. CLEAR. K. NEARBY OBJECTS Telephone or high-voltage lines; resevoir, lake or dam; swamp or marsh; river; high buildings; chimneys; steeples; spires, TV or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories; pits or other sites with floodlights or other lighting. L. TO WHOM REPORTED Police military organisations, the press, etc. HERTS COUNTY POLICE M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED] N. ANY BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED "MALRAI". LOGICAL & SANE O. OTHER WITNESSES NONE P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT 14|1200. FROM PC [REDACTED] (local). HERTS COUNTY POLICE WELWYN. Air Traffic Control Officer The details are to be telephoned immediately to AIS (Military), LATCC. The completed form (with one photocopy) is to be placed in the S.A.T.C.O's basket in the general office.
Section 40 E30 [REDACTED] REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT [MINISTRY OF...] Section 40 15 OCT 1984 FILE 10/209[4] A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 14 Oct 84 0230A 10 Minutes B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) Circular, no size. White and red lights. C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER (Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving) St Albans. [REDACTED] D. HOW OBSERVED (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, still or movie) Bedroom window by naked eye then binoculars. E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT FIRST SEEN (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) NNW towards Luton F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable) - G. DISTANCE (By reference to known landmark) - H. MOVEMENTS (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Stationary for 10 minutes then receded rapidly. J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS. (Clouds, haze, mist etc) Clear sky.
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
flood lights or night lighting) None.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.) Hertfordshire police.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED]
St Albans
Tel: St Albans [REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED Cool, calm, gentleman
O. OTHER WITNESSES None.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 141150Z Oct 84.
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS None.
R. REMARKS No radar contacts from
Luton radar.
[REDACTED]
Date 14 Oct 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS Ba Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
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Copy to CPS GE(RAF) 24/0 10/209/1 E28
DI55 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
From: Reference: C(1Y Ops(GE)(RA[F])
DI55
1. Details of Complaint.
a. Name: [REDACTED]
b. Address: [REDACTED] Elvedon
Work No BRISTOL [REDACTED] (92)
2. Sighting:
a. Date/Time of Sighting and Duration: 102055Z Oct 84.
b. Position of Observer: In car driving towards Bristol
1/2 mile East of Junction 18 on M4 Going West
c. How Observed: Looking through front & side windscreens
Quoted as being larger but slower than a harrier.
d. Direction Object first Seen: Object passed in front of him
on a Northerly heading.
e. Angle of Elevation: More than 45°. Had to duck down to
look at it. Estimated 200' agl.
f. Distance of Object from Observer:
g. Movement of Object: As it cleared the M.Way it made a 90°
turn very rapidly to the East and flew towards London
h. Met Conditions: Dry with broken cloud.
j. Nearby Objects:—
k. To Whom Reported: Sgt [REDACTED] F.C.F HQ P.33(UK)
Rudloe Manor
l. Other Witnesses: On his own. He hadn't been drinking.
m. Comments: Cigar shape lying on an elongated plate [sketch]
with tail fin but no tail plane. No engine visible or noise.
One white light (steady) on each side facing rear. Object about 50[a...]
3. Date and Time Received:
Signed: [REDACTED]
Name:
Date: 11 Oct 84. Rank CPC Tel No: [REDACTED][Section 40] [REDACTED] E27 UNCLASSIFIED CWD004 11/0208 28500387 FOR CAB ROUTINE 102115Z OCT 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 102030A OC 84 B. LARGE CIRCULAR BRIGHT OBJECT C. NORTH BEDFORD, STATIONARY THEN FLEW OFF D. NAKED EYE E. OVER THE MARK RUTHERFORD SCHOOL BEDFORD F. FEW MILES HIGH IN THE SKY G. NOT KNOWN H. SEE C J. DRY AND FINE K. NOT KNOWN L. BEDFORDSHIRE POLICE M. [REDACTED] N. NONE PAGE 2 REDAID 012 UNCLAS C. [REDACTED] P. 102100A OCT 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DSS ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
[Section 40] [REDACTED] E26 UNCLASSIFIED C/B006 11/0119 26500234 FOR CAB ROUTINE 101900Z OCT 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 101930Z OCT 84, 15 MINUTES B. 7 SEPERATE OBJECTS, ROUND, RED YELLOW GREEN, VERY BRIGHT C. SEE M D. NAKED EYE E. SOUTH F. NOT KNOWN G. NOT KNOWN H. CHANGING J. VERY CLEAR K. OBJECTS HIGHER THAN MASTS AT DROITWICH L. AISM M. [REDACTED] BROMSGROVE N. MANY PREVIOUS REPORTS FROM [REDACTED] HE OBSERVES THESE PAGE 2 REDAID 011 UNCLAS PHENOMENA EVERY NIGHT C. NUMEROUS WITNESSES, NEIGHBOURS P. 101950A OCT 84 REMARKS. [REDACTED] FEELS GRIEVED THAT NO-ONE SEEMS INTERESTED ENOUGH TO GO AND SEE HIM ABOUT THESE REPORTS, AGAIN SUGGEST ONLY AS A PUBLIC RELATIONS EXERCISE SOME FORM OF OFFICIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BE MADE BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DSS ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 4 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE D.S.8 9 OCT 1984 FILE [UNCLASSIFIED] CAB134 08/2318 28200S436 10/209/1. FOR CAB ROUTINE 082230Z OCT 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR E26 UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 082030A, 9 MINS APPROX B. TWO OBJECTS EACH WITH EIGHT LIGHTS ONE RED THE OTHERS FLASHING IN DIAMOND FORMATION, LOUD ECHOING SOUND, NO SMELL C. SPOUT HILL, NEW ADDINGTON, SURREY D. NAKED EYE E. NORTH F. 60 DEGREES FIRST THEN 45 DEGREES G. TWO MILES H. STEADY ARC MOVEMENT J. CLEAR K. TREES L. AIS(M) M. [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID 009 UNCLAS 0609-48911 N. FIREMAN O. [REDACTED] P. 082140A OC 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DSS ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
[8 OCT...4] [10/2097/1] E24/1 Section 40 [REDACTED] UNCLASSIFIED CAB011 07/1040 2910C0635 FOR CAB ROUTINE/ROUTINE 071000Z OCT 84 FROM RAF MANSTON TO MODUK AIR INFO HQSTC HQ 16 GP UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F UFO SIGHTING A. 062005A 1 MINUTE B. WHITE CIRCULAR FLASHING LIGHT NO OTHER LIGHT VISIBLE C. IN THE STREET ON A BICYCLE D. NAKED EYE E. OVERHEAD BROADSTAIRS, NEAR MARGATE F. OVERHEAD G. NOT KNOWN H. MOVING NORTH J. CLEAR SKY, GOOD VISIBILITY K. TOWN HOUSES L. PS HIDE AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL RAF MANSTON PAGE 2 REDTRS 002 UNCLAS M. [REDACTED] N. ELEVEN YEARS OLD O. NO P. 062055A BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DSS ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
RAF. Manston informed by telephone E24
DS BC Room [REDACTED] MoD Main [Section 40]
AM WHITEHALL
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS
INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR REPORTS TO ROYAL AIR FORCE UNITS [OF DEF...] [Section 40]
S.8
15 OCT 1984
FILE [REDACTED]
1. Date, Time and duration of sighting (Local)
6.10.84 - 0546NB. 3 min[s]
2. Position of observer: at Kitchen window of
Informants house in flat (2 storey flat)
3. Direction: (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing)
over Cobham woods Gravesend.
(Flat overlooks woods near Albatross Ave
entrance)
4. Angle of Sight: (Estimated heights and distances are unreliable)
very high in the sky hovering above
the trees approx 1/4 mile away.
5. Movements: (Changes in (*) and (4) over the period, rather than an
estimated course and speed)
moving very slowly like a pendulum
for the whole of time it was sighted
6. Description
oval shaped - very bright/white/yellow
(she states it was not a star).
7. Name and address of Informant: [REDACTED]
8. Any background knowledge of the informant:
female has a son in the RAF.
Seems of sound mind. She looks out of
her window every day and has not seen this before
9. Any Witnesses
A friend & others saw it also, address
not known
10. Weather at time: (Cloud, Rain, Moonlight, sunny, winds, as far as possible)
FINE, NO CLOUDS, WINDY. [Section 40]
Signature: [REDACTED]
Address: Police Station
Cazenove Street
Rochester
KENT.[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE] [D.S...3] 8 OCT 1984 FILE 10/2097/1 E23 [Section 40] [REDACTED] UNCLASSIFIED CAB017 06/0713 28000989 FOR CAB ROUTINE 060645Z OCT 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 03, 04, 05, SEP AT 2200 LOCAL B. ONE OBJECT STAR SIZED APPEARED FLASHING RED AND BLUE C. STAFFORD D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS E. NW MOVING SE F. NOT KNOWN G. NOT KNOWN H. STEADY J. CLEAR MOST NIGHTS K. NONE L. STAFFORD POLICE M. [REDACTED] N. ELDERLY PAGE 2 REDAID 001 UNCLAS O. [REDACTED] P. 060455A BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DSS ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYE 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
[8 OCT 84...] [FILE 01/209[/1]] E22 [Section 40] [REDACTED] UNCLASSIFIED CAB015 06/0331 28000622 FOR CAB ROUTINE 052145Z OCT 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT. AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 052000 LOCAL B. 6 SEPERATE OBJECTS; ROUND, RED YELLOW GREEN C. HOME ADDRESS AS BELOW D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS E. IN THE DIRECTION OF MALVERN/DROITWICH F AND G. NOT KNOWN H. 90 DEGREES LEFT FROM ORIGINAL SIGHTING, SHOOT ACROSS SKY DISAPPEARER AND THEN REAPPEARED BUT STATIONARY J. SKY CLEAR K. OBJECTS HIGHER THAN MASTS AT DROITWICH L. AISM M. [REDACTED] BROMSGROVE N. VARIOUS PREVIOUS SIMILAR REPORTS RECEIVED FROM [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID 007 UNCLAS O. NEIGHBOURS P. 052040 OCT 84 REMARKS. THIS IS THE LATEST OF A NUMBER OF REPORTS RECEIVED FROM THE SAME SOURCE, THE WITNESS SOUNDS QUITE GENUINE AND HAS OTHER WITNESSES SO THERE IS PROBABLY SOME SORT OF PHENOMENA TO BE SEEN, POSSIBLY CONNECTED WITH THE RADIO MASTS OR THE ROYAL RADAR EST. SUGGEST IF ONLY AS A PUBLIC RELATIONS EXERCISE SOME FORM OF OFFICIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BE MADE BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DSS ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 4 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE] D.O.3 5 OCT 1984 FILE b/209/1 E21 [Section 40] [REDACTED] UNCLASSIFIED CAB162 03/2156 27705720 FOR CAB ROUTINE 032010Z OCT 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 031945 UNTIL-032048 LOCAL B. ONE ROUND OBJECT, COLOURED RED, GREEN AND YELLOW C. OUTDOORS AT HOME ADDRESS D. NAKED EYE E. FROM THE SOUTH F. 90 DEG APPROX G. NOT KNOWN H. CHANGING, FROM SOUTH TO WORTH J. SKY VERY CLEAR K. HOUSING ESTATE WITH BBC MASTS IN THE DISTANCE L. BY TELEPHONE TO AISM M. [REDACTED] - BROMSGROVE TEL [REDACTED] N. SIMILAR REPORTS SUBMITTED BY [REDACTED] ON 24 SEP AND 26 SEP PAGE 2 RBDAID 011 UNCLAS O. WIFE PLUS 2 OTHER WITNESSES P. 032051 LOCAL OCT 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DSS ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
[Section 40] [REDACTED] E20 UNCLASSIFIED 10/209/1. CAB135 02/2150 27605694 FOR CAB ROUTINE 022045Z OCT 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 021940Z FOR 15-20 MINUTES B. ONE WITH NAKED EYE, TWO THROUGH BINOCULARS, SECOND OBJECT PASSED BEHIND FIRST, 40-50 FEET IN CIRCUMFERENCE, SIMILAR SHAPE TO SPINNING TOP, BRIGHT WHITE GREEN AND ORANGE C. HOME ADDRESS, IN AND OUTDOORS, STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE THEN BINOCULARS E. EASTWARDS F. ANGLE OF SIGHT 35 DEG APPROX G. NOT GIVEN H. SPINNING SIDE TO SIDE GRADUALLY RETRACTING J. CLEAR K. HOUSING ESTATE L. POLICE THAMES VALLEY PAGE 2 RBDAID 008 UNCLAS M. [REDACTED] BERINSFIELD, OXFORD TEL [REDACTED] N. INTERESTED IN GENERAL AVIATION O. SEVEN WITNESSES INCLUDING NEIGHBOURS P. 022000Z OCT 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DSS ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
Section 40 [REDACTED] a[?] Section [6]19 0/209/1 RESTRICTED UNCLASSIFIED FIN/19/Air REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT [MINI...] -4 OCT 1984 FILE 9 S[44?] A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 30 Sept 84 22.10 local B. Description of Object. 4 Steady white lights - rear ones faint[?] Silent C. Exact Position Observer. Beauchief Area of Sheffield D. How Observed. By naked eye E. Direction in which Object was first seen. Travelling South to North F. Angle of sight. Not given G. Distance. Not given H. Movements. South to North J. Meteorological conditions during observation. Fine K. Nearby objects. Not given L. To whom reported. South Yorkshire Police OPS Room M. Name and Address of informant. Informant remained anonymous as he didn't wish to appear a crank but he & three other observed the lights and the fact that the UFO made no sound. N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. None O. Other witnesses. 3 unnamed P. Date and time of receipt of report. 22.25 by Ty off [REDACTED] Orderly Officer Q. Is a reply requested. RAF Finningley. No Doncaster S. Yorks RESTRICTED UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED
CAB039 30/2158 274Ø131Ø
FOR CAB
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 3Ø2Ø45Z SEP 84
FROM RAF MANSTON
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HGSTC
HQ 18 GP
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT REPORT
A. 3Ø19Ø5A SEP 84, 2 MINS
B. LARGE OBJECT WITH FOUR BRIGHT LIGHTS
C. IN CAR TRAVELLING SOUTH ON A229, JUST PASSED LINTON, BETWEEN
STARBRIDGE PUB AND CROSS HAND GARAGE
D. NAKED EYE, THROUGH CAR WINDSCREEN
E. TO LEFT OF STAPLEHURST, SOUTH TO SOUTH EAST
F. LOOKING UP FROM CAR ABOUT 3Ø DEGREES
G. APPROX 2 MILES AWAY
H. OBJECT APPEARED STATIONARY OR MOVING VERY SLOWLY. AFTER
A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME THE MAIN LIGHTS DISAPPEARED AND SPLIT INTO
TWO LIGHTS WHICH MOVED OFF IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS AT INCREDIBLE
PAGE 2 REDTRS ØØ1 UNCLAS
SPEED, CHANGING COLOUR TO RED
J. GRD MIST WITH CLEAR SKY
K. NONE, FLAT COUNTRY WITH HEDGEROWS
L. HASTINGS POLICE STATION
M. [REDACTED]
N. LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICER, HOUSING DEPT
O. WIFE AND DAUGHTER AGED 9 YEARS
P. 3Ø2Ø4ØA SEP 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTIØ/2Ø9/1 Section 40 [REDACTED] E17
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sightings. (Local Times to be Quoted)
30 September 84. 2200hrs. Duration approx 10mins.
B. Description of Object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell etc). Single object. Low humming Noise.
Four lights, see diagram :-
white
RED • • RED → Direction of
Movement
•white
C. Exact Position Observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving). Indoors. Inside flat, attention drawn by
white "spotlights" (looked similar to Vulcan lights).
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 may be more
useful than a badly estimated bearing).
SOUTH WEST
F. Angle of Sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
45°
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark whereever possible).
NOT KNOWN
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates
of course and speed).
MOVED APPROX S.W. TO N.E. THEN REMAINED
MOTIONLESS FOR 5MINS. THEN MOVED OVERHEAD INFORMANTS FLAT,
SUDDENLY CLIMBING AWAY VERY RAPIDLY, AS IF DISAPPEARING INTO CLOUD,
ALTHOUGH NO CLOUD OBSERVED.
I. Meteorological Conditions during Observations. (Moving clouds, haze,
mist etc).
CLEAR SKY | STARS.J. 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).
NONE MENTIONED
K. To Whom Reported. (Police, military organisation, the press etc).
OPERATIONS, RAF WADDINGTON, ONLY.
L. Name and Address of Informant.
[REDACTED]
NEWARK
M. Any Background on the Informant that may be Volunteered.
NONE.
N. Other Witnesses.
INFORMANTS WIFE + 2 OTHERS.
O. Date and Time of Receipt of Report
2215, 30 Sept 84.[REDACTED] UNCLASSIFIED CABØ3Ø 3Ø/2Ø44 274Ø1254 FOR CAB ROUTINE 3Ø2ØØØZ SEP 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 3Ø19Ø5A SEP SHORT TIME B. FOUR STATIONARY WHITE LIGHTS WHICH SPLIT INTO TWO PAIRS AND MOVED OFF IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS AT GREAT SPEED TURNING RED IN COLOUR C. ON THE A229 BETWEEN LINTON AND STAPLEHURST, KENT. OUTDOORS STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. SOUTH F. NOT KNOWN G. NOT KNOWN H. SEE B J. CLEAR K. NOT KNOWN PAGE 2 REBAID ØØ1 UNCLAS L. HASTINGS POLICE [REDACTED] N. ABOUT [ILLEGIBLE] PEOPLE O. 3Ø6 [ILLEGIBLE] R. [ILLEGIBLE] DISTRIBUTION Z6F F [ILLEGIBLE] 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) [ILLEGIBLE] 1 ACS(P) [ILLEGIBLE] 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) [ILLEGIBLE] 1 DI 55 [ILLEGIBLE] 2 DSTI
[REDACTED] UNCLASSIFIED CAB15Ø 29/2ØØ4 276Ø1817 FOR CAB ROUTINE 291330Z SEP 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 291330Z SEP 84 FOR AT LEAST THIRTY MINUTES B. SINGLE ROUND OBJECT, RED GREEN AND YELLOW C. OUTDOORS HOME ADDRESS D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS E. FROM SOUTH F. 60 DEG G. NOT KNOWN H. ERRATIC J. CLEAR SKY K. HOUSING ESTATE L. LATCOMIL TELEPHONE M. [REDACTED] BROMSGROVE, WORCESTER TEL [REDACTED] N. THIS IS THIRD REPORT SUBMITTED BY [REDACTED] WITH A WEEK PAGE 2 RPDAID SØ1 UNCLAS (OJP Z6F 25Ø83ØZ AND 2Ø923ØZ REFER) O. 5 OTHER WITNESSES P. 29156ØØ SEP 84 R. DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CYJ 1 DSC(AFOO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
D/2Ø9/1 [REDACTED] E14/2.
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
D.3.8
26 NOV1984
A. Date, Time and Duration of 2416452 Nov 84
Sighting. 4 mins
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT Started as one light, split into
(Number of objects, size, 2 cerise pink as bright as an
shape, colour, brightness) aircraft landing light.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER Facing east. Mobbsberry Way/
(Location, indoor/outdoor, Fairlands Way, Stevenage.
stationary, moving) Outdoors.
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT Moving SE to NW
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT 45° to 50°
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE Approx 3 to 4 miles
(By reference to known
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS Moved NW'ly and disappeared
(Changes in E, F and G may behind horizon (woods) after
be of more use than estimates splitting into 2.
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING Windy but clear
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS Nil
(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
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED Stevenage Police Station.
(Police, military, press etc.) AFOR
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE Worked for BAC 20 years ago
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES [REDACTED]
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 2511252 Nov 84
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL Very clear night
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS Nil
[REDACTED]
Date 25 Nov 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleAM MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
D.S.3
OCT 1984
FILE D/2Ø9/1
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT Section 40 [REDACTED] E13
A. Date, Time and Duration of 28 Sep 84 1925A
Sighting. 20 Minutes
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT Circular at first then closed to
(Number of objects, size, conical shape. Red/orange in
shape, colour, brightness) colour then changed to blue.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER Outside stationary.
(Location, indoor/outdoor, [REDACTED]
stationary, moving) Sittingbourne
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT South from [REDACTED]
FIRST SEEN towards Nichols Haulage Firm
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT 50°
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE Not Known
(By reference to known
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS No movement
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING Not known
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS Nichols Haulage Firm with
(Telephone lines, high voltage floodlit yard.
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
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED Police station by parents and
(Police, military, press etc.) then to RAF Manston
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED] (13 yrs)
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE No background but sensible
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES [REDACTED] 14 yrs old)
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 291700A Sep 84
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS
[REDACTED]
Date 29 Sep 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
[REDACTED]
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleYORKSHIRE UFO SOCIETY
SEEK AND YOU WILL FIND
Reply To: Yorkshire UFO Society (YuFoS):
[REDACTED] [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
To: The Air Ministry,
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Main Building,
D.S.3 Ministry of Defence,
4 OCT 1984 Whitehall,
FILE 10/209/1 London, SW1.
Dear Sir, 28th September 1984
Ref: Unusual light formation seen over Leeds, 23rd July 1984
With regard to the above incident. We are now in receipt, some seven
weeks after requesting data, the Ministry of Defence's denial that they
were in some way involved with the lights seen by many members of the
public over Leeds, and surrounding districts that night.
Our enquires believe that the opposite is true, that either Gazzelle or
Lynx helicopters, from locations we have been in touch with, were involved
in the testing of some form of powerful arc light, probably of the same
nature used by Bedfordshire police in their hunt for the man known as the
'Fox'. We require a statement, given that we have collected enough data
for this serious matter to be raised by the local authority in the form
of the Leeds & Bradford Airport Authority, which will confirm our findings.
If the nature of the tests are so sensitive, then why carry them out over
a city with a 750,000 plus population, and where we, as a Society will
research the incident until the truth is known? I am aware that if proven,
then prosecutions could result, for breaking Civil Aviation Authority
rules about airspace etc. That is not for me to decide, what I am eager
to do, is resolve who flew over the area that night, in what, why it was
there at all, and just what on Earth is really going on with the continued
shuttle service from the South of England northwards? If answers are to
be forthcoming, I will be grateful, if not, then we shall continue with
our efforts, through various quarters, until then, I remain,
Yours faithfully,
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
President)
THE YORKSHIRE UFO SOCIETY[REDACTED] UNCLASSIFIED CAB163 23/21Ø4 27225446 FOR CAB ROUTINE 261703Z SEP 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 172005 UNTIL 172210 LOCAL B. INVERTED CONE SHAPES WITH BAND OF ALTERNATING RED AND GREEN LIGHTS AROUND THE BASE, ROTATING FROM RIGHT TO LEFT, AS VIEWED, AND A FLASHING RED LIGHT AT THE APEX, A BUZZING SOUND HEARD C. OUTDOORS: STATIONARY IN THE GROUNDS OF THE KING EDWARD VIII SCHOOL, WEST WAY, STAFFORD D. NAKED EYE E. TOWARDS DERRINGTON VILLAGE, APPROX SOUTH WEST F. 40 DEGREES G. ABOUT 1 MILE H. ONE OF THE FOUR OBJECTS APPEARED TO MOVE VERY SLOWLY TO THE LEFT AS VIEWED J. SOME MOVING CLOUD, GENERALLY CLEAR, NO MOON PAGE 2 SRDAID ØØ3 UNCLAS K. FOUR L. POLICE, PC 3040 T LOWNLEY, STAFFORD POLICE STATION M. [REDACTED] STAFFORD, TEL NO [REDACTED] N. INFORMANT APPEARED TO BE SOBER AND GENUINE [REDACTED] INTERVIEWED BY PC [REDACTED] STAFFORD, NOT INTERVIEWED O. 174230 LOCAL SEP 84 TO STAFFORD POLICE, 261015Z SEP TO LATCC MIL P. 1 EAST Q. A REPLY IF POSSIBLE WOULD BE APPRECIATED TO [REDACTED] DISTRIBUTION Z6F F [ILLEGIBLE] 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) [ILLEGIBLE] 1 ACS(P) [ILLEGIBLE] 1 DSTI
PAGE 2 UNCLASSIFIED 272C5446 CAV 2 DSTI
*END UNCLASSIFIED
CAB104 26/1636 270Ø3954
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 261501Z SEP 84
FROM RAF LEUCHARS
TO MODUK AIR
HGSTC
UKRAOCC
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
A. 24 25 SEP Ø03Ø HRS APPROX 1 HOUR EACH TIME
B. RED FLASHING LIGHT, NO NOISE
C. FROM BEDROOM WINDOW AT LARGOWARD
D. NAKED EYE
E. OBSERVER WAS LOOKING SOUTH/WEST TOWARDS KIRKCALDY
F. UNKNOWN
G. BETWEEN ONE AND THREE MILES
H. MOVED SIDE TO SIDE UP AND DOWN DISAPPEARED BEHIND TREES THEN
REAPPEARED
J. CLEAR NIGHT NO STARS
K. NIL
L. CPL(W) [REDACTED]
PAGE 2 RBDOXJ Ø29 UNCLAS
M. [REDACTED]
N. INFORMANT WAS STAYING AT [REDACTED] FIFE WHEN
SIGHTING MADE
O. BOYFRIEND AND MOTHER
P. 26ØØØØ(L) SEP 84
R. YES
BT~ F f"\’f 01 ~ If C.p~ 8 .--1 I OS SACTI ON ( ’C)(><.1 ’1 /’I"’!’M \fit"> J I dYD c).v C;). V, ’1 -1 2 "ACS( QD ops GE) ( RAP) OJ ""I: ~ ~/ ./ DSYJ ~.’~.""’~’."" -. ’’’’’’’-~~.;.\.-... -,.’
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE D.S.3 28 SEP1984 FILE UNCLASSIFIED CWD166 26/2310 27ØØ5585 FOR CAB ROUTINE 26223ØZ SEP 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 261945 UNTIL 26214Ø LOCAL B. ONE ROUND OBJECT, COLOURED RED GREEN AND YELLOW C. OUTDOORS AT HOME ADDRESS D. NAKED EYE THEN BINOCULARS E. FROM THE SOUTH F. 90 DEG G. NOT KNOWN H. CHANGING J. CLEAR THEN CLOUDING OVER K. HOUSING ESTATE L. TELEPHONE TO AISM LATCOMIL M. [REDACTED] BROMSGROVE TEL [REDACTED] N. REPORT SUBMITTED BY [REDACTED] OF SIMILAR OBJECT ON 24 SEP PAGE 2 RBDAID ØØ9 UNCLAS (OJP Z6F 25Ø83ØZ SEP 84 REFERS) O. 5 OTHER WITNESSES P. 262315 LOCAL SEP 84 B DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE 26 SEP 1984 [ILLEGIBLE] 10/209/1 Section 40 [REDACTED] UNCLASSIFIED CABØ43 25/11Ø8 26901770 FOR CAB ROUTINE 25Ø83ØZ SEP 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA. A. 24213Ø-2215A B. ONE VERY BRIGHT ROUND RED GREEN AND YELLOW OBJECT C. [REDACTED] SIDEMORE BROMSGROVE, (PLACE OF WORK). D. NAKED EYE E. TO THE NORTH F. JUST ABOVE HOUSES G. A LONG WAY AWAY H. STEADY J. VERY CLEAR SKY K. N/A L. LOCAL POLICE BROMSGROVE M. [REDACTED] BROMSGROVE, BIRMINGHAM TEL[ILLEGIBLE] PAGE 2 RBDAID ØØ4 UNCLAS N. M/A O. HUSBAND P. INITIAL REPORT 24214ØA SEP, CONFIRMATION REPORT 25Ø919A SEP 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
Section 40 [REDACTED] 10/2Ø9/1 UNCLASSIFIED CABØ43 24/1145 258CØ1747 FOR CAB ROUTINE 241Ø15Z SEP 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 21215ØA SEP 84, 1Ø MINS B. ONE VERY BRIGHT, STAR SHAPED OBJECT, ORANGE IN COLOUR AND PEACHBALL SIZE C. ON THE A839 BETWEEN LAIRG AND GRUID. D. NAKED EYE E. FROM THE WEST ON THE DRIVERS SIDE OF THE CAR. F. NOT KNOWN G. 6 FEET ABOVE GROUND, 4 FEET FROM VEHICLE. H. STEADY MOVEMENT AT 3Ø MPH ALONG SIDE VEHICLE. J. CLEAR NIGHT AFTER RAIN K. TELEPHONE LINES ALONGSIDE ROAD L. POLICE AT BONAR BRIDGE STATION. M. [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID ØØ6 UNCLAS N. NOT KNOWN O. PARENTS. P. 24Ø849Z SEP 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE D.S.8 24 SEP1984 FILE 10/209/1 Section 40 [REDACTED] UNCLASSIFIED CABØØ6 24/Ø71Ø 268CØ558 FOR CAB ROUTINE 24Ø61ØZ SEP 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 24Ø45ØA SEP, 5 MINS B. TWO VERY BRIGHT WHITE LIGHTS IN CLOSE PROXIMITY C. MERTHYR TYDFIL, MID GLAM, OUTDOORS STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. OVER MERTHYR TYDFIL THEN MOVED EAST TO ABERDERE THEN TO TRADEGA F. NOT KNOWN G. AS PER PARA E H. STATIC THEN MOVED OFF IN A ZIG-ZAG PATTERN J. PATCHY CLOUD K. NONE L. MERTHYR TYDFIL POLICE M. [REDACTED] PC [ILLEGIBLE] A DIV MERTHYR TYDFIL POLICE N. POLICE OFFICER [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID ØØ1 UNCLAS O. NONE P. 24Ø515A SEP 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
D.S.8
24 SEP1984
FILE 10/2Ø9/1 Section 40 [REDACTED]
UNCLASSIFIED
CABØ39 23/1655 267C1188[ILLEGIBLE]
FOR CAB
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 231600Z SEP 84
FROM RAF MANSTON
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HGSTC
HQ 18 GP
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT REPORT. ALFA. 23Ø2Ø5 SEP DURATION ONE
MINUTE MAXIMUM. Ø235 DURATION FIVE TO TEN MINUTES. BRAVO. FIRST
SIGHTING RECTANGLE OF LIGHT WITH PARALLEL LINES OF LIGHT RUNNINGP./27
[ILLEGIBLE] SECOND SIGHTING SQUARE OF LIGHT
SOME DISTANCE AWAY. BRIGHT WHITE LIGHT, NO SOUND OR SMELL, SIZE
UNKNOWN. INFORMANT ASSUMED THAT BOTH WERE SAME OBJECT QUOTE BECAUSE
BOTH WERE SO PECULIAR UNQUOTE. CHARLIE. FIRST WOODSTOCK, VILLAGE
NEAR SITTINGBOURNE, SECOND HOMEWOOD AVENUE BORDEN LANE AREA OF
SITTINGBOURNE. OUTDOORS STATIONARY BOTH, CLIMBED OUT OF CAR FOR
BETTER VIEW. DELTA. NAKED EYE. ECHO. FIRST DIRECTLY OVERHEAD NOT
NOTICED PREVIOUSLY, SECOND DISTINCTLY ABOVE HORIZON BUT LOW DOWN
GOLF. FIRST OVERHEAD QUITE LOW, SECOND UNABLE TO ESTIMATE. HOTEL
PAGE 2 REDTRS ØØ1 UNCLAS
FIRST POSSIBLY COMING FROM LONDON, TURNED OVERHEAD AND DEPARTED IN
DIRECTION OF LONDON. SECOND MOVING FAIRLY RAPIDLY AWAY TOWARDS LONDON
JULIETT. DRY CLEAR SKIES STARS VISIBLE LITTLE WIND. KILO. FIRST SOME
TELEPHONE LINES, SHELL RESEARCH CENTRE, LATTER FLOODLIT AT NIGHT
SECOND URBAN AREA, NO SPECIAL FEATURES. LIMA. SITTINGBOURNE POLICE
MIKE. [REDACTED] [REDACTED]
TELEPH[ILLEGIBLE] NOVEMBER. BORN [REDACTED] SOUNDED
COHERENT, ARTICULATE, SENSIBLE. OSCAR. [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] PAPA. INFORMANT
CONTACTED BY ORDERLY OFFICER 2316ØØ SEP 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
[ILLEGIBLE] 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
[ILLEGIBLE] 1 ACS(P)
[ILLEGIBLE] 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF)
[ILLEGIBLE] 1 DI 55-JLJ~ :;::;, ~, i ... ;’.> ~."." , . ; ’~T""" -’ .. . ;~"2%: ~. ~~~~,:: :c.’..,’ ~,. -,’ ’.: ;J.; ,It <:’:f~% >’, ’~’- .. :~~.~;:.~t .,",,’:"’., ’__, ’;r:j,.,~, :-:-’~" : .. 0!~ .... ’:>%’ - .~,::r(^ I :~,:;,~.,)< Ii -/;~.::;. I . ~~:~;% /,"’,,- :. ..".’....,.1.... --;~{ I :,,,-. .~. I f~~ "~. ;t; ,"". ., .’ U’, .\j ",:;,~>.... ., ..::’, ~ i . ...MINISTRY OF DEFENCE D.S.3 24 SEP1984 FILE 10/2Ø9/1 Section 40 [REDACTED] UNCLASSIFIED CABØØ5 23/Ø737 267C[ILLEGIBLE] FOR CAB ROUTINE 23Ø71ØZ SEP 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 22225ØA. NOT KNOWN. B. ONE DISC SHAPED OBJECT WITH FLASHING LIGHT C. OUTDOORS, STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. SOUTH EAST TO NORTH WEST F. NOT KNOWN G. NOT KNOWN H. NOT KNOWN J. NO ADVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS K. NOT KNOWN L. LOCAL POLICE STATION AT ELLESMERE. M. [REDACTED] ELLESMERE, SHROPSHIRE N. NOT KNOWN PAGE 2 REDAID ØØ1 UNCLAS O. NOT KNOWN P. 22232ØA SEP 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F [ILLEGIBLE] 1 DS8 ACTION ( CYJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
*END UNCLASSIFIED
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
D.S.3
20 SEP 1984
FILE 10/2Ø9/1
CABØ16 2Ø/Ø631 264CØ9Ø1
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 2ØØ6ØØZ SEP 84
FROM LATCOMIL
TO MODUK AIR
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 2ØØØ5ØA 5 MINS
B. ONE ROUND BRIGHT YELLOW LIGHT
C. ABINGDON OXN INDOORS/OUTDOORS, STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. NOT KNOWN
F. BELOW CLOUD
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STEADY MOVED BEHIND THE CLOUD
J. MOVING CLOUD
K. NONE
L. LATCC CIVIL DESK
M. [REDACTED] ABINGDON
O. NONE
PAGE 2 RBDAID ØØ1 UNCLAS
P. 2ØØ12ØA SEP 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI10/209/1 E5
[REDACTED]
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
D.S.8
19 SEP 1984
FILE [ILLEGIBLE]
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting. 18 Sep 1960A for about 3 minutes
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness) 1 Object, larger than passenger aircraft
and circular. A brilliant white light and
after lights went out a dim orange. No sound
and no smell.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving) Rodbourne, suburb of Swindon
outdoors, standing still.
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie) Naked eye.
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing) In the west; light went out object
went slowly southerly, appeared to swing
to north then suddenly accelerated to north.
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are
unreliable) 20 to 25° above the horizontal.
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known
landmark) 3 to 4 miles estimated.
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed) When it accelerated it was only in
sight for 2 seconds or so.
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc) Just after (15 min) sunset,
2-3 octas high cloud. Broken cirrusK. 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
flood lights or night lighting) Lyneham 7 miles SW and Brize
Norton 15 miles NNE
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.) To Ops controller RAF Lyneham
Flt Lt [REDACTED]
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED No background information
O. OTHER WITNESSES None
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 18 Sep 2005A.
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS No.
R. REMARKS None. She sounded quite
a lucid young lady.
[REDACTED]
Date 18 September 1984 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED]
Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole[ILLEGIBLE crossed-out reference]
Cpt OPSGE(RAF)4
DI 55 [REDACTED]
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
D.S.8
25 SEP 1984
FILE 0/209/1
OPERATIONS
18 SEP 1984
WADDINGTON
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT [REDACTED]
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sightings. (Local Times to be Quoted)
17 SEPT 2201A REPORTED AT 2215 STILL IN
SAME POS
B. Description of Object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell etc).
WHITE RED & GREEN LIGHTS INTERCHANGING
IE FROM RED, GREEN TO WHITE OCCASIONALLY. * SEE OVER
C. Exact Position Observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
[REDACTED] SCOTTER, OUTDOORS, STATIONARY
(N.R GAINSBOROUGH).
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 may be more
useful than a badly estimated bearing).
HEADING W OVER SCOTTER THEN STATIONARY
2 MILES WEST (STILL STATIONARY AT 2235)
F. Angle of Sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
30° OFF HORIZONTAL
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark whereever possible).
2 MILES W OF SCOTTER
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates
of course and speed).
NO CHANGE
I. Meteorological Conditions during Observations. (Moving clouds, haze,
mist etc).
CLEAR AT FIRST CLOUD FORMING BY 2230J. 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).
[ILLEGIBLE - struck through]
K. To Whom Reported. (Police, military organisation, the press etc).
PC [REDACTED] LINCOLN POLICE HQ
L. Name and Address of Informant.
P.C. [REDACTED] (PC [REDACTED] + [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED] SCOTTER
GAINSBOROUGH . LINCS. TEL [REDACTED]
M. Any Background on the Informant that may be Volunteered.
HAS KNOWLEDGE OF LOCAL AIR ACTIVITY.
IE EXERCISES 4 BINBROOK A/C ETC.
N. Other Witnesses.
[REDACTED]
O. Date and Time of Receipt of Report
INITIALLY 2201A TO PC [REDACTED] (LINC POLICE)
HQ
AS OF 2240A OBJECT STILL STATIONARY
ON REPORT TO CPL [REDACTED]
OPERATIONS
RAF WADDINGTON.
AT 2300A, CLOUD COVER ALMOST 8/8
NO SIGHTING [struck through] AFTER 2240 DUE
TO CLOUD.
* POSSIBLY HOT AIR BALLOON (WHITE LIGHT MAY HAVE
BEEN OCCASIONAL IGNITION OF GAS FOR BALLOON).0/209/1 [REDACTED]
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
D.S.8
20 SEP 1984
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting. 7 Sep 84 2201A reported at 2215
still in same position.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness) White, red and green lights interchanging,
ie from red, green to white occasionally.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving) [REDACTED] Scotter Nr Gainsborough
outdoors and he was stationary
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie) Naked eye.
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing) Heading West over Scotter then
stationary. 2 miles West and still
stationary at 2235
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are
unreliable) 30° off the horizontal.
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known
landmark) 2 miles West of Scotter.
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed) No change.
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc) Clear at first. Cloud forming
by 2230.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
flood lights or night lighting) PC [REDACTED] Lincoln Police
Headquarters,
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.) PC [REDACTED] Lincoln Police
Headquarters.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Police Constable Leveretts, PC [REDACTED]
and [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] Scotter, Gainsborough, Lincs.
Tel [REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED Has knowledge of local air activity
ie exercises, Binbrook aircraft movements
etc
O. OTHER WITNESSES [REDACTED]
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT Initially 2201 to PC [REDACTED] Lincoln Police HQ
and as of 2240 local object still stationary
on report to Cpt [REDACTED] in Ops Waddington
at 2300A. Cloud cover almost 8/8,
No sighting after 2240 due to cloud
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS Possible hot air balloon, white
light may have been occasional
ignition of gas for balloon.
[REDACTED]
Date 20 Sep 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleREPORT FORM
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
MANUAL OF AIR TRAFFIC SERVICE Part 1
20.12.76 Amendment 12.
Cpt to OPS(E) RAF E2
DI 55 [REDACTED]
. Date, Time Duration of Sighting.
14 SEPT. 2240 GMT. SHORT WHILE
B. Description of Object
WHITE LIGHT HANGING IN SKY
C. Exact Position of Observer.
DRIMSDALE
Drimsdale S. Uist
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
D.S.8
25 SEP 1984
FILE 10/209/1
[REDACTED]
D. How Observed.
Naked eye.
E. Direction in which Object was first seen.
S.W. TOWARDS BARA
F. Angular Elevation of Object
Low above horizon.
G. Distance of Object from Observer.
N.A.
H. Movements of Object.
Stationary
J. Meteorological Conditions During Observations.
Moving Clouds, Haze, mist etc.
Mod. Vis
Low cloud.
K. Nearby Objects.
N.A.
L. To Whom Reported.
Stornoway Coastguard.
N. Name & Address of Informant. NA [REDACTED]
Tel [REDACTED]
N. Any Background Information on the Informant that
may be Volunteered.
N/A Stornoway coastguard
put out call to shipping.
Nothing seen.
O. Other Witnesses.
None.
P. Date & Time of Receipt of Report.
LATER MIL AIS 2305 GMT. 14 SEPT.
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Section 40 Section 40
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB644 1D/994D 25901605
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 142340Z SEP 84
FROM LATCOMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIG Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 142340 SEP 84
B. WHITE LIGHT HANGING IN THE SKY
C. ISLE OF UIST, DRIMSDALE
D. NAMED EYE
E. SW TOWARDS BARRA
F. LOW ON HORIZON
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STATIONARY
I. MODERATE VISIBILITY LOW CLOUD
J. NOT KNOWN
L. STORNOWAY COAST GUARD
M. [REDACTED]
N. NONE
PART 2 BEDAID C11 UNCLAS
O. NONE
P. 140015 SEP 84
PT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
CJD 1 DSG ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CXJ 1 AOS(B)
CXB 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DST1