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DEFE 24/1959 is a Ministry of Defence Sec(AS) working file of UFO sighting reports and public correspondence handled by the MoD UFO desk during 1981, the year after the Rendlesham Forest incident, released in the August 2009 National Archives tranche.
DEFE 24/1959 is a Ministry of Defence Sec(AS) working file of UFO sighting reports and public correspondence handled by the MoD UFO desk during 1981, the year after the Rendlesham Forest incident, released in the August 2009 National Archives tranche.
The file is a 373-page UK MoD jacket (MOD Form 32/D) opened for the subject "UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFOs) - REPORTS" and routed through Sec(AS)2. Its contents are standard AIS/PF5 sighting-report forms forwarded from civilian witnesses, police forces (Staffordshire, Sussex, Avon and Somerset, Gwent), RAF stations (Finningley, West Drayton, Northolt, Rudloe Manor) and the DTI's National Air Traffic Control Services, covering single-witness lights, rotating beam encounters, and at least one filmed object near Carshalton. The extractable pages shown here are dominated by late-1993 reports rather than 1981, indicating the jacket's contents span beyond the year named on the cover, with Sec(AS)2 as the central distribution point alongside DI55 and AEW/GE. No analysis or conclusions appear in the shown pages; the file is a raw intake record with witness identities, addresses and telephone numbers redacted under Section 40.
One ball of light, white in colour, with a little tail that may have been more reddish in colour.p.6
R.A.F. STAFFORD, Manchester Airport and Midlands Electricity Board contacted by Stone Police - No other sightings or reports.p.6
This statement (consisting of 2 pages each signed by me) is true to the best of my knowledge and belief and I make it knowing that, if it is tendered in evidence, I shall be liable to prosecution if I have wilfully stated in it anything which I know to be false or do not believe to be true.p.8
OBJECT WAS FULLY LIT UP WITH ONE WHITE FLASHING LIGHT UNDERNEATH. OBJECT DID NOT GO UP OR DOWN AND THERE WERE NO CLOUDS IN THE SKY, OBJECT MADE NO NOISE WHATSOEVER. SPEED BET 100 AND 150 MPH. CALLER MIDDLE AGED FEMALE, AND VERY REASONABLE.p.16
One "aeroplane-size" object, green, quite bright.p.18
Informant has object on video film.p.15
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K. To whom reported (Police, military,
press etc) Sec (AS) 2a
L. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED] Quest International
M. Background of Informant that [REDACTED] is leader of the Quest International
may be volunteered UFO group - I have a good working relationship
N. Other Witnesses Dozens of people from the youth club
O. Date, Time of Receipt Friday 15th Jan , 10.30
P. Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions N/k
Q. Remarks [REDACTED] passed on the story which he heard
and is investigating . Had thought the UFO
might be stealth, but said shape didn't tie in .
[REDACTED] said he'd keep me informed re his investigation.
[REDACTED]
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RESTRICTED/UNCLASSIFIED MOD Form 32/D (Revised 3/85) MINISTRY OF DEFENCE 99 1. Attention is drawn to the notes on the inside Flap 2. Enter notes of related files on page 2 of this jacket. DIVISION/ESTABLISHMENT/UNIT/BRANCH [ILLEGIBLE] SUBJECT: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFOs) - REPORTS - 1993 [Table: Date | Min/Encl | Referred to | Date | Min/Encl | Referred to | Date | Min/Encl | Referred to | Date | Min/Encl] [ILLEGIBLE entries] Section 40 [REDACTED] BR 1 29 NOV 1999 SECOND REVIEW 2018 Sent/Out Date - 18 DEC 2002 Ext Section 40 From DINFO(EXP)R2 Bourne Avenue [ILLEGIBLE] 17 SEP 2002 Hayes Middy UB3 1RF ONLY Section 40 A30-3A3- 9-2 [barcode] File Ref: SEC(M)12/2...
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DTI Form No. 65
ENQUIRY UNIT
22 DEC 199[ILLEGIBLE] 14876
Staffordshire Police
Your Reference:
Our Reference:
FROM: Sgt. [REDACTED]
STATION: STONE
TO: Superintendent [REDACTED] DATE: 10th December 1993
SUBJECT: REPORT OF UNIDENTIFIED LIGHT IN SKY
1. At about 18.10 hours, Friday, 10th December 1993, [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] Stone, reported seeing a large flash in the sky
and something coming down like a meteorite.
2. The following information was obtained and is set out in the format
used by the Department of Trade and Industry, National Air Traffic
Control Services.
3. (a) Date/Time/Duration of Sighting: 18.10 hrs. Friday 10/12/93 for
about a second.
(b) Description of Object: One ball of light, white in colour, with
a little tail that may have been more reddish in colour.
(c) Exact position observed: Observer indoors sitting facing westerly
direction. Object seen moving downwards at about 60° to horizontal,
sloping to the south. Map Reference SJ 913332.
(d) How observed: By naked eye.
(e) Direction in which object was first seen: Seen up in sky travelling
downwards with no landmarks to assist.
(f) Angle of sight; Seen through window looking upwards from about
40° down to 30° angle of sight of observer.
(g) Distance: Unable to offer any estimate.
(h) Movements: No change in downwards trajectory.
(j) Meteorological condition: Dark/night-time but clear skies, stars
visible.
(k) Nearby objects: No particular objects in area of sight.
(l) Reported (statement attached) to Sgt. [REDACTED]
(m) [REDACTED]
(n) Any other information: No sound heard by informant having seen object
from behind double glazing. Thought object to be too large for
meteorite.
R.A.F. STAFFORD, Manchester Airport and Midlands Electricity Board
contacted by Stone Police - No other sightings or reports.
Cont'd Overleaf / Sheet No.(o) No other witnesses.
(p) Date reported: Approx. 18.10 hrs. 10/12/93 (VDU 862-10.12.93)
(q) No reply requested.
4. In accordance with Force Standing Order E4 report to be forwarded to
Department of Trade and Industry, National Air Traffic Control Services,
1 Victoria Street, London, SW1H OET.
[REDACTED]
Sgt. [REDACTED]
- 2 -
1. Forwarded as at paragraph 4 above.
[REDACTED]
14.12.93 InspectorForm MG11
Witness Statement
[REDACTED]
Statement of ........ [REDACTED] ....................................................................
Age if under 21 .... Over 21 ........ (if over 21 insert 'over 21').
This statement (consisting of 2 pages each signed by me) is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief and I make it knowing that, if it is tendered in evidence, I shall be liable to prosecution if I
have wilfully stated in it anything which I know to be false or do not believe to be true.
Dated the 10 day of December 19 93
[REDACTED]
Signature ......... [REDACTED] ...............................
I live at the address shown
overleaf.
At about 1810 hrs on Friday
10th December 1993 I was at home
in my lounge. Sitting facing a Westerly
direction when I saw something
falling in the sky and I reported
this letter to the police as follows:-
a) Date time and duration sighting: 1810hrs Friday
10.12.93 for a second.
b) Description of object:- One ball of light
White in colour with a little tail
that may have been more reddish in colour.
c) Exact position observed: Indoors with
object moving down at about 60° to
horizontal - sloping to the south.
d) How observed:- By naked eye
e) Direction in which object first seen: Seen up
in sky travelling downwards with
no landmarks available to assist.
f) Angle of sight:- Seen through window
looking upwards from about 40° to 30°
Signature ............[REDACTED].............. Signature witnessed by ............................................
STAFFORDSHIRE POLICE H.Q. PRINT UNITHome address:.......[REDACTED]......................................................................................
[REDACTED]
Home telephone No:........[REDACTED].......... Business telephone No:............................
Occupation:.......[REDACTED]................. Date and place of birth...... 5/3/30.
Maiden name ......................................... Height .................... Identity Code ....................
Dates to be avoided. Delete dates of non-availability of witness (not police officers)
[Table - Month of:]
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 | 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 | 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21 | 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 | 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28 | 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 | 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 31 | 29 30 31 | 29 30 31
[Table - Month of:]
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 | 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 | 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21 | 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 | 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28 | 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 | 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 31 | 29 30 31 | 29 30 31
Contact point, if different from above:...............................................................................
Address:.................................................................................................................................
Telephone No.......................................................
STATEMENT TAKEN BY (print name)..............................................................................
Station.................................................................................................................................Form MG11A
Continuation sheet No 2
Continuation of Statement of ........ [REDACTED] .......................................................
g) Distance seen - unable to estimate
h) Movements - No change in the
downward trajectory.
i) Meteorological conditions - Dark night but
clear skies, stars visible.
k) Nearby objects: - No particular objects
in area of sight.
l) Reported and Stated to Sgt. [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
m) as above
n) Any other info:- No sound heard
while saw object from behind
double glazing, thought to be too large for meteorite.
o) No other witnesses
p) [REDACTED]
[blank dotted lines]
Signature .......................................... Signature witnessed by ......................................
STAFFORDSHIRE POLICE H.Q. PRINT UNITUNCLASSIFIED [REDACTED] E230/1
ITN/2286/016
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 1115 31 DEC 93.
B. Description of Object. Like a white street light + blue. Stopped any
colour to rust £≈5/6 secs looked like Vulcan at 500' △
C. Exact Position Observer. Bedroom Facing S. [REDACTED] Sheffield.
D. How Observed. Seen out of window.
E. Direction in which Object was first seen. Due S., then flies off NNE.
F. Angle of Sight. 75° Up.
G. Distance. h < 35000 size≈10p at arms length.
H. Movements. Stayed for couple of mins. In 2 secs gone after
aeroplane. "Fighter" heard.
I. Meteorological conditions during observation. Sunny/Obscured.
Nice day.
J. Nearby Objects. —
K. To whom reported. RAF Finningley
L. Name and Address of Informant. [REDACTED]
M. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
[REDACTED]
N. Other Witnesses. NIL
O. Date and Time of receipt of Report. 1300 31 DEC 93.
P. Is a reply requested. No. Yes please. [REDACTED]
Signed
Name
Date 31 DEC 93. Rank Flt Lt Tel No [REDACTED]
other info - "Radio went berserk" c/f elec
electric motor near
radio.
UNCLASSIFIED
- lived near Finton so used to military & civilian a/c.l’ ttit1’ i .~ t l-’JO /6 ttIPOttT OF U tJRtDlJft’t’IID PLYING 08JICT a. !E ’tIMI Alft) !IOI or SIGftIIG (tAMl tl... to " qUOUd) I b. D!SCtlIPTION or OBJJC! (Hua’bn of obJectt, d.... .hap., colour.. hd.l.1tn.... .ound, _11 ate). . . I tf # OL VIN c. cr POSITION OBSImvtm (Oeop’.pbiul loUt1 . indoora or OUtdoor., .ut:i t’)’ or lIIoving). t)u-r:.f /I;)E e c dt: .~ Ie: I~ ~ d. ROW OBSERVED (Naud ’Y’, binocuare. thn optical h.ie.. atilt r IIOvi. U1Hra). NA--V(t50 J!E~e e DIRECTION IN WICR OBJtcT WAS FIRSt SED (1 land1lUllt’k M’ ~ more ullaful than. a badly .stimated b..ring). ~/ ’7’S 1)/ Ov l f. ANGLE or SIGHt (Eadated heighu ar. unreliabl.). VJ!Il-r I C~ ’-.t- ()V’ cd: .. DIStANCE (By r.farenee to II knovn lJI.ndm&rk tthiu~.v.r pou1b1.). () c.. (",.,,0 C .C) / h. MOVJ:MD’1’S (Chang.. a I. 1, G MY b. of 1101" u" ~ UtiMtculI of COUt’iIII fUld .p..d). IP"lOi. METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc.)
CLOUD OVERCAST 2000'
j. NEARBY OBJECTS (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh,
river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts
airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or other night lighting).
ROOKERY HALL - LASER
k. TO WHOM REPORTED (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
LONDON DTI
l. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
CREWE POLICE
MET STOCKPORT.
m. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
n. OTHER WITNESSES
o. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
1800 17/12/93
The above details are to be telephoned immediately to AIS (Military), LATCC on
[REDACTED]
The completed form is to be despatched to:
Ministry of Defence (AFO)
RAF Main Building
Whitehall
LONDON
SW1
Manchester v: \forms\ufo.doc 8.11.88[REDACTED] E 230/5
Sptk to [REDACTED] Almost certainly
the wonder, what she copied.
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING. 26 DEC 93, 7:35PM,
ABOUT 2 MINUTES.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 1
Size LARGE
Shape ROUND
Colours COVERED IN LIGHTS.
Brightness
Sound ENGINE SOUND (BLUE TAIL LIGHT)
Smell —
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location EALING [REDACTED]
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving WALKING
D. HOW OBSERVED.
Naked eye / Binoculars / Other optical device /
Still or cine camera
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN. TOWARDS N'HOLT.
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) LOWER THAN
NORMAL A/C.
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) ABOVE
ROOFS.
H. MOVEMENT. BLUE FLASHING TAIL LIGHTS.
Steady
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds PITCH . . . BLACK
Haze / Mist NO CLOUDS.
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. RESIDENTIAL AREA.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police
Military Organisation NO ONE.
The Press -[REDACTED]
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT. [REDACTED]
N. ANY BACKGROUND OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
O. OTHER WITNESSES. NIL.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.** 600 3000 10101 ** E230/4
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING. 31 Dec 93 1930
10 minutes
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 1
Size 2x 747
Shape Dome
Colours WHITE LIGHTS
Brightness — VERY BRIGHT
Sound —
Smell /
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location [REDACTED] Carshalton
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving
D. HOW OBSERVED.
Naked eye / Binoculars / Other optical device / Video Camera
Still or cine camera
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN.
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated
bearing) St Hilliers Hospital
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) 20°
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
1½ miles
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLEAR
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. No
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED] Surrey
N. ANY BACKGROUND OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
Informant has object on video film.
O. OTHER WITNESSES.
Neighbours
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
0950 1st Jan 94COMMUNICATIONS
CENTRE
28 DEC 1993
R.A.F.
WEST DRAYTON
COMMCEN
28 DEC 1993
RAF NORTHOLT
Receiving Message
Storing Message
VZCZCRXA053 UU
RR RBDOXL
DE RBDTCU 4001 3622345
ZNR UUUUU
R 2823362 DEC 93
FM TELEX RUDLOE MANOR
TO COMMCEN WEST DRAYTON- LATCCIV WEST DRAYTON
BT
UNCLAS
TELEX
REPLIES TO THIS MESSAGE MUST CONTAIN AS FIRST LINE OF TEXT
TELEX RUDLOE MANOR FOR: [REDACTED] SUSPOL G
TELEX : TLX G449929, RAFRUD G,. MIN CIRC: TELEX
PAGE 1
IN ANY REPLY PLEASE QUOTE GLOBAL NUMBER : 153 OF 28/12/93
THIS IS AN AUTOMATIC MESSAGE TRANSMISSION FROM SUSSEX POLICE
PLEASE DO NOT INTERRUPT.
TO : [REDACTED] RAFRUD G (TELEX VIA RAF RUDLOE MANOR COMMS CENTRE
; FOR WEST DRAYTON)
SUBJECT : UFO SIGHTING.
TEXT
REPORTED AT 2214HRS, 28/12/93, TO WEST AREA CONTROL ROOM, BY A [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] SELSEY, [REDACTED] THAT WHILST SHE WAS
OUT IN THE GARDEN GETTING HER CAT IN SHE SAW FROM THE DIRECTION OF
THE SEA A CIRCULAR OBJECT, ABOUT 120 FT ABOVE GROUND AND APPROX ONE
PAGE 2 RBDTCU 4001 UNCLAS
AND A HALF INCHES ACCROSS FROM THAT DISTANCE, FLY DIRECT IN A
STRAIGHT LINE TOWARDS CHICHESTER, THEN DISSAPEAR FROM VIEW. OBJECT
WAS FULLY LIT UP WITH ONE WHITE FLASHING LIGHT UNDERNEATH. OBJECT
DID NOT GO UP OR DOWN AND THERE WERE NO CLOUDS IN THE SKY, OBJECT
MADE NO NOISE WHATSOEVER. SPEED BET 100 AND 150 MPH. CALLER MIDDLE
AGED FEMALE, AND VERY REASONABLE.
END OF MESSAGE (YES/NO) : YES
BT
NNNN
End of Message 167 2823552 DECE230/2
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PP5
A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING.
28 DEC 1600 45MINS .
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number ONE
Size
Shape OVAL
Colours YELLOW/WHITE LIGHT
Brightness
Sound NO
Smell NO
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location HERNE HILL. NR BRIXTON.
Indoors/Outdoors OUTSIDE
Stationary/Moving
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) TOWARD HERN HILL STATION
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable)
45°
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
½ MILE
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady RIGHT TO LEFT TOWARD BRIXTON.
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLEAR
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police ✓
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED] London [REDACTED]
N. ANY BACKGROUND OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
O. OTHER WITNESSES.
RELATIVES
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
28 DEC 1940MODCIS (RAF10) ANNEX A TO
SOP 502
E230/1
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1. Date, Time
& Duration of Sighting 261945Z Dec 93 30 seconds
2. Description of Object One "aeroplane-size" object, green, quite bright.
(No of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness)
3. Location, indoor/outdoor, Indoor/stationary
stationary/moving
4. How observed (naked eye, Naked eye
binoculars, other optical device,
still or moving)
5. Direction in which object first seen North/North-West, (near LBC Radio Station)
(A landmark may be more useful than
a badly estimated bearing
6. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights Overhead
are unreliable)
7. Distance (By reference to a Approx 2 miles
known landmark)
8. Movements (Changes in 5,6 & 7 No changes in speed/height/direction.
may be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
9. Met conditions during observations Clear sky.
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high Nil
voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high buildings,
tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or
radio masts, airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or night lighting)
11. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) MOD AFOR
12. Name & Address of Informant
[REDACTED]
London W14 [REDACTED]
113. Background of Informant that may be volunteered
Nil
14. Other Witnesses
Nil
15. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR)
280245Z Dec 93
16. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions
17. Remarks
[REDACTED]
Date: 28 Dec 93 RO2
Duty Operations Officer
Air Force Operations
Distribution: [REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2, Room [REDACTED] Main Building
AEW/GE, Room [REDACTED] Main Building
DI 55, Room [REDACTED] Metropole Building
File D/AFOPS/2/5/1 [REDACTED]
3E230
+B
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5 2100
[ILLEGIBLE crossed out] 22 DEC 93
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number STRIPS OF WHITE LIGHT WHICH ROTATED AND BEAMED
Size DOWN TO ILLUMINATE CAR BLUE/WHITE IN COLOUR.
Shape
Colours
Brightness
Sound NO
Smell NO
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location PRESTON BAGOT (WARWICK - HENLEY IN ARDEN)
Indoors/Outdoors IN CAR
Stationary/Moving
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) DIRECTLY ABOVE CAR
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) VERTICAL
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) UNKNOWN
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady SLOW MOVING BEAM
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds CLOUDY (HIGH)
Haze / Mist NO
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. OPEN COUNTRY
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police NO
Military Organisation NO
The Press NO
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT. [REDACTED]
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
O. OTHER WITNESSES. WIFE (IN PASSENGER SEAT OF CAR)
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
22 DEC 93 2150Zt? .{~ A. . c". ’," fZ’ (j t../ ’.,l t: o--t l6 LtO 30- tto $&.O S r S, c..HT1 ~ G Poet 2.0 bt;C. q~ FlasT S.C.I1T1,.JGt t.J+.T&e AJoJO’ttf E:Q.. F\ve M\~T~~ . 10 S~("O f) S \ c.\i2. CuL..At< Q.o1"A"T"\ NG ~ c.. I W’’’’’’’’ ,1.60 6\ .o 8t...ue. ’Fb.A~,"",I~ Ct- L..,tG.HTS. ""’e O&rE.c:. T t...J~~ I.-Aa.C. ( 8VT No T V ’-\ !ttc. U \’ e\VI Nt: ~tOUCJ..1 c..o QMiS 1’.)1 ;Jc,e L Nd...J. ge, \Tc: (... , TH( o&s~ r~.p~6t) ~HS c..M. ~ t..CWTIN E:- \0 oSt.S62..VE. ’TH e .:t~c.. \’ ~M. ’ 1 \fX. fitJ ve:.Ht c..L . b . o ~SJ(.\ WI Tf-( M , ~ ~ e.i O/’Jt-...../ e. , OiJ6c..r A~T Sfc’HrEb "to THE- ~Q.\1""\ \1~~e.. ~~ ~~~~ C-.l,.\~"’" \ -r wA ~ r , , I=’ . ~~ T V~..t-. ),-, ~ a. & Tt"J~ ~ - , M\’-E: H . S Q..A/) ’I MovE/t\~T j . fibK"i c...\-6J\t, L’~~T F’PtbltJG M- W~ K \(. 1"\-\" oiSG.t.~ SPr\t> TN! ce~~t..T A-P~ ’to ~I) ~ A ~\L. t 4’ N&.A11. CJ......p,.C)IJ. ,L. FIRST REPORTED TO :
[REDACTED] (OPERATOR [REDACTED]
AVON + SOMMERSET POLICE
• BRISTOL - [REDACTED]
M. [REDACTED]
N. NIL
O. [REDACTED] BROTHER WAS ALSO PRESENT.
P. LATEC RECEIVED THE REPORT. A 1950 , 20 DEC 93.
21 DEC '93 12:47 FROM COMMCEN WEST DRAYTON PAGE.003REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING.
21 DECEMBER '93, 0045, 15 MINUTES.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number LARGE CIRCLES OF LIGHTS, 4-5 RINGS 2
Size SPINNING ONE DIRECTION OTHERS SPINNING
Shape IN ANOTHER DIRECTION. OUTER RINGS DIMMER
Colours THAN OTHER.
Brightness
Sound X (HUGE - 100FEET ACROSS).
Smell X
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location IN BEDROOM, [REDACTED] MAINDEE, NEWPORT
Indoors/Outdoors GWENT.
Stationary/Moving
D. HOW OBSERVED.
Naked eye / Binoculars / Other optical device /
Still or cine camera BUT TOOK PHOTOGRAPH.
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN.
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated
bearing) OVERHEAD
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) 90°
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
H. MOVEMENT. OBJECT SURROUNDED BY MIST.
Steady STEADY LIGHTS, MOVED SLOWLY ACROSS
Changing SKY THEN AS OBJECT BECAME MORE DISTANT
Erratic LIGHTS TURNED TO LINES THEN DISAPPEARED.
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLEAR NIGHT SKY.
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. RESIDENTIAL AREA.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police ✓ NEWPORT POLICE.
Military Organisation ST ATHAN OPS ROOM.
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT. [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
N. ANY BACKGROUND OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
O. OTHER WITNESSES. BOYFRIEND [REDACTED]
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
22 DEC '93. 1515.REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLfiNG OBJECT -I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I ! I I , I I I_- I I I I I I I 1. Date, time & duration of sighting 2. Description of object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness, noise) 3. Exact position of observer (Indoors/outdoors, stationary/moving) 4. How observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, camera or camcorder) 5. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a roughly estimated bearing) 6. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) 7. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) 8. Movements (Changes in 5, 6 & 7 may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) 9. Met conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) 10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) (227 I I I I 7/vtu. lrJ~ f"’~~ f v(L 1 f"~, : w."k~) f1,"fJ; l bW" .4 tn.iF f I f,~--,~ f fL (t’~ . /’h h,..~~ . ! I ff,’{lr.. h"1 .~ cn<7/~. 1M M. I W I l;/Als. fA" IM-mf;t$ 1fff~ I !hur Cri’i fi/.,,( r-,JJ r- k&.. l ~l, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I nl.wf.l~ 9i-~ Pa. ! C 1- ’0 1’’1 ; I a-- f~ /lMvJq , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I /fiJi eJ ~ wnl.5 / NM (11’$.,1 I" tbyuk"’ ftJiV Nlk " ’4ltJl: i J;Jr- 1J fA - r (t1Jl i .LJr 111\ iM’k HNtrrt liV1"d hi.. ;Vi!’) . fkf If .1 11. J ( f’&t fAf~ / I:lVt/Jfi’i, /Vw ;,1.",1 wf :’ PtIt"’f { ~/k11. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) Story ran in [REDACTED] local paper. Dozens of witnesses phoned the paper. 12. Name & address of informant Section 40 [REDACTED] 13. Background of informant that may be volunteered Section 40 [REDACTED] 14. Other witnesses OC RAF Donna Nook * 15. Date and time of receipt Fri 17th Dec 16. Any unusual meteorological conditions N/k 17. Remarks Many local people experienced automatic changes in channels on their TVs that evening. Section 40 [REDACTED] Sec(AS)2a * OC RAF Donna Nook : Section 40 [REDACTED] Cardone Hug, CRO at RAF Coningsby, has reports. Section 40 [REDACTED] Flt Lt Section 40 [REDACTED] / SATCO/BSATCo - Section 40 [REDACTED] ↓ Confirmed Seating + F3s doing trial nr Louth at 4.30 pm
Section 40 [REDACTED] Normal burn rate. 5290 litres per hour F3 Tornados [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] Sealing Coningsby [ILLEGIBLE] [drawing] Flt Lt Section 40 [REDACTED] - Section 40 [REDACTED] - SATCO - Duty Supervisor Triangle of white pm No sound 15 lights. Stop. 18 [ILLEGIBLE] 12.15 - Section 40 [REDACTED] Section 40 [REDACTED] - Notts → Hatfield Flt Lt Section 40 [REDACTED] Section 40 [REDACTED] MB [REDACTED] to west NE of 50 kts Section 40 [REDACTED] Nr Humber Estabry 5.3p Louth. Apple 1 + 2 PS 3 71m operational Eudeka QWI? - 56 unit. - Section 40 [REDACTED] Section 40 [REDACTED] Flt Lt S 001 QWI. 155 Cam
[ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] 750 [ILLEGIBLE] Central TV on lunch. [ILLEGIBLE] footage [ILLEGIBLE] Sky Tracker - [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] 21 [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [drawing] 31 [ILLEGIBLE] 37 242 55 [ILLEGIBLE] → [ILLEGIBLE] 48 50 [arrow down] [ILLEGIBLE] Section 40 [REDACTED] N [ILLEGIBLE] Humber [ILLEGIBLE] Louth. TPTB [oval] [ILLEGIBLE] 6 - 93 ↗ [circle] Section 40 [REDACTED] Apple 1 + 2 [REDACTED] operational Eudeka unit. [ILLEGIBLE] TEST
L226 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT AIS/PF5 A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING. 18 0045 DEC 93 B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT. Number 1 Size Shape BRIGHT RED & ORANGE ROUND LIGHT Colours Brightness Sound Smell C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER. Geographical Location NOR BIRMINGHAM AIRPORT Indoors/Outdoors Stationary/Moving 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) F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) H. MOVEMENT. Steady Changing SEEMED TO BE LANDING Erratic J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION. Moving clouds Haze / Mist OVERCAST K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. L. TO WHOM REPORTED. Police BIRMINGHAM ATC Military Organisation The Press M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT. Section 40 [REDACTED] SOLIHULL N. ANY BACKGROUND OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED. O. OTHER WITNESSES. HUSBAND P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT. 18 0900 DEC 93 20 DEC '93 9:18 FROM COMMCEN WEST DRAYTON PAGE 002
-,’,," REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT FZl> ~ , 1. Date, time & duration of sighting 2. Description of object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness, noise) 3. Exact position of observer (Indoors/outdoors, stationary/moving) 4. How observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, camera or camcorder) S. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a roughly estimated bearing) I I I ! ! , I I I , , I I ! 6. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) 7. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) 8. Movements (Changes in 5, 6 & 7 may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) 9. Met conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) 10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) 511;1;w.1/5 f\ pU~;VIttr I f l 7 JVlAfi ~ (Ji1t- (lAl1hf )~ ;, t! w;t1t V;j;~M1 ()f’rlJ if/;; , 5’ /1" 1’7 tv/A l lft TI’WlA 6 5~/e / H6~ ~ ~11) lJ/ ( ..... ) ("I l. vt{( )I.~<v I f ~/~ I Nil PIA11. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) Harlow UFO Group, who phoned me. 12. Name & address of informant Section 40 [REDACTED] Harlow, Essex, Section 40 [REDACTED]. 13. Background of informant that may be volunteered Section 40 [REDACTED] investigator for Harlow UFO group. He did not see this himself. 14. Other witnesses N/k 15. Date and time of receipt Monday 21st Dec, 10 am 16. Any unusual meteorological conditions N/k 17. Remarks Section 40 [REDACTED] airship was in area (moored at BAe Hatfield) at time. Although not 500 ft long (actually 130 ft - see attached spec.) I think this is what was seen. Section 40 [REDACTED] Sec(AS)2a
E224 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT AIS/PF5 A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING. 16 1700 DEC 93 5 MINS B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT. Number 2 Size ) Shape ) SUNFLOWER SHAPED Colours ) ORANGE & GOLD COLOURED Brightness ) Sound ) Smell ) C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER. Geographical Location BRADFORD Indoors/Outdoors Stationary/Moving 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) F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) H. MOVEMENT. Steady Changing STATIONARY Erratic J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION. Moving clouds Haze / Mist OVERCAST K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. L. TO WHOM REPORTED. Police Military Organisation LEEDS/BRADFORD ATC The Press M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT. Section 40 [REDACTED] WEST YORKSHIRE Section 40 [REDACTED] N. ANY BACKGROUND OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED. O. OTHER WITNESSES. P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT. 16 1800 DEC 93
E223 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT AIS/PF5 A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING. 15/12/93. 2040. SIGHTING LASTED APPROX 7 MINS B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT. Number - OVER 40 Size - LOOKED LIKE BRIGHT STARS ) OBJECTS PASSED Shape X ) OVERHEAD AT IRREGULAR Colours - WHITE ) INTERVALS AT STEADY Brightness - LIKE STARS ) SPEEDS. CALLER SAID Sound - NIL ) DEFINITELY NOT AIRCRAFT. Smell - NIL C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER. Geographical Location HYDE PARK, LONDON. Indoors/Outdoors Stationary/Moving CALLER WAS JOGGING THEN STOPPED TO LOOK. 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) OBJECTS MOVED EAST TO WEST. F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) H. MOVEMENT. Steady Changing Erratic J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION. Moving clouds APPROX 6 OKTAS OF FAST MOVING CLOUD Haze / Mist K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. NIL L. TO WHOM REPORTED. Police - NO Military Organisation - AIS(m) The Press NO M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT. Section 40 [REDACTED] Section 40 [REDACTED] ,LONDON, Section 40 [REDACTED] N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED. O. OTHER WITNESSES. NO P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT. 2105 15TH DEC 93.
OP:809 COPIES SENT TO: [CREST] SEC(AS)2, Rm Section 40 [REDACTED] MB Station: Rochford AEW/GE, Rm Section 40 [REDACTED] B DI 55, Rm Section 40 [REDACTED] METEOROLE BLDG Officer: Section 40 [REDACTED] Front Office Clerk, D/AF ORS/2/5/1 Subject: Unidentified Flying Object. Date: 8 December 1993 Ref: Duty Sergeant, As per standing orders I submit report of U.F.O. reported to me by Section 40 [REDACTED] Rochford on 7.12.93. A) Monday 6th December, 1993, at 16.10 hrs. Duration of sighting between 5 and 10 seconds. B) Described as a sphere, cut in half, flat side uppermost (like a bowl), solid, white in colour, almost fluorescent. Size, as large as a single storey house. No sound or smell, but had 2 vapour trails behind, one on top of the other. Vapour did not linger but dispersed in seconds. C) Observed from rear garden of Section 40 [REDACTED] by occupant. D) Observed with naked eye only. E) First noticed to east of observer, over King Edmunds School, Vaughan Close, Rochford. F) Viewed from the ground approx 200 ft up. G) When first sighted seemed to be approx 1/4 mile away, but passed within 200 ft of observer. H) Moved in a perfectly straight line, from east to west. Disappeared over railway line at rear of Banyard Way, in Hawkwell. J) Dry, very clear sky, but light failing as dusk approached. Fierce fire several miles away in Eastwood and thick black smoke blowing north eastwards, but not over location of sighting. K) Housing area. Railway line close to location. Airport approx 1 mile away. L) Reported by observer to Southend Airport and Ministry of Defence, Foulness 6.12.93, shortly after the sighting. Reported to Rochford Police Station 1530 hrs 7.12.93.
OP:809 M) Section 40 [REDACTED] Essex. N) None. O) None. P) 1530 hrs 7.12.93 Signed: Section 40 [REDACTED] [REDACTED] (Front Office Clerk) Section 40 [REDACTED] Leugeau V [REDACTED]
E221 AIS/PF5 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING (Local times to be used) 09 0045 DEC 93. B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT Number 1 Size LONG BEAM OF LIGHT SHINING INTO ROOM, THEN MOVING Shape NIL ACROSS COUNTRY SIDE. Colours WHITE/GREEN Brightness VERY BRIGHT Sound NIL Smell NIL C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER Geographical location INGLESIDE, MIDDLE MARWOOD, BARNSTAPLE. Indoors/Outdoors Stationary/Moving D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye ✓ Binoculars Other optical device Still or cine camera E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN SEEN FROM BEDROOM WINDOW. (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable) G. DISTANCE (By reference to a known landmark if possible) H. MOVEMENT. Steady ✓ THEN ERRATIC. Changing Erratic J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION Moving clouds VERY BAD STORM. DURING NIGHT Haze 75 MILE WINDS Mist K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC L. TO WHOM REPORTED Police Military Organisation ✓ The Press M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Section 40 [REDACTED] N. ANY BACKGROUND OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED O. OTHER WITNESSES BOYFRIEND P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT By RAF CHIVENOR OPS 09 1040 DEC 93.
E220 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT AIS/PF5 A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING. 13 DEC 93, 0036, NOT SURE. B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT. Number X1 Size APPROX 12-15 FT Shape GREY IN COLOUR Colours Brightness ) NO NOISE OR SMELL ETC. Sound ) Smell ) C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER. Geographical Location KENSINGTON HIGH ST Indoors/Outdoors 3 4TH FLOOR OF Section 40 [REDACTED] Stationary/Moving D. HOW OBSERVED. Naked eye / Binoculars / Other optical device / Still or cine camera E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN. SW - NE. (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) NOT SURE ABOUT 2-300 FT ABOVE GL G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) H. MOVEMENT. Steady Changing ✓ Erratic ✓ J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION. Moving clouds Haze / Mist SKY CLEAR. K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. 'BARKERS' HIGH ST STORE. L. TO WHOM REPORTED. Police Military Organisation JUST US. The Press M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT. Section 40 [REDACTED] N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED. GENTLEMAN WAS IRISH AND SOUNDED QUITE SCARED O. OTHER WITNESSES. NONE P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT. 13 DEC 93 0102 Section 40 [REDACTED] LPL Section 40 [REDACTED] [ILLEGIBLE fax line]
E219 MEMORANDUM MOD Form 4A To Wg Cdr Section 40 [REDACTED] From Sec(AS)2a D[?]755 c Date 10/12/93 Tel. Section 40 [REDACTED] Your ref. — Our ref. P/Sec(AS)12/2 Subject: UFO SIGHTINGS - 6 DEC You will be aware that there was a wave of UFO sightings between 1625 Z - 1635 Z on Monday 6 Dec. From discussions with the Royal Observatory at Greenwich, and the British Astronomical Association, it seems most likely that witnesses saw a fireball, breaking up as it descended. Rank/ Appointment EO Name in Section 40 [REDACTED] Signature Section 40 [REDACTED] Block Letters
E218 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted) 1657 HRS 06 DEC 93 DURATION 10 SECS B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness, sound, smell, etc). PENCIL SHAPED WITH 3 SEPARATE AREAS OF LIGHT NO SOUND, MOVING VERY FAST C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors stationary or moving). INDOORS, 3/4 MILE CLEAR OF OTHER HOUSING Section 40 [REDACTED] , ON A228 AT FIVE OAK GREEN, PADDOCK WOOD 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). NE OF OBSERVATION LOCATION F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable). NOT KNOWN G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible). APPROX HEIGHT OF COMMERCIAL A/C H. Movements. (Changes in E, F, and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed). TRAVELLING WEST J. Meteorological conditions during observations. (Moving clouds, haze mist etc). CLEAR, BRIGHT SKY. 1
K. Nearby objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake, swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with flood-lights or other night lighting). RAILWAY LINE 500M NORTH OF HOUSE FLAT, OPEN COUNTRYSIDE. L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc). CIVIL POLICE M. Name and address of informant. PC Section 40 [REDACTED] TUNBRIDGE WELLS Section 40 [REDACTED] .N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. NIL O. Other witnesses. NOT KNOWN P. Date and time of receipt of report. 1844, 06 DEC 93 (Sgt Section 40 [REDACTED] TUNBRIDGE WELLS POLICE REPORT Nº 06/1114 REFERS. Section 40 [REDACTED]
EZ/? - .HEBORT ,.Oii’. ANUN DEN’r TI’IED FLYING ...OBJEc . .’l j T, ’. ,,, >, ,J "~I - ,.. 11.0 . ’. Datel time and duratiopof sighti~g. . ~~. . . (Local tim s t be quoted) u, . ’1:., B. .De~crl:e!.ion of object. (N!J.rnber of objeots1 size? shape, colours? brightness, sound, swell? etc). (3 (Geographical Indoors or outdoors ,,’ "’.’... "--’~"-’~-- -’.-..’". -~..., .- D. How observed"-O~ ~d’e ~’ ’ Lf uh);!’Er :"other opt.icaldevice, still or movi camera). D. Direction i?, \flh;1Ch ob,ject was first seen. than a badly estimated bearing}. (A landmark may be more useful ’" ’’f?~,A "". f <!1 ’"7. F. Angle of sl: 1’ (E:;timated heights are unreliable). G. Distance. (By reference to a kn 1jm landmark wherever possible). (1f H. l;!.2:~ernents. (Changes in E1 1", and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed). t’ J. Heteorologioal condit ions during I)bservat ions. mist eta) 0 . (Moving clouds, haze a’ t;y 1
K. Nearby objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake, swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with flood-lights or other night lighting). WOODED, UNDULATING COUNTRYSIDE, NO BUILDINGS. L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc). CIVIL POLICE M. Name and address of informant. PC Section 40 [REDACTED] , TUNBRIDGE Section 40 [REDACTED] .N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. NIL O. Other witnesses. NIL P. Date and time of receipt of report. 1855 HRS, 06 DEC 93 (Sgt Section 40 [REDACTED] TUNBRIDGE WELLS POLICE REPORT Nº 06/1207 REFERS. Section 40 [REDACTED]
[lIt :~ ;;::" . HbPOH’LOli1 AN UN IDENr TIP DW FLY lI q ..OBJt1i;G.T .,. ............ ’’’’ !:’"!,; A. 1!2-’~~, time and duration of sightinp;~, . (Local tim s t be quoted) f} Ote. ’b"l~ feR A W \0 $ ~ B. Descrl~t on of obje9!. (Number of objeots, size, shape, oolour , brightness i sound, ’. swell" ete).. , 1-.1 Kf . ’\ ~ilA^?,~.,jC~ ’(J’.....E it _\ ’’-’’-’.’’ . .:;)O’f" gvr ~,tJ-1N t Nf L’-f NI’J’i’ c. ac~t }2osition obs~. st at ionary or mov ing}. " (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors ’4.’ .~ ".’..,_~.,..,., ..,_._ ’’’’ .. -.’, ."..~, .--~... - -, ..... a ,~("~ ", t. f) Ih ,1;.>> \ r v’\j~.:tt ~~~~~ , :-.> ’,’ . , ,"’- - - . D. H;;’;b~~-~;~d~"~’’’’’n 31<ed’’ ; e’; ’’’’ri l- :rs,’;’’otMroptica1device , still or movie camera).’ . N~.A (~"1t:- n. Direct ion in which ob: eet was first seen. thro1 a badly estimated bearing . (A landmark may be more us efu1 $\I\J (’IN’1fJ<.6t,~~’i,’t(’) ..A:-s’I~~~ 1". Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable). 11’~C (1iV\N rr ’TW’(cV\1tH SC~-rtJU-<. ~v1:) ’) G. 1!1~~9~. (By reference to a knoirin landmark wherever possible). ’2 ,~’3 Mtt"itS H. Movements. (Changes in 1:, .F’, and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed). " ~1lt~ G{\J1 U.Nt, ’1t)~ NZ.l:~S <, .’ I """,0 ~. l\’,;)t’MU~ MO’\f i ~\ tg C"’i,U \ e,-~jCl~1 J. Meteorological conditions during observations. mist ’ete). ’ , , (Moving clouds, haze fA1t~.~f <:~’Ub \-u f;. S ~’1 ,k.K~K<1VA[~ 1K. 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). NON NOTICEABLE L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc). SGT Section 40 [REDACTED] AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL, RAF MANSION. M. Name and address of informant. Section 40 [REDACTED] WALES PL. CANT Section 40 [REDACTED] .N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. Section 40 [REDACTED] O. Other witnesses. RECKONS THERE MUST BE ! P. Date and time of receipt of report. 06 1700 LOCAL DEC 93 INFORMANT QUITE COMPOS MENTIS, QUITE LUCID DESPITE SHOOTING STAR DESCRIPTION AND AS SURPRISED AS ANYONE AT SUCH A STRANGE SIGHT.
Ell} ~ T’ . . -,- . . <<. ..,. ...........~. ", A. l?at e, time and I n ....."’7 <c, ~ EC- ~ l.~ duratiop of sightin, ~ " (Local times t be quoted) . tCZA :< <~r <’ i (::....:_;A~11 J. yr:::::....- ~ ^ B. ~l.E!iop’._of ob.j,~, r~’ (Number of objects1 size, shape, coloul’ , ’brightnessi ~o?ndi;sl!~el~~!.:c,tch ’ ., ,J’U-" < ",-:\’ C c: r’~,-jl-r’ Cii/\..Q/ .,lA l,~?r ~,)l\/,t \&.A,4.. /:)~tl\J’>..,;\;\.’V~f\I..i"""~-’’’’’ ",. .J.o-.r ;;;:;>,J’ ,,\)~"vA...~".)(_. ( (~ jl,v~J\’ \_{f~"’~k~~~ ,<:\:..J ~’--J G. p;xact ~itiOn observ l. (Geographical locat iOll. Indoors or outdoors stationi:tl"’Y or moving’). ,"d’" . ./...... _d....~ I (j ~ T~’~. 1’v1~~.s\gk-f J it’’:’’U \ ;,,’:;} y ~ .,.-... .--.,...... "-’-"""~--"",--"", D. How observed. ....(i~ ea...eye~... 1 6 l-a-rErr..oth-er- opt.ical device, still or movie camera). \ ~ ’ t",._"", }f’!"" -:.!J /.>’ ,;:.> i ’.. "’-’} ,,--"’-’"->’( ""C..A.J" ",,-...’ \ D. D ection in which object was first een. (A landmark i. . than""a badly , timated’i bearing). 0.’ .’" b I"\~ ~,’bN’- rcv:~;{h~-;kr1~,t:tv:~’Dv~ }:: A1~le of S~gl~:V~’~~t~I~~~~d’~:;;~f::::: ~~~’eliable). J 8__I"’J.:I 1.1.. /"0 ’T"~) ,...... /""1 :::> may be more useful s;t. --~ f’.. \;,J" H. Hovements. (Changes in cour"Se and speed). 0::""’" A \ \ ,::> L.(’b.....\.t::.\,c;.;- \.J possible). Q’i < C!’.i ......)l /2R..~..,,".), , , -. oCI ,. S F r .. ,.. :... ",""- EI PI and G may be of more use than estimates of to a known landmark wherever f1 ’ ./,- ~/ey"\- tv!l ~j’,,’~rsf.0" .1. " o G ~ D -;tance. (By reference F t)~,\.:<_O?J’{ v"V"- Q i ev-t:,,’ t 4._"t!j~, " J. Meteorological conditions duri.rlg observations. mist e~c). ~... (Moving c’louds, haze CL..1C:-{4~ 1K. 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). MINSTER STEEPLE. L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc). [ATC RAF MANSTON] Military Organisation - Police, M. Name and address of informant. Section 40 [REDACTED] MINSTER, SHEERNESS, KENT, Section 40 [REDACTED] .N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. O. Other witnesses. Section 40 [REDACTED] P. Date and time of receipt of report. 18.54Z 6 DEC 93.
ElI4’ . " .~; ’". HEPOR’1\Ol 1 ,N UNIDENTIFIED FLYING,~.OBJr!1c;r. .... ~-,........ ’... < :’\." .. . . ,(Local timest0be quoted) A. ~tel time and duratiop of s ghting., O 1’. V ’ ’::1 ’v :E~ ~ ~ B. ~i.\2tion of ob.ie t. (Number brightn.ess I G01..Ulci,’ SHiell ,ete). I(} ’’’;; Lt ~~ of objects, size, shape, colours, ;~ , < ,g,e,-:’gS. ~ L,,&f" , H~ L6i "~ cws~ 71:Jt;!F"’t7ffd( i ","1;(11./’1/"’;" I 50i’,..,,- " MJ!:Y"jilt,..J’P c. pcaq:t EO,s i ti on 0 bs ~. (0 eographical 1 oc ati on. Indoors or aut doors sta.tionary or moving).""""" ’" ’--’"’’’’ "- ~O ~ ’\ / ’t.,’ ’. , . ,- -’,-- . ..-........--- .....-,...........,-. .( ~d’eye;. ’oTn l’1:’L Irt"other, opt.ical device, still or D. How observed. movie camera). B. Direct ion in Hhich obiect was first seen. than~~adly estimated be~ring). t;~.t1 _~),i’ ,t ,." ~"’t=.Kf it’ ~.~.~ r ~"i’ Q ~~ (A landmark may be more useful 1_, , . Angle of sight. (EGtimated heightE~ are unreliable). .. f..,/o-r G . .Qbst an2.~ . (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible). H. l1o~emer b!.’ (Changes in :8, P, and G may be of more use than estimates of cOUl’ e and speed). " J. l1eteorological conditions durin~: observati9n~. mist etc). (I;1oving clouds, haze ~I iI I ’" "’" ~A ";,,,<\. 1
K. Nearby objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake, swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with flood-lights or other night lighting). ELECTRICITY PYLONS L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc). Sgt Section 40 [REDACTED], ATC RAF MANSTON, RAMSGATE KENT CT12 5BS M. Name and address of informant. Section 40 [REDACTED] .N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. NO AVIATION BACKGROUND - FLOWN TWICE --- O. Other witnesses. Section 40 [REDACTED] AT SAME ADDRESS P. Date and time of receipt of report. 06 DEC 93 - 2200 HRS.
E213 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT AIS/PF5 A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING. 06 1625 DEC 93 1 MIN B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT. Number 1 Size Shape SAUCER SHAPED Colours WHITE LIGHT Brightness ) VERY BRIGHT Sound ) ENGINE NOISE Smell ) C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER. Geographical Location WEST DULWICH Indoors/Outdoors Stationary/Moving 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) F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) H. MOVEMENT. Steady Changing STEADY, FAST SPEED Erratic J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION. Moving clouds Haze / Mist CLEAR K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. L. TO WHOM REPORTED. Police Military Organisation NIL The Press M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT. Section 40 [REDACTED] Section 40 [REDACTED] N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED. NIL O. OTHER WITNESSES. NIL P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT. 06 1730 NOV 93 7 DEC '93 13:22 FROM A I S M PAGE 008
E212 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT AIS/PF5 A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING. 06 1625 DEC 93 B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT. Number 1 Size Shape ROCKET SHAPED Colours WHITE Brightness VERY BRIGHT Sound Smell NIL C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER. Geographical Location WEST NORWOOD SE17 Indoors/Outdoors Stationary/Moving 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) F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) H. MOVEMENT. Steady Changing VERY FAST Erratic J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION. Moving clouds Haze / Mist CLEAR K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. L. TO WHOM REPORTED. Police ✓ Military Organisation The Press M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT. Section 40 [REDACTED] , LONDON, Section 40 [REDACTED] N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED. EX PILOT O. OTHER WITNESSES. P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT. 06 1645 NOV 93 7 DEC '93 13:21 FROM A I S M PAGE 007
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING.
06 1625 Nov 5 SECS
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 1
Size -
Shape MISSILE SHAPED
Colours SILVER
Brightness V BRIGHT
Sound THREE ORANGE/YELLOW LIGHTS
Smell
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location SURBITON STATION
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving
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)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing VERY FAST STEADY
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLEAR
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED] SURREY
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
Ex OFFICER , FLEET AIR ARM
O. OTHER WITNESSES.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
06 1640 NOV 93REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
Rec
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING.
06 1624 NOV 93
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 1
Size
Shape STAR SHAPED.
Colours WHITE LIGHT
Brightness V BRIGHT
Sound
Smell
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location LUTON
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving
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)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing VERY FAST
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLEAR
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police
Military Organisation LUTON ATC
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED]
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
O. OTHER WITNESSES.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
06 1710 NOV 93REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING.
06 1630t 4 MINUTES
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 4
Size
Shape
Colours VERY BRIGHT LIGHTS (WHITE)
Brightness
Sound
Smell
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location "BASILDON"
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving
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)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing STEADY , HIGH SPEED
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLEAR
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED] [REDACTED]
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
O. OTHER WITNESSES.
[REDACTED]
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
06 1700t NOV 93UNCLASSIFIED
OCC INFORMATION copy 1 for AF DUTY OFFICER
LIVE RAF CONINGSBY AFDO
MESSAGE at 062230Z DEC 93 PIN 1368
Prep Act ROUTINE Info: ROUTINE
DTG 062230Z DEC 93
From RAF CONINGSBY
To MODUK AIR
SICa KAA
ATTN AFOR. UFO REPORT
A. 061625Z, 1 MIN
B. A LIGHT AS BRIGHT AS A DIMMED HEADLIGHT WHICH THEN PRODUCED TWO
SMALL LIGHTS (LIKE CARBON ARC FLICKERING) WHICH FADED. NO SIZE
DISCERNABLE, NO SMELL OR SOUND
C. OBSERVED FROM OVER A WAREHOUSE AT EAST KIRKBY, OVERHEAD AND AWAY
D. NAKED EYE
E. FROM NORTH WEST TO SOUTH EAST, HEADING TOWARD BOSTON
F. ESTIMATED HEIGHT OF 1000 TO 2000FT
G. UNABLE TO JUDGE
H. MOVED AT SPEED OF MILITARY A/C BUT DID NOT CHANGE IN SIZE
J. WEATHER NIL, GOOD VISIBILITY, 2/8 CLOUD 4000FT AND 7/8 AT 25000
K. NIL APART FROM OUT BUILDINGS
L. FLT LT [REDACTED] CONINGSBY OPS OFFICER
M. [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
N. [REDACTED]
O. NIL
P. 062100L DEC 93
Q. REPLY REQUEST. NOTE EAST KIRKBY 5308N 00000E
Action Distribution
Addressee Code Action-Officer Retrieval
MODUK AIR KAA ACAS [REDACTED] MODUK AIR SG
Information Distribution
AFDO DISTAFF
Information Distributees Excluded from Delivery
[REDACTED]
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071554DEC93 PIN0813.9810*1/LAST PAGE
UNCLASSIFIEDNo address
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
Rec
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING.
06 1625 Nov 93
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 1
Size
Shape Rocket
Colours WHITE
Brightness VERY BRIGHT
Sound
Smell NIL
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location MARTLE SHAM HEATH
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving
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)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing STEADY FAST
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLEAR
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police
Military Organisation ATC WATTISHAM
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED]
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
O. OTHER WITNESSES.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
06 1705 NOV 93MODCIS (RAF10) ANNEX A TO
SOP 502
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1. Date, Time 061625z Dec, 2 seconds
& Duration of Sighting
2. Description of Object single bright white light, no shape, split into 3, no noise
(No of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness)
3. Location, indoor/outdoor, Guard duty, RAF Lyneham main guardroom
stationary/moving
4. How observed (naked eye, Naked eye.
binoculars, other optical device,
still or moving)
5. Direction in which object first seen Nearly overhead. SE to NW over airfield
(A landmark may be more useful than 1st tracked 5/6 miles SW , then 3/4 East
a badly estimated bearing
6. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights Not known
are unreliable)
7. Distance (By reference to a 400 metres to airfield
known landmark)
8. Movements (Changes in 5,6 & 7 Faster than a tornado????Mach 4?????!!!
may be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
9. Met conditions during observations Intermittent cloud/clear skies
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high RAF Lyneham
voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high buildings,
tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or
radio masts, airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or night lighting)
11. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) RAF Lyneham ATC.
12. Name & Address of Informant Spoke to SAC [REDACTED] at RAF Lyneham, on
SAC[REDACTED], RAF Lyneham [REDACTED] (Guardroom) . Insisted that laser /
searchlight not responsible . Said that Flt Lt [REDACTED]
SAC[REDACTED] RAF Lyneham in ATC was tracking something at the time .
113. Background of Informant that may be volunteered
Nil
[REDACTED]
14. Other Witnesses [REDACTED] Spoke to Flt Lt [REDACTED] Sgt [REDACTED]
Possible Flt Lt [REDACTED] Lyneham ATC. Lyneham mobile patrol who saw object split on radar .
15. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR)
061820z Dec 93.
16. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions
No.
17. Remarks
[REDACTED]
RO2
Duty Operations Officer
6 Dec 93 Air Force Operations
Distribution: [REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2, Room[REDACTED] Main Building
AEW/GE, Room[REDACTED] Main Building
DI 55, Room[REDACTED] Metropole Building
File D/AFOPS/2/5/1 [REDACTED]
NB. Please note that the format of this form accords with Civpol formatsREPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT f:J l:-1i5 ! I I I I , I I I I , I I i , 1. Date, time & duration of sighting 2. Description of object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness, noise) 3. Exact position of observer (Indoors/outdoors, stationary/moving) 4. How observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, camera or camcorder) , j I I I i , I I I i I I I I I I ! I " J I I I I I , I I , i I 5. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a roughly estimated bearing) 6. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) 7. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) 8. Movements (Changes in 5, 6 & 7 may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) 9. Met conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) 10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) 11,..J, 6" futwI t/-r I /635 z / I {;,rlll f ~e-(’~7 I e>1t- br.,(kt ~ir klA ! i’.iI~ !rfi/Lw; I k:aWl !d~.. & ’" ;t&../J ~.A} I h. &.’t..., I ! f /" ""I f I it tliV"" . I I I I i I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I llV’l f/t, ),/wh 5’/.ud- I~ j~idi~, [Iv L.o/h Iv: /kl eye r I i I, Ps L (.’I,II/Jr, 0’ ) t:1L5t (t vv~ (; ,,’~1r"’, / , HftIt,!A1 f(f , W;IVI~ (~~ I tk ’Ifi"i f;~! PW!’I;t . A frlr1f k.yt1i ;VIA vt.iYV1f..i .. f~’;/lJr{ p~ iZ’’’- l..tr{n1r~ J ’ I f}pv- . ’;.1At c/",J.. P,..:/I wI l.r’ll’,REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1. Date, time & Monday 6 December , 16352 ,
duration of sighting circa 5 seconds
2. Description of object One bright white light , with a trailing
(No of objects, size, shape, beam , leading to a second light , itself trailing
colour, brightness, noise) a beam . [ILLEGIBLE]
3. Exact position of observer Walking down street in Smithfields,
(Indoors/outdoors, SW London
stationary/moving)
4. How observed (Naked eye, Naked eye
binoculars, other optical
device, camera or camcorder)
5. Direction in which object East to West (approx) ,
first seen (A landmark may be Heading towards Wimbledon Common ,
more useful than a roughly the witness pressed .
estimated bearing)
6. Angle of sight (Estimated Aircraft height
heights are unreliable)
7. Distance (By reference to a N/k
known landmark)
8. Movements (Changes in 5, 6 & Very fast . faster than an aircraft
7 may be of more use than
estimates of course and speed)
9. Met conditions during observations Dark . Some cloud
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, Built up area
high voltage lines, reservoir, lake
or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
floodlights or night lighting)11. To whom reported (Police, military, LBC radio , CAA , Sec(AS)2a
press etc)
12. Name & address of informant Anonymous
13. Background of informant that N/k
may be volunteered
14. Other witnesses None
15. Date and time of receipt Noon , 7th Dec
16. Any unusual meteorological None
conditions
17. Remarks Witness said he'd phone back in a
weeks time , to see if we'd get any
other reports . Meanwhile he'll contact
UFO groups .
[REDACTED]
Sec (AS)2aREPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING. 05/12/93 0045t Few
Minutes
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 2
Size Very Large objects
Shape
Colours with rings of misty blue lights
Brightness
Sound on them
Smell
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location M42 just past junc. for M40
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving
D. HOW OBSERVED.
Naked eye / Binoculars / Other optical device /
Still or cine camera
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN. North
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) /
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
Half a mile
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLEAR
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. NIL
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT. [REDACTED] Barnt Green.
[REDACTED] Birmingham
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
/
O. OTHER WITNESSES. /
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
070915t Dec 93No reply as no details given.
[REDACTED]
8/12
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING. 06/12/93 2000
couple of minutes
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number ONE
Size 50' x 300'
Shape Circle
Colours White
Brightness
Sound No Fairly Bright
Smell No
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location Arrow Valley Lake . Redditch
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving
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) Not known
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) Cloud Level
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady object followed vehicle. When vehicle
Changing stopped object disappeared
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist Clear sky
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. NIL
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police NPC [REDACTED] Redditch Police Station
Military Organisation [REDACTED]
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
Police declined to give name
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
O. OTHER WITNESSES. No
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
06/12/93 2115REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING.
01 DEC 0530 30 SECS
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 1 50-30ft WIDE
Size
Shape 5 RED LIGHTS , 2 GREEN LIGHTS
Colours
Brightness RECTANGULAR SHAPE
Sound
Smell
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location A380 ROAD
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving
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)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing
Erratic & STATIONARY
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds CLEAR
Haze / Mist
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police /
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED] Batten Hill Exeter [REDACTED]
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
O. OTHER WITNESSES.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
[stamp: 02 DEC 1993]
01 1926 DEC 93Unit Ref: ufo report MOD Form 953
(Revised 11/91)
Low Flying Military Aircraft
~ Public Complaint
To be completed in CAPITALS
Important
Forward the completed form to
the appropriate authorities listed
at Section 1 within 24 hours
MOD use only First timer [] LFA: [] Serial No.:
/ as appropriate Other []
Action Branch:
[] MOD Sec (AS) 2b [] GS Sec
[] MOD Sec (NS) b [] PL (LS) Claims 3
File Ref:
Section 1 Section 3
Location of Incident
From
(Unit) OS Grid Ref:
a Address as at Section 2
To / as appropriate or
b
[] MOD Sec (AS) 2b, [REDACTED] Address
Room[REDACTED] Main Building,
Whitehall, London.. SW1A 2HB Town/City
For complaints outside MATZ
[] MOD S9a (Air), [REDACTED] County
Room[REDACTED] Main Building,
Whitehall, London.. SW1A 2HB Postcode
For complaints inside MATZ
[] MOD PL(LS) Claims 3,[REDACTED]
Room[REDACTED] First Avenue House, Section 4
High Holborn, London. WC1V 6HE Details of Incident
To be sent a copy if a claim is involved
Date 29 November 1993
Section 2
Details of Complainant How many Aircraft involved 1
Name [REDACTED] Time(Local) 1445
M/Mrs/ Miss/Ms/Dr etc.
Type of Aircraft
Address [REDACTED]
If Known "unknown"
or / as appropriate
Town/City WESTON - SUPER - MARE
Jet [] Prop [] Helo [] Light a/c []
County AVON
Other []
Postcode [REDACTED]
Tel No. [REDACTED] Continued overleaf’t" , .\ -’,; -- .. ill’ ;;.. ’I"" REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT {ZOO 1. Date, time & duration of sighting II ’:14. I (), ’fi ., I 11Nf<- ~_.... ""f’ ~ I , ~ Lo IM,.;::!, I I I I .’ . I H, " I" 11. li- . I~ I \I>-.\.1’~’;""’""’4 ~. ~’-’" c~J’:;~ ,’V~ { \~tj, ! t I"~,). . r f I ., i". I Y", I I ,(j Ie ::= :)f.t:a.n ~. w",,-,-~ i.< ~ r- \.A ~ II.A~J ’]""k :. lcJ. .................~.L ~",,;<: .......tu I 1’-\. . ~,~ I I p \A. t,j; 1’1’\.1:..>1- -, C;. 1::") ">1 L,).A. {}.-~ , I I (kJL..~ ~. .{:....., ,..:-’-- .",,,,L~J , ~""’-"’\ ~""’f:.t..\-t::"",,-_ ~J;.’, I I ,~} . ,; I I I I ~’.j.....\....-J a~ I I 0 I 1 I I I 1 ~ f’" I! ..I) I t\,~’(’ S ~ L C::)"""’<< ",,,,. I, I t, !’., L. . 1 I +~~~~. t" ,~tL._ \ & I I VN’~~~ )~<:;;Pt!’ ~) ~t.....:..W I rr--- c,’<......J " ’:j I D\v..o! !..J!( . I I ’’’.4~ f) j I I ~ (’ ~....,I f &~; )\&~ I , \ OOOJt L~ O>"...~.. Jcj~$;~~:- I w. ~" ." ’.. C kV- J, . ,..:.~\I t..c~’:q~\- ) I ’" ..,,"", I .- I I #"\ I I I I L, "\ I I’ rtt--fI^i;". lN- J ~X" It ;.~ I’ \ _ J I !~-W :..".. \ w. VMS ~.- I I "’..,j I I ’’’’’ I I ~~ "’-. ~~ 1 1 I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I ._..._ I I I I I I I I I I I 2. Description of object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness, noise) 3. Exact position of observer (Indoors/outdoors, stationary/moving) 4. How observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, camera or camcorder) 5. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a roughly estimated bearing) 6. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) I I I ! 8. I I I I I 9. I I I ^ i 10. I I I 7. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) Movements (Changes in 5, 6 & 7 may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Met conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or darn, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting)Markings Section 5
/ as appropriate Unit's Response
Grey [] Camouflaged [] Red & White [] / as appropriate
Yes No
Other [] Return telephone call [] []
Estimated Written acknowledgement
Height (If Yes,attach copy to this form) [] []
Direction Low Flying Leaflet sent [] []
15 Facts Info Sheet sent [] []
Other action taken [] []
Particulars of Complaint Specify any other action taken
Was given our number by the local police - able to help or advise. His wife and
he never thought to ask them whether they himself are amazed and curious by
had received/heard/seen any unusual/strange the sighting of UFO ? [military aircraft?
phenomena! Sighting of some sort of or.....
aircraft near FLACKTON MASTS area
@ approx. 30 ft. above local church.
Described as the shape of a single-
deckar bus but bit more flatter! Also
stationary and white-ish! Very night
but not bright enough as to hurt your
eyes! Said he felt a touch foolish
telephoning - I explained who [REDACTED]
was and that hopefully to may be
Continue on an additional sheet if necessary
Claims Details of Individual receiving complaint
(do not prompt complainant)
Time (local) 1515
Has the incident given rise to any injury to
persons and/or livestock or damage to Date complaint
property which will result in a claim for received 29-11-93.
compensation being submitted to the Min-
istry of Defence? Signature [REDACTED]
Yes [] No [] / as appropriate
Name
If Yes, give details
(and copy form to PL (L&S) Claims 3 ) Rank
Tel No.
Important Reminder
The completed form is to be forwarded to the
appropriate authorities listed at Section 1
within 24 hoursNo address - will not contact in
view of this + original request for anonymity [REDACTED]
8/12
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, time and duration of sighting . (Local times to be quoted)
25 NOV BETWEEN 15-1600 HRS (TIMES, DURATION NOT KNOWN)
B. Description of object . (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell, etc). VERY LARGE CIGAR SHAPE, METALLIC IN
COLOUR (LARGER THAN 747 or airship) 2 WHITE STROBES EITHER END
C. Exact position observer . (Geographical location . Indoors or outdoors
stationary or moving).
TRAVELLING SOUTH TO NORTH ON TUBS HILL, SEVENOAKS, KENT
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).
OVER HEAD POLICE STATION
F. Angle of sight . (Estimated heights are unreliable).
30°
G. Distance . (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible).
400 - 600 YDS
H. Movements . (Changes in E, F, and G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed).
N/K
J. Meteorological conditions during observations . (Moving clouds, haze
mist etc).
WEATHER CLEAR (CRISP WINTER DAY)
1K. 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).
NIL
L. To whom reported . (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
PC [REDACTED] SEVENOAKS POLICE STN, [REDACTED]
INCIDENT NO 260014
M. Name and address of informant .
[REDACTED] } WITNESS HAD
ORIGINALLY
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered . ASKED FOR
ANONYMITY
O. Other witnesses .
P. Date and time of receipt of report .
PC [REDACTED] RECEIVED BY SEVENOAKS AT 260014 NOV
PASSED TO RAF MANSTON AT 261000 NOV
[REDACTED]
SGT [REDACTED]
ATC
RAF MANSTONREPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING.
24 1830 NOV 93 2 SECONDS
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 1
Size -BIG
Shape -TRIANGLE
Colours
Brightness DUE
Sound
Smell NO
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location POPLAR EAST LONDON
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving
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)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLEAR
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police
Military Organisation NIL
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED]
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
O. OTHER WITNESSES.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
25 1800 NOV 93.. . Pi1 bfl’le tEl? 4’ REPORT OFAR tJNIDD’1’II’IED !’LYING OBJECT .... DATB TIMI .AI]) DtJ’IATIOI or SIGB’fIRG (Local ti... to b. ’luat4ld) ~O I ,a’ q’! 006 i (S’\~(I!~ f~4. tU Ui\J.( Sj~~tt b. DESC1lIPTIOH 0’8 OBJECt UP~h~~( ,’1\’ M,CfJ (N~ber af objects, .i.., shape, colours, bri&htu.s.t sound, ...11 atc). Sw,’,"~ t.JJ <’ ~ ~i! ~ t ~ tdl!, ; ~b.~~ f14 t:) W\\ , (’ 41’ !" ~ ,&t:J c. EXACT POSITION OBSEaVED (Geographical 10(’..1:100, indoora or outdoors, nationary or aoviq). ’~h ~(( L.\l Ae..o~~ \~( It’" (~<~’;l t"-(~ f’~w ~t\iY c.. ~ ~ ,.h.&;( (0 ;pi &""1\ u.. g d. HOW OBSD.VED (Naked ay., binoculars, other optical dev!C4 . 4ItUl or lIIbVie<:a1llClra). !: ’I t! e. DrR.BCTION IN WICH OBJECT WAS l’DlSf SED ( land’lllark. _, be ’IIIOr9 "Useful than a badly aatimated b..~ng). s ~ v..( .,\ f.. ANGLE OF SIGBT (Bstimated heights are unra ..abla). . A" ~’Io- ’0 t.t..o (,,\(.. \h 1\ ~ . g. DISTANCE (By referencs to a known landlll8:rk wherever poaaible). \S m\~S A~4\’1 .. h. MOVJ:M:!NTS (Chang.. in I, 1. G _y be of more u.. than eatimatea of cours. and speed). NO( ntllJtN,\. IPTO
Duplicate of E194
i. METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc.)
A CLEAR NIGHT NO CLOUD
j. NEARBY OBJECTS (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh,
river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts
airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or other night lighting).
ACROSS THE FIELDS TO THE LAKE
k. TO WHOM REPORTED (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
ACC EGCC
l. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
[REDACTED] COCKERMOUTH [REDACTED]
m. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
NONE
n. OTHER WITNESSES
[REDACTED]
AS ABOVE [REDACTED]
o. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
0106 20/11/93
The above details are to be telephoned immediately to AIS (Military), LATCC on
[REDACTED]
The completed form is to be despatched to:
Ministry of Defence (AFO)
RAF Main Building
Whitehall
LONDON
SW1
Manchester vi \forms\ufo.doc 8.11.88,! fbVf~(jL r (/j2 t 1’16 R.BPORfJ! OJ’ AIf UNIDKl’r.rIJ’IBD n,YIRG OBJ’BCfJ! a. DAn ’lIMB AID DUlATIOB or SIGBTUO (~l1:i... tel) be’luaUd) ftlJJ 1-( 5D .-" IfNI ’11A1()7~ . b. DBSCl.IP’fIOH or OBJECT (NWD.be1:’ of ob jecu I sin I eba1’e, coloun, bdptn..., .ound, ...11 ate). drf Lt4{.("F f FLA-I2,AJ( tVTb(11 t’ffbffLY c. IXACf POSITION OBSDVID {G80gnphieallocation. indoon 01:’ outdoors, stati nary 01:’ lIIoviI13}. Fi;t 1JvdL(IVFl6.D ~tft.f (;ovLS~ t t$kIN~ 8t1r I~ Gff7. d. HOW OBSERVED (Naked .ye, binoculara, athe1:’ optical device, still or 1IIOVie camera). AI /ll(C~ f t! e. D:tUC’fIOH Dr WICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SED (A landmark ., be more useful than a badly estimated bearing). abrjJVtt(’ H r f. AJlGLB OF 8IGHT (Eataat:ad heighta are unnliable). t.rJW’" I. DIS’fAHCE (By reference to a known 1.andsark wherever possible). N"-- ;(A/a..;J.i h. MOVJ!:MEN’lS (ChaI13e in I, !. G _y be of IIOre U8. than ..tiMte of coune and speed). 11~(N{ l’(~n1.... ;fILa- r {lf/( f"’"~S’ C;RiJuv]) IP’toDuplicate of E192 E176
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
a. DATE TIME AND DURATION OF SIGHTING (Local times to be quoted)
18/11/93 2150 - ONE MINUTE.
b. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness, sound, smell etc).
WHITE LIGHT, FLARING INTERMITTENTLY
c. EXACT POSITION OBSERVED (Geographical location, indoors or outdoors, stationary or moving).
FROM DUKINFIELD GOLF COURSE LOOKING EAST/NORTH EAST.
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).
EAST/NORTH EAST
f. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable).
LOW -
g. DISTANCE (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible).
NOT KNOWN
h. MOVEMENTS (Changes in E, F, G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed).
MOVING NORTH - ARC SHAPE TOWARDS GROUND
/PTO23 NOV '93 9:07 FROM MET O MANSTON [REDACTED] PAGE.001 E177
[REDACTED]
SEC (AS) 2A [REDACTED]
FROM - SGT [REDACTED] RAF MANSTON [REDACTED]
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, time and duration of sighting . (Local times to be quoted)
22.2334 5 SECONDS
B. Description of object . (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell, etc).
RED, GRN, WHITE, ORANGE, BLUE FLASHING LIGHTS. FLASHING AROUND
A CYLINDRICAL SHAPE. NO SIZE GIVEN.
C. Exact position observer . (Geographical location . Indoors or outdoors
stationary or moving).
DRIVING ALONG M20 S. EASTWARDS NR WROTHAM
D. How observed . (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or
movie camera).
E. Direction in which object was first seen . (A landmark may be more useful
than a badly estimated bearing).
HOVERING OVER EMBANKMENT
F. Angle of sight . (Estimated heights are unreliable).
—
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).
— 'JUST DISAPPEARED'
J. Meteorological conditions during observations . (Moving clouds, haze
mist etc).
COLD , STILL .
REPORTED BY:- REPORTED TO: -
[REDACTED] PC [REDACTED] SEVENOAKS POLICE STATION .
[REDACTED]
INCIDENT NO 22.1493* RECEIVED FROM MANCHESTER ATC
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING.
9311200058 # 30 MIN [ILLEGIBLE]
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 1
Size
Shape UPRIGHT TUBE
Colours RED-GREEN-BLUE LIGHTS.
Brightness
Sound
Smell
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER. (NR COCKERMOUTH)
Geographical Location LITTLE BROUGHTON CUMBRIA
Indoors/Outdoors LOOKING SOUTH TOWARDS
Stationary/Moving LAKE CONISTON
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) SOUTH
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
1 O'CLOCK
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
EST. 15 MILES.
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady } STATIONARY
Changing}
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLEAR NIGHT.
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED. MANCHESTER ATC
Police
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED]
N. ANY BACKGROUND OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
COCKERMOUTH [REDACTED]
O. OTHER WITNESSES.
[REDACTED] (SAME ADDRESS)
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
REPORT TO MANCHESTER 9311200106Z
— D&D 9311200130+
PAGE 003
22 NOV '93 8:37 FROM A I S MUNCLASSIFIED
CONFIDENTIAL. THIS PRINT OUT IS COVERED BY THE DATA PROTECTION ACT
Ref 321 Station OSS Vdu OSSR3 Time 17:12 Date 18/11/93 Op 12210
Reported by T TELEPHONE [REDACTED]
Brief Incident Details
HAVE THEY LANDED ?
[REDACTED] REPORTS THAT ABOUT 20 MINUTES AGO HE WAS STANDING AT POUNDS
WHEN HE SAW A VERY BRIGHT GLOWING OBJECT GLOWING IN THE SKY. IT CAME IN
AT AN ANGLE OF ABOUT 60% AND LANDED SOMEWHERE BETWEEN WALKHAMPTON AND
Location of Incident
Feature
Street
Area PRINCETOWN,YELVERTON,DEVON
Beat EP OSGR Location Ref 9/14
Caller
Name [REDACTED] Title [REDACTED]
House
Area [REDACTED]
Tel. No
Further Incident Details
Time and Date of Incident 1712 18/11/93
Classification MISCELLANEOUS
Graded Response ROUTINE
UNCLASSIFIED
CONFIDENTIAL. THIS PRINT OUT IS COVERED BY THE DATA PROTECTION ACT
19 NOV '93 9:21** TOTAL PAGE 002 **
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING. 18 NOV 2150 1MIN
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number ONE
Size —
Shape —
Colours WHITE LIGHT FLARES INTERMITTENTLY
Brightness —
Sound —
Smell —
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location GOLF COURSE DUKINFIELD NE MANCHESTER
Indoors/Outdoors OUTDOORS
Stationary/Moving WALKING DOG
D. HOW OBSERVED.
(Naked eye) / Binoculars / Other optical device /
Still or cine camera
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN. TO THE N.E.
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) LOW IN SKY
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) —
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady IN AN ARC SHAPE
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLEAR NIGHT
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. —
L. TO WHOM REPORTED. MANCHESTER ATC WATCH BOSS
Police
Military Organisation
The Press
[REDACTED]
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED]
N. ANY BACKGROUND OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
[REDACTED] USED TO SERVICE AIRCRAFT - IN & OUT
OF MANCHESTER.
O. OTHER WITNESSES.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
.18 2250E191
Compliments of
Squadron Leader [REDACTED] RAF
Copy of UFO report.
[REDACTED]
SATCO
Royal Air Force Manston
Ramsgate
Kent
CT12 5BS
BT: [REDACTED]
GPTN: [REDACTED]REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
hearing N/A
A. Date, time and duration of (sighting) (Local times to be quoted)
3 NOV 93
0300 - 0400hrs between one and 2 hours.
B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell, etc).
One object — no sighting. Heard it on teletext,
long bleeping signal (signalling for her).
C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors
stationary or moving).
Overhead house Harrogate - knew what it
was...
D. How observed. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or
movie camera).
Ears.
E. Direction in which object was first seen. (A landmark may be more useful
than a badly estimated bearing).
Not seen, but been on a spacecraft
10 years ago — the day Maria Callas died.
F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
N/A
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible).
Extremely high, higher than an aircraft.
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F, and G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed).
N/A .
J. Meteorological conditions during observations. (Moving clouds, haze
mist etc).
N/m
1K. 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).
N/A.
L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations; the press etc).
US. (RAF)
M. Name and address of informant.
[REDACTED]
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
She's been on a spacecraft before — 10 years ago
+ suffered burns flying round Uranus + Mars.
O. Other witnesses.
No.
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
1720hrs 3 Nov 93.REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT t~ I YlJ -, I 1. I I I I 2. I I I , I I 3. ! I I I I I I 4. I I I I , I 5. Date, time & duration of sighting Description of object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness, noise) Exact position of observer (Indoors/outdoors, stationary/moving) How observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, camera or camcorder) Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a roughly estimated bearing) 6. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) 7. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) 8. Movements (Changes in 5, 6 & 7 may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) 9. Met conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) 10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) ItVllA- J’1 IOfl Mf,,~tk ( 4: ’1f!"" I r g~, i. ff 1 f M .,Jt:4#6{ !’4 It~{t J ()hif... !t~.~ 1;w.;/~e {f~jul: . f""v../ -. (,’ft!<, It.t fq;..,.J I ! . Ji’~$ "#~ &t 1I.wr.~&<1( tIA"/Cf1t" p,..{ J!..At, ’;";$ , jii ~7 h,;~5{ (,."J . r"’l J I n IiJ I p, ..,l~vt-;Ji;fi P1tf1A.d;;, i /i./.r!f<.4J~YJ... u.f.t{,~ ~ vih’V.Jl(f ?J!{1~JI1 /;ckf....{ /1Je..I#-I;f.;iA-t.f I i,\ i’’’I.>(. fi,;,v~e.J t1l.. . , J ~ clOt; t:t;Y\1.( .; ,t:.’ IAvIi!",i) ((.$JfvI (~dl, t.,) ...~, j .f i~ ~ j I f. fl ~J,~ .... J ,l" ’’’’. ’-I, ,’:,". 71)U.: ,-4: tI~ <’ ",,1: a.)I.’’’’ I ,~,~ :- JUI’ 1. .’ ~....~. ;.tv."\tf,~P!"’l . , ,. I ~. tile. A/fILii. , O:’’f’’1 bJv:.,J d!~l I?.J ulfj"’’’fvItl1 ’~1;; ’h.’( I eN If . . fl ~ "" ]k.. t:;I"’AI.:f. t1l~.w Arrul!, fVVg)’>{~1 $ f’ I I . {,’"’it ,fll%v;, , .....if , ~. I 1’\ 5 ( 5/,,,,,/ l! , J, ,. (1.Y11 h$’V&Af I""} , ("IN,,’)>.,.! l ,"I i’ }1.J\ )",il 1’+ jjiryA "’/~"!I: d.~<J. . 11M;; , !’/(}, (.i) I ’i ,E190 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT | 1. Date, time & | Wednesday 10th November , c 4.45pm / | duration of sighting | 5pm . Several minutes | | 2. Description of object | One very large object . Semi-circle at front, | (No of objects, size, | body "like a Hum[ILLEGIBLE] aircraft" and stubby | colour, brightness, | wings . Humming noise heard . | noise) | | 3. Exact position of | Outside house , although the 2 | observer | witnesses subsequently locked themselves | (Indoors/outdoors, | in house . | stationary/moving) | | 4. How observed (Naked | Naked eye | | eye, binoculars, | | | other optical device, | | | camera or camcorder) | | | 5. Direction in which | In distance , towards Beeston Castle , but | object first seen (A | object got closer and closer , until it | landmark may be more | was hovering over the house . | useful than a roughly | | estimated bearing) | | 6. Angle of sight | Originally behind clouds , but ultimately | (Estimated heights | approx 100 ft . | are unreliable) | | 7. Distance (By reference| In distance when first seen . Later , | to a known landmark) | directly overhead house | | 8. Movements (Changes in | Slow moving , then hovering | 5, 6 & 7 may be of | | more use than | | estimates of course | | and speed) | | 9. Met conditions during | Had just got dark . Some cloud . | observations | | (Moving clouds, haze, | | mist etc) | | 10. Nearby objects | House , stables , fields | (Telephone lines, | | high voltage lines, | | reservoir, lake or | | dam, swamp or marsh, | | river, high buildings,| | tall chimneys, | | steeples, spires, TV | | or radio masts, | | airfields, generating | | plant, factories, pits| | or other sites with | | floodlights or night | | lighting) |
| 11. To whom reported | Cheshire Police - PC [REDACTED] * |
| (Police, military, | |
| press etc) | |
| 12. Name & address of | [REDACTED] |
| informant | Nr Tarporley , Cheshire . |
| 13. Background of | N/k |
| informant that | |
| may be volunteered | |
| 14. Other witnesses | [REDACTED] did not witness event - but
| | 2 sons (13 + 11) saw it . |
| 15. Date and time of | Spoke to [REDACTED] at 10.15 on 12 Nov . |
| receipt | [REDACTED] |
| 16. Any unusual | None |
| meteorological | |
| conditions | |
| 17. Remarks | Originally seen as flashing lights behind clouds ,
| | but then seen close up . Boys were terrified ,
| | and locked themselves in house , and phoned
| | their father . At one stage , object fired a
| | searchlight at house , and it "became as
| | bright as day ." |
[REDACTED]
Sec (AS)
* — [REDACTED] is friendly with his local bobby , who told him that several
Police in the area have seen strange things in the sky while out on patrol
at nights .E189
ROYAL AIR FORCE
St Mawgan Newquay Cornwall TR8 4HP
Telephone Newquay [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
Please reply to
Officer Commanding
Your reference
MOD Sec2A Our reference
(Room [REDACTED]) SM/1627/6/1/Org
Main Building
Date 12 Nov 93
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS - CORNWALL
Please find enclosed documents referring to recent UFO
sightings in Cornwall. Please action as appropriate.
[REDACTED]
Fg Off
for OCMOD Sec(AS)2a — Rm [REDACTED]
UFO
FLYING COMPLAINT FORM
From: RAF St Mawgan Reference: SM/1627/7/Org
To: MOD Sec(AS)2b/MOD S9A(AIR)/MOD PL(LS)Claims 3 2 A (Rm [REDACTED]
At Main Building)
1. Details of Complainant
a. Name [REDACTED] Grid Ref:
b. Address [REDACTED] LFA:
Listed YES/NO
c. Nearest large town ST AUSTELL
d. Tel No:
2. Details of Incident
a. Date: 10 - 12 WEEKS AGO
b. Time (local or GMT)
c. No of ac involved 1 LIGHT
d. Height
e. Direction
3. Details of Aircraft (Tick as appropriate)
Jet ac Propeller ac Military ac Civil ac Fighter
Bomber Helicopter Light ac Other Camouflage
Silver Red and White Other colours/special markings (specify)
4. Location of Complaint
a. Address as 1b ——
or
b. ROAD BETWEEN TRULO + ST AUSTELL
5. Claims. Is there any injury to persons and/or livestock or damage to
property which will result in a claim ? If so, if complainant owner of the
property? (Details).
16. Full details of complaint SAW A BRIGHT LIGHT
ABOVE THE ROAD . HUNG ABOUT FOR 5 DAYS .
7. Date and time report received 14:15 29 OCT 93
8. Acknowledgement sent to complainant
9.
10.
11.
[REDACTED]
SIGNED
NAME
Date: 2 "93 RANK FG OFF Tel ext
2MOD Sec(AS)2a — Rm [REDACTED]
UFO
FLYING COMPLAINT FORM
From: RAF St Mawgan Reference: SM/1627/7/Org
To: MOD Sec(AS)2b/MOD S9A(AIR)/MOD PL(LS)Claims 3
1. Details of Complainant
a. Name [REDACTED] Grid Ref:
b. Address [REDACTED] LFA:
FOX MOLE Listed YES/NO
[REDACTED]
c. Nearest large town ST AUSTELL
d. Tel No: [REDACTED]
2. Details of Incident
a. Date: 8 NOV 93
b. Time (local or GMT) 2330
UFO
c. No of ac involved 3
d. Height NOT KNOWN
e. Direction EAST WEST - EAST THEN SOUTH
3. Details of Aircraft (Tick as appropriate)
Jet ac Propeller ac Military ac Civil ac Fighter
Bomber Helicopter Light ac Other Camouflage
Silver Red and White Other colours/special markings (specify)
4. Location of Complaint
a. Address as 1b ✓
or
b.
5. Claims. Is there any injury to persons and/or livestock or damage to
property which will result in a claim ? If so, if complainant owner of the
property? (Details).
16. Full details of complaint SAW 3 LIGHTS FLASHING
MOVING WEST - EAST - TOO FAR APART
TO BE ON ONE AIRCRAFT . LIGHTS EACH
MOVING INDEPENDENTLY
7. Date and time report received 1500 9 NOV 93
8. Acknowledgement sent to complainant
9.
10.
11.
[REDACTED]
SIGNED
NAME
Date: 9 "93 RANK FLG OFF Tel ext [REDACTED]
2UFO
FLYING COMPLAINT FORM
From: RAF St Mawgan 2 A Reference: SM/1627/7/Org
To: MOD Sec(AS)2b/MOD S9A(AIR)/MOD PL(LS)Claims 3
1. Details of Complainant
a. Name [REDACTED] Grid Ref:
b. Address [REDACTED] LFA:
TRURO Listed YES/NO
c. Nearest large town
d. Tel No: [REDACTED]
2. Details of Incident
a. Date: 9 NOV 93
b. Time (local or GMT) 23:35 Lo
c. No of ac involved
d. Height HELICOPTER HEIGHT
e. Direction EAST - WEST
3. Details of Aircraft (Tick as appropriate)
Jet ac Propeller ac Military ac Civil ac Fighter
Bomber Helicopter Light ac Other Camouflage
Silver Red and White Other colours/special markings (specify)
4. Location of Complaint
a. Address as 1b /
or
b.
5. Claims. Is there any injury to persons and/or livestock or damage to
property which will result in a claim ? If so, if complainant owner of the
property? (Details).
1"~ F:EPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT t1f53 -I i 1. Date, time & I duration of sighting I I 2. Description of object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness, noise) 3. Exact position of observer (Indoors/outdoors, stationary/moving) 4. How observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, camera or camcorder) 5. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a roughly estimated bearing) 6. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) 7. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) 8. Movements (Changes in 5, 6 & 7 may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) 9. Met conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) 10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) I i ~ I .i! j . I~ ’I H}’ I ,’1{11>,l,qi/ /)r !!l ; f"N,,, ,t.$Jtd’ ; fWt’i1’ I’IP.!.I .! I I I I I I I I f J I I- I J ",v-r<T) ih l!"",11~: ;1’\ WI1,." L I tlt"ft $, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I C),’l( ll."tt ,,}l 1- t’iftJ:-! l !!.. ." 1 j L j /j ’,I .v.: P/Wlv"’1 PI(/I.I\ iI f H /,’f.( .~ A, ) I P/Vf.~~ L~{ If ~. /11 Hi; J’; tJ / Ve;ll1 I d.} - t....,( .,~ ,v" .{~’ /l~ , . I h!l{ltf/11.i foN(/;,Jif 1t hId ’~&<’7 IVi’1 f; I" vt) ~> r", v(,’1 / {);r~. 1",,,’- Vt’ft!;-6. Full details of complaint RED LIGHT + 3 WHITE
LIGHTS FLASHING SUSPICIOUS BECAUSE OF NO
SOUND
7. Date and time report received 0920 9 NOV 93
8. Acknowledgement sent to complainant
9.
10.
11.
[REDACTED]
SIGNED
NAME
Date: 9 NOV 93 RANK FG OFF Tel ext [REDACTED]
2’" .. .... REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT {k17 r,...ltJ, j !, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , 1. Date, time & duration of sighting 2. Description of object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness, noise) 3. Exact position of observer (Indoors/outdoors, stationary/moving) 4. How observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, camera or camcorder) 5. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a roughly estimated bearing) 6. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) 7. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) 8. Movements (Changes in 5, 6 & 7 may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) 9. Met conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) 10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I’ f I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , I I Frr)lUj l Z ~~ N,N’ i ! ,J;W\ j I f#’ ( 1 tJ 1M " I ~ 1(1 ’ . j-.;11[ OYtc ,,-JJ k/vi 1"’- j l’,,! ~ 4tlf!U-~(V1. ’t~ ’1’G~\ Iff ’ ijf’ . . ~ ! . ’I... j j l,-",L, . ;1 j ~ ’1V!P. ",1 {; ",{t’<<, If&( ’i 1 I. it(pY"i"f.t >’ I" f~’r’( JnN~ ; , , Il lv""! Ih~ / I0’lU’H~’" NJ!kA tr. f ({ (f-r)4;r>r ( Ih’k, tU’1 if.J ) ,[,’lJji . . ’I ",VI .11 $- l,l ...i ri". i ,"!,!l W( dii { Affl Wfi J!;lii’AfiVrt/1 .I ..,/1 lv iiE188 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT | 1. Date, time & | Monday 15th Nov ; "early hours" ; several mins | | duration of sighting | | | 2. Description of object | One huge ball of light , like a | (No of objects, size, | great bowling ball | colour, brightness, | | noise) | | 3. Exact position of | Indoors , in house in Ware , Herts . | observer | | (Indoors/outdoors, | | stationary/moving) | | 4. How observed (Naked | Naked eye | | eye, binoculars, | | | other optical device, | | | camera or camcorder) | | | 5. Direction in which | N/k | | object first seen | | | 6. Angle of sight | N/k | | (Estimated heights | | | are unreliable) | | | 7. Distance (By reference| Very close - outside window | | to a known landmark) | | | 8. Movements (Changes in | None . Disappeared like the light | 5, 6 & 7 may be of | being switched off | | more use than | | estimates of course | | and speed) | | 9. Met conditions during | Unsure . Believed it was raining | | observations | | (Moving clouds, haze, | | mist etc) | | 10. Nearby objects | Other houses |
| 11. To whom reported | Sec (AS) 2a |
| (Police, military, | |
| press etc) | |
| 12. Name & address of | Anonymous |
| informant | |
| 13. Background of | None |
| informant that | |
| may be volunteered | |
| 14. Other witnesses | None |
| 15. Date and time of | 17th Nov , c 2.30 pm |
| receipt | |
| 16. Any unusual | None |
| meteorological | |
| conditions | |
| 17. Remarks | Witness got up in night , and saw light ,
| | which he first thought was light next door .
| | Thought it might have something to do with
| | lasers etc . Not interested in UFOs , and
| | didn't want to contact UFO groups . |
[REDACTED]
Sec (AS) 2aE187 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT | 1. Date, time & | Friday 12th Nov , 1am , for c 20 mins | | duration of sighting | | | 2. Description of object | One bright light in the sky . Object | (No of objects, size, | appeared to "open up" . Some noise heard ; | colour, brightness, | (similar to helicopter ?) | noise) | | 3. Exact position of | Indoors at home , then in garden | observer | of house nr Leominster | (Indoors/outdoors, | | stationary/moving) | | 4. How observed (Naked | Naked eye + camcorder (video being sent) | | eye, binoculars, | | | other optical device, | | | camera or camcorder) | | | 5. Direction in which | South East | | object first seen | | | 6. Angle of sight | N/k | | (Estimated heights | | | are unreliable) | | | 7. Distance (By reference| N/k , but not close | | to a known landmark) | | | 8. Movements | Appeared Stationary | | 9. Met conditions during | N/k | | observations | | | 10. Nearby objects | Houses etc . |
| 11. To whom reported | DRA Malvern + Sec(AS)2a |
| (Police, military, | |
| press etc) | |
| 12. Name & address of | [REDACTED] |
| informant | |
| 13. Background of | [REDACTED] and
| informant that | doesn't want any publicity . |
| may be volunteered | |
| 14. Other witnesses | [REDACTED] son , who first saw object |
| 15. Date and time of | Spoke to [REDACTED] on 16th Nov |
| receipt | |
| 16. Any unusual | None |
| meteorological | |
| conditions | |
| 17. Remarks | I sent [REDACTED] a blank video
| | tape , onto which he will record the footage
| | taken from the original tape , which he
| | does not wish to part with , as it contains
| | family scenes . |
[REDACTED]
Sec (AS)2aE186
TOP
FEED DIRECTION
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB089 16/0843 32OC0543
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 160810Z NOV 93
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 040430Z NOV 93
B. TWO, MECCANO TYPE CONSTRUCTION SHAPES WITH FOUR LEGS DANGLING
DOWN, EACH WITH A LIGHT, OVAL LIGHT BEHIND FIRST OBJECT
C. TAMAR VALLEY, INDOORS AND STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS
E. SOUTH SOUTH EAST
G. HALF A MILE
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR
L. POLICE AND SOLICITOR
M. [REDACTED]
CALLINGTON, CORNWALL
N. [REDACTED] ANY CORRESPONDANCE TO GO THROUGH [REDACTED]
PAGE 2 RDDOXL 0001 UNCLAS
[REDACTED]
P. 151500Z NOV 93
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO )
CXL 1 DD GE/AEW
CAP 1 DI 55TOP
[arrow] FEED
DIRECTION
E183
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB049 12/1008 316C0810
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 120830Z NOV 93
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA.
A. 120150Z NOVEMBER 1993. HALF A SECOND
B. DIAMOND FORMATION OF WHITE LIGHTS (APPROX SEVEN LIGHTS). NO SOUND
OR SMELL.
C. N/K
D. N/K
E. SOUTHERLY
F. N/K
G. N/K
H. STEADY AND FAST
J. N/K
K. N/K
L. BRIZE NORTON ATC
M. [REDACTED] SHIRLY, SOLIHULL, BIRMINGHAM
PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0002 UNCLAS
[REDACTED]
N. [REDACTED] IS A STAR WATCHER OF 20 YEARS AND HAS NOT SEEN ANYTHING
LIKE THIS BEFORE. HE WAS SOBER AND EXPECTS A REPLY TO THIS INCIDENT.
O.
P.
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO )
CXL 1 DD GE/AEW
CAP 1 BI 55TOP
[arrow] FEED
DIRECTION
E183
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB049 12/1008 316C0810
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 120830Z NOV 93
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA.
A. 120150Z NOVEMBER 1993. HALF A SECOND
B. DIAMOND FORMATION OF WHITE LIGHTS (APPROX SEVEN LIGHTS). NO SOUND
OR SMELL.
C. N/K
D. N/K
E. SOUTHERLY
F. N/K
G. N/K
H. STEADY AND FAST
J. N/K
K. N/K
L. BRIZE NORTON ATC
M. [REDACTED] SHIRLY, SOLIHULL, BIRMINGHAM
PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0002 UNCLAS
[REDACTED]
N. [REDACTED] IS A STAR WATCHER OF 20 YEARS AND HAS NOT SEEN ANYTHING
LIKE THIS BEFORE. HE WAS SOBER AND EXPECTS A REPLY TO THIS INCIDENT.
O.
P.
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO )
CXL 1 DD GE/AEW
CAP 1 BI 55TOP
[arrow] FEED
DIRECTION
E182
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB065 12/1147 316C1125 CORRECTED VERSION
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 120810Z NOV 93
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 112340Z NOV 93. ELEVEN MINS
B. ONE, ROUND BALL, RED AND GREEN IN COLOUR WITH RED AND GREEN
FLASHING LIGHTS
C. ST THOMAS, EXETER
D. NAKED EYE
E. TOWARDS WHITSTONE/CREDDINGTON AREA
F. N/K
G. N/K
H. STATIC FOR TEN MINUTES THEN MOVED IN A SLOW ARC BEHIND CLOUD AND
REAPPEARED STATIC AGAIN BUT HIGHER
J. N/K
K. N/K
L. LOCAL POLICE, WHO CHECKED WITH EXETER AIRPORT BUT WHO HAD NOTHING
IN AREA OR ON RADAR
M. [REDACTED]
N. N/K
O. N/K
P. 110010Z NOV 93
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO )
CXL 1 DD GE/AEW
CAP 1 DI 55TOP
[arrow] FEED
DIRECTION
E181
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CWX030 11/1946 315C2341
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 111430Z NOV 93
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 082005Z NOV 93. 5 MINS
B. ONE, LARGE, WHITE, SAUCER SHAPED OBJECT WITH BRIGHT LIGHTS ALL
ROUND THE SIDE. LARGER THAN AN AIRCRAFT AND NOT AN AIRSHIP
C. OUTDOORS, MOVING
D. NAKED EYE
E. N/K
F. N/K
G. 400 YARDS
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR
K. OFFICE BUILDING
L. ADLESTON POLICE
M. [REDACTED] ESHER, SURREY,
PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0021 UNCLAS
[REDACTED]
N.
O. TWO OTHERS
P. 11300Z NOV 93
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO )
CXL 1 DD GE/AEW
CAP 1 DI 55[REDACTED] Somerset UFO Research + Investigation Network E180 [REDACTED] A [REDACTED] phoned - [REDACTED] She has started up a Somerset branch of Bufora and is currently investigating some sightings between 3-14 August. She is trying to determine whether we are aware of any activity that might have been taking place at the time which might explain the sightings (lights in sky, about the size of a football at arms length', and shaped a bit like a daisy !! ). She would appreciate a telephone call. Actioned. [REDACTED] [REDACTED] 10/11
[circle mark] 09 NOV '93 13:35 NATS (DAP) HQ P.2/2 E179
REPORT OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. 8 Nov 1993 1945
B. Circular object, white lighting, no sound
[REDACTED] Sutton, Surrey
Naked Eye
E East
F. Very Low behind 10 story block of flats
G. Not Known
H East to West (Sutton to Croydon)
J. Clear below cloud.
K. 10 story flats
L. NATS/MSU CAA House
M. [REDACTED]
N. None but has seen an airship previously
O None
P. 1610 9 November 1993** TOTAL PAGE.002 ** E178
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING. 8 Nov '93, 6pm, 5 MINS
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number ONE OBJECT AS LARGE AS LOW-FULL MOON. GLOWED.
Size LOOKED ALIKE TO SATURN WITH OUTSIDE RING.
Shape HAD LIGHTS FLASHING LEFT & RIGHT OF DISC. (WHITE)
Colours RED LIGHT ON RIGHT SIDE ONLY.
Brightness FLASHING WHITE LIGHTS ON TOP OF OBJECT.
Sound
SmeTI STILL RED LIGHT ON BOTTOM.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location ISLINGTON
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving
D. HOW OBSERVED.
Naked eye / Binoculars / Other optical device /
Still or cine camera
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN. S TO SE OF ISLINGTON
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) LOW MOON(?)
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
OVERHEAD HOXTON, ISLINGTON
H. MOVEMENT. SLOW.
Steady
Changing MOVED DIAGONALLY TO RIGHT I.E. DOWNWARDS.
Erratic THIS TOWARDS TO LEFT. DISAPPEARED BEHIND
CHIMNEY. RE-APPEARED DIFFERENT SHAPE (SQUARE?)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION. DISAPPEARED INTO DISTANCE.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLEAR NIGHT SKY
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. TOWN AREA
L. TO WHOM REPORTED. 999,
Police ISLINGTON POLICE STATION,
Military Organisation (HEATHROW)
HEATHROW CONTROL ROOM,
BRITISH AVIATION AUTHORITY,
The Press AMERICAN EXPRESS,
CARLTON TV.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED]
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
INFORMED HER IT COULD HAVE BEEN AN AIRSHIP BUT
SHE JUST WANTED TO TELL SOMEONE IN CASE SHE WAS
GOING MAD!
O. OTHER WITNESSES. NIL.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
8 NOV '93, 1900H.[REDACTED] E177 A lady phoned up about a UFO in Streatham. She described it as a Spaceship - bright silver moving very slowly. Her number [REDACTED] Her name is [REDACTED]
E176
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PP5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING.
05 2045z NOV 10-15 Mins
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 1
Size BIG
Shape CIRCULAR
Colours
Brightness SHIMMERING
Sound NOTHING
Smell NOTHING
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location HARROW ON THE HILL
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving
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)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLEAR
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED]
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
NIL
O. OTHER WITNESSES.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
08 1130Z NOV 93tl?~ REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT ANNEX A TO SOP 502 A. Date, Time & Duration of sighting 2030 - 2050 5 Nov 93 B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape colour, brightness) Spinning top and cup on top. lights flashing - windows. Different colours, pink, blue, white and red, green. C. location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving Outside Gradual descent D. How Observed (naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) E. Direction in which object first seen (a landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) Eye Moving West 20 degrees G. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) Reference to house opposite, 2500-3500 ft ht. Distance not known. H. Movements (Changes in E,F & H may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Tilted and turned away toward the west. J Met Conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)m-- Weather good, dry. K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) House opposite. l. To whom reported (Police, military, press ate) AF Ops
M. Name and Address of Informant [REDACTED]
Nr Slough
[REDACTED]
N. Background of Informant that
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses Family (Husband and 2 sons)
P. Date, Time of Receipt ( in AFOR) 052050Z Nov 93
Q Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions None
R. Remarks: [REDACTED]
RO2
AFDO
AF Ops
Date: 5 Nov 93
Distribution: [REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2, Rm[REDACTED]MB
AEW/GE, Rm[REDACTED]MB
DI 55, Rm[REDACTED] Metropole Bldg
File AF Ops/2/5/1 [REDACTED]PAGE.002 5 NOV '93 9:39 FROM A I S M E174
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING.
04 2045Z NOV 93 5 MINS
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number ONE
Size 200' LONG
Shape SAUCER SHAPE
Colours -
Brightness TWO LIGHTS - WHITE - FLASHING
Sound -
Smell -
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location HEMPDEAN RD CAVERSHAM NORTH READING
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving WALKING
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)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
1 MILE
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing STATIONARY
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLOUDY
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED]
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
O. OTHER WITNESSES.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
04 2340Z NOV 93
300'39Vd W S I V WOJd 6E:6 E6 'AON SE173
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING.
04 1605 NOV 1 MIN
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 1
Size BIG
Shape DOME OVER HYDE PARK
Colours WHITE LIGHT
Brightness V(BRIGHT)
Sound
Smell NIL
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving TRAVELLING
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)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing SLOW
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLEAR
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police
Military Organisation NIL
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED] LONDON NW3
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
NIL
O. OTHER WITNESSES
[REDACTED]
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
04 1930 NOVPAGE.002 8 NOV '93 8:43 FROM A I S M E172
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING.
05 0845Z NOV 93 10 MINS
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 1
Size -
Shape SAUCER
Colours
Brightness BRIGHT FLASHING LIGHTS
Sound -
Smell -
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving WALKING
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)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing SLOW
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLEAR
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police /
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED] HAZELMERE BUCKS
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
O. OTHER WITNESSES.
DAUGHTER
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
06 0913Z NOV 93
300'39Vd W S I V WOJd E4:8 E6 'AON 8REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING,OBJECT f:/71 ... , j I ! I I I I I I ! I I , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , I I I , ! I i I I , , ! , , I I I I , , I I 1. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I’ I I I I I Nearby objects (Telephone lines, I high voltage lines, reservoir, lake I or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high I buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, I spires, TV or radio masts, I airfields, generating plant, I factories, pits or other sites with I floodlights or night lighting) I I Date, time & duration of sighting 2. Description of object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness, noise) 3. Exact position of observer (Indoors/outdoors, stationary/moving) 4. How observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, camera or camcorder) 5. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a roughly estimated bearing) 6. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) 7. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) 8. Movements (Changes in 5, 6 & 7 may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) 9. Met conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) 10. Tt’>’W1), +~ JVtv~’1tv j ( VM’1 Y’ "..v.. j (j ,v’"""Ji) " / J r L f-i 0"’- ~ (ivJ. - f~i:’ tp-/rlf.. rp)d.t ! ~q f’{ ~" eA ",,,tAtA r11~1 ~6( , /vI} fJftliM.J.. l (J,Jjpy) I wJJ,>"../ r lv.1/4J l&J ’( . 1f.’J’W1t ?/~l I Za -- 30if ,’ ft \fJ’fht{jji’ r"t." ~ , ’ , I j j , O jetf WfftJ:t.4d f, p{ t V(l47 !lIY"j rvy’ri’y f I:J:J.j1i !Ik"l iAl: ttfVirt..// I 11,[ ’I ’t fV l/utlMrf,,,,"t/<ly I ,"’-", l,..f\’I, Cl,.v S " I ’ (IV/’ ){1 I )J’’’’’1{ d"J g , #,;’V">O vh| 11. To whom reported (Police, military, | Sec (AS) 2a |
| press etc) | |
| 12. Name & address of informant | [REDACTED] |
| 13. Background of informant that | None |
| may be volunteered | |
| 14. Other witnesses | 2 or 3 others seen, but unsure if they saw it |
| 15. Date and time of receipt | 4th Nov . c 10 am |
| 16. Any unusual meteorological | None |
| conditions | |
| 17. Remarks | Witness insisted that object was solid, |
| | and was manoeuvring unlike any ac or |
| | helo. I gave him details of ufo groups, |
| | and promised to call him in a week to |
| | let him know if I'd received other reports. |
[REDACTED]
[signature]
Sec (AS) 2a[REDACTED] E170
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED] (Mansfield UFO Gp)
[REDACTED]
'Military' a/c seen following an 'object'
at around 2010 on Fri 8 October.
Would be grateful to know if we have
a record of those a/c. She phoned RAF
Finningley but they were unable to
help.
[symbol] [REDACTED]
WPC [REDACTED] 30th Oct. ( 7.30pm . [REDACTED]
At Thorton Le Moors. 3 bright red lights, 2 fiery balls.
From behind tree. [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]UNCLASSIFIED E169
FIN/2286/016
REPORT OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 19 OCT 7pm & 10pm TO 12pm
B. Description of Object. STAR SHAPE
C. Exact Position Observer. IN GARDEN OF [REDACTED]
SHEFFIELD
[REDACTED]
D. How Observed. NAKED EYE
E. Direction in which Object was first seen. SOUTH MOVED NORTH AND
THEN BACK.
F. Angle of Sight. 1/2 WAY DOWN THE SKY
G. Distance. NOT KNOWN
H. Movements. MOVED SOUTH TO NORTH AND THEN BACK TO SOUTH
AT GREAT SPEED THEN DISAPPEARED.
I. Meteorological conditions during observation. CLEAR SKY NO OTHER
STARS OR MOON
J. Nearby Objects. NONE
K. To whom reported. CPL [REDACTED]
L. Name and Address of Informant. [REDACTED]
M. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. HAD BEEN OUT
BETWEEN THE 8-30pm TILL 11pm HAD NOT BEEN DRINKING
N. Other Witnesses. NONE
O. Date and Time of receipt of Report. 20 OCT 1215PM
P. Is a reply requested. YES [REDACTED]
Signed ____________
Name
Date 20 OCT Rank CPL Tel No [REDACTED]
UNCLASSIFIED[circle mark] E168
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING. 29 OCT '93 0230Z 5 MNS
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 1 OBJECT. 30 FEET LONG. 15 FEET HIGH
Size
Shape VERY BRIGHT LIGHT. NO SOUND.
Colours WITNESS TELEPATHICALLY HEARD VOICES SAYING
Brightness
Sound "Hello. Do Not BE ALARMED. WE WILL NOT
Smell HARM YOU !".
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location AT HOME.
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving
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) HOVERING IN PARK BY MOUNT CHARLES SCHOOL
IN
ST AUSTELL.
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
HOVERING 20-30 FEET AGI.
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
UNKNOWN.
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing HOVERING ABOVE GROUND. DISAPPEARED SLOWLY.
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLEAR NIGHT SKY.
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. SCHOOL.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police LAUNCHESTON POLICE STATION.
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] ST AUSTELL, CORNWALL.
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED [REDACTED]
HE IS A MIDSHIPMAN IN THE ROYAL NAVY.
[REDACTED]
O. OTHER WITNESSES. NIL.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
29 OCT '93. 0850Z.
300A39V4 W S I H WOJd 8S:8 E6 'AON 62...- ~...." REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 11/’-- ,-,b! , 1_. L Date, time & duration of sighting 2. Description of object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness, noise) 3. Exact position of observer (Indoors/outdoors, stationary/moving) 4. How observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, camera or camcorder) 5. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a roughly estimated bearing) 6. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) 7. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) 8. Movements (Changes in 5, 6 & 7 may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) 9. Met conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) 10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) I I I N,J<!ij 2P~~ ()d~~-r f ( $ 11M ; ( to I~kl I I I ’ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I /l(prM’tl A, ,htvtcr ," bwf ,,;, kh A(’;l~. ’I / f~ I I f/#-5h;t! rv’;} f ^1 I>’ / i}l;,f!V~ / ttI.H" i/ 4 ,t 1 ! tl 3lfifl( ,..../ ’I" llf..t’ft . if d.’)t J /1,(/>, Iii .w’k) l.v] < I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Ot,( 71-r,,,.d1if/l’ l cr1t I (iJ~/iA { 11I’/.i~ rt ~ ,f(d flti/"j fr:. "f .~\L e,.. . /-Iwff lik <t 5(; - fi’ MJ""" r’r’! l"’<((,ff. t /rw>t,{ . ; f wl :1{ JI) 1i<~ b’1 /{r,/V1’ 7)\if’ll’-’t.) , l J I ’. ’1.1 ’ I J~ Hr;.Y.k, ,-1., NI ~( ’v. Lntt /vuld. ej L A ( ; I IVII( lrtd-ft ht<fW f f M( Iv/k P~ f,tv TJ..v,,"’1:| 11. To whom reported (Police, military, | Sec (AS) 2a |
| press etc) | |
| 12. Name & address of informant | [REDACTED] |
| 13. Background of informant that | see para 17 |
| may be volunteered | |
| 14. Other witnesses | 4 other family members |
| 15. Date and time of receipt | 29th October , c 3 pm |
| 16. Any unusual meteorological | N/k |
| conditions | |
| 17. Remarks | Considered himself to be a complete |
| | sceptic, and wasn't interested in details |
| | of ufo groups. Told me he'd considered |
| | other explanations ([ILLEGIBLE]lights / losers etc) but |
| | has no other explanation aside from believing |
| | it was from another planet. Was amazed |
| | nobody else hadn't reported it - I undertook |
| | to ring him in a week or so to let him |
| | know if any other reports received. |
| | Seemed very rational + intelligent. |
[REDACTED]
[signature]
Sec (AS) 2a... r’/_’I trf;o ANNEX A TO SOP 502 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time & Duration of sighting B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape colour, brightness) C. Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving D. How Observed (naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) E. Direction in which object first seen (a landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) G. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) H. Movements (Changes in E,F & H may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) 282245 Oct 93 (Few Minutes) Large Flourescent Light with lights below Outdoors Naked eye South 5 - 10 miles Floating then disappeared J Met Conditions during observations Cloudy (Moving 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 floodlights or night lighting) L. To whom reported (Police. AF Ops military, press etc)
M. Name and Address of Informant [REDACTED]
Chalfont St Peters
Gerrards Cross
Bucks
[REDACTED]
N. Background of Informant that
may be volunteered -
O. Other Witnesses -
P. Date, Time of Receipt ( in AFOR) 282315 Oct 93
Q Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions -
R. Remarks: -
[REDACTED]
RO2
AFDO
AF Ops
Date: 28 Oct 93
Distribution: [REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2, Rm[REDACTED]MB
AEW/GE, Rm[REDACTED]MB
DI 55, Rm[REDACTED] Metropole Bldg
File AF Ops/2/5/1 [REDACTED]i--f \r.’ ’. . -~. .. . f/t5 . .. ltEBOHT,O.ft’ AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING:.OBJ4iic . .’ ’,. - - - - . < 14 : ....--.... .., , . A. Date] time and duration of sighting. ,(Local, tim st be quoted) :lY 0(-< OJ’3 a+’ I:; - OLf.r~ 0 B. ~i.12t~on of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, 0010ur8, brightness, sound, smell etc) . I . O’0~~ ~12 <-d-, ~’l~V~J:~^ ~"~~,. .\..j(...~~. b"1~~,v~ ~v~ .. ,~ ~I, ’T~ Q \ r.- ~(J / f)’\ "h,L/ cA. \ b...c.~ \! C-".---.t( ~....... ~ ....i’lv.....: ~ C. ~act ~Os~ion oos~. (Ge~raPhical locatlon. Indoors or outdoors sta}?-O!..li::t.,r;t or" mj’ingj.,.. . .;.~. kQ...+......:fL. c::o.........u, " Ie.~ r ~ \.....-1C(,."-...{ Ji/V-- D N,\iv’\.-iZ.... v....... \.J\..^,j " \) V.../ -J J v":’:)lX--- W ’.........., .(’~-t~~~_.._:.._ ,-, .,., ’ D. How observedo (Naked eye~"1:S Y c l’a1’s;""(’rther>opt.ioaldevice, still Or movie camera). ..... \ I.~ 6. 1"’1 I. . 0 . I ’4. t.......vL.e..,\ ~(j<L. ~ ~c.’)6v’-~/\ O’0’~:::> . n. Direction in 1i~hich object was first Been. (A landmark may be more useful than a liadly es~mat! bean,’ ng~, \ \O_k’ ~ ",~ r;’b(Y’\. ~’’- ’- K<>’’\,/\ -W \~(,~_.- Wf-~ P. Angle of sight. (E:3timated heights are unreliable) . ~i~~ tMr-...AZ.h’l.. \JV’ - t\61- d~3i/1 G. 12.!!:rtan e. (By reference to a known landmark wherever poss ble). tJe~~~-’v~ ~_ ’;~ rtlL".; ’Y~:’:"~"~~~.~r::f~~J ~~ibv<~~ (tON’ !{. !:!o~.n~(Ch:;:;; i~ ~0~d ~a;y ’b::r~~;e than e~timates of course and. speed).. "’" (1 J ~,---L ’* ,..-J-. ~ . I ~{) C~’ill-’ CT . - ~J\I\...’" .... t";) yv>- , f\; ’""’(:)’ ..~ t ~ >N~~ ~\~J {~’Gv~ ~. A(,~0N-J ~T. Meteorological conditions durin" observations. (Moving douds, haze miet BtO~~ j*~ ~~ ~ ~K. Nearby objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake,
swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV
or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites
with flood-lights or other night lighting).
TV mast at Chartham. Electricity cables on pylons,
high trees, old pits now [ILLEGIBLE]lakes, Great Stour river, Paper Mill
with chimneys.
L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
Canterbury Police - ATC RAF MANSTON
M. Name and address of informant.
[REDACTED]
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
O. Other witnesses.
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
16.45 24 Oct 93.MODCIS (RAF10) ANNEX A TO
SOP 502 E164
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1. Date, Time
& Duration of Sighting 21 Oct 0300 local & 21 Oct midnight
2. Description of Object Very wide at front, narrow towards rear. White and very
(No of objects, size, bright.
shape, colour, brightness)
3. Location, indoor/outdoor, Indoors
stationary/moving
4. How observed (naked eye, Naked eye
binoculars, other optical device,
still or moving)
5. Direction in which object first seen Southwest
(A landmark may be more useful than
a badly estimated bearing
6. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights Approx 30 degrees
are unreliable)
7. Distance (By reference to a Fairly close
known landmark)
8. Movements (Changes in 5,6 & 7 East to West
may be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
9. Met conditions during observations Clear sky.
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high Nil
voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high buildings,
tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or
radio masts, airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or night lighting)
11. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc)
12. Name & Address of Informant
[REDACTED]
Belvedere, Kent
113. Background of Informant that may be volunteered
14. Other Witnesses
15. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR)
231130 Local 93
16. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions
17. Remarks
[REDACTED]
Date: 23 Oct 93 RO2
Duty Operations Officer
Air Force Operations
Distribution: [REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2, Room[REDACTED] Main Building
AEW/GE, Room[REDACTED] Main Building
DI 55, Room[REDACTED]Metropole Building
File D/AFOPS/2/5/1 [REDACTED]
2I fI , II IlIPOR’1’ 01’ All tJHIDBR’tIPIBD PLYING OBJBC’1’ a. DA’1’B nKI A1m ’1’IOIf or 8IGBtDIG (Loul t:i_. t:o " q,uoud) \QOr’lhr ., \.,..:-:’ Q,\oc)hrs. -t 4-f/.\ / (’j ’2 { -\ .:::> b. D!8C1lIPTIOIf OF OBJlO! (N_"r of obJectl. Ii... lba~. colourl. brJ.aht:u.... .ound, ...11 ate). \ (:2. (1,/;I! , ....,,; ’}.;;...,. ,- i) ~::, it U;....1"4 "f ~ .." <.::"^\ ’111 (Lt;;v,) / @.Lv G /" OI ~ I j ’I’ ,- I /0-p.. f:,N/"""’"11 \ .1 &... I -.J.... -. ,J ,.. ’S-", c. EXi\CT POSITION OBSEiVID Notl:- H &0.,<>1’ (, (Geographieal louti . i11doorl or outdoor., .utionary or IIIOVing). f"’" \~~’ (2. G d. BOW’ OBSD.VED {Naud .y., binoculars. ocher optical device, nill or movie camera>. N ,Kt?D G: & (2. . . I,,", . .L ,~ I) C ~~::>\ (V C’...._ \.) .l’ ~I::. ..;::;, e. DIl.ECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS Fnsl" SID (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing). . . () N.. \ n E I;;’"" t::, f’.} f. AlfGLE or SIGHT (EniJaated heighu are ’IU1.reliable). \h3:"(J.-1 ~I\ G:" H &. DISTANCE (By reference to a known lan rk wherever possible). \ ’ , J En-I’ F 1-\ (l.. b. MOV1!:MEHTS (Changu in E, 1, G say be of more u.e than ut tes of course a.nd speed). ,~ ,"’" , ,’- ,’......", , ’,-~, V C"j LOi.0 f-.-f EI-\ IP’toi. METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc.)
C.A.V.O.K.
j. NEARBY OBJECTS (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh,
river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts
airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or other night lighting).
RIVER RIBBLE
k. TO WHOM REPORTED (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
RAF LEEMING
BBC NORTHWEST
ATC MANCHESTER
l. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
[REDACTED]
m. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
[ILLEGIBLE]
n. OTHER WITNESSES
DAUGHTER & HUSBAND
o. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
2100hrs Local
14/10/93
The above details are to be telephoned immediately to AIS (Military), LATCC on
[REDACTED]
The completed form is to be despatched to:
Ministry of Defence (AFO)
RAF Main Building
Whitehall
LONDON
SW1
Manchester v1 \forms\ufo.doc 8.11.88
INFORMANT WOULD LIKE AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT!!E162
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted)
TUE 19 OCT 93 2000 hrs (L) FOR APP 15 MINS.
B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
bright ness, sound, smell, etc).
LARGE & ORANGE RING SHAPED OBJECT (BRIGHT)
C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors
stationary or moving).
HERNE BAY AREA ,OUTDOORS, STATIONARY.
D. How observed. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or
movie camera).
NAKED EYE + 2X FM SHORT WAVE RECEIVER.
E. Direction in which object was first seen. (A landmark may be more useful
than a badly estimated bearing).
Zig Zagging between Plough & North Star area.
F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
OUTER ATMOSPHERE
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible).
[arrow]
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F, and G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed). VERY FAST , almost Northern light
Speed of Sky travel.
J. Meteorological conditions during observations. (Moving clouds, haze
mist etc).
Totally clear CAVOK
[REDACTED] ( DEDICATED
UFO SPOTTER )
1K. 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).
OPEN COUNTRY
L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
TO FG OFF [REDACTED] , ATC RAF MANSTON.
M. Name and address of informant. OVERLEAF.
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
Keen watcher , he seems willing to
make contact with other interested
parties.
O. Other witnesses.
NO
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
1215 G) on Thu 21 Oct 93.E168
Family sees
strangers
in the night
EIT PEA... green
men could be set
to landing the area,
after a number of
'strange' sightings
in the skies.
The Neal family from
Scawby saw what they
believe was an
unidentified flying
object on Friday
evening.
And a Crosby woman
has also reported see-
ing a strange object in
the skies, co- ...an
ted in the Glanford
area by her relatives.
Checks to local RAF
bases reveal no aircraft
reported flying in the
area on Friday night
and so the strange
sightings remain a
mystery.
Council [ILLEGIBLE] Stephen Neal and his
By KATHRYN REANEY
wife Salianne, of St
Martin's Crescent,
Scawby, said they were
driving their two
daughters Louise (12)
and Victoria (nine), to
the library in Brigg
when Louise spotted
the object.
"She said 'what's that
stick in the sky,
mum?'" said Salianne,
who thought at first
Louise had seen a
plane or something
similar.
Salianne described
the object as quite a
big stick of light that
looked like the edge of
a saucer.
"It was moving
slowly, said Salianne,
and the family headed
towards Kirton Lind...
say to get a better view.
But before they got
there, it seemed to turn
and disappeared," she
said.
"I can't explain what
we saw," she said. "It
wasn't a bird and it
wasn't a plane. We just
couldn't describe it."
Now the family are
hoping Evening Tele-
graph readers may
have seen something
similar on Friday night
or that experts may be
able to explain what
they saw.
"I'm not sceptical
about these things,"
she added. "Whether it
was the light playing
tricks, I don't know."
"It would be interest-
ing to find out what it
was."
Local police said
they had not had any
reports of a UFO sight-
ing over the weekend.
Mystery object
was cigar-shaped
A CROSBY woman who believes
she saw an unidentified flying
object in the skies on Friday
night has learned she is one of a
growing number of people who
have had 'sightings' in the area.
The woman, who does not wish
to be named, came outside by
her partner when he got home from
work at around 10pm.
He had seen the object as he came
home from work.
She said the cigar-shaped craft
had small wings on it but not at
right angles, like a plane.
"There was no plane noise and
there were lights underneath it," she
said.
According to the woman, the
object was stationary for a while
before moving off very quickly.
found that her stepson had seen a
similar object as he drove from
Barrow to Barton at about the
same time on Friday.
"It was very strange," said the
woman. "I wondered if anyone else
had seen anything."
Now a national expert has added
weight to the claim, saying that the
number of UFO sightings across the
country has risen significantly in
the last few weeks.
Phillip Mantle, of the British UFO
Research Association, said that 95
per cent of sightings turn out to
have a perfectly explanation such as
weather phenomena or planes but
that a small percentage seem to
have no explanation at all.
The Bradford-based authority
said he would contact Humberside [ILLEGIBLE]
FAO: [REDACTED]
FROM: [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]_W IlliPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLUNG OBJECT [It {I 1. Date, time & duration of sighting I I F, c I ~- I I rih; 2 L Oct J 4.), t~’""I I I fVi.I"V/. I ’ I I ()r.( J"f~i, kf ..{iut I r..wvJ / (yLvi 4-f I I ’ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 2. Description of object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness, noise) 3. Exact position of observer (Indoors/outdoors, stationary/moving) J JflY {t"’l[ N O~5k. 4. How observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, camera or camcorder) IVJiid e~ t 5. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a roughly estimated bearing) Ue,J,!~ fW.liNA (f.lf;k", , I f 6. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) MIA 7. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) AI/k 8. Movements (Changes in 5, 6 & 7 may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Ai/A 9. Met conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) ! ’ ,41/ t.t . II 1V’1lf’",- ! 10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) tiM,,, S I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I11. To whom reported (Police, military,
press etc) Chester Police
12. Name & address of informant [REDACTED]
13. Background of informant that
may be volunteered N/k
14. Other witnesses None
15. Date and time of receipt 22 Oct , 2.45 pm
16. Any unusual meteorological
conditions N/k
17. Remarks Gave witness details of
UFO group?
[REDACTED]
Sec (AS) 2a
[REDACTED] phoned back on 8/11E159
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING. 21 oct 1910 15mins
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 1
Size NIR
Shape ROUND
Colours WHITE
Brightness BRIGHT CENTRE BODY
Sound NO
Smell NO
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location [REDACTED] , PINNER , MIDDX
Indoors/Outdoors OUTDOORS
Stationary/Moving MOVING
D. HOW OBSERVED.
Naked eye / Binoculars / Other optical device / Naked Eye eye-witness
Still or cine camera has taken photographs
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN.
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated
bearing) NW of Pinner
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) 3/400 yds.
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady ✓
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds clear evening
Haze / Mist
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. Nothing
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police ✓ and London talk back radio
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED] [REDACTED]
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
O. OTHER WITNESSES. Ladies son + other neighbours
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
212004 Oct 93
rang in by Sgt [REDACTED] Harrow Police Station
NOTE: VIRGIN AIRSHIP WAS OPERATING IN [STRIKETHROUGH:AREA] LONDON AREA.** TOTAL PAGE.00? **
E158
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING. 19 oct , 1902L , 5MNS
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number
Size LARGE/HUGE TRIANGLE
Shape WITH PULSATING RED LIGHTS IN EACH CORNER
Colours NO OTHER LIGHTS VISIBLE
Brightness
Sound VACUUM CLEANER
Smell
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location OS SK 042 073
Indoors/[Outdoors]
[Stationary]/Moving IN REAR GARDEN
D. HOW OBSERVED.
[Naked eye] / Binoculars / Other optical device /
Still or cine camera
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN. UNKNOWN.
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated
bearing).
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) UNKNOWN
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) UNKNOWN
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady FLIGHT
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLEAR FROSTY NIGHT - NO CLOUD
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police ✓ STAFFORDSHICE
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT. [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] RUGELEY , STAFFS [REDACTED]
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
NIL.
O. OTHER WITNESSES. NIL.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
20...ATTN :- STN CRO
UNCLASSIFIED
FIN/2286/016
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. WED 6 OCT 93 1030(L)
B. Description of Object. WHITE , TUBULAR , CONICAL , ROCKET LIKE OBJECT
SIZE OF A BIG JET
C. Exact Position Observer. WARMSWORTH ST PETERS C OF E SCHOOL
SHEFFIELD SIDE A1(M) W OF DONCASTER.
D. How Observed.
FROM GROUND BY STAFF + STUDENTS OF PRIMARY SCHOOL.
E. Direction in which Object was first seen.
TOWARDS SHEFFIELD
F. Angle of Sight.
G. Distance.
HEIGHT OF A NORMAL JET . POSS LOWER
ON APPROACH TO HEATHROW FOR EXAMPLE
H. Movements.
UNKNOWN - NOT REQUESTED
I. Meteorological conditions during observation.
UNKNOWN - NOT REQUESTED
J. Nearby Objects.
UNKNOWN - NOT REQUESTED
K. To whom reported.
A/O [REDACTED] - STN OPS
L. Name and Address of Informant.
[REDACTED]
M. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
NO
N. Other Witnesses.
CHILDREN
O. Date and Time of receipt of Report.
FRI 8 OCT 93 0930Z [REDACTED]
P. Is a reply requested.
WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT IT
IS AS THE CHILDREN KEEP ASKING
Signed [REDACTED]
Name [REDACTED]
Rank FO Tel No [REDACTED]
Date 8 OCT 93
[REDACTED]
UNCLASSIFIEDE156
MODCIS (RAF10) ANNEX A TO
SOP 502 A82-NP
Duplicates E155
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1. Date, Time
& Duration of Sighting 18 Oct 93; 1930-1945Z
2. Description of Object Very bright light, Green/Red in colour, static
(No of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness)
3. Location, indoor/outdoor, Sighted North of Werrington
stationary/moving
4. How observed (naked eye, Naked eye at first, then with binoculars
binoculars, other optical device,
still or moving)
5. Direction in which object first seen North
(A landmark may be more useful than
a badly estimated bearing
6. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights 35-40 degrees
are unreliable)
7. Distance (By reference to a Far Away
known landmark)
8. Movements (Changes in 5,6 & 7 Object remained static throughout.
may be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
9. Met conditions during observations Clear sky, temperature 3C, visibility very good
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high Nil
voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high buildings,
tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or
radio masts, airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or night lighting)
11. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) RAF Wyton Operations
12. Name & Address of Informant
[REDACTED]
PETERBOROUGH
Min of DEFENCE
No 3b (AS).
30 OCT 1993
[ILLEGIBLE]
113. Background of Informant that may be volunteered
14. Other Witnesses
None
15. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR)
191430AOct 93
16. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions
None
17. Remarks
Information obtained from RAF Wyton message I3S 190750Z Oct 93 (copy attached)
[REDACTED]
Date: 19 Oct 93 RO2
Duty Operations Officer
Air Force Operations
Distribution: [REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2, Room[REDACTED] Main Building
AEW/GE, Room[REDACTED] Main Building
DI 55, Room[REDACTED] Metropole Building
File D/AFOPS/2/5/1 [REDACTED]
2INFORMATION copy 1 for AF DUTY OFFICER
CC
IVE RAF WYTON AFDO
ESSAGE at 190750Z OCT 93 PIN 136R
rec Act ROUTINE Info: ROUTINE
TG 190750Z OCT 93
rom RAF WYTON
a MODUK AIR
nfo HQSTC
ADNC WEST DRAYTON
ICs I3S
ATTN AFDR(RAF) SUBJECT REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FYLING OBJECT
1 18 OCT 93 1930Z-1945Z
2 VERY BRIGHT LIGHT GREEN/RED, STATIC
3 NORTH OF WERRINGTON
4 OBSERVED WITH NAKED EYE THEN WITH BINOCULARS
5 OBJECT WAS SEEN TO THE NORTH ONLY
6 ANGLE OF SIGHT 35-40 DEGREES
7 DISTANCE FAR AWAY
8 MOVEMENT STATIC
9 SKY WAS CLEAR TEMP 3 CELCIUS GOOD VIS
10 NO NEARBY OBJECTS TO EFFECTS
11 REPORTED TO WYTON OPS
12 [REDACTED] PETERBOROUGH
13 INFORMANT JUST CURIOUS
14 NIL
15 18 OCT 2000Z
16 NOT REQUIRED
Action Distribution
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MODUK AIR dflt AFDO
Information Distribution
Information Distributees Excluded from Delivery
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ROUTINE/ROUTINE 190750Z OCT 93
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INFO HQSTC
ADNC WEST DRAYTON
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC I3S/Z6F
(SIC INS BY DCC)
ATTN AFDR(RAF) SUBJECT REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FYLING OBJECT
1 18 OCT 93 1930Z-1945Z
2 VERY BRIGHT LIGHT GREEN/RED, STATIC
3 NORTH OF WERRINGTON
4 OBSERVED WITH NAKED EYE THEN WITH BINOCULARS
5 OBJECT WAS SEEN TO THE NORTH ONLY
6 ANGLE OF SIGHT 35-40 DEGREES
7 DISTANCE FAR AWAY
8 MOVEMENT STATIC
9 SKY WAS CLEAR TEMP 3 CELCIUS GOOD VIS
10 NO NEARBY OBJECTS TO EFFECTS
11 REPORTED TO WYTON OPS
12 [REDACTED] PETERBOROUGH
13 INFORMANT JUST CURIOUS
14 NIL
15 18 OCT 2000Z
16 NOT REQUIRED
BT
[ILLEGIBLE stamp: 20 OCT 1993
[ILLEGIBLE]]
DISTRIBUTION I3S
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CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO )
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MIDDLESEX
UB7 9AU
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[Royal Air Force Station West Drayton crest]
TO [REDACTED] - SEC(AS)2
FROM AIS(M)
SUBJECT UFO Report
DATE OF DOCUMENT 18 october '93
NO. OF PAGES (INC COVER) 2 FAX NO 101
AUTHORISING OFFICER WO [REDACTED] Duty AISO.
IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE ALL THE PAGES AS INDICATED
PLEASE TELEPHONE [REDACTED] :- AIS (MIL)** TOTAL PAGE.002 **
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PP5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING. FRIDAY 15TH OCTOBER '93.
2130L 23 MINS
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number
Size WHITE , BIG BRIGHT LIGHT
Shape LOOKED LIKE LOW STAR
Colours GLOWED VERY BRIGHTLY . KEPT THEM
Brightness APPEARING BEHIND CLOUDS LIGHTING UGI S.
Sound UP. THEN SPLIT INTO 3 SEPERATE UGI S.
Smell
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER. FIRST SIGHTING - LOCHSIDEHOUSE HTGE.
Geographical Location TRAVELLING CUMNOCK TO NEWCUMNOCK
doors/Outdoors IN CAR. THEN STOPPED TO
Stationary/Moving LOOK MORE CLOSELY.
D. HOW OBSERVED.
Naked eye / Binoculars / Other optical device /
Still or cine camera
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN. OVERHEAD NE CUMNOCK
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) ABOVE
OF NEWCUMNOCK
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possib[le]).
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady STEADY
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds CLEAR FROSTY NIGHT SKY
Haze / Mist
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. NIL - OPEN GROUND
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police PRESTWICK.
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED] NEWCUMNOCK
[REDACTED]
AYRESHIRE . SCOTLAND.
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
NIL.
O. OTHER WITNESSES. 2 IN CAR
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
18 OCTOBER '93 [ILLEGIBLE]E174
SEC AS 2(RAF)
ZCZC MNI0023 172255
17-10-93 2255
XTD0017
22241 MODDCC G
592352 HUMPOL G
0160 HQ_TLX 93-10-17 22:53
FROM CC HUMBERSIDE POLICE-GOOLE SUB DIVISION
TO THE MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT REPORT
A)SUNDAY 17TH OCTOBER 1993 1915HOURS
DURATION OF SIGHTING 5 MINUTES
B)FOUR OBJECTS, 2 ROUND WHITE LIGHTS, CIRCULAR VERY BRIGHT, WITH A
SINGLE LIGHT ON TOP FLASHING GREEN AND RED
NO SOUND OR SMELL ON EACH
C)OUTSIDE REAR DOOR OF [REDACTED] GOOLE,
NORTH HUMBERSIDE, [REDACTED] - STATIONARY
D)EAST OVER TOWARDS HOWDEN VILLAGE
E)BOTH NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS (10X50)
F)45DEGREES TO GROUND
G)APPROX 6 MILES OVER HOWDEN
H)ALL FOUR OBJECTS MOVED STRAIGHT ACROSS FROM EAST TO WEST AND OUT OF
VIEW. ONE OBJECT ORIGINALLY LOWER THAN OTHER THREE, INCREASES IN
ALTITUDE TO JOIN OTHERS IN 2X2 FORMATION BEHIND EACH OTHER. WHEN
LOST FROM VIEW ALL FOUR WENT APPROX 60 DEGREES ABOVE GROUND AND
ABOUT 12 MILES AWAY.
I)ONE SMALL CLOUD NEAR SOLO OBJECT ON FIRST VIEW, OTHERWISE CLEAR
STARRY NIGHT
J)RIVER OUSE APPROX 1 MILE AWAY
K)HUMBERSIDE POLICE GOOLE
L)[REDACTED]
M)OBJECTS APPEAR TO HAVE CHARACTERISTICS OF HELICOPTER BUT MOVED
FAR FASTER
N)NO
O)1930HOURS 171093
MESSAGE ENDS
SENT BY TCO [REDACTED] OPERATIONS ROOM
22241 MODDCC G
592352 HUMPOL G[REDACTED] E152
ROYAL AIR FORCE WEST DRAYTON
MIDDLESEX
UB7 9AU
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TO [REDACTED] SEC(AS) 2
FROM AIS(M)
SUBJECT UFO Report
DATE OF DOCUMENT
NO. OF PAGES (INC COVER) 2 FAX NO
AUTHORISING OFFICER
IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE ALL THE PAGES AS INDICATED
PLEASE TELEPHONE [REDACTED] :- AIS (MIL)** TOTAL PAGE.00? **
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING. 17 OCT 1910Z
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number ONE
Size LARGE
Shape ROUND
Colours RED , GREEN , WHITE
Brightness V BRIGHT
Sound }
Smell } NIL
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving
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) N.NW
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady ✓
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds CLEAR
Haze / Mist
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police ✓
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED] Lodge Park , [ILLEGIBLE]
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES. Father
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
17 oct 93 2am[?]E151 TOP
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SUBJECT: UFO REPORT
1. 132230-2300 HRS LCL. DUR 3 SECS
2. ROUND LIKE STAR/PLANET WITH ENORMOUSLY LONG TAIL
3. PERTH, STANDING OUTSIDE HOUSE
4. NAKED EYE
5. OBJECT WAS TO THE N
6. 15 DEGREES ABOVE HORIZON
7. UNABLE TO ESTIMATE
8. FLEW ROUGHLY HORIZONTALLY, IN A POSS CURVED PATH. FREE FLYING,
QUOTE NOT BEING FLOWN BY LITTLE GREEN MEN UNQUOTE. EXTREMELY FAST
9. WX CLEAR
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10. SEEN OVER THE TOPS OF HOUSES
11. FLT LT [REDACTED] LEUCHARS OPS
12. [REDACTED]
13. NIL
14. NIL
15. 151020
16. INFORMANT ASSUMED THAT OTHERS WOULD HAVE SEEN THE OBJECT, BUT
THERE WERE NO REPORTS IN THE LOCAL PRESS. HE THOUGHT IT COULD HAVE
BEEN A COMET OR METEORITE BUT HAS NEVER SEEN ONE BEFORE. HE WOULD
VERY MUCH LIKE A REPLY WITH SUGGESTIONS AS TO WHAT THE OBJECT COULD
HAVE BEEN
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CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO )
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CAP 1 DI 55’" [(EPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT t f5 1. Date, time & duration of sighting 2. Description of object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness, noise) 3. Exact position of observer (Indoors/outdoors, stationary/moving) 4. How observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, camera or camcorder) 5. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a roughly estimated bearing) 6. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) 7. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) 8. Movements (Changes in 5, 6 & 7 may be of more se than estimates of course and speed) 9. Met conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) 10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) ! jltJd I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I )&1/&1’,,-,1 f!~5h,. kfll ; !.f,fIV\’M) c/lu-rj. i rJvlf. l! ~r ’#ft ,~ l’l iI’1;~";11 J. .o/lt f,"/’!.(. I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I l J f..~ l ’" t,1 d 7 P..1- 10" ~ p....II / ., if I hJrNi p. .! ! j~{ (it t (r;/I"!ltY.1vr viwvlivle-,r ( To;l~ ,).t" ) /Vlk /VIi t.J: h.fr l’hw, ;bj{ ;Mil (( k 1tlf ’v/1 , {" i.JJ: r:Uiftt.. 1/’fC’M.J lf. ’iLl lilUtl’....... i.-Jl ! fj" . , I f wn "’" "1 ; I ’f J; 4ltti/ri)’1 .. blJv..~’k l {ltiJi1l(fil""’.J d.. fi,,,, L "..Alt.? t ~vlrv"1 h.Wi t. I tv,} lifi<rvf l/r,"^’? {M wfI~’7 dst., Ill"., IvlJd I I frrtA. ..11. To whom reported (Police, military,
press etc) Local Police
12. Name & address of informant [REDACTED]
13. Background of informant that
may be volunteered Lives in farmhouse
14. Other witnesses wife + 4 year old son
15. Date and time of receipt 14th Oct, c 3pm
16. Any unusual meteorological
conditions N/k
17. Remarks [REDACTED] is not particularly
interested in UFOs, but thought this was
very strange. He has a video, which he
will send me. I gave him list of
UFO groups.
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2a
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ASHBOURNE
News Telegraph
Telephone [REDACTED] Editorial 6 Market Place
Advertising Ashbourne
Fax [REDACTED] Derbyshire DE6 1GL
As promised, a few copies of UFO
stories we had carried this year,
WITH COMPLIMENTS including
last week's most. Thanks again for
your help. [REDACTED]
Head Office: Burton Daily Mail Limited, [REDACTED]
Registered No. 142592 England
ASHBOURNE NEWS TELEGRAPH BURTON MAIL BURTON ADVERTISERI I I I A mother and her 20-year-old I daughter this week claimed to have I been frightened after a strange silent ! craft foHowed them down Green Road. Their encounter lasted about an hour and a half. The two, who live in the Derby Road area of Ashbourne, became aware of an elongated H shape in the sky on their right as they passed the i I. ttle Chef travell ng the A52 towards I Ashbourne. It was about 9.10pm. "It was not a plane or a helicopter and had lighb at the bottom like strobe lights moving ! around very slowly," recaned the mother. "It i was square shape and very large in the sky. I "I wanted to go home when we got to I Ashbourne but my daughter said to go to Green I Road, where 1 knew that we should see it. "Against my better judgment we went I although I was frightened because 1 knew it I would be there. "Just past the Grammar School my daughter shouted that it was there on the left above the houses. "I had already locked the car doors and drove up Green Road to about ten houses before the end, and stopped. "Now. it seemed to have lost shape and was replaced by a bright flashing star which we felt compened to focus on. "\Ve were quiet, and kept looking for about five minutes and then suddenly there it was above us. "I leaned forward and looked through the windscreen and directly above us was this saucer J " ASHBOUfU\ir.: NEWSfELEGRAPH, ntuHSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1993 shaped thing, as big as a house and as high as a house. "It was round, and a silvery white colour with white flashing lights around it and other round shapes around it Jike glowing hall lights. "There was no sound at all and I was petrified and my daughter screamed ’Oh my God.’ I felt as though it could have beamed us up, so put the car in reverse and backed down Green Road at about 40 miles an hour. "As I did so my daughter was shouting that it was following us, but by the time we got near to Town Head it had gone over the houses and trees, and I felt a bit safer and stopped again." They both got out of the car and stood looking up into the sky when they again saw the elongated H shape which, as they looked, changed into a cigar shape. "As we looked it took off and shot across to the left, back to the right and back to the left. Then it disappeared." The two now decided to go home but getting back in the car found it was icy cold, as though a fTOsty morning, although the 11eater had been on aU the way from Derby. Driving up Derby Road and looking across 3 the valley they saw the H shape still over Green, Road and arriving home the woman got her husband to go back with them. They foHowed the strange craft up to Kniveton, and saw it flashing again before it shot over towards Hognaston. "My husband works in the aerospace industry," said the woman, "and had never seen anything like it. It was like nothing I had ever seen either." The woman admitted she had been very disturbed by the experience and said it would take a long time to get over it. . "Although I am pleased to have seen it and wonder why it came to us, I never thought I was going to make it home. I thought life was going to disappear and me with it." In July when it woman on the Green Road area was also frightened by a strange huge disc shaped object, several News Telegraph readers suggested it was a Chinook helicopter. But when the News Telegraph described the experience and description to RAF Strike Command at High Wycombe, spokesman Dale Donovan said it did .not sound at all like a helicopter. -"... ....~ .. - - - - . . . - . - . - - - - - - - " - - ~ - - - - . "111e Chinook, while being 99 feet long including the rotar at each end, is a very loud aeroplane making a very distinctive vibrating noise. . "It also has a considerable down-draught. <’I think you. are talking here of something more than a helicopter." At the Ministry of Defence in Whitehall, UFO sightings are dealt with by Mr Nick Pope who has asked that the women in question should send him fun details of the incident and a sketch of the craft. "Ninety-five per cent of reports we receive can be explained in terms of known objects or phenomena," explained Mr Pope. "SateHites, aircraft, weather balloons, meteorites and so on. But we accept five per cent of sightings do appear to defy explanation and on which we are open minded and have no better idea than the next person." Last year Mr Pope received 147 reports from members of the public, usually via the local police; So far he has received no reports for Tuesday evening last week. ..,....-,_’._~n_.____.___~....
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J , ~ ~, ~rJ Str~ craft r? was no~ , copter -J - says .~ woman ~ An Ashbonrne woman was left frightened and shaken after a "close encounter" in the Green Road area of Ashbourne last Wednesday evening. It was the latest in a number of UFO sight- ings reported locally this year. The woman, who has asked not to be named and for the exact location not to be given, was returning home alone in her’ car soon after lIpm. "Suddenly I became aware of this thing stationary above the houses, my attention drawn to it by its whirring and the lights which suddenly OaB ed on, lighting up the whole road. "I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. "It was disc shaped with a dome on the top and red and yellow lights all round coming on and olT, and with the black outline of a door. "It was quite low down, about the height of two houses above the roots and about three buses long. "I was terrified. It was as though it was staring at me, the lights going on and off. "I stopped and looked at it for a few moments, and as I got out of the car it started to move off quite slowly up towards Greenway and over towards Windmill Lane. " Various suggestious have been put to the woman as to what the object ght have been, but she is adamant this was unlike anything she had seen before. "I know what a helicopter looks like and what it sounds like, and this was i no helicopter," she said. i Should anyone else have seen anything that night, the Ashbourne News Telegraph would like to hear. }-’lying ’-1-""- ’vacuum i cleaner’~; Isighted I:r~ ; An object said to i resemble a "Goblin- I shaped vacuum . cleaner,. wit~ two legs I and wheels." was I seen. ..m..... the sky over Ashb<nv-ne by a local I resident’ on Friday ! afternoon. ! Mr Tom Lees was looking out of the window I of his bome in Green Road I at bout 2.1Spm when he : first saw the object. 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[REDACTED] Staple Hill Police Station
Bristol. [REDACTED]
(not now on duty until Monday next)
UFO Sighting by [REDACTED]
at [REDACTED], St. Michael's Hill, Bristol
Seen hovering over Frenchay area of Bristol
'jellyfish' shape - changing colour from grey
to black.
At cloud level - just about to tell friends when
it dropped rapidly and disappeared.
Time 1855 local on Wed. 6 OctoberE147 [REDACTED] Here's the air trace you asked for. These are all the helicopters booked in at low level from between 1300 & 1500. The times given may be 15 minutes either side of the sighting times.
[ILLEGIBLE] | CUR | WSK | 1230 | 1345 | 100
✓ | CU | GAZ | 1330 | 1550 | 250
| VLN | LYNX
GAZ | 1130 | 1300 | 100
| VLN | 4 SK | 1030 | 1245 | 100
| OL | GAZ | 1130 | 1245 | 200
| NETH | GAZ | 1300 | 1630 | 100
| VLN | LYNX | 1030 | 1230 | GL
| PO | LYNX | 1200 | 1230 | 100
| VLN | 2 SK | 1012 | 1430 | 100
| CU...| GAZ | 1340 | 1430 | 2004 x Military helos, camouflaged.
+ light aircraft (civil).
Athelney → Stoke St Gregory Avon Hill →
Langport. Somerset
1300 , 1500 23/9/93
[REDACTED] Request from Sec(o)(C)?
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED] DP(Fin)2
LCMU.E146 TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD117 06/1114 279C1041 FOR CAB ROUTINE 061000Z OCT 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA. A. 031700 TO 1750(L) OCT 93 B. ONE RECTANGULAR BLACK OBJECT NO SOUND OR SMELL C. INDOORS STATIONARY D. NIL E. NIL F. NIL G. NIL H. STEADY J. CLOUDY K. NIL L. NIL M. [REDACTED] GREENWICH. [REDACTED] N. NIL PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0007 UNCLAS O. NIL P. 051530 OCT 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI S5
E144 TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD205 05/1438 27BC1575 FOR CAB ROUTINE 051235Z OCT 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 050620(L). 12-15 MINUTES B. ONE VERY BRIGHT WHITE LIGHT C. INDOORS. STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE PHOTOS TAKEN AND AVAILABLE E. N/K F. N/K G. N/K H. HOVERING J. DARK BUT CLEAR K. NIL L. EALING POLICE M. [REDACTED] EALING W5 N. NIL PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0020 UNCLAS O. NIL P. 051230Z OCT 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI S5
E144
ROYAL AIR FORCE WEST DRAYTON
MIDDLESEX
UB7 9AU
[REDACTED]
[RAF WEST DRAYTON CREST]
NoA,
Spoke to [REDACTED]
and gave her details of
UFO groups.
[REDACTED]
5/10
TO Sec(As)2 FAO [REDACTED]
FROM A1s(m)
SUBJECT UFO REPORT
DATE OF DOCUMENT 5 Oct'93
NO. OF PAGES (INC COVER) 8 FAX NO [REDACTED]
AUTHORISING OFFICER Duty A1so
IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE ALL THE PAGES AS INDICATED
PLEASE TELEPHONE [REDACTED] - A1S (MTL)289/39HA 78101 **
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A/Y/95
DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING. 5 Oct'93 6-7 LOCAL.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number TRIANGULAR SHAPED OBJECTS, COLOURS ALTERNATING
Size BETWEEN BLUE, RED, YELLOW. THEN LOADS OF
Shape OTHERS APPEARED OUT OF IT, THEN DISSOLVED INTO
Colour
Brightness
Sound A BRIGHT LIGHT. (WHITE). Also saw a series of yellow dots which
Smell appeared to enter the object
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Town/location EAST OF ASH GREEN, Nr. GRAVESEND
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving
D. HOW OBSERVED.
[ILLEGIBLE] Binoculars/ other optical device/ (Naked Eye) Photographs/
[ILLEGIBLE] Camcorder. CALLED HE USED BINOCULARS BUT [ILLEGIBLE] saw
WHITE LIGHT.
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN.
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated
bearing): As (C)
F. [ILLEGIBLE] LIGHT. (Estimated height are unreliable): [ILLEGIBLE] 0150
G. [ILLEGIBLE]
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing NONE
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist UNKNOWN
K. NEARBY OR [ILLEGIBLE]/CIVILISED ETC.: None
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police ✓ GRAVESEND.
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT: [REDACTED]
N. ANY INFORMATION [ILLEGIBLE]
No
O. OTHER WITNESSES: A [ILLEGIBLE] Gravesend + [REDACTED] son [REDACTED]/7.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT:
Via Civil Sup, LATCC
5 October [ILLEGIBLE]Reference...................................................... [REDACTED] [REDACTED] RCRO Penrith rang with UFO report. Fact that he has one: [REDACTED] 11am on Fri 1 Oct saw a silver shining cigar shaped object with a yellow top! Travelling @ high alt & great speed (no estimate given) in a SE direction. 2 other people saw it. Report passed by Mother who says that they would be interested to know what we think it might be. CODE 18-78 [REDACTED] [REDACTED] (E.A.P. 5/78)
E142 TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD081 04/1141 277C0879 FOR CAB ROUTINE 040915Z OCT 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 031830Z OCT 93 B. 2 DIAMOND SHAPED OBJECTS WITH AN ORANGE LIGHT TOP AND BOTTOM, LOW PITCHED HUMMING NOISE C. OUTDOORS STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. NIL F. 45 DEGREES G. N/K H. STRAIGHT AND LEVEL BUT SPINNING J. CLEAR K. NIL L. MANCHESTER POLICE M. [REDACTED] BRAMBLESHOLME MANCHESTER PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0014 UNCLAS N. NIL O. FAMILY P. 031838Z OCT 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI S5
j;~ [111 ,’," . . HEBOHT"O ii’ AN UN IDEN’r IF Dim FLY ING .:.OBJ.EC!r. . ’." ," .,1".’., , ’,/, " " .,-, ~..._..- -.. . " A. ..)&t81 time and duratiopof sightin,g;.. . (Local timest be quoted) :to S1 f’ OJ S ::2t:J,co L - d-O "d-S L- B. R~~_c~Js~tion o~ object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, ’< brightn~ssl S UI1d~ s.trJ~ll’t_~t~l: $’~.Q.v’AQ l ~(j~..~’. =,.\?ke~~ J ’ ~t t~eVy+- -J/ r; "Vv C.Q.I) q\ t-J\rVv\Jl ,> JJI\~’) ~’’-’ ’’’f~ . o......--.<rc..J’ e,o"- ~U~. \ ~V\ r-e.C)’_\. U ~ () l. 6 c. ~ )2osition obs~. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors stationarY Or moving). \" ,.., . ’., "’" --P"I . . ... !I .;L , e.~\ c\. C ~’" k.D>~ ~y\ " ~5t>\;\"iV"- ~ Ov"’\ A rJ.-. ......r’ /’v^....-c,~ LX.’)""".J~’I \i..v... i?R.,t"~ ,.:,c:vl~ .tk::t, \,.-J ;;) -/b L~.=’_rv\~c.&,nX:-’"V,,<...1 S\J-k,-,,,,:\ l5 .NY~~ f-~i’--y.t ........... ..’......._..........., ..J \,JtA,V’-(.:..W....... D. How observe<f< .,.rrJ ~d..eie;.15i11’C5 b;rEr ".’othe-r\JPticaldevice I st ill or movie camera). .. 1 . i\Q t"",..’~l.t:<-o:#. ~’/’2/:>’ E;. Direct ion in v’ihich ob ’ed was first than a badly estimated bearing. SL~’~~j Vve.?L~t "c&: seen. (A landmark may be more u.s eful r", -h 1"". ~~....?,~~.."~Y-f~]V~.~~ ., 1" , . Angle of s,}ght. (Ebt imated heights are unreliable). ’-:J..r!{ 0-/ G. ]1ks ance. (By reference to a kn01tHl landmark wherever possible). {,;),. \avvv-... ~~, L ., ..-<.’v::X~...A:Jv~~ . H. Movementu. (Changes in EJ P, and G may be of more use than estimates of cO~l’se and speed)., ’/\ ~ ",j . . .," 1 ’f’ ’..+ f. )’’’-’ ’fiV, ~’.t\:~~ . [ vv\ C _c,,",::: 0.. ~ ....~,"~ ~. j-4r. ). -(’~ - t\.{) c/t~"’;:"\.~ ,i.A--...., "’-Q,,; ,’1 ~ ( (T~’."" , J ~. ’ ’ . ~~ ". ~ .~ <e-";’ , rfa.,’"..ruQ lVL,~{;. b...~-7t ~.’ Cov-:::tJiJbv,",.."-,,"’) k.,.’ ." ""’’’’ . i-"’’’ "’- r "-,’ ....~\ .,,,,~- ."....~! <./ ’" . J.:}’---~V ij , ,,,,,",.." G \,) \ ,"" ,}. Heteorological conditions duri . ; observations. (I’ft.oving c1ouds, ha:~e mist eta . - ( \ \ \ \ ~ CJ f5V,~dl..,~ -I ’<, -c f~ P I....l\/~~\.L ;,..-;1-0.....",’):’:;;;:;; -" v\,-6J\:- ’. ,t. ~ v",", V’-.....;:K.~...) ."""-"" ./\ ’ N !{’)O l")e,Q./,,’’’- i-z:) h/’t~:..... ~6: r~ ’---- .^..J\eA-e,,,,:.~ Y\ . u.) \.:~.:...v,,)-....., . pICA o ’ , f\’ ~\ V’A c.,~,~::), ’(2c~j\..JZ.r . i L’"...;<..,,--- 1K. 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 of the above, however helicopter seen nearby
seemed below object. Helicopter clearly and easily
sighted.
L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations; the press etc).
Reported to Canterbury Police on 29 Sep 93. Lady works
for AOSCENE. ATC RAF Manston — this report.
M. Name and address of informant.
[REDACTED]
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
[REDACTED]
O. Other witnesses.
[REDACTED]
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
1735 29 Sep 93.
Additional sighting:- Wed 22 Sep 93 at 22.00-
22.03 over Medway Gravesend motionless. Then
disappeared.E140 TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CAB072 27/1200 270C0954 FOR CAB ROUTINE 271020Z SEP 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 252105L SEP 93 B. ONE. OVAL. WHITE OBJECT C. OUTDOORS D. NAKED EYE E. EAST F. N/K G. 3 MILES H. STEADY. HOVERING J. CLEAR K. N/K L. [REDACTED] BARNSBURY EAST N. LONDON M. [REDACTED] N. PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0012 UNCLAS O. P. 270930Z SEP 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI S5 [MINISTRY OF DEFENCE STAMP: 27 SEP 1993 I/6]
E139 digital™ [REDACTED] Call on Friday from a [REDACTED] (Bristol UFO Researcher). He has info on lots of sightings which he will be sending to you next month (when he has finished his report) and he would be grateful for your views in due course. While he was on the 'phone he mentioned the following. - 18 Sep - 2205 - Bow Valley Area - Orange glow travelling west being followed by a military helicopter. - 2 Sep - 0100 - from both sides of the Bristol Channel - Bright white light being followed by a military jet - 4 Sep - 0515 - Cigar shaped object being 'chased' by 6 RAF a/c - 23 Sep - 1700 - 3 unusual a/c at high level over Bristol coming from Filton area. I didn't ask for any particular details as he will be sending the reports in. I said, however, that if you had anything on your files which appeared to tie in, you would let him know. This phone number is [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] This notepad is made from recycled material.
’" ! ..- cl ~ ~~EPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT f/3 1. Date, time & duration of sighting I : r;~7 2tt" ftft I f." I/ ! I . J ’J I, f . I I (j’lftt- A Jetr k~f.. 1411 er.... - lJ{ul!. 1"1 I I L ,I / > ,) I I (,,~ / eJ.. ’f’ (.4fw() (fJ’fltM f ft.( I yJ.’t, ~ I I I’ f 1 .~ I I I I I I o.J:),tk. )1:J,~7 . i I I I I : NbfJ ilL J.J: rup.,Jd 0’1\ I : If...OiJf’I’l (ak’1~i"".{S I I I I I I flV1L 5~~ : I I I I I I : Mlk - {;t~v(P{ III 6L ,~lt L~ I I I I I : N/ I I I I I I I I ~L I I I I I I I I ~iA I I I I I I I I I I I : ~/k : I I I I I I I I 2. Description of object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness, noise) 3. Exact position of observer (Indoors/outdoors, stationary/moving) 4. How observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, camera or camcorder) 5. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a roughly estimated bearing) 6. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) 7. Distance (By reference to a knovn landmark) 8. Movements (Changes in 5, 6 & 7 may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) 9. Met conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) 10. 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 vith floodlights or night lighting)11. To whom reported (Police, military,
press etc) Bristol university, various others
12. Name & address of informant [REDACTED]
13. Background of informant that
may be volunteered Ex - forces
14. Other witnesses 2 police sergeants (sceptical)
15. Date and time of receipt Friday 24th September
16. Any unusual meteorological
conditions N/k
17. Remarks [REDACTED] doesn't want to part with
the video at present - I gave him details
of UFO groups, and asked him to keep me
informed - indicated that I'd be happy to
examine video at some stage.
[REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2aE137
Classification UNCLAS
Caveat
Covering
F Sig 927
(Int.9/92)
FACSIMILE TRANSMISSION COVER SHEET
Transmission Details Document Details
Serial Number: 001 Date & Time of Transmission: [ILLEGIBLE]
From: A1s (m) Fax Number: [REDACTED] Aerial Phenomena
To: Mod Uk Air Fax Number: [REDACTED]
Total No of sides including cover: [ILLEGIBLE]
Authorising Officer Transit Operator
[REDACTED] A1so Rank: [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] Sign: [REDACTED]
Remarks:
[REDACTED], Natural History Museum - [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
Note of action: Spoke to [REDACTED]: "rock" has been analysed by Astronomy Dept
at Glasgow University [REDACTED], who claims that it is actually
dried & hardened animal excrement! This was under the skin,
which cracked to reveal the object. Advised Natural History Museum.
University still believe meteorite might have landed, and will
conduct live search. Asked [REDACTED] to contact Natural History Museum
if anything was found. [REDACTED]
23/9200/39HA 78101 **
21/09/'93 10:39 [REDACTED] EGPK ATC
[REDACTED]
SCATCC [ILLEGIBLE]
LATCC [ILLEGIBLE] REPORT FORM
A1S MIL "
(% [REDACTED] & Msg SEC(AS). MANUAL OF AIR TRAFFIC SERVICE PART 1
[REDACTED] [REDACTED]
TAL [REDACTED] CHAPTER 6 - 20 1.9.89
A. Date, Time Duration of Sighting. 20.9.93 Both 2030/2100 LOCAL. TWO SIMILAR
SIGHTINGS OF APPROX 8 SECOND DURATION.
B. Description of Object Both: WHITE LIGHT SIMILAR TO AIRCRAFT TAIL NAV.
LIGHT.
C. Exact Position of Observer PRESTWICK ATC VISUAL CONTROL ROOM
D. How Observed NAKED EYE
E. Direction in which Object was first seen 340°/350°
F. Angular Elevation of Object BOTH APPEARED FALLING NEARLY VERTICALLY FROM TOP
OF VCR WINDOW TO, OR CLOSE TO, GROUND
G. Distance of Object From Observer ESTIMATED 700/800 METRES
H. Movement of Object BOTH FELL AT APPROX 5° TO VERTICAL
I. Meteorological Conditions During Observations EGPK 1930UTC METAR 160/12KH
Moving Clouds, Haze, mist etc 9999 SCT040 BKN 024 04/K
3 008
K. Nearby Objects AIRFIELD LIGHTING ON MINIMUM INTENSITY - THIS
FA28 IN CIRCUIT LT RWY 13
L. To Whom Reported. SCATCC SUPERVISOR / LATCC SUPERVISOR / Ars Mil
21/9/93
M. Name and Address of Informant. [REDACTED]
ATCO, UVCR
N. Any Background Information on the Informant that may be Volunteered: 20 YRS
WORLDWIDE EXPERIENCE
O. Other Witnesses ATCO (1/b) [REDACTED]
P. Date and Time of Receipt of Report.
REMARKS: FIRST SIGHTING WAS STARTLING AS IT LOOKED [ILLEGIBLE] TO A
GROUND [ILLEGIBLE] TO BE SMALL METEORITES. [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] RELATIVE
HOLD ON AIRCRAFT [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE]
ROCK FOUND & A [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE]’"’, "); REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLUNG OBJECT E’3{ 1. Date7 time & duration of sighting 2. Description of object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness, noise) 3. Exact position of observer (Indoors/outdoors, stationary/moving) i I I I I I i I I I , I I I I I i I I , I I- I I I I J I I I 9. I I I ! I 10. I I I , I I I ! I, 4. How observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, camera or camcorder) 5. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a roughly estimated bearing) 6. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) 7. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) 8. Movements (Changes in 5, 6 & 7 may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Met conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) 5kir iSI>\ 5&lcfiVibe>r I C f ~ J ,- II> """"’I (JhL tJ ktJ f 1....1t J~f’: I ’’1 f 81flt b JL ~ , illi>.J, ]" c-,’ \-;] ""L b p(,,~,~ j",_ )~ .’ 7(~ r- k ’’’’I ’V"l ~ I I 9 ,If,t/itI../. tyf.. ~’jl jv, ’\ 6t/4,1(;{ A11 b It Jw~ eJie.d AJt.tf ~) f~"’( ~li}~’l ~1MiI P,’IfI,-.Jf-? Itll! J!.$ ..;Atf~~ "" ~N’IRJ (i4’1", N . .1’ I.J 5 t ~d A d IV’lI J\,~..r""t I (liJwif1, Mf! >f"""{ )1~1 (6);1/( IJ/h11. To whom reported (Police, military,
press etc) Petenham police, who put caller onto me
12. Name & address of informant [REDACTED]
13. Background of informant that
may be volunteered None
14. Other witnesses None
15. Date and time of receipt 23 September, c 11am
16. Any unusual meteorological
conditions None
17. Remarks [REDACTED] was phoning on behalf of her
[REDACTED] daughter (in her [REDACTED]) who was the witness.
She wasn't interested in following this up,
but her mother thought she should report
it. No interest in contacting any UFO groups!
[REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2aE135 ROYAL AIR FORCE WEST DRAYTON MIDDLESEX UB7 9AU [REDACTED] [RAF WEST DRAYTON CREST] TO Sec(As)2 FAO [REDACTED] FROM A1s(MILITARY) SUBJECT UFO REPORT DATE OF DOCUMENT 22 SEPT'93 NO. OF PAGES (INC COVER) 2 FAX NO [REDACTED] AUTHORISING OFFICER Duty A1so IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE ALL THE PAGES AS INDICATED PLEASE TELEPHONE [REDACTED] - A1S (MIL)
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING. 22 SEPT 93, 1310-1330, 20HRS
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 1
Size DIFFICULT TO ESTIMATE.
Shape ROUND DOT. GLOWED &
Colours BLACK THEN TURNED YELLOW/ORANGE FOR LAST FEW MINS.
Brightness -- FLICKERING.
Sound NONE
Smell --
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location BATTERSEA (WORK)
Indoors/Outdoors IN CAR FOR FEW MINUTES THEN OUTDOORS.
Stationary/Moving
D. HOW OBSERVED.
Naked eye / Binoculars / Other optical device /
Still or cine camera
CAME FROM EAST THEN
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN. OVER HEATHROW.
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) ON FLIGHT PATH.
1500FT ABOVE AIRCRAFT
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) --
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady MOVED SLOWLY.
Changing THEN HOVERED FOR 15 MINS.
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION
Moving clouds CLOUDY.
Haze / Mist
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. FLATS
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police HEATHROW ATC.
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
WORKS FOR [REDACTED]
O. OTHER WITNESSES. WORKMATE AND PA TO COMPANY.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT. 22 SEPT 93. 1420L.E134 ↑ FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CAB113 21/1354 264C0700 FOR CAB ROUTINE 210810Z SEP 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 202311L SEP 93. SEEN TWICE B. ONE. RED FIRE BALL. GOLF BALL SIZE, WITH FIRE COMING OFF IT. C. [REDACTED] STOKE HILL, OUTSIDE, STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. EAST F. N/A G. ONE MILE TO A MILE AND A HALF UP H. SLOWLY AND STEADY J. N/K K. N/K L. POLICE M. [REDACTED] N. Exeter, Devon. PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0007 UNCLAS O. P. 210700Z SEP 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
E133 ↑ FEED DIRECTION [stamp: MINISTRY OF [ILLEGIBLE] / Sec[ILLEGIBLE] / 2[ILLEGIBLE] SEP 1993 / [ILLEGIBLE]] U N C L A S S I F I E D CAB140 20/2041 263C1571 FOR CAB ROUTINE 201310Z SEP 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 172120L SEP 93 THREE TO FOUR SECONDS B. CYLINDRICAL, 90FT IN LENGTH, ROUNDED AT BOTH ENDS 18 FT IN DIAMETER BROWN WITH SOOTY BURN MARKS ON THE UNDERSIDE TRAVELLING AT APPROX 600MPH C. OUTSIDE. [REDACTED] BRIGHTON, EAST SUSSEX D. NAKED EYE E. SOUTH WEST, 2-3000FT IN ALTITUDE F. 45 DEGREES G. 100 YARDS H. VERY FAST AND STRAIGHT J. VERY CLEAR/LOTS OF STARS K. SURROUNDING AREA IS OF SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES L. SUSSEX POLICE PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0015 UNCLAS M. [REDACTED] (ADDRESS SAME AS C.) N. O. NONE P. 201310Z SEP 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
STAFFORDSHIRE POLICE
No reply requested
(Form 9)
Wombourne Police Station,
High Street,
Wombourne,
WV5 9EE
[REDACTED]
With ComplimentsE132
Form No. 65
Staffordshire Police
[stamp: DTI / ENQUIRY UNIT / 13 SEP 1993 / 123 Victoria Street]
Your Reference:
Our Reference:
FROM: PC [REDACTED] STATION: WOMBOURNE
TO: Supt [REDACTED] DATE: 4.9.93.
SUBJECT: Report of U.F.O Received from The Public.
1) On Friday 27th August 1993 I received a report of a sighting of an
Unidentified flying Object from a Member of the Public.
2) following requirements of STANDING ORDER E4 I report as follows:-
a) The sighting occurred at 2215 hrs on 27.08.93 and lasted five minutes.
b) The object was described as circular or cylindrical having perimetie lighting
which was florescent, it was a lone object described only as "large."
There was no sound and no colour other than the White from the lighting.
c) The object was observed above the Lake of Himley Hall, Himley, Staffs.
The observers were both indoors viewing the object through an upstairs
window and the object was seen to rise and fall on a Vertical Plane.
d) The observations took place with the naked eye - no equipment was used.
e) The object was only seen to "Hover" above Himley Hall Lake.
f) It was viewed on a level angle g) from a distance of one mile.
h) The object moved Slowly and was only seen to rise and fall vertically.
j) The observations took place on a clear night with high cloud cover.
k) The object was near to the Lake at Himley Hall, Himley, Staffs which is
surrounded by rural and wooded land.
l) Reported to PC [REDACTED] at Wombourne.
m) Informants were [REDACTED]
n) o) None.
Cont'd Overleaf / Sheet No. 2Form No. 65
Staffordshire Police
Your Reference:
Our Reference:
FROM: STATION:
TO: DATE:
SUBJECT: - Sheet 2.
cont....
p) The report was made on 27.08.93 at 2230 hrs.
q) No reply is requested.
I respectfully request this form be sent to:
Department of Trade and Industry
National Air Traffic Control Services
1 Victoria Street
London SW1H OET.
for their information an Airship was in the area at the time and
Date of the report, landing at 2230 hrs at Halfpenny Green Airport,
Bobbington. This Airship did not, or should not have passed over
Himley.
Attached is a Copy of Standing Order E4 for your referance.
[REDACTED]
PC [REDACTED]
Cont'd Overleaf / Sheet No.t’" STANDING ORDER E4 REPORTING OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS . (E:1:1) National Air Traffic Control Service 1. The Department of Trade and Industry, National Air Traffic Control Services, are required to advise the Military Aeronautical Information Service of all reports of unidentified flying objects and/or similar phenomena coming to their notice. To be of the greatest value, these reports are required in a standard form, giving as much information as possible. When a member of the general public reports such a sighting to the police, it may help them to give the required information if they can be prompted by the correct questions. 2. Set out below is the format to be used as the basis of any notification to the Department of Trade and Industry when any sighting is reported to the police:- (a) Date, time and duration of sighting. (b) Description of object (number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness, sound, smell, etc.) (c) Exact position observed (geographical location); whether observer was indoors or outdoors; whether the object was stationary or moving. (d) How observed (naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie camera). (e) Direction in which object was first seen (a landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing). (f) Angle of sight. (g) Distance (by reference to a known landmark wherever possible). (h) Movements (changes in (e). (f) and (g) may be of more use than estimates of course and speed). (j) Meteorological conditions during observations (moving clouds, haze, mist, etc.). (I<) Nearby objects (telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, T.V. or radio masts, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodl ights or other night lighting). (1) Officer to whom reported, (m) Name and address of informant. (n) Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. (0) Other witnesses. (p) Date and time of receipt of report. (q) Is a reply requested? fJ j >1’. i’-’, f>) . ,...,r v1~ --- ,,-, (~tV)E I f\t 0.:s[f\l , \.~/ ~T G’Jrt~ AiL 7;,{rTC (......-1 \{r~ pi ,.. _ ~. n",/I1. ." ’f \I; r (...\ ,--yt’! ({::t.A. <.! >- ’ ~. ,-) \ . VICTct’\/l S--.", ....- { (. lS:NOCN 8~~ I H OET,ROYAL AIR FORCE WEST DRAYTON
MIDDLESEX
UB7 9AU
[REDACTED]
[RAF West Drayton crest]
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
Sec (AS) 1
20 SEP 1993
FILE
TO SEC(AS)2 FAO - [REDACTED]
FROM AIS (MILITARY)
SUBJECT UFO REPORT
DATE OF DOCUMENT 19 SEP 93
NO. OF PAGES (NO COVER) 2 FAX NO [REDACTED]
AUTHORISING OFFICER DUTY AISO
IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE ALL THE PAGES AS INDICATED
PLEASE TELEPHONE [REDACTED] AIS (MIL)REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING. 2300L 19 SEP 93
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 2
Size NO IDEA.
Shape ROUND
Colours 2 YELLAS - ORANGE QUITE BRIGHT
Brightness
Sound 2
Smell 2 NIL.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location CENTRAL LONDON JUNCTION OF KINGS RD +
Indoors/Outdoors NEW KINGS RD.
Stationary/Moving
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) ESE OF OBSERVER.
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
NO ANGLE OF SIGHT (OBSERVER HESITATES TO POINT OUT)
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
NIL.
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady STEADY AT FIRST PAINFULLY FAST MOVING, BOTH
Changing BOUND, THEN SUDDENLY CHANGING DIRECTION --
Erratic WEAVE OF CROSSING OVER EACH OTHER.
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION
Moving clouds CLEAR NIGHT
Haze / Mist
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC.
SURROUNDED BY LOUD HOUSINGS
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police / LATER AATC LOOKING W. DRAYTON
Military Organisation
The Press /
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT LONDON
[REDACTED]
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
INFORMANT SOUNDED [REDACTED]
DRUNK!
O. OTHER WITNESSES. YES, WOMAN KNOWN TO [REDACTED]
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT
2354L 19 SEP 93[REDACTED] [REDACTED] August 19th. Apr 77 [REDACTED] [REDACTED] from BUFORA rang re. the Dontwhich sighting. He is confused as he has been told that the sighting occurred in April 1977! He was wondering if we had only just passed him to BUFORA? I said that we had not, but that you would probably be able to tell him whether we had received this particular report - if it was ever made. All very confusing - [REDACTED] thinks that BUFORA High Command has given him a tricky case to see if he's good enough to be an investigator! I resisted the temptation to ask him whether he was loopy enough... him knows or co [REDACTED] [REDACTED] been
ring after 5pm as he works all day.
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED] sighting;
1954 Friday 23 July, 5.15 Sound like humming, bup (childs)
(rick) change in frequency like humbones, britty, red, was in own vehicle.
2-3 miles; hull head, Cylindrical shape & high. Stationary.
Shadow in one end. Phone from end. Slim, clear, fast.
5am heard object, but didn't see it.
Hath system: 150,000 ft; length = 200-300 ft.
Clear path or overcast sky; 85° 90° virtually overhead
over Hondon aerodrome. Like aircraft (?) not stationary!
After 10 years, the analyst wrote of UFO that had seen.
AcForas seriity, unhelpful. BUFORA meeting, 'Nuts' (!)
Consuls report - 5-10 days after sighting, eyes strained.
79: at 3 pm = 75.REPORT OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting
Local times to be quoted
28 2345A. 3MINS.
B. Discription of Object
Number of objects,size,shape,colours,
brightness,sound,smell,etc.
1 2 WHITE LIGHTS
NO SOUND NO SMELL
C. Exact position of observer
Geographical location,indoors our out,
stationery or moving.
[REDACTED]
'OUTSIDE'
D. How Observed
Naked eye,binoculars,other optical
device,still or movie camera.
NAKED EYE
E. Direction in which Object was First Seen
A landmark more useful than badly
bearing.
TOWARDS THE NORTH
NW?
F. Angular Elevation of Object
Estimated heights are unreliable.
55°
G. Distance of Object from Observer
Ref. to known landmark when possible.
3 MILES
H. Movements of Object
Changes in E,F & G more use than est.
course and speed.
STILL THEN SUDDENLY
40 KNOTS APPROX.
J. Met. Condition During Observation
Moving clouds, haze, mist, etc.
BROKEN CLOUD HIGH.
K. Nearby Objects
Telephone or high-voltage lines; dam, lake
or reservoir; swamp or marsh; river; high
building, tall chimney, steeples,spires or
masts; airfields, generating plants;pits,
factories or other lighted sites, or lighting.
NONE
L. To Whom Reported
Police, Military org. the press, etc.
ATC. BRISTOL
M. Name and Address of Informant [REDACTED]
BRISTOL
N. Any Background Information on Informant
that may be Volunteered
EX. R.N.
O. Other Witness [REDACTED]
P. Date and Time of Receipt of Report
29 0010A.
[REDACTED]
Signature . [REDACTED] ....REPORT OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting
Local times to be quoted
930830 2220 (L)
B. Discription of Object
Number of objects,size,shape,colours,
brightness,sound,smell,etc.
Changing Colours
One, very bright
No Smell Hovering
C. Exact position of observer
Geographical location,indoors our out,
stationery or moving.
Approx Filton
D. How Observed
Naked eye,binoculars,other optical
device,still or movie camera.
Eye
E. Direction in which Object was First Seen
A landmark more useful than badly
bearing.
F. Angular Elevation of Object
Estimated heights are unreliable.
N/K
G. Distance of Object from Observer
Ref. to known landmark when possible.
H. Movements of Object
Changes in E,F & G more use than est.
course and speed.
SLIGHT SWAYING
J. Met. Condition During Observation
Moving clouds, haze, mist, etc.
CAVOK
K. Nearby Objects
Telephone or high-voltage lines; dam, lake
or reservoir; swamp or marsh; river; high
building, tall chimney, steeples,spires or
masts; airfields, generating plants;pits,
factories or other lighted sites, or lighting.
L. To Whom Reported
Police, Military org. the press, etc.
HTV.
M. Name and Address of Informant [REDACTED]
BEDMINSTER BRISTOL
N. Any Background Information on Informant
that may be Volunteered
O. Other Witness 4 ADULTS
P. Date and Time of Receipt of Report
2215 20/8/92
[REDACTED]
Signature . [REDACTED]ROYAL AIR FORCE WEST DRAYTON MIDDLESEX UB7 9AU [REDACTED] [RAF West Drayton crest] TO SEC(AS)2 (ATTN [REDACTED]) FROM AIS(MILITARY) SUBJECT UFO REPORT DATE OF DOCUMENT 14 SEPT 93 NO. OF PAGES (NO COVER) 2 FAX NO [REDACTED] AUTHORISING OFFICER WO [REDACTED] IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE ALL THE PAGES AS INDICATED PLEASE TELEPHONE [REDACTED] AIS (MIL)
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING. 14TH SEPT. 93. 0355L 3
MINS
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number ONE.
Size UNKNOWN BLUE LIGHT/METALLIC LOOKING DOWN
Shape UNKNOWN
Colours BLUE.
Brightness UNKNOWN SEEN IN SKY.
Sound UNKNOWN
Smell UNKNOWN
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location BERFORD, SSW OF BRIDLINGTON
Indoors/Outdoors BY 6 MILES.
Stationary/Moving
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) UNKNOWN
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) UNKNOWN
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) UNKNOWN
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady OBJECT 'SHOT ACROSS SKY' THEN HOVERS FOR
Changing 2-3 MINS THEN DISAPPEARED.
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds
Haze / Mist CLOUD BASE APPROX 1000ft.
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. UNKNOWN.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police HUMBERSIDE POLICE CONTROL ROOM + HUMBERSIDE [ILLEGIBLE]
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT MOBILE POLICE PATROL
INFORMED HUMBERSIDE POLICE CONTROL WHO THEN INFORMED
HUMBERSIDE COASTGUARD.
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
TWO OFFICERS IN POLICE VEHICLE.
O. OTHER WITNESSES.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
16TH SEPT 93 0418L
CONTACT NO. FOR HL OUTSIDE POLICE CONTROL
[REDACTED]ANNEX A TO
SOP 502
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1. Date, Time & Duration 0200 11 Sep 93 Local
2. Description of Object Triangular shape with very bright light at
front. Took off from a field and passed
overhead. Larger than a military aircraft.
Noise similar to Concorde.
3. Location, Indoor/outdoor Indoors but then outdoors
Stationary/moving
4. How observed (naked eye, Naked eye
binoculars, other optical device,
5. Direction in which
first seen
6. Angle of sight
7. Distance 500 metres
8. Movements Very steep climb heading towards Brighton
9. Met conditions Clear skies
10. Nearby objects
11. To whom reported
12. Name & Address [REDACTED]
Forest Row
East Grinstead
13. Background
14. Other Witness
15. Date, time of receipt 1328OO A Sep.
in AF Ops
16. Any unusual
meterological conditions
117 Remarks
[REDACTED]
RO2
Duty Ops Officer
Air Force Ops
14 Sep 93
Distribution [REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2, Room[REDACTED] MB
AEW/GE, Room[REDACTED] MB
DI55, Room[REDACTED] Metropole Building
D/AFOPS/2/5/1 [REDACTED]
2Friday 10th Sept, pm E125 (might generate UFO sightings) [Photograph of Ministry of Sound logo projected on building] POLICE took a dim view when the owners of a nightclub tried to light LIGHT SHOW up Buckingham Palace yesterday. As soon as the men from the trendy IS OFF BEAM Ministry Of Sound tried to project their huge logo on to the royal residence the men from the Home Office turned on their blue lights and stepped in with: "You can't do that, it's against regulations." Owners of the London nightspot had already parked their mobile halo- gen-lit projector near the Houses of Parliament and Battersea Power Station, above, and used them as backdrops for their spec- tacular light show. They pulled the stunt to mark the club's second birthday and its own CD topping the dance chart. Police step in to examine the projector
ROYAL AIR FORCE WEST DRAYTON MIDDLESEX UB7 9AU [REDACTED] [RAF West Drayton crest] TO SEC(AS) 2 ATTN [REDACTED] FROM AIS(MIL) SUBJECT UFO REPORT DATE OF DOCUMENT 13 SEPT 93 NO. OF PAGES (NO COVER) 2 FAX NO [REDACTED] AUTHORISING OFFICER DUTY AISO IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE ALL THE PAGES AS INDICATED PLEASE TELEPHONE [REDACTED] AIS (MIL)
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE,TIME,DURATION OF SIGHTING. SUNDAY 12TH SEPT 93 0400L
3 MINUTES
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 1
Size LARGE
Shape UNKNOWN.
Colours DARK
Brightness LIGHTS - 1 WHITE FLASHING LIGHT CENTRE, 1 GREEN, 1 RED
Sound HEAVY ENGINE EITHER SIDE.
Smell -- A UFO HOVERED. BIG CYLINDER
OBJECT UNDERNEATH
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location A22 APPROACHING NUTLEY.
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving IN CAR.
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) OVERHEAD NUTLEY, MOVED SLOWLY IN DIRECTION OF A22.
THEN TURNED RIGHT FROM OVERHEAD CAR.
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) 100FEET AGL.
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) OVERHEAD
NUTLEY.
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady SLOW.
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds CLEAR SKY DARK
Haze / Mist
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. NUTLEY VILLAGE.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police CROWBOROUGH.
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] SUSSEX.
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
NIL. INFORMED WITNESS THAT IT COULD HAVE BEEN AN AIRCRAFT,
BUT INSISTED OTHERWISE.
O. OTHER WITNESSES.
SISTER.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT. 13 SEPT '93.
1330L.ROYAL AIR FORCE WEST DRAYTON MIDDLESEX UB7 9AU [REDACTED] [RAF West Drayton crest] TO SEC(AS)2 (FAO [REDACTED]) FROM AIS(M) SUBJECT UFO REPORT DATE OF DOCUMENT 13 SEP 93 NO. OF PAGES (INC COVER) 2 FAX NO [REDACTED] AUTHORISING OFFICER WO [REDACTED] IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE ALL THE PAGES AS INDICATED PLEASE TELEPHONE [REDACTED] AIS (MIL)
** TOTAL PAGE 005 **
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING. 10 SEPT 93, 2351L, 2-3 MINS.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number STARTED OFF AS V. BRIGHT ORANGE LIGHT, HIGH AS NORTH
Size STAR. SHOT OFF SUDDENLY TOWARDS GROUND, BECAME
Shape DISC/OVAL SHAPED, HELICOPTER SIZE
Colours
Brightness
Sound No FLASHING LIGHTS OR SOUND.
Smell
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location EXETER
Indoors/Outdoors INDOORS LOOKING OUT OF NINE FACING
Stationary/Moving WINDOW.
D. HOW OBSERVED.
Naked eye / Binoculars / Other optical device /
Still or cine camera
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN. NINE.
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated
bearing) DESCENDED 45° ANGLE TO
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable) TREETOP HEIGHT
THEN SHOT OFF TO AN EASTERLY DIRECTION
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
UNKNOWN.
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady STEADY LIGHT.
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds CLEAR NIGHT SKY.
Haze / Mist
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. OPEN LAND AND TREES
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police EXETER ATC.
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT. [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
NIL
O. OTHER WITNESSES. HUSBAND
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT. 13 SEPT 93 1430.E122
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U N C L A S S [ILLEGIBLE] [stamp: MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
Sec(AS) ?
13 Sep 1993
F?E]
CAB024 13/0844 256C0545
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 130750Z SEP 93
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 110228L SEP 93
B. ONE SAUCER SHAPED, WITH YELLOW LIGHTS ON THE TOP AND BOTTOM AND
LIGHTS ON THE SIDE. OBJECT WAS ROTATING
C. INDOORS STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. NNE
F. 3000FT APPROX
G. THREE MILES
H. STEADY AND FASTER THAN A JET AIRCRAFT
J. CLEAR, LOTS OF STARS
K. N/A
L. POLICE
M. [REDACTED] BRADFORD-ON-TONE, TAUNTON
PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0001 UNCLAS
SOMERSET. [REDACTED]
N. HELICOPTER PILOT (RAF)
O. [REDACTED] WIFE
P. 110840L SEP 93
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO )
CXL 1 DD GE/AEW
CAP 1 DI S5.w{ .. {Ill REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT ANNEX A TO SOP 502 A. Date, Time & Duration of sighting 111755ZSep93 5-10 Sees B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape colour, brightness) large Red and Black ’mass’ C. location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving D. How Observed (naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) E. Direction in which object first seen (a landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) Indoors Moving Naked eye Overhead F. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) Overhead G. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) Overhead H. Movements (Changes in E,F & H may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Passed over house in direction of A20 J Met Conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) Overcast and Drizzle K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) Nil reported l. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) Bexley Heath Police StationE121
ANNEX A TO
SOP 502
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time & 111755ZSep93 5-10 Secs
Duration of sighting
B. Description of Object Large Red and Black 'mass'
(No of objects, size,
shape colour, brightness)
C. Location, indoor/outdoor, Indoors
stationary, moving Moving
D. How Observed (naked eye, Naked eye [stamp: MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
binoculars, other optical S--/AS/2
device, still or movie) 13 SEP 1993
F?E]
E. Direction in which object Overhead
first seen (a landmark may
be more useful than a badly
estimated bearing)
F. Angle of sight (Estimated Overhead
heights are unreliable)
G. Distance (By reference to a Overhead
known landmark)
H. Movements (Changes in E,F & H Passed over house in direction
may be of more use than of A20
estimates of course and speed)
J Met Conditions during observations Overcast and Drizzle
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, Nil reported
high voltage lines, reservoir, lake
or dam, swamp or marsh, river,
high buildings, tall chimneys,
steeples, spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
floodlights or night lighting)
L. To whom reported (Police, Bexley Heath Police Station
military, press etc)M. Name and Address of Informant [REDACTED]
SIDCUP
Kent
[REDACTED]
-
N. Background of Informant that Nil
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses Wife
P. Date, Time of Receipt ( in AFOR) 111810ZSep93
Q Any Unusual Meteorological Nil
Conditions
R. Remarks: Called [REDACTED]
who operate advertising airships. No reply
[REDACTED]
RO2
AFDO
AF Ops
Date: 11 Sep 93
Distribution:
[REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2, Rm[REDACTED] MB
AEW/GE, Rm[REDACTED] MB
DI 55, Rm[REDACTED] Metropole Bldg
File AF Ops/2/5/1 [REDACTED]E120
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U N C L A S S I F I E [D] [stamp: [ILLEGIBLE] 1993]
CWD161 10/1315 253C1638
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 101245Z AUG 93
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 081745Z SEPTEMBER 93
B. ONE EGG SHAPED, SILVER OBJECT, WITH A RED GLOW ROUND IT
C. OUTDOORS AND STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. CUTTESLOWE PARK, N OXFORD
F. N/A
G. HALF A MILE AWAY
H. MOVED VERTICAL THEN WEST, VERY FAST
J. CLEAR
K. NO
L. POLICE
M. [REDACTED]
N. RELIABLE MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN
PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0015 UNCLAS
P. 101230Z SEPTEMBER 1993
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO )
CXL 1 DD GE/AEW
CAP 1 DI S5Station: Headquarters Information Room Essex Police.
Officer: [REDACTED] [stamp: 15 [ILLEGIBLE] 1993
F?E]
Subject: U.F.O
Date: 03.09.93 Ref: INC 1101. 03.09.93.
PARA 81 SO Re U.F.O.
A. 03 SEPT. 1993. Reported sighting 2345hrs.
OCCURED JUST BEFORE REPORTED.
B. 1 OBJECT SEEN, NO REAL DESCRIPTION, EXCEPT IT WAS
VERY BRIGHT GREEN IN COLOUR.
C. INF WAS TRAVELLING IN A CAR TO HOME ADDRESS IN
WHITE NOTLEY.
D. OBSERVED BY NAKED EYE.
E. NOT KNOWN
F. INF STATED THE OBJECT WAS VISABLE, JUST ABOVE
TREE HEIGHT LEVEL.
G. NOT KNOWN, BUT INF DIDN'T THINK IT WAS THAT FAR AWAY.
H. THE OBJECT MOVED AT VERY HIGH SPEED, LOST SIGHT OF
IT IN A MATTER OF SECONDS.
J. WEATHER CONDITIONS DRY.
TIME OF DAY, ALMOST MIDNIGHT.
K. NOT KNOWN [REDACTED]
L. REPORTED TO POLICE. OPERATOR [REDACTED]
M. INF. [REDACTED]
WHITE NOTLEY
BRAINTREE [REDACTED]
N. -
O. NO OTHER WITNESSES APART FROM DRIVER OF CAR.
P. Reported 03 SEPT 93 AT 23.45hrs.
Copies to:
Sec(AS)2
Aew IGE
D1 55
Dates 2/S11.
Form A.57
Rev. 9/79
PSL 4173ESSEX POLICE — ESSEX POLICE — ESSEX POLICE — ESSEX POLICE — ESSEX POLICE — ESSEX POLICE — ESSEX POLICE
INCID NO 1101 SOURCE 999 CALL DATE 03-09-93 TIME 2345 OP 7390
LOCATION NO MATCH, GREAT BARDFIELD
See text of message below
SECTN C21 BEAT A SUB-DIV C2 MAP REF NOMATCH UHF 31/02
MESSAGE STRANGE OBJECT SEEN IN THE SKY ABOVE GREAT BARDFIELD HEADING TOWARD
S PANFIELD..THE OBJECT WAS A VERY BRIGHT GREEN AND WAS TRAVELLING AT
EXCESS SPEED AND THEN JUST DISSAPPEARED.
INFORMANT [REDACTED] CALLING FROM [REDACTED]
VIEWING RATING PRIORITY R DATE AND TIME OCCURRED
ACTION ENTRIES FOR 03-09-93
2349 *** ROUTINE *** OP 7390
2359 Message amended - was STANGE OBJECT SEEN OP 7390
ACTION ENTRIES FOR 04-09-93
0000 CHECKED WITH CN, NO FURTHER REPS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED. OP 7390
0011 UFO REPORT SUBMITTED AND FORWARDED TO MOD, WHITEHALL. OP 7390
0024 HAVE TRIED TO MAKE CONTACT WITH STANSTED AIRPORT, NO REPLY. OP 7390
0030 WEST DRAYTON AIR TRAFFIC CONTACTED...COULD POSSIBLY HAVE OP 7390
BEEN AN AIRCRAFT NAVIGATION LIGHT OR EVEN AN METEOR SHOWER.
WEST DRAYTON HAVE RECEIVED NO REPS. VISIBILITY IS CLEAR OVER
MOST OF THE COUNTRY.
0030 NO FURTHER ACTION .. OP 7390
PAGE 001-001
LT 9 LIVE
END OF MESSAGE HQIR00001 TO HQIR FROM VDU009 04-09-93 0031
PAGE 1 OF 1FCF.
UNCLASSIFIED
STAFF IN CONFIDENCE
HEADQUARTERS PROVOST & SECURITY SERVICES (UNITED KINGDOM)
DAILY OCCURRENCE LOG
DOB Serial No:......................491.93
Date of DOB entry..................04/09/93
Time of DOB entry..................1730 Hours
P&SS Region of responsibility.....WR
Reported by:
Rank.[REDACTED] Name..[REDACTED].Trade/Duty...N/A
Unit...N/A...Tel No & Ext..[REDACTED]
DETAILS OF OCCURRENCE
SIGHTING OF UFO
1. [REDACTED] OF [REDACTED] LOCKLEAZE, BRISTOL,
REPORTED THAT "SOMETIME IN AUGUST" AT 0300 HRS SHE SAW A PEN SHAPED OBJECT
OUTSIDE HER KITCHEN WINDOW WHICH IS ON THE FIRST FLOOR. IT DISAPPEARED AND
REAPPEARED 3 TIMES BEFORE FINALLY MOVING OUT OF VIEW. SHE DESCRIBED IT AS
BLACK IN COLOUR WITH AREAS OF CHROME. SHE ALSO STATED THAT IT MADE NO
SOUND.
2. [REDACTED] STATED THAT SHE WAS [REDACTED] YRS OLD AND PEOPLE THOUGHT THAT SHE
WAS ECCENTRIC. DURING THE CONVERSATION SHE SOUNDED CONFUSED & INCOHERENT,
FREQUENTLY LOSING TRACK OF WHAT SHE WAS SAYING.
ACTION TAKEN
1. INFO ONLY.
DOB Entry made by: CPL [REDACTED]
[stamp: MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
S-- ??
- 9 SEP 1993
FYE 12/2][stamp: S--
7 SEP 1993] 117
REPORT FORM
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A Date, Time and Duration of Sighting
5TH SEPT 93 2255LOCAL 15MINS & STILL VISIBLE
WHEN REPORTED
B Description of Object FIVE LIGHTS COLOURED GREEN BLUE
WHITE & YELLOW
C Exact Position of Observer [REDACTED] LOCH KATRINE
OUTDOORS, ALSO [REDACTED]
D How Observed NAKED EYE & BINOCULARS
E Direction in which Object was First Seen LOOKING NORTH TO (HEAD)
OF LOCH LOMOND
F Angular Elevation of Object
ABOUT 45°
G Distance of Object from Observer NOT POSSIBLE TO DETERMINE
H Movements of Object ROTATING
J Meteorological Conditions During Observations.
Moving clouds, haze, mist etc VERY CLEAR STARRY NIGHT
K Nearby Objects
NONE
L To Whom Reported SCOTTISH AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE
SHERWOOD ROAD
PRESTWICK
M Name and Address of Informant [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
LANARKSHIRE
N Any Background Information on the Informant that may be Volunteered
NONE
O Other Witnesses [REDACTED]
P Date & Time of Receipt of Report
5TH SEPT 1993 2315.~.......,.."""",, .l~ /F:1:J? ,5 ~! !.J.; IjA;i1;:Fi: 1: ’.J:.I ! (}~~’ ,~~~’ 1~ I P’l’ !"’ SL.2,~": , (: 0, 1 i) l,~ 1’-’ ::~ . t: 1.1, ~:f. S [1: :~5rn{::: 11 (ji’ii; (J-’9’:r ~~ ’t ~:;L t ,a t ,1 n ,i .’$ ,.. ("’: .1#( J " LJ’:)tJ (, ~ ’ t~, ~ ~f.t ~~.’~r ~~) t’ j;::’ t.I,. ():f.~ \f~f’~’~(: " 4~! -:; ~~~t ’!~r~n,~.ft~; .~ />,."" ’;, () {J::~~V.l~EJ’~ w llfrr~rE.t~r:g~1} ,~ f}, !1~’:J3~ ~l~~I I)~r I H.~~’P<)R’~i?E116
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING. 05 SEPT 93. 1730L
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number
Size TRIANGULAR + SPINNING.
Shape
Colours
Brightness
Sound
Smell
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER. M
Geographical Location
Indoors/Outdoors MUIR OF ORD
Stationary/Moving
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) SUN HEADING NE
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
150' to 200' AGL
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
UNKNOWN
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing / SW——NE
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds CLEAR + SUNNY
Haze / Mist
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. AT LEVEL 500 TO [ILLEGIBLE]
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police [ILLEGIBLE] CONSTABLE [REDACTED] POLICE
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
ANONYMOUS
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
VOICE SOUNDED RELIABLE
O. OTHER WITNESSES. —
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
[ILLEGIBLE] SEPT [ILLEGIBLE]
FROM [REDACTED]
BY [ILLEGIBLE]E114
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING. 04/09/93 2130L DURATION
UNKNOWN
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number ONE
Size UNKNOWN
Shape UNKNOWN
Colours WHITE
Brightness UNKNOWN
Sound UNKNOWN
Smell UNKNOWN
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location 10 MILES OUT OF LONDON ON M25
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationary/Moving SINGULAR
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) UNKNOWN.
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
UNKNOWN.
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible)
UNKNOWN
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady UNKNOWN
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds UNKNOWN
Haze / Mist
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC. [ILLEGIBLE]
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police [ILLEGIBLE] REPORTED TO THAMES VALLEY POLICE (?) [ILLEGIBLE]
Military Organisation [REDACTED]
The Press WIFE PHONED DETAILS THROUGH TO US
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT.
[REDACTED] Oxford[?] [REDACTED]
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED.
INFORMANT [ILLEGIBLE] PEOPLE FOR 30 MINS AND [ILLEGIBLE]
O. OTHER WITNESSES. FOUR PEOPLE IN CAR.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
04/09/93 2140[?]E113
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UNCLASSIFIED
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SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 02 SEP 93, 2030. 5 SECONDS
B. 1 OBJECT LARGE AND LONG. GOLD IN COLOUR. VERY BRIGHT
C. PENARTH HEAD. INDOORS
D. NAKED EYE
E. BRISTOL CHANNEL
F. UNKNOWN
G. UNKNOWN
H. STEADY
J. MOVING CLOUDS
K. NIL
L. CARDIFF POLICE
M. [REDACTED] PENARTH. SOUTH
GLAMORGAN. [REDACTED]
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REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
AIS/PF5
A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING. 1950L 01 SEP 93.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT.
Number 1
Size LARGE BUT NO ESTIMATION
Shape CYLINDRICAL/PENCIL-SHAPED
Colours BLACK
Brightness }
Sound } NONE
Smell }
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER.
Geographical Location MAIDSTONE, KENT.
Indoors/Outdoors IN CAR (DRIVING) ALONG THE HEATH ROAD BETWEEN
Stationary/Moving LANGLEY → COXHEATH, WESTBOUND.
D. HOW OBSERVED.
Naked eye / [struck: Binoculars / Other optical device /]
[struck: Still or cine camera].
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN.
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated
bearing) WITNESS ESTIMATES OBJECT SEEN WAS TO HIS WEST
NORTHWEST
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
WITNESS WAS IN CAR AND ABLE TO VIEW OBJECT WITHOUT MOVING
DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) FROM DRIVER
OBJECT ESTIMATED AT HIGH ALTITUDE (NO DISTANCE SEAT THROUGH
ESTIMATED) FRONT WINDSCREEN
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION.
Moving clouds CLEAR SKY SOME HI-ALT STRATUS
Haze / Mist SUN SETTING.
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC.
NONE.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED.
Police MAIDSTONE POLICE.
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT. [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
N. ANY INFORMATION OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED. [REDACTED]
NARRATIVE J REVERSE.
O. OTHER WITNESSES.
NONE.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT.
2108L 01 SEP 93.Witss says he noticed object whilst driving along the Heath Road Westbound. He saw it clearly, it appeared at distance but was obviously large. It didn't appear to move at first, it was stationary and was inverted not horizontal at an approx angle of 80°. The witness travelled for approx 3mils whilst observing the object, it appeared to get larger whilst occasionally moving though cloud (or cloud may have passed in front of object). Witness then became aware of an aircraft travelling in general direction of object (aircraft was quite large but not large passenger jet, possible business jet) As it got nearer to object, the object made sudden quick movement. It turned on its nose to the horizontal and moved in the same direction as the witness (west bound) then became lost in cloud. The witness also noticed a vapour trail associated with these movements.
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FYE 19/2]
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 31 1840Z AUG 93
B. 1 LARGE BLACK OBJECT WITH HIGH PITCHED SOUND
C. SITTING DOWN OUTDOORS
D. NAKED EYE
E. OVERHEAD
F. N/K
G. N/K
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR
K. NONE
L. BRECON POLICE
M. [REDACTED] CUMBU CRICKHOWELL,
POWYS. [REDACTED]
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[stamp: MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
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- 1 SEP 1993
FYE 12/2]
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA.
A. 312123Z AUG 93
B. 1 RED AND GREEN STAR SHAPED OBJECT
C. OUTDOOR STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. OLDGAR AREA
F. N/K
G. N/K
H. HOVERING
J. CLEAR
K. NIL
L. SCOTLAND YARD
M. [REDACTED] LOUGHTON, [REDACTED]
N. NIL
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[stamp: MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
SEC/AS
- 7 SEP 1993
FYE 12/2]
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 30 1900Z AUG 93
B. 2 BRIGHT CIGAR SHAPED YELLOW OBJECTS
C. PLOCAENOG FOREST, NORTH WALES
D. NAKED EYE
E. N/K
F. N/K
G. N/K
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR
K. NIL
L. POLICE
M. [REDACTED]
N. NIL
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UFO
FLYING COMPLAINT FORM
From: RAF St Mawgan Reference: SM/1627/7/Org
To: MOD Sec(AS)2b/MOD S9A(AIR)/MOD PL(LS)Claims 3
1. Details of Complainant
a. Name [REDACTED] Grid Ref:
b. Address [REDACTED]
ST ENDELLION
PORT ISAAC Listed YES/NO
c. Nearest large town WADEBRIDGE
d. Tel No: [REDACTED]
2. Details of Incident
a. Date: 23 AUG 93
b. Time (local or GMT) 2300 LOCAL
c. No of ac involved /
d. Height
e. Direction
3. Details of Aircraft (Tick as appropriate)
Jet ac Propeller ac Military ac Civil ac Fighter
Bomber Helicopter Light ac Other Camouflage
Silver Red and White Other colours/special markings (specify)
4. Location of Complaint
a. Address as 1b /
or
b.
5. Claims. Is there any injury to persons and/or livestock or damage to
property which will result in a claim ? If so, if complainant owner of the
property? (Details).
16. Full details of complaint IN AREA OF DELPHINUS AND
EQUULES ENIF (STARS). A ONE FLASH (WHITE)
12 - 15 SECONDS TO 2ND FLASH THEN 6
OTHERS AT IRREGULAR INTERVALS.
7. Date and time report received 25 AUG 93
8. Acknowledgement sent to complainant
9.
10.
11.
[REDACTED]
SIGNED [REDACTED]
NAME [REDACTED]
Date: ___________
RANK FGOFF Tel ext [REDACTED]
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ROUTINE 270715Z AUG 93
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
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UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 270030L AUG 93
B. THREE ROUND OBJECTS. LARGER THAN STARS ALL COLOURS OF THE
SPECTRUM
C. CROXTON WAY, EASTBOURNE OUTDOORS, STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. TWO TO NORTH, ONE TO SOUTH
F. 100
G. -
H. CHANGING
J. CLEAR
K. -
L. POLICE AND MILITARY ORGANISATION
M. [REDACTED] [REDACTED]
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CAP 1 DI S5ROYAL AIR FORCE St. MAWGAN CORNWALL Telephone NEWQUAY [Section 40] SORRY IT'S A BORING ONE STILL LOOKING FOR LITTLE GREEN MEN! With Compliments [Section 40] FLG OFF Extension [Section 40]
UFO
F[LYING COMP]LAINT FORM
From: RAF St Mawgan Reference: SM/1627/6/Org
To: * MOD Sec(AS)2b/MOD SSA(AIR)/MOD PL(LS)Claims S
1. Details of C[omplaint] REPORTING PERSONS . . .
a. Name P.C. [Section 40] (& P.C. [Section 40] Grid Ref:
b. Address CAMBORNE POLICE STN [Section 40] FA:
SOUTH TERRACE CAMBORNE [Section 40] Camborne Listed YES/NO
CORNWALL TR14 8SY CORNWALL [Section 40]
c. Nearest large town CAMBORNE
d. Tel No: [Section 40]
2. Details of Incident
a. Date: 3 AUG
b. Time (Local or GMT) [CORSEL] 0010 (L)
UFO
c. No of ac involved ONE
d. Height
e. Direction
3. Details of Aircraft (Tick as appropriate)
Jet ac Propeller ac Military ac Civil ac Fighter
Bomber Helicopter Light ac Other Camouflage
Silver Red and White Other colours/special markings (specify)
4. Location of C[omplaint] REPORT
a. Address as 1b
or
b. OVERLOOKING CAMBORNE FROM WEST, LOOKING EAST
5. Claims. Is there any injury to persons and/or livestock or damage to
property which will result in a claim? If so, if complainant owner of the
property? (Details).
16. Full details of complaint REPORTING PERSON IS ONE OF A 2-MAN POLICE
PATROL WHO WERE ON DUTY OVERLOOKING CAMBORNE WHEN THEY SAW A
BLUEY-WHITE LIGHT FORMING A SMALL CIRCULAR SHAPE OVER THE TOWN AT
100-1500'. IT APPEARED AGAINST A BACK GROUND OF LOW CLOUD, DESCENDED
RAPIDLY TO NEAR GROUND LEVEL AT A 70° ANGLE TO THE GROUND THEN
DISAPPEARED. RANGE WAS ESTIMATED AT ½ - ¾ MILE TO THE EAST ie OVERHEAD
CAMBORNE. NO NOISE OR A/C NAV LIGHTS. BOTH P.C.'S ARE AWARE THAT
ITS A STRANGE OCCURENCE BUT CAN THINK OF NO LOGICAL EXPLANATION +
7. Data and time report received 2230 4 AUG 93 - TELEPHONE
8. Acknowledgement sent to complainant NO
9.
10.
11.
[Section 40]
SIGNED
NAME
Date: 5 AUG 93 RANK FLT LT Tel ext [Section 40]
ATR
-2-.,- 01 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT t f 4-- I I ! I i i I ! I I I , I I I i I , j I I I I I I ! I I I I I I I ! I I L I j I I I I I ! I I f I ! I I I ! ! L Date, time & duration of sighting I I I I : Ol1l ~J..t tw.{ S’~~t~J ’b5al:, ~t", 4M <!~f / j.,J .. tI;’1 i ,\’,.." V ,~h ~,~ Ii " I WiN( I""" >I’i: I1I!.i’!j , IV’. 1"1"",(, -U ...~ Nt ,. !vW I ~eM J: MMi I~’ . 0 I I I I (JiI,i.)., ,~t kct , ..J: ’~"’J~ltf f(j i A...i,t.Jf.1j I ’ ff r I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I d J,1f4) I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I _Ii, .~ 2ft" fj I. ., f, ,,;’~/’fj)"’1 .- < /fl-Y;,;.f’;; I J’ r() {Vi fcte", l"f it ~.. f(b"\I!l~ . !J’t~d 2. Description of object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness, noise) 3. Exact position of observer (Indoors/outdoors, stationary/moving) 4. How observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, camera or camcorder) (lL 5. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a roughly estimated bearing) OIlW tj i i 4{ f}vf <ft ill ik JYf’{f t;;.dfi,l f., f ~ ~f,l t)~l .if .. .or! ,~t"’ ....... ~~ (lt~" ""t,. ), ~t "II it’. M"{~ <’ /<1’/("’7 ~l’(ltJ;.’\Ii. 6. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) 7h~JtJ t ,i<tJ b<<i kn1( JJ: J".~1h /- W! 7. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) v II) bt lt , iAli/ i1 ~f{ ’f , 8. Movements (Changes in 5, 6 & 7 may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) h"..iYJ. j 1J ’i 5h,f 1f i ’f ~ fir .. I ." /;" " , "" ’,’ $~ 1 t",il’ Jt . I1 ."" I~ ; ."’ ’’’’;.Id \. .. ’" ,} " ~;~1: bJ’ ~"l - In ;:... f. ff.} ’\ ,. 9. Met conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) {/t.;,,,r ., 10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lpke or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, ispires~ TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) r’! $ t’f..Q;.<.11 MI... f.;.. 5 (/.l.t~~ ’fiI ~ j I I i <&"ftJ.. ~~ )~e’VjREPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1. Date, time & Thursday 26th August, 3.40 pm, object
duration of sighting seen for a few seconds.
2. Description of object One white oval shaped object, like an egg, but
(No of objects, size, more flat at ends. No noise. V approx size of funny
shape, colour, half at arms length. O
brightness, noise)
3. Exact position of outdoors on beach at Cemmaes Bay, Anglesey
observer
(Indoors/outdoors,
stationary/moving)
4. How observed (Naked eye, Naked eye
binoculars, other optical
device, camera or camcorder)
5. Direction in which object Over bay, and shot off to left.
first seen (A landmark may Witness observed that object shot off
be more useful than a in North - westerly direction.
roughly estimated bearing)
6. Angle of sight (Estimated Thought object was large but high
heights are unreliable)
7. Distance (By reference to a V close to beach, although high up
known landmark)
8. Movements (Changes in 5, 6 & Initially hovered, then shot off at "8 or
7 may be of more use than 10 times speed of fast jet". "Across the
estimates of course and speed) sky and out of sight in a flash".
9. Met conditions during Clear day + Sunny
observations
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, Beach etc, although nobody else
high voltage lines, reservoir lake appeared to have seen object
or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
floodlights or night lighting)11. To whom reported (Police, military, Police, then Sec(AS)2a
press etc)
12. Name & address of informant [Section 40]
13. Background of informant that Witness was on holiday with family
may be volunteered
14. Other witnesses [Section 40] wife and two young children
15. Date and time of receipt Fri 27 Aug, c 10:30 am
16. Any unusual meteorological No
conditions
17. Remarks Witness amazed by what had seen, but
did not once mention the word "UFO". Gave
him the details of UFO groups.
[Section 40]
Sec(AS)2a
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F/I3F/IBJ
SUBJECT: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT (UFO)
A. 262221(L) AUG 93 ONE POINT FIVE TO TWO SECONDS
B. 3MM SPHERICAL. WHITE HOT (INCANDESCENT) NO SOUND
C. [Section 40] MERSEYSIDE. [Section 40]
D. NAKED EYE
E. ABOVE LIVERPOOL BAY (APPROX) TRAVELLING TOWARDS ISLE OF MAN
F. SEEN AT APPROX 080 DEGREES. DISAPPEARED APPROX 040 DEGREES
G. UNABLE TO DETERMINE
H. SMOOTH WITH PIECES BREAKING OFF IN TRAIL
J. CLEAR CALM NIGHT. STARS VISIBLE
K. NEARBY HOUSES
L. COASTGUARD. RECEIVED FURTHER REPORTS
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REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1. Date, Time
& Duration of Sighting 1845Z 25 AUG 93 5 Minutes
2. Description of Object
(No of objects, size, 1 Object. Blackish. Egg shaped. Band across it.
shape, colour, brightness)
3. Location, indoor/outdoor, Outdoor. Moving towards SE.
stationary/moving
4. How observed (naked eye, Naked eye and telescope.
binoculars, other optical device,
still or moving)
5. Direction in which object first seen Over roof of houses.
(A landmark may be more useful than
a badly estimated bearing
6. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights Height judged by church spire. 140 ft.
are unreliable)
7. Distance (By reference to a Close. Two streets away.
known landmark)
8. Movements (Changes in 5,6 & 7 Towards east.
may be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
9. Met conditions during observations Overcast. 2000ft cloudbase.
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high None.
voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high buildings,
tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or
radio masts, airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or night lighting)
11. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) Police.
12. Name & Address of Informant
[Section 40]
[Section 40] Higham Ferrers [Section 40]
Northants
1- ~ F~PORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 1 I Date, time & duration of sighting 1. 2. Description of object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness, noise) 3. Exact position of observer (Indoors/outdoors, stationary/moving) 4. How observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, camera or camcorder) 5. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a roughly estimated bearing) 6. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) 7. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) 8. Movements (Changes in 5, 6 & 7 may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) 9. Met conditions during observations (Moving clo ds, haze, mist etc) 10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) i 7 Wid? .2 ft~ A1\Vit " r A l’~’vv fl4:)wk ~ , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I ,~) L~, V’i/ ?,;,it j IMd k, fI~A’r i’11 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I d/fftl?J( .47 ;’’-’’1 , ~ -/1 ":1, l’ , VI’!( fIr.., lMAlt-- - f"’>’~( fhfc ~~ ....,."! ilV’, li’ ’ t" " ijrftJ,,: 1- ,d {li!5Ly kIll; , ftl" , I .f f ’ . .’ /~ ’0/ /.. . .,.---f’’!...- n,;’!?(. , (;1"". _ ""fL’ ~ L # I lVI/~\ err. ii, - j .’ J ’" ~J - /’.i,~ ’;9 J lvf !t~r""i’4;~ ("rMjJf , It /(/Ia.’T N{ f’ ! .1}.IL ’,. t~’’’r~JI’w ,....v!- ’/ L J if r ;101/ "’,./. It 7& /iN , , , Qi 4’1( tt t J....:hJi, i~r1 ilw ,llVIJ.h~ I"".I"’/.I . l’ I ’- ’:’Ii".. ( h*~h1’:;~t.g lk.0 t1t\lV’’V>:f !Iff bv;f ;1tClt"b&1.f[ /ftt’ ; I I f, , ’ ’i "") "’-’It 11 f",,,,, l!0f H..{, ,,.,"W&\ ,) ;~t-) ~ n IV/k ’1’ ’In If.[.~-"I>;> ,J Ji ’lt.. i’ 11’ ’ "J I: i’., I #!,p"’p ~/t , f!, (/{ ft."’? ; i. ’.... . f’ , .-j,/..if. ) "’,f- VV,l"lt,1)(} ,’’’/: ~’1&1~ .f"" ,,/> /( l11. To whom reported (Police, military, Local Police. Sec(AS)2a.
press etc)
12. Name & address of informant [Section 40] Kettering, Northants.
[Section 40]
13. Background of informant that [Section 40]
may be volunteered
14. Other witnesses None
15. Date and time of receipt Wed 25th Aug, c 10 am
16. Any unusual meteorological N/k
conditions
17. Remarks Checked with [Section 40]. Airship
was not flying last night. Gave the ladies
details of UFO groups, and undertook to let
them know if we found anything out.
They'd watch out for local papers etc and let
me know if there are any other reports.
[Section 40]
Sec(AS)2a[TOP] [FEED DIRECTION] U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD285 19/2207 231C1073 FOR CAB ROUTINE 190740Z AUG 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 190110Z AUG 93 APPROX 3 MINS B. VERY LOW FAST MOVING OBJECT WITH A VAPOUR TRAIL C. OUTDOORS AND MOVING D. NAKED EYE E. N/A F. N/A G. N/A H. STEADY J. CLEAR K. N/A L. GLASGOW AIRPORT AND SCOTTISH AIR TRAFFIC CENTRE M. [Section 40] AIRDRIE [Section 40] N. N/A PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0007 UNCLAS O. N/A P 190700Z AUG 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI S5
[TOP] [FEED DIRECTION] U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD119 18/1133 230C0693 FOR CAB ROUTINE 180800Z AUG 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 162300Z AUG 93 B. ONE HEXAGONAL DULL ORANGE SHAPE C. OUTDOORS D. NAKED EYE E. NIL F. NIL G. NIL H. FAST STEADY J. CLEAR K. NIL L. NIL M. [Section 40] SOUTHAMPTON HAMPSHIRE [Section 40] N. NIL PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0002 UNCLAS O. NIL P. 171500Z AUG 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
[TOP] [FEED DIRECTION] U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD303 17/2311 229C2432 FOR CAB ROUTINE 171430Z AUG 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA. A. 170200Z AUG 93 B. ONE TRIANGULAR SHAPED BRIGHT SUBJECT WITH NO SOUND OR SMELL C. OUTDOORS. STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. NIL F. NIL G. N/K H. STEADY. HIGH SPEED J. CLEAR K. NIL L. NIL M. [Section 40] HIGHFIELD. WIGAN. [Section 40] N. NIL PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0027 UNCLAS O. NIL P. 171338Z AUG 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
MODCIS (RAF10) Cpl [Section 40] /Cpl [Section 40] /SAC [Section 40] ANNEX A TO
6 phone?
[Section 40] [Section 40] [Section 40] SOP 502
A52
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1. Date, Time
& Duration of Sighting 16 Aug 93 2214Z
2. Description of Object
(No of objects, size, One bright object changing from Red to Green to White.
shape, colour, brightness) Static.
3. Location, indoor/outdoor, Outdoor, observed from Fire Section garage RAF Portreath.
stationary/moving
4. How observed (naked eye, Naked eye
binoculars, other optical device,
still or moving)
5. Direction in which object first seen Possibly North East
(A landmark may be more useful than
a badly estimated bearing
6. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights Not Known
are unreliable)
7. Distance (By reference to a Not Known
known landmark)
8. Movements (Changes in 5,6 & 7 Static
may be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
9. Met conditions during observations Clear sky. Occasional Shooting stars!
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high Nil
voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high buildings,
tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or
radio masts, airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or night lighting)
11. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) Duty NCO, Sgt [Section 40]
12. Name & Address of Informant
Cpl [Section 40]
RAF Police Section, RAF Portreath
113. Background of Informant that may be volunteered
N/A
14. Other Witnesses [Section 40]
Cpl [Section 40] and SAC [Section 40] both of Fire Section
[Section 40]
15. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR)
162220Z Aug 93
16. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions
None
17. Remarks
Nil
[Section 40]
Date: 17 Aug 93 RO2
Duty Operations Officer
Air Force Operations
Distribution: [Section 40]
Sec(AS)2, Room [Section 40] Main Building
AEW/GE, Room [Section 40] Main Building
DI 55, Room [Section 40] Metropole Building
File D/AFOPS/2/5/1 [Section 40]
2[Section 40] E91
+1
UNCLASSIFIED [RESTRICTED]
STAFF IN CONFIDENCE
HEADQUARTERS PROVOST & SECURITY SERVICES (UNITED KINGDOM)
DAILY OCCURRENCE LOG
DOB Serial No:.....................453.93
Date of DOB entry.................14/08/93
Time of DOB entry.................0145 Hours
P&SS Region of responsibility.....CR
Reported by: [Section 40]
Rank...FLT LT...Name [Section 40].Trade/Duty...DUTY OFF
Unit...RAF NEATISHEAD...Tel No & Ext...
DETAILS OF OCCURRENCE
SIGHTING OF UFO'S
1. REPORTS THAT [Section 40] BISHOPS GATE, NORWICH,
[Section 40] HAD OBSERVED 2 DARK BROWN DIAMOND SHAPED OBJECTS AT THE FOLLOWING
TIMES; 132230LAUG93, 132233LAUG93 AND 140110LAUG93, FOR APPROX 5 SECONDS
EACH TIME. THEY WERE SEEN FROM [Section 40] HOUSE AND APPEARED TO BE
NORTH OF NORWICH. ALSO OBSERVED BY HIS MOTHER AND GIRLFRIEND.
ACTION TAKEN
1. INFO FCF.
DOB Entry made by: CPL [Section 40].".. REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) L Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) M.’1i-.....{ if . I I I , I It.l}.;f{ ttWl’.t , . . ~ I J ,~ ii, l’ 14 ,)"’pv,,!\ \,;M: -’1j 1’1’ J I I I , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l..J f " AM. j l’J -/,1 OUl )"". h’M._1 .( ft’, ’I 17" v ,.. f" . , ’"’’’’,’’ , (A"(.,. Mut. c..itde. w;/1 ()~!kk ’t5() f’~~ ..t, "",1 ; $I’lJl ; 111\ ffdty~ J!; pjY~iv:."" I!i. .l JVvtl~. (;’’’ r ""t"-. ,; 1/J"wrv1fJ1 [)rlvil{ (. f6jG /’ ,j (. ’’’’1 itA Afr~1.l iJj<.,&<,~ j &,,\ I ", 1’.1 i ~MJ{trt .,.t.t1\ )/;.V1f: dfit.{ 1~!; , JK. To whom reported (Police, military, Sec(AS)2a
press etc)
L. Name & Address of Informant Name not given. [Section 40]
M. Background of Informant that None
may be volunteered
N. Other Witnesses None
O. Date, Time of Receipt Tues 17th Aug, 11 am
P. Any Unusual Meteorological None
Conditions
Q. Remarks Suggested halo effect, which disappeared when
angle of light changed. Also suggested laser/searchlight
being tested. Offered details of UFO groups.
[Section 40]
Sec(AS)2a[TOP] [FEED DIRECTION] U N C L A S S I F I E D CWV118 14/1410 226C0493 FOR CAB ROUTINE 131430Z AUG 93 FROM RAF MARHAM TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC LGZ/Z6J/Z6F UFO REPORT A. 12 AUG 93/0200HRS/5 MINS B. ONE/SHAPE INDEFINABLE/LIGHTS. REG/GRN/BLUE FLASHING IN SEQUENCE/FULL LIGHTS SHINING DOWNWARDS C. KINGS LYNN NORFOLK TOWN QUAY D. NAKED EYE E. ALONG RIVER FROM DIRECTION OF THE WASH F. HIGH ANGLE G. 100 YDS H. TRAVELLED SLOWLY TO OVERHEAD THEN HOVERED FOR SHORT WHILE THEN VERTICALLY AT HIGH SPEED. REAPPEARED ONE MINUTE LATER AND FINALLY DISAPPEARED VERTICALLY WITH BRIGHT WHITE LIGHT J. BROKEN CLOUD/GOOD VISIBILITY K. KINGS LYNN DOCKS/TOWN STREET LIGHTS/LARGE GRAIN SILOS.CHEMICAL PLANT L. OPS RAF MARHAM M. [Section 40] [Section 40] N. ALL 3 WITNESSES WERE FISHING BY RIVER OUSE. INFORMANT HAS BEEN INTERESTED IN UFOS FOR YEARS AND HAS REPORTED PREVIOUS SIGHTINGS O. NAMES NOT GIVEN P. 13 AUG 93 1500HRS BT DISTRIBUTION LGZ F NO SDL DISTRIBUTION Z6J F NO SDL DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW
ANNEX A TO
SOP 502
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1. Date, Time & Duration 2200 12 Aug 93 Local
2. Description of Object Very bright yellow light low in sky
3. Location, indoor/outdoor Outdoors
Stationary/moving
4. How observed (naked eye, Naked eye
binoculars, other optical device,
5. Direction in which
first seen
6. Angle of sight
7. Distance
8. Movements West to East moving very slowly
9. Met conditions Clear
10. Nearby objects Small village with very little street
lighting
11. To whom reported Police
12. Name & Address [Section 40]
Poulton
Cirencester
[Section 40]
13. Background
14. Other Witness Mother
15. Date, time of receipt 130955Z Aug 93
in AF Ops
16. Any unusual
meterological conditions
1[Section 40]
17 Remarks Reported by PC [Section 40] cirencester
police
[Section 40]
RO2
Duty Ops Officer
Air Force Ops
13 Aug 93
Distribution [Section 40]
Sec(AS)2, Room [Section 40] MB
AEW/GE, Room [Section 40] MB
DI55, Room [Section 40] Metropole Building
D/AFOPS/2/5/1 [Section 40]
2[TOP] [FEED DIRECTION] U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD019 16/0754 228C0373 FOR CAB ROUTINE 160700Z AUG 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT:AERIAL PHENOMENA. A. 132125 LOCAL AUG 93. FIVE SECONDS B. SIX, HORIZONTAL LIGHTS. ORANGE IN COLOUR, EVENLY SPACED, TRAVELLING AT THREE TIMES THE SPEED OF AIRCRAFT THE LIGHTS WENT OFF AND ON IN SEQUENCE C. OUTDOORS AND STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE H. ERRATIC J. CLEAR LIGHT CLOUD K. CHURCH M. [Section 40] HANGAR LANE EALING O. TWO P. 141430Z AUG 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time & Approx 2 weeks ago, c 3 am Duration of Sighting B. Description of Object Two bright white lights, size and (No of objects, size, shape of object n/k. No noise. Some trail. shape, colour, brightness) C. Exact Position of Observer outside, night fishing nr Bury St Edmunds Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving D. How Observed (Naked eye, Naked eye binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) E. Direction in which Object Travelling Eastwards first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. Angle of Sight (Estimated Very high heights are unreliable) G Distance (By reference to a N/k known landmark) H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G Not especially fast or slow may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) I. Met Conditions during Observations Clear sky (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, N/k high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting)
K. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) Sec (AS) 2a L. Name & Address of Informant Not given M. Background of Informant that may be volunteered None N. Other Witnesses witnesses' father saw similar object at 3am on Wed 11th, fm car. Thought ac was crashing. O. Date, Time of Receipt c 4.45 pm, Wed 11th Aug P. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions None Q. Remarks Witness familiar with night sky, and sure object was not ac lights, satellite, shooting star etc. Gave details of UFO groups. May phone back to see if we've received similar reports. Section 40 [REDACTED] Sec (AS) 2a
~’ REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT f-" 11 A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) I. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mi~t etc) J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites’ with floodlights or night lighting) , "’’’’’ INtI- 11’ AI.,.", I .’ I Z . 10 sZ’ 2. {,’;tk? ( MIA kfb / ;;t( tv/flu’,,, It!!. ,tt~-f / ’~"( r;’IAfjft,v’ ’ldl 5 ilt e"’;"///f/i((, , I . I" ! I.. ili\".I:JfY) I 11’\ M1 ,!:.,M5C I ~ , .[ I .)., lfui5b/i%(/ i’niJd M/it) (l( flJ//’( -" !iv<h" H !J.4~ f~kt!j I A ~ .. < t f:{. ~~~ tb..<.,,{) ( 2 ~y,"lt i l’ . I , J:i t i A j .1’ f /., fi.t1.. / .ff’" ~If,., .tKLi....... r ~v.1Pt, .’ 1 , , I .1 j ~ dg~ k.fiW. {t.lt’L:lt I v 1 W’(ii/{ ILf( lE91 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting Wed 11th August, 12.10 am B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) 2 circles of white lights, one within the other, other smaller lights also in evidence C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving Indoors, in his house, at Spetisbury, Dorset D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) Naked eye E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) N/k F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) Witness thought objects must be above clouds G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) c 2 miles H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Rotating, with other lights circling I. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) Low cloud base. 800-900 ft. J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) Rural area
K. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) Local radio stations. Sec(AS) 2a. L. Name & Address of Informant N/k M. Background of Informant that may be volunteered Does parachute jumps, so can estimate heights N. Other Witnesses Informant's wife O. Date, Time of Receipt Wed 11th August, 9.35 am P. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions N/k Q. Remarks Suggested that searchlights might be responsible. Witness receptive, but had checked to see if there were any festivals etc - local radio not aware. Gave him nos of UFO groups. Section 40 [REDACTED] Sec(AS) 2a
Dist as for UFO rep? c/u UNCLASSIFIED DCC ACTION copy 1 for AF DUTY OFFICER LIVE BROAD SHIELD AFDO MESSAGE at 092240Z AUG 93 PIN 136R Sec (AS) 2 Prec Act PRIORITY Info: ROUTINE AEW/Ge DTG 092240Z AUG 93 DI 55 From BROAD SHIELD D/AF 0/5/2/5/1 To MODUK AIR Info HQ 11 GP BENTLEY PRIORY SICs I3F IBJ MODUK AIR FOR AFDO. HQ 11 GP FOR WG CDR GRD OPS SUBJECT: UFO REPORT A. 092215L AUG 93 SIGHTED FOR 2 MINS B. ONE OBJECT, LARGE, SAUCER SHAPE WITH DOME IN MIDDLE, VERY WELL LIT UP C. IN MOTOR CAR TRAVELLING FROM HANDY CROSS HIGH WYCOMBE TO MARLOW BUCKS D. SEEN WITH NAKED EYE E. NOT APPLC F. VERY LOW G. 4 TO 5 MILES H. NIL, STATIONARY J. NO CLOUD, VISIBILITY CLEAR K. NIL L. JUST RAF HIGH WYCOMBE M. [REDACTED] N. NOTHING TO REPORT O. NOT KNOWN P. 092235L AUG 93 Action Distribution Addressee Code Action-Officer Retrieval MODUK AIR I3F AFDO MODUK AIR SG IBJ DD EW&R [REDACTED] AFDO Information Distribution Information Distributees Excluded from Delivery 092343AU893 PAGE 1 PIN0813.8610*1/LAST PAGE UNCLASSIFIED
E89 TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CAB048 09/0847 221C0438 FOR CAB ROUTINE 090730Z AUG 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 8 AUG 93, 1005 LOCAL. 15 MINUTES B. 4 LIGHTS CIRCLING, WHITE IN COLOUR, NOT VERY BRIGHT C. NORTH CARSHALTON. OUTDOORS. STAIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. EASTERLY F. 45 DEGREES G. 700 TO 800 FEET H. CIRCLING J. MOVING CLOUDS K. NIL L. EPSOM POLICE/CAA M. [REDACTED] SURREY [REDACTED] N. NIL PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0001 UNCLAS O. WIFE AND NEIGHBOURS P. 8 AUG 93, 2310 LOCAL BT [stamp: 1993] DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
E88 MODCIS (RAF10) ANNEX A TO SOP 502 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 1. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting 8 Aug 93; 0400-0430; 8 - 10 minutes 2. Description of Object 3 glowing objects (ball-like in shape ie, 'a tiny luminous (No of objects, size, moon") soft green in colour shape, colour, brightness) 3. Location, indoor/outdoor, Outdoor; moving stationary/moving 4. How observed (naked eye, Nikon Binoculars (range 9x25) binoculars, other optical device, still or moving) 5. Direction in which object first seen E - W bearing (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing 6. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights 70 degrees are unreliable) 7. Distance (By reference to a half mile plus known landmark) 8. Movements (Changes in 5,6 & 7 may be of more use than estimates Moving at a steady course of course and speed) 9. Met conditions during observations A cold, clear night with a few clouds. (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) 10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, Nil swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) 11. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) BT Operator then RAF St Athan 12. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED] Newport, Gwent. [REDACTED] 1
,;; ,,;,. -..;.. F-EPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLITNG OBJECT -O to f I I I I . I I , A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting I I I I I I I I I #J i.,’j,jl./J .1. ,’., ’ fI .I i. if I I v~ ~jl!(; ! ’&}i’4fi.1 {rl ! . !’1’!k’.t. l <’~ . I I tJ1fd. f ~ld. fei"1 .-i, f’i-l . ’ry;: br~ I 1 ~fL UYl <t ’itrlAi (r11 ~;/A( jt.",i i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I,. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I :\ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I P,>W}J4Aj r; AM.flM-;t c 9’ f",,, I’ ’~ I’ .’ tvJi;jt. 5fJ’~1 l NditJ 4t. + l.’t\lCJu4’) , i\J Iii’ I , f\ i1 JII!" Wf Aj,~ 111/1\ 4 ~ !I 1 !~~ a""~ ,It )0(1 ! I ~iIt-/. V. f-Jl..;t # a. fWW(S1N; B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) (hit’)!’ MIM~ C. Exact Position of Obs rver Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) I. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting)13. Background of Informant that may be volunteered None 14. Other Witnesses [REDACTED] (friend) 15. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 080915Z Aug 93 16. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions No 17. Remarks [REDACTED] thought the object(s) may be satellite(s). What he thought was interesting was that this event preceded by 10 minutes, approximately 3 "jet" aircraft (he is not too good on aircraft recognition) displaying blue and red flashing lights. 2 aircraft flew quite low, the other a little higher. [REDACTED] RO2 Duty Operations Officer Air Force Operations Date: 8 Aug 93 Distribution: [REDACTED] Sec(AS)2, Room [REDACTED] Main Building AEW/GE, Room [REDACTED] Main Building DI 55, Room [REDACTED] Metropole Building File D/AFOPS/2/5/1 [REDACTED] 2
E87 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting Thursday 5 August, c 9 pm B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) One light, flashing (green). Rotated, then stopped. Flashed green and red. Night lights were on a structured craft of some kind. C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving outside. Stationary. D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) Naked eye + binoculars 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 a known landmark) N/k H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Poring around in sky in a random manner. V. fast. I. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) Clear night J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) N/k
K. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) Sec(AS) 2a L. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED], Llanelli, Dyfed. M. Background of Informant that may be volunteered N/k N. Other Witnesses N/k O. Date, Time of Receipt Friday 6 Aug, c 3 pm P. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions N/k Q. Remarks Wrote to informant with details of UFO groups. I think searchlights/ lasers or aircraft lights, but [REDACTED] disagrees. [REDACTED] Sec(AS) 2a [REDACTED]
E86
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED] (Moray Firth Radio) [REDACTED] rang about
a UFO sighting in Inverness area last night. He is running
a piece on the pm news and asked for a comment. I told him
that he should really go through the Press Office. However, he proceeded
to describe the sighting - Silent, slow-moving black banana-shaped
object - and asked what I thought. I gave in & told him
our general policy & that I could not think of an explanation
for what had been seen. I said that you would give
him a call back (he asked for eg how many sightings there had
been this year.) [REDACTED]
100 sightings so far this year.
11 in Scotland : 27 July, Millbuies Country Park. 1x Silver cigar-shaped object
28 June, Wester Inverness. 1x oval shaped objectE85 TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CAB095 04/1220 216C1181 FOR CAB PRIORITY 041100Z AUG 93 FROM RAF CHIVENOR TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA. A. 032245-2300(L) AUG 93 B. 1 INNER AND OUTER CIRCLE OF LIGHTS, WHITE WITH TINGE OF BLUE, QUITE BRIGHT, INITIALLY A DRUMMING SOUND C. LANGPORT SOMERSET. OUTDOORS. STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. NORTH F. 60 DEGREES-70 DEGREES G. NOT KNOWN H. STEADY J. QUITE CLEAR K. NIL L. RAF CHIVENOR M. [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAIA 0008 UNCLAS N. NIL O. [REDACTED] P. 041053(L) AUG 93. TEL NO OF [REDACTED] CONTACT AT RAF CHIVENOR [REDACTED] BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
See E79 ! E84 As per UFO reports Sec(AS)2. UNCLASSIFIED CC ACTION copy 1 for AF DUTY OFFICER IVE RAF WYTON AFDO ESSAGE at 040330Z AUG 93 PIN 136R rec Act ROUTINE Info: ROUTINE TG 0403302 AUG 93 rom RAF WYTON o MODUK AIR nfo HQSTC ADNC WEST DRAYTON ICs IAA ATTN AFDR (RAF). SUBJECT REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 1 040215-040250Z 2 BRIGHT OBLONG SHAPED OBJECT 3 WEST TO EAST, ERRATIC IN MOVEMENT 4 REPORTED BY [REDACTED] RAMSEY, CAMBS, [REDACTED] [REDACTED] ction Distribution ddressee Code Action-Officer Retrieval ODUK AIR IAA AFDO MODUK AIR SG nformation Distribution D SY&PM(RAF) [REDACTED] nformation Distributees Excluded from Delivery 40532AUG93 PAGE 1 PIN0813.8520*1/LAST PAGE UNCLASSIFIED
RBPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT tfH A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) c. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) 1. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) I I I I I I I I , ! I O.J"t.<’Y} i 1"1 {hfflv’l,~ 1ft/{ / I Ilk Fie; Ie] j PJJ,,i;ct. /)J; P r’~1~’ : ! I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I S. , M;V\I ~1 Y ’A ’ II’ /, I{~~t /’ ,~t (,"1 1 I’ . Ol’~ Cr~ j fh fr "Hi: I f;U. 1 ... ;.">"1 ,, M: ’ 1W’1J, f vlr/it f" Rr.iMyf i.’i:A6 , , ~ f # J’.i~ ti ......,,: X I. i..; /.1"1/1’",, ’--at , filA h, i} f"/K pJ/k C bid. mt "’f "hk It NMJ’{U J ’1 Jd " ’}WI JMJ b~~ (lbW hu fInsufficient address for reply [REDACTED] E83 TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD146 03/1216 21SC0481 FOR CAB ROUTINE 030730Z AUG 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 022250Z AUG 93. TEN MINUTES B. ONE, VERY BRIGHT, WHITE LIGHT WITH A VAPOUR TRAIL C. NEAR BRIDGEND (NW CARDIFF BY 12NMS) OUTDOORS/STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. HEADING SOUTH TOWARDS ILFRACOMBE F. OVERHEAD G. N/A H. VERY HIGH SPEED. STRAIGHT(NOT A HIGH LEVEL AIRLINER ETC. CARDIFF HAD NOTHING ON RADAR) J. CLEAR K. N/A L. CARDIFF AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL M. [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0004 UNCLAS N. IS USED TO WATCHING HIGH SPEED AIRCRAFT. THIS WAS TEN TIMES FASTER O. N/A P. 022315Z AUG 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD197 02/1411 214C1333 FOR CAB ROUTINE 021010Z AUG 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 10 JULY 1993. 0105 LOCAL 3 TO 4 SECONDS B. ONE OBJECT. ROUNDED HEAD, LONG THIN TAIL TRAILING BEHIND, BRIGHT WHITE IN COLOUR C. OBSERVER WAS LYING ON A BED LOOKING AT THE SKY THROUGH A CLEAR GLASS SKY LIGHT D. NAKED EYE E. WEST TO EAST (CHECKED WITH COMPASS) F. 85 DEGREES APPROXIMATELY G. HIGHER THAN NORMAL AIRCRAFT H. VERY FAST BUT STEADY J. FINE AND CLEAR SKY K. NOTHING UNUSUAL L. POLICE PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0016 UNCLAS M. [REDACTED] HEBDEN BRIDGE [REDACTED] N. SERVED 18 YEARS IN PARATROOP REGIMENT O. NIL P. 2 AUGUST 1993 1020Z BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
E81 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting Sunday 1 August, 9:30 pm B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) One cross shaped object, size of a jumbo jet, with purple + orange lights. Hardly any noise : X C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving Outdoors, on Carpenter's Hill, Nr Beoley, Redditch, Nr Birmingham. D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) Naked eye E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) N/k F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) N/k G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) N/k H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Object rose up "like a Harrier jump jet" from behind trees I. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) Clear J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) Trees
K. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) Police, Birmingham airport, Sec(AS) 2a L. Name & Address of Informant Anonymous informant ringing on behalf of 2 witnesses. Caller did not see UFO. M. Background of Informant that may be volunteered N/k N. Other Witnesses See L O. Date, Time of Receipt Mon 2 Aug, 3 pm P. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions N/k Q. Remarks Asked caller to ring back in one week, by which time we might have received other reports. Meanwhile, gave him details of UFO groups. [REDACTED] Sec(AS) 2a
E80 TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CAB048 28/0800 209C0553 FOR CAB ROUTINE 280725Z JUL 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA. A. 27 JULY 93, 2030Z. B. ONE OBJECT, CIGAR SHAPED, SILVER IN COLOUR, VERY BRIGHT C. MILLBUIES COUNTRY PARK. OUTDOORS. STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE, E. UNKNOWN F. UNKNOWN G. UNKNOWN H. STEADY J. NIGHT K. NPL L. LOSSIEMOUTH OPERATIONS M. [REDACTED] MORAYSHIRE, SCOTLAND. N. NIL PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0005 UNCLAS O. NIL P. 28 JUL 93 0720Z. BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
E80 TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CAB048 28/0800 209C0553 FOR CAB ROUTINE 280725Z JUL 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA. A. 27 JULY 93, 2030Z. B. ONE OBJECT, CIGAR SHAPED, SILVER IN COLOUR, VERY BRIGHT C. MILLBUIES COUNTRY PARK. OUTDOORS. STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE, E. UNKNOWN F. UNKNOWN G. UNKNOWN H. STEADY J. NIGHT K. NPL L. LOSSIEMOUTH OPERATIONS M. [REDACTED] MORAYSHIRE, SCOTLAND. N. NIL PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0005 UNCLAS O. NIL P. 28 JUL 93 0720Z. BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
See E84 ! E79 TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CAB090 26/1396 207C1289 FOR CAB ROUTINE 261135Z JUL 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA. A. 26 JUL 93. 0215-0345. B. 3. 1 LARGE. 2 SMALL. C. INDOORS. D. NAKED EYE. E. UNKNOWN. F. UNKNOWN. G. UNKNOWN. H. STEADY. J. NIGHT. K. NIL. L. NIL. M. [REDACTED] CAMBRIDGE [REDACTED] N. NIL. PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0014 UNCLAS O. NIL. P. 2610452 JUL 93. BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
E78 TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD086 26/1223 207C1078 FOR CAB ROUTINE 260945Z JUL 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 260840Z JUL 93 B. 1 SQUARE SHAPED FLUORESCENT OBJECT C. DRIVING D. NAKED EYE E. N/K F. N/K G. N/K H. STEADY J. OVERCAST K. NIL L. NIL M. [REDACTED] WEST LOTHIAN N. NIL PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0010 UNCLAS O. NIL P. 260920Z JUL 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
E75 TOP [FEED DIRECTION arrow] U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD177 20/1651 201C2119 FOR CAB ROUTINE 201325Z JUL 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT:AERIAL PHENOMENA. A. 19TH JUL 93 1140 LOCAL 2MINS B. 4 BLUE LIGHTS SHINING VERY BRIGHT IN SKY. VERY CLEAR. ROUND IN SHAPE. NO SOUND OR SMELL. C. HANFIELD COMMON. INDOORS. D. NAKED EYE. E. SOUTH WEST OF BRISTOL BY 5 MILES. F. UNKNOWN G. UNKNOWN H. STEADY. J. STILL WIND. NO CLOUDS K. NIL. L. BRISTOL CENTRAL POLICE STATION. M. [REDACTED] BRISTOL, [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0016 UNCLAS N. NIL. O. NIL. P. 21ST JULY 1993 1300Z. BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ): CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
E74 TOP [FEED DIRECTION arrow] U N C L A S S I F I E D CBJ014 18/0103 195C0708 FOR CAB ROUTINE 170720Z JUL 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 16 JULY 93. 2230Z. 5 MINS B. 4 RED LIGHTS IN THE SHAPE OF A PYRAMID RED IN COLOUR. IT WAS VERY BRIGHT THEN FADED. NO SOUND OR SHELL C. TADCASTER A64 A1 JUNCTION. OUTDOORS. STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. TOWARDS BOSTON SPAR F. UNKNOWN G. UNKNOWN H. STEADY J. CLOUDY K. NIL L. RAF LINTON-ON-OUSE GUARD COMMANDER M. [REDACTED] NORTH YORKS. [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0001 UNCLAS [REDACTED] N. NIL O. 2 OTHER WITNESSES P. 16 JULY 93. 2250Z BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
[RAF badge / crest] With the Compliments of Officer Commanding HEADQUARTERS PROVOST AND SECURITY SERVICES (United Kingdom) FLYING COMPLAINTS & CUSTOMS LIAISON FLIGHT Royal Air Force Telephone : Hawthorn [REDACTED] Rudloe Manor Hawthorn Wiltshire SN13 0PQ
E73
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, time and duration of sighting: 13 Jul 93 - 2230Z,
3/4 hour.
B. Description of object: A bright circle of light which
changed colour from red to blue to white to orange to
red etc. The circle was 15 ft across and just off
ground level. OS Map 172, Grid Reference ST 781685.
C. Exact position observer: In his house.
D. How observed: With binoculars.
E. Direction in which object was first seen: North.
F. Angle of sight: N/K.
G. Distance: N/k.
H. Movements: Moved in circles.
I. Meteorological conditions during observations: Murky.
J. Nearby objects: N/K.
K. To whom reported: Chippenham Police.
L. Name and address of informant: [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] Batheaston, Avon.
M. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered: No.
N. Other witnesses: [REDACTED]
O. Date and time of receipt of report: 15 Jul 93 - 1044.
[Stamp: MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Sec[ILLEGIBLE] 19 JUL 1993 FILE]E72 TOP [FEED DIRECTION arrow] U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD062 16/0329 196C2431 FOR CAB ROUTINE 151633Z JUL 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA. A. 3 JULY 93. 2215 TO 2230 LOCAL. 5 MINS. B. ONE OBJECT: OVAL. VERY BRIGHT. LIGHT ON TOP AND BOTTOM. C. GROVE ROAD. OUTDOORS. STATIONARY. D. NAKED EYE. E. TOWARDS CITY TRAVELLING NORTH TOWARDS HACKNEY. F. UNKNOWN G. UNKNOWN H. MOVING SLOWLY J. GOOD VISIBILITY. NO WIND. FULL MOON. K. NONE L. NO-ONE. M. [REDACTED] N. NONE PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0028 UNCLAS O. 2. P. 151700 LOCAL JULY 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
~- REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) 1. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake . or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) ’&0"1 ..,~t .I r(l’l1 Lv } 1{pr~’1 iI’Wf... v4ul-} f . t t f;!vtrv (),1Jotd t () .vt5:ii. af . ( 4" r-kG’I ""I’ t"’--- 4. W f L,..)t,’1 . J.,/ PI ~f,/~- ( tit, /1 )Ii fI\.At7’ t~ib f L t!..,~ ’b’L <’" , _ l t..~-{.\Jtwt4t~ I . I ! j’t "(,,f tV iJt1 . fi!;, t. #’ \ "I II t I i%d’,ll S , ’i {t’1 J’ I , ,/’" ~ .1 7Ch"J1.| K. To whom reported (Police, military,
| press etc) | Sec (AS) 2a |
| L. Name & Address of Informant | [REDACTED], details unknown
| | [REDACTED] |
| M. Background of Informant that
| may be volunteered | [REDACTED] phoned, but her daughter was the
| | one who had seen object. Age 16. |
| N. Other Witnesses | Two schoolfriends, who didn't see object |
| O. Date, Time of Receipt | 16th July, Noon |
| P. Any Unusual Meteorological
| Conditions | N/k |
| Q. Remarks | Prompted to phone following radio item on
| | UFOs. I suggested this was the airship, in
| | the distance, "disappearing" when turning towards /
| | away from witness. Gave out tel nos for
| | UFO groups. |
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Sec(AS)2a. REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLTING OBJECT till A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) 1. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) {/{(f" ,f f~r ’ I" "f. I .l,j ii;WJ’t (., l7:[f. P’Y1 eM’il’’’’’IIIL I I \’ Two. ~f f7Vt k~ Jf:"J ..... Ld’ilt ’I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I A ’~’Tu1f ".. kk It F"d: G g 6 ;1<" 4.. I <: "’[1"" Ii ’i . I I i^F’-55 t IV 1.1 i f~ Mlit iL.1<1iWl 6it4l"\tf,,"I. -*. I i11i’l.lk . Ak Wol’ff:,.’71 ;’ lid... r y{f1t/;f I I I I 1 1 1 I 1 I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 .1 1 I I .1 I I I I I I I I I I O’tJI,).t /1" Mp’"IAoV A I .< I !VtV l ~i ObJtit fY7f..~ l. it 1dr..1t.) frd~yr!f I I t ft’ 7 .fvV<1..I ff}iiJ 1’1 f I (t!iIV<J;f.. M"" 1’&1: ~Pi! I~ I f o’\. Gop p. P<.H .. ~k, 51,.1~ if.,t ilu~’u)l} / V. rill t ’r.’1 ~ j " ., " . fI"",( ’i,r; 1i ’i &.v.!t )fGil.g( "’rV,4i! (,$ 1’’’’ f I. .. ~t.’ trI-). i ,;;.~"J;i l ’i ~ "",- ~] ,~t ) >":-/. 1411} AI/’K1 IV ,’i . I , II! l~ h’ jl’ l’;,l, S’\,| K. To whom reported (Police, military,
| press etc) | Sec (AS) 2a |
| L. Name & Address of Informant | wished to remain anonymous |
| M. Background of Informant that
| may be volunteered | witness mentioned that he had been
| | doing "archaeological field work" |
| N. Other Witnesses | None |
| O. Date, Time of Receipt | 16th June, 11 am |
| P. Any Unusual Meteorological
| Conditions | N/k |
| Q. Remarks | Wasn't really sure if informant was reporting
| | an unusual ac, or a UFO in an aircraft
| | shape - he may send a sketch. Gave him nos
| | of UFO groups. |
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Sec (AS) 2aWITH COMPLIMENTS [RAF Coltishall badge / crest] [Stamp: MINISTRY OF DEFENCE SUB[ILLEGIBLE] 8 JUL 1993 FILE] FROM: WING OPERATIONS EXT: [REDACTED] ROYAL AIR FORCE COLTISHALL NORWICH NORFOLK NR10 5AJ
...", ... it:-:POrt~~ O~1 ltU mTI:J~TTI:?I-::> :?LYI:r} Cill3~T COLT/31/5/AEi. A. Date, ?ime and Duration of Sighting. (Local times to be quoted). ...."",~ ti tf. ,) B. Description of Object. (~;umber of objects, size, shape, oolour, brightness, sOWld, swell, etc). i, .~:;.. { ..~; ~~J~ ~) S’,,{.);:) ~..J"~ ~1~t""1 :....."’i:*-...{...~ c. ~ct Position Observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors, Stationary or moving). () :j;....Ij.’~.’T j-S~~ ~.’’3 6/ J L\’.’....... ( ~ 4G~ f , t ,1; ~..,J t: . D. How Observed. (N~~ed eye, Binoculars, othe: optical device, still or movie ca:;;era ~ . ,’’’’’ ) #";<...~~’ i!, ,) ;/f) ......~... ,,’ ~ f ,~ ~ i q.,.~.~~ ~ ’\j C’ \, ~ i:’:~ J; " ~. Direction in whica Object was first seen. (A landmark may be more useful tha.’1 a b2.dly estimated bearing). .,;~ ,.., ..: . Angle of Sight. (Bstimated heights are unreliable). t.,,) l t:~\ ,". :" ,.....’...~f. \~t- i (~~ ~:,,{ ? ;:. G. Jistance. 7 (3’.:1 referanc e to a known landmark ,rhe.cevel.’ Possible).. ~,:ovemen t s . (:hanges in 3, P and G may be of more use than estimates of E. coures and speed). \ ~::_" I. :,r.eteorologice.l:;onii tions d.urin~ Ooserv8,tions. (u. ’d \._,.ovln,g’ C10U s, haze, mist ete) . 4 t) (:~,L....C’)J. Nearby Objects. (Telephone lines: High voltage lines; resevoir, 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).
NONE
K. To Whom Reported. (Police, Military organisations, the Press etc).
RAF COLTISHALL OPERATIONS - F[ILLEGIBLE] [REDACTED]
L. Name and Address of Informant.
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
TEL N° [REDACTED]
M. Any background on the Informant that may be volunteered.
/
N. Other Witnesses.
1 OTHER WITNESS WHO WAS ALSO FISHING
O. Date and Time of receipt of report.
291045A JUN 93
P. Is a reply requested.
Yes.-..-" REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT [/,’7 J...- 3 ! I A. I I I I B. I I I I I C. I , I I I D. , I I I I E. I I I I I I F. I I I I G I I I I H. I I I I I 1. I I I I J. I ! I I I I I I Date, Time & Duration of Sighting Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) Distance (By reference to a knmm landmark) Movem nts (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or darn, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) r; ,I r r,fit.n V z ;.A J:~~ If c !I p,’1 ;j h( l!t’V{- i h,t..- r M-r( ,rJ,<~ /h fl 5’/;;:< "" /.",/ ,’,j, lJ v W’l},sll . >ItiLIf/I,7.. ;f, . , /, I {I} u’ ’it!\ (,fd f/ - {V,’(IA ,-} <; ;1\A.lh /v / k t/~.I ’it""" !tit"’} / J,J v Jvf /’4 k ~1 !i""l j,,,’i\"~~, b"J !k1t"\ ’it’ffd , (" I I fA. , f: J I, !l;;.kJ~’/1’ C 0 ;tt."",A5. nl..-’- ,"t’i(0’\1! 1 Vr ,’, , .. ’ * v IA ~ .. i \ i..tJ: l 2.11 i i~.t-,~ iYvJf f; ~$,..." 1{ ,JI.{’ ;\’ [t.’lifrl.f ,~ ~Yfi (’ n ..l~f.m t-.if ~ . ~ ,. /V/h| K. To whom reported (Police, military,
| press etc) | Others (not stated) then Sec (AS). |
| L. Name & Address of Informant | Did not give name |
| M. Background of Informant that
| may be volunteered | Knows about aircraft and is familiar with
| | them. Has also studied astronomy etc. |
| N. Other Witnesses | Informant's wife |
| O. Date, Time of Receipt | Tuesday 13th July |
| P. Any Unusual Meteorological
| Conditions | Not stated |
| Q. Remarks | Informant sure that object wasn't aircraft light,
| | etc. Not really interested in UFOs, but
| | wanted to report it. Gave him number of
| | BUFORA's local investigator |
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Sec(AS)2al’ ... . REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) I ,I’ " I ~J I f I I I f’ I WL I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I ! I .f[: l:6/ ~ l 7!-it J!w.L ,v.,f<..,,,,,tel rji,dj"1,~ ! C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving rilWII’..{ D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) J h, tj,vrlt,rvj /.’t ~ , r’1.. .." I ij’ i l t~;f1,llt..tA.vt"l G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) ,.. > I, ! {/VI".".",.’" ,,; v v c.’~Jf... ’~>t>n’ I . 4 l"iIi’l/\ I . , H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) > , Ii 1. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) (-fl.) ~ !J .,i\,’\. , ",i j’, ~fb ’tv [I. f;"LC ~ , " it -’ ~ ~ f"/ l;~| K. To whom reported (Police, military,
| press etc) | Sec(AS)2a |
| L. Name & Address of Informant | [REDACTED]
| | Orpington, Kent, [REDACTED] |
| M. Background of Informant that
| may be volunteered | N/k |
| N. Other Witnesses | None |
| O. Date, Time of Receipt | Monday 28 June, 11 am |
| P. Any Unusual Meteorological
| Conditions | N/k |
| Q. Remarks | First saw object when looking at aircraft
| | + its vapour trail. Saw other light aircraft
| | around, and thought they might have seen
| | something. Believed ac would be from Biggin Hill. |
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Sec(AS)2a:, .. REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLTING OBJECT {6/ A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) 1. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) ’’’’W.~ 2$rq J"’ML r;C -!- ’?-5’ af .~ ;fl ~ft I vI.",(,{ wi’;{t 11/.4: ,t . J "." I’ .4li.t;;’I\ - ,^/,!t’r,." 1/ I J( I f !Aft’ !,;,~.l{" R!; ’" ..." , hv,..... {tI. ."tFi,’1. Ih (~v t~,.I’. gt;v.,d~J)lvi( . i , fnJ , . {I/’/’IJ\ J.J!l.’ l{ (~’’’J\I\ ’.’ nj,vtu( ( ~( J ’ ,I , . 1f Iii I if’\. lv/A . ’! tV/I{ s/:t;J,j 1Wv(M.w0.f I If.Jn.1,.f’-’l f I , )yVeittv1. fr il Y." c I .;’([{; kid.| K. To whom reported (Police, military,
| press etc) | Local police. Sec(AS)2a |
| L. Name & Address of Informant | [REDACTED] |
| M. Background of Informant that
| may be volunteered | None. |
| N. Other Witnesses | None |
| O. Date, Time of Receipt | Tuesday 29 June, 3pm |
| P. Any Unusual Meteorological
| Conditions | N/k |
| Q. Remarks | Witness genuinely puzzled by sighting.
| | Not into UFOs, but lives on flight path,
| | and sure light was not aircraft light.
| | Gave her nos. of UFO groups. |
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Sec(AS)2aHEADQUARTERS STRIKE COMMAND
FACSIMILE MESSAGE
LOCATION: FWHQ
| To: AFOPS | From: DCON, EAS
| | @ PNHQ
|
| Tel No. | Tel No [REDACTED]
| FAX No [REDACTED] | FAX No [REDACTED]
| Your Ref | Our Ref
| Date 4 JUL 93 | Time 1930Z
SUBJECT UFO REPORTS FRM RAF LYNEHAM
ATTN
AIR FORCE OPS DUTY OFFICER.
SIR
PLEASE FIND ATTACHED
THE TWO REPORTS.
REF MY TELCON. EARLIER
THIS EVENING
[REDACTED]
Signature [REDACTED]
Name [REDACTED]
Rank CPL............
| Page 1 of 5REPORT NO 1 IA 31
UFO REPORTS REF: SOP T04
Information to be passed to AFOR.
A. Date. Local Time and 03JULY93, CALLED AT 0008LOCAL ON 4TH
duration of sighting. ON RETURN HOME.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT. 2X ORANGE LIGHTS CLOSE BRIGHT [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE]
Number of objects. Size APPEARED - 7X ORANGE LIGHTS IN ODD SHAPED
Shape. Colour. Brightness. PATTERN & QUITE LARGE & IRREGULAR IN SHAPE
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER. OUTDOORS
Location, indoor, outdoor.
Stationary. Moving.
D. HOW OBSERVED. NAKED EYE - ONE MINUTE SAW IT -
Naked eye. Binoculars. NEXT GONE (LIKE CLOAKING DEVICE)
Optical devices. still, movie.
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT FIRST SEEN. AT WOOTON BASSETT VIA
Landmark more useful than poor bearing. BROADTOWN HILL TOWARD BROAD
HINTON
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT CAME UP ON R/H SIDE
Estimated heights are unreliable. TO WEST.
G. DISTANCE. DISTANCE FOLLOWED 1½ MILES
By reference to known landmark.
H. MOVEMENTS. HOVERING TOGETHER STATIONARY
Changes in E, F, G more use ALL SAME INTENSITY.
than estimates of speed and course.
J. MET CONDITIONS OF OBSERVATION. NOT KNOWN.
Clouds. Haze. Mist. etc.
K. NEARBY OBJECTS MILDENHALL A/F.
Phone lines. Voltage lines.
Reservoir, Lake, Dam, Swamp,
Marsh, River, High Building,
Chimney, Steeple, Spire,
TV or Radio Mast, Airfields,
Power Plant or Factories with
Floodlighting at night
L. TO WHOM REPORTED RAF LYNEHAM OPS [REDACTED] TO.
Police, Military, Press. [REDACTED]
N. INFORMANT [REDACTED] [REDACTED]
Name: [REDACTED]
Address: [REDACTED] MALBORO',
N. BACKROUND INFORMATION VOLUNTEERED. NO NOISE/NOTHING HEARD.
NOT FLARES (TOO STATIONARY) LIKE STREETLIGHT. NO TRAILS (LIKE FLARES)
O. OTHER WITNESSES. [REDACTED] - SWINDON AIRPORT4 JUL '93 20:40 FROM PWHQ HIGH WYCOMBE PAGE.003
4 JUL '93 7:43 FROM RAF LYNEHAM OPS PAGE.002
[REDACTED] (CALL AT 22083
ON HIS ARRIVING HOME).
MILDENHALL
MALBRO'.
[REDACTED]
AT
ENDS AT WOOTON BASSETT
SAW THIS ENROUTE HOME
VIA BROADTOWN HILL TOWARD BROADHINTON
MEUPON RIGHTHAND SIDE (TO WEST). 22?S?
SAW TWO LIGHTS ORANGE IN COLOUR
LOST SIGHT OF IT -- WHEN REAPPEARED THERE WHERE X7.
IN ODD SHAPED PATTERN.
QUITE LARGE IN SHAPE - IRREGULAR SHAPE
HOVERING -- STATIONERY.
DISTANCE FOLLOWED FOR 1½ MILES NO NOISE QUIET.
NOTHING HEARD.
(LIKE CLOAKING DEVICE)
ONE MINUTE SAW IT NEXT IT GONE.
NOT FLARES TOO STATIONARY
LIKE STREETLIGHT
HOVERING TOGETHER - ALL SAME INTENSITY.
NO TRAILS + LIKE FLARES.
[REDACTED] [REDACTED]
Fax [REDACTED]
[ILLEGIBLE]REPORT NO 2. IA 31
UFO REPORTS REF: SOP T04
Information to be passed to AFOR.
A. Date. Local Time and 03 JULY 93 2330L
duration of sighting.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT. SODIUM LIGHT COLOURED. 5X LIGHTS
Number of objects. Size INITIALLY JOINED BY 2 X OTHERS.
Shape. Colour. Brightness.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER. WHOLE FORMATION MOVING UP & DOWN.
Location, indoor, outdoor. IN CIRCULAR FORMATION, BUT SLIGHTLY
Stationary. Moving. ANGLED - SOME LOWER.
D. HOW OBSERVED. NAKED EYE - WATCHED APPROX 10
Naked eye. Binoculars. MINUTES.
Optical devices. still, movie.
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT FIRST SEEN. [arrow left]
Landmark more useful than poor bearing.
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT SET OFF TOWARDS DEVIZES
Estimated heights are unreliable. DISAPPEARING BEHIND HILLS
G. DISTANCE. [arrow left]
By reference to known landmark.
H. MOVEMENTS. NO SPEED MENTIONED.
Changes in E, F, G more use
than estimates of speed and course.
J. MET CONDITIONS OF OBSERVATION. NOT KNOWN.
Clouds. Haze. Mist. etc.
K. NEARBY OBJECTS NOT KNOWN.
Phone lines. Voltage lines.
Reservoir, Lake, Dam, Swamp,
Marsh, River, High Building,
Chimney, Steeple, Spire,
TV or Radio Mast, Airfields,
Power Plant or Factories with
Floodlighting at night
L. TO WHOM REPORTED RAF LYNEHAM OPS. [REDACTED]
Police, Military, Press.
M. INFORMANT
Name: [REDACTED]
Address: [REDACTED]
N. BACKROUND INFORMATION VOLUNTEERED. NO ENGINE NOISE
O. OTHER WITNESSES.[ILLEGIBLE fax header line]
JUL '93 7:43 FROM RAF LYNEHAM OPS PAGE.003
VIA Guardroom
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
SIGHTED AT 2330L. WATCHED APPROX 10MINS.
SODIUM LIGHT COLOURED X 5LIGHTS INITIALLY
JOINED BY 2X OTHERS
IN CIRCULAR FORMATION, BUT SLIGHTLY ANGLED, SOME LOWER
THAN OTHERS.
WHOLE FORMATION MOVING UP AND DOWN
SET OFF TOWARDS DEVIZES, DISAPPEARING BEHIND HILLS.
(NO SPEED MENTIONED).
NO ENGINE NOISEE64 TOP [FEED DIRECTION arrow] U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD172 06/1230 187C1572 FOR CAB ROUTINE 060850Z JUL 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 052220Z JULY 93 FOR TWO MINUTES B. ONE OBJECT ROUND VERY BRIGHT WHITE LIGHT SIZE OF A STAR C. INDOORS AND OUTDOORS PENRYN FALMOUTH D. NAKED EYE E. FROM NORTH TO SOUTH EAST F. VERY HIGH G. COUPLE OF MILES H. STEADY SPEED STOPPED ZIG ZAG MOVED OFF DISAPPEARED QUICKLY UPWARDS J. CLEAR VERY LITTLE CLOUD K. NONE L. FALMOUTH COAST GUARD M. [REDACTED] [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0016 UNCLAS N. NONE O. TWO WITNESSES SAME ADDRESS P. 052226Z JUL 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55 [Stamp: MINISTRY OF DEFENCE [ILLEGIBLE] 1993 FILE]
E63
MODCIS (RAF10) ANNEX A TO
SOP 502
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1. Date, Time
& Duration of Sighting 032130z Jul 93
2. Description of Object Saucer shaped, domed top, brilliant white light, with flashing
(No of objects, size, light top and bottom
shape, colour, brightness)
3. Location, indoor/outdoor, Outdoors, stationary
stationary/moving
4. How observed (naked eye, Naked eye
binoculars, other optical device,
still or moving)
5. Direction in which object first seen Nottinghill then to northwest london?
(A landmark may be more useful than
a badly estimated bearing)
6. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights NK
are unreliable)
7. Distance (By reference to a NK
known landmark)
8. Movements (Changes in 5,6 & 7 Continued in same direction, going very slowly
may be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
9. Met conditions during observations Clear night
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high Nil
voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high buildings,
tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or
radio masts, airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or night lighting)
11. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) Just MOD
12. Name & Address of Informant
[REDACTED]
113. Background of Informant that may be volunteered
14. Other Witnesses
Nil
15. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR)
041130z Jul 93
16. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions
Nil
17. Remarks
I suggested an advertising airship. She did not think so. Spoke Thames Radar but they
could only confirm the airship was airborne last night (2300 Z/L?) - rather later than [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] timing. West Drayton also had a UFO sighting at about the same time and
will report seperately.
[REDACTED]
Date: 4 Jul 93 Duty Operations Officer
Air Force Operations
Distribution: [REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2, Room [REDACTED] Main Building
AEW/GE, Room [REDACTED] Main Building
DI 55, Room [REDACTED] Metropole Building
File D/AFOPS/2/5/1 [REDACTED]
NB. Please note that the format of this form accords with Civpol formats
2E62
MODCIS (RAF10) ANNEX A TO
SOP 502
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1. Date, Time 032130Z Jul 93, for 1 minute
& Duration of Sighting
2. Description of Object 1 saucer, glowing white, very bright
(No of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness)
3. Location, indoor/outdoor, Outside, stationary
stationary/moving
4. How observed (naked eye, Naked eye
binoculars, other optical device,
still or moving)
5. Direction in which object first seen Towards Richmond(from Kingston upon Thames)
(A landmark may be more useful than
a badly estimated bearing
6. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights 30 degrees
are unreliable)
7. Distance (By reference to a Over 2 miles
known landmark)
8. Movements (Changes in 5,6 & 7 Changed direction and height, speed constant
may be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
9. Met conditions during observations Clear sky
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high Nothing of note
voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high buildings,
tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or
radio masts, airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or night lighting)
11. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) MOD only
12. Name & Address of Informant
[REDACTED]
113. Background of Informant that may be volunteered
Nil
14. Other Witnesses
Wife and others
15. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR)
032240Z Jul 93
16. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions
Nil
17. Remarks
[REDACTED]
RO2
Duty Operations Officer
Air Force Operations
Distribution: [REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2, Room[REDACTED] Main Building
AEW/GE, Room[REDACTED] Main Building
DI 55, Room[REDACTED] Metropole Building
File D/AFOPS/2/5/1 [REDACTED]
NB. Please note that the format of this form accords with Civpol formats
2Same report at E55
E61
REPORT OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting 28/6/93 0300-0730
Local times to be quoted 29/6/93 0300 — ?
B. Discription of Object HUGE WHITE LIGHT.
Number of objects,size,shape,colours, RED LIGHTS AT TOP
brightness,sound,smell,etc. GREEN/ORANGE LIGHTS ON ITS SURFACE.
C. Exact position of observer INSIDE HOUSE, LOOKING OUT
Geographical location,indoors our out, OF FRONT DOOR + WINDOWS.
stationery or moving.
D. How Observed NAKED EYES /
Naked eye,binoculars,other optical BINOCULARSV
device,still or movie camera. VIDEO CAMERAV
E. Direction in which Object was First Seen E.N.E.
A landmark more useful than badly
bearing.
F. Angular Elevation of Object ABOVE HOUSE.
Estimated heights are unreliable.
G. Distance of Object from Observer NOT KNOWN
Ref. to known landmark when possible.
H. Movements of Object SLOWLY TURNING AND
Changes in E,F& G more use than est. SPINNING
course and speed.
J. Met. Condition During Observation CAVOK AT BRISTOL AIRPORT
Moving clouds, haze, mist, etc. 3/8 AS ESTIMATED 15000FT.
K. Nearby Objects BUILT-UP AREA, WITH
Telephone or high-voltage lines; dam, lake HIGH RISE FLATS NEARBY.
or reservoir; swamp or marsh; river; high 2X RADIO MASTS ON NEARBY
building, tall chimney, steeples, spires or DUNDRY HILL. POWER LINES
masts; airfields, generating plants;pits, NEARBY.
factories or other lighted sites, or lighting.
L. To Whom Reported "WESTERN DAILY PRESS"
Police, Military org. the press, etc. LATCC D&D (FOR AIS MIL)
M. Name and Address of Informant [REDACTED]
HARTCLIFFE ~ BRISTOL [REDACTED]
N. Any Background Information on Informant [REDACTED]
that may be Volunteered SEE OVER.
J. Other Witness 16.
P. Date and Time of Receipt of Report D29 0250 29/6/93.
Signature . [REDACTED] ......... [REDACTED]
ATC SUP/SR BRISTOL AIRPORT (EGGD) Pto>THE REPORTER STRESSED THAT SHE HAD WATCHED THIS BRIGHT LIGHT ON TWO SUCCESSIVE MORNINGS , UNTIL IT SEEMED TO RECEDE INTO THE DISTANCE "LIKE A TINY SILVER BALL". SHE HAD CALLED A REPORTER FROM THE WESTERN DAILY PRESS, AND THE PAPER HAD PRINTED A 'STILL' PHOTO FROM HER VIDEO FOOTAGE. LOOKING FROM THE CONTROL TOWER AT BRISTOL AIRPORT, A BRIGHT LIGHT COULD BE SEEN TO THE E , HIGH IN THE SKY (APPROX 60° ELEV), BUT THIS APPEARED TO BE A BRIGHT PLANET OR STAR. A PHONE CALL TO [REDACTED] CONFIRMED THAT THIS WAS NOT THE OBJECT HE WAS VIEWING . [REDACTED]
-;a ,~ REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) I t’l/t ’>ll"1 I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I JtMh( r ()" ’- l f"’1 tlo C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) .4\ J rl (/"’{ hif.,r ,fI,/. St’Jl ; rm.. r.J, ;",,,l: l1 ":::LJ~,,, i., fA<fc" " /I S l~~~" kj;~’i"J "t. E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) Ik ftw ,.Jff.1riI’,. , ,. t ’? ’i ’ l e:,....A~t i fV1rll ’Y" i 1",1i:. v./’’1 bvtwe’h’\ 2 ""’1 i , j,’ ( tVl’/li4{ F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) /’\ I I’ / ,ttv}’", j {.1v’t7" L /1i>wiP,. i Vi ’t"’\J’k.. G Distance (By reference to a knm.,n landmark) H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) .., ’" / fr-J r c ’J ) 1. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp ,or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) f<i.).;tW1 t # i h N (1):\t;.j ,I . ’,:)..1 l (!’;<’J[’ ""’>lfyr;; ) I , ! ’ " 1 ’’I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 7);;.,c"" ,../ J t ~ Vit;.~O
E60
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time & Wednesday 30th June , c 9pm
Duration of Sighting
B. Description of Object One deep rose pink object , in shape of
(No of objects, size, shape, old style cowboy hat : [shape drawing]
colour, brightness)
C. Exact Position of Observer In car , driving between Slaidburn +
Location, indoor/outdoor, Bentham , North Yorks . Sighting occurred
stationary/moving half way between 2 villages .
D. How Observed (Naked eye,
binoculars, other optical Naked eye
device, still or movie)
E. Direction in which Object
first seen (A landmark may be
more useful than a badly NNW , possibly over Wennington
estimated bearing)
F. Angle of Sight (Estimated
heights are unreliable) 30° . Several thousand feet
G Distance (By reference to a
known landmark) c 3 miles
H. Movements (Changes in E, F &G Passenger drew witness's attention to it ,
may be of more use than but as witness looked , object was
estimates of course and speed) "fading and rising". Then lost sight (was driving)
I. Met Conditions during Observations dark grey cloud
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines,
high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake
or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, Moorland
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
floodlights or night lighting)K. To whom reported (Police, military, RAF Carlisle . Sec (AS) 2a
press etc)
L. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
M. Background of Informant that None
may be volunteered
N. Other Witnesses One other in car . Another local woman .
O. Date, Time of Receipt Returned [REDACTED] call at 9:30 am on 6th July
P. Any Unusual Meteorological None
Conditions
Q. Remarks Has some interest in UFOs . Did not
think object was explainable in terms of
known objects / phenomena . Gave [REDACTED]
details of UFO groups .
[REDACTED]
Sec (AS) 2aE59
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CWD152 05/1226 186C1165
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 051200Z JUL 93
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 2210 LOCAL, SAT 03 JULY, 20 MINUTES
B. ONE OBJECT, CROWN SHAPED WITH RIM, BRIGHT LIGHT BUT NOT GLOWING,
NO SOUND OR SMELL
C. CORPORATION AVENUE - HOUNDSLOW. OUTDOORS IN STREET
D. NAKED EYE, OTHER WITNESS TOOK PHOTOS
E. OVER SCHOOL ROOF TO WEST
F. HIGHER THAN INCOMING AIRCRAFT
G. UNKNOWN
H. STEADY BUT HOVERING
J. BRIGHT NIGHT (FULL MOON)
K. HOUSES
L. AIS(M)
M. [REDACTED]
PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0027 UNCLAS
N. NONE
O. ABOUT A DOZEN
P. 5 JULY 93. 1300 LOCAL
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO )
CXL 1 DD GE/AEW
CAP 1 DI 55E58
UFO REPORT.
A. Sat 26 June 8.45 - 9.5pm. Duration : about 1-2 mins.
B. 2 white long Zeppelin shaped objects.
C. Stationary in back garden.
D. Naked eye Still.
E. Moving towards the North from the East (?).
F. Cannot say — but was high.
G. A long way off — saw it disappear over the horizon.
H. Travelled in a straight line + fast.
I. Hot + sunny, clear.
J. —
K. Police (also laughed) + CAA
L. [REDACTED]
Bovey Tracey
Devon
[REDACTED]
M. —
N. 6 others in the garden.
O. 4.00 pm Fri 2 July.
P. —
Q. Why are you always on leave when these [REDACTED] occur?
Anxious to be taken seriously.He also mentioned that he saw another UFO back in November at
2.00 am . The object had a bank of 3 flashing lights which
changed from Red to Green to White . The object was very high
(thousands of feet) and moved very fast in a jagged pattern —
would travel very fast , stop , + then move off in a completely
different direction . Object was seen from a car with three other
witnesses .
I mentioned to him that the objects he saw last Saturday might
have been airships — but he didn't seem to be too convinced . I
said that we (that means you !) could check to see if any
were in the area at that time + that we (you) would let him
know . I also said that we could let him know if we had received
any other reports . He asked if we could check radar tapes — I
said possibly .
Could you get back to him next week — I promised you would !
PS. I forgot to give him the names of the [REDACTED] approved
UFO groups — something else you can cheer him up with .
Note of action :
Spoke to [REDACTED] , but although there airship has
been in the London area recently, it hadn't been over Devon.
Referred [REDACTED] to the UFO groups .
[REDACTED]
5/7E57
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CWD090 05/0902 186C0434
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 041130Z JUL 93
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 0323300L JUL 93 TWO MINUTES
B. ONE DISC SHAPED OBJECT CONTAINING VARIOUS COLOURED SPARKLING
LIGHTS
C. OUTDOORS MOVING (CAR)
D. NAKED EYE
E. ON THE M40 HEADING TOWARDS THE M25
F. NIL
G. NIL
H. STEADY, THEN MOVING GRADUALLY
J. CLEAR
K. NIL
L. BEACONFIELD POLICE
M. [REDACTED] HOUNSLOW WEST MIDDLESEX [REDACTED]
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N. RETURNED 15 MINUTES LATER, OBJECT HAD DISAPPEARED
O. WIFE, MOTHER, FATHER, AUNTY
P. 041010Z JUL 93
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CAB100 29/0846 180C0518
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ROUTINE 290630Z JUN 93
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 28 JUN 93. 19052. 5 MINS
B. ONE OBJECT. SIZE UNKNOWN. OVAL SHAPED. DARK UNDERSIDE. METALLIC
CROSSES DOWN MIDDLE
C. WESTERN SIDE OF INVERNESS. 7 MILES FROM INVERNESS AIRPORT.
OUTDOORS. STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS
E. NOT KNOWN
F. UNKNOWN BUT OBJECT CLIMBED TO 2000FT THE DISAPPEARED TO WEST
G. APPROX 3 MILES FROM OBSERVERS POSITION
H. UNKNOWN
J. FINE WEATHER. 50KM VIS. CLOUD 1/3500
K. UNKNOWN
L. INVERNESS POLICE HQ
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M. [REDACTED]
N. NIL
O. NIL
P. 28 JUN 93. 2100Z. INFO RECEIVED FROM [REDACTED] LATCC CIVIL
SUPERVISORS DESK
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CAB099 29/0844 180C0494
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 290620Z JUN 93
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 28 JUN 93. 0300-0730. 29 JUN 93. 0300 ONWARDS
B. ONE MAIN OBJECT, HUGE, ROUND, RED LIGHTS ON TOP/GREEN AND ORANGE
LIGHTS ALL OVER, VERY BRIGHT, NO SOUND OR SMELL
C. AS M
D. NAKED EYE AND VIDEO CAMERA
E. EAST-NORTH EAST
F. DIRECTLY ABOVE HOUSE
G. DIFFICULT TO ESTIMATE, A LONG WAY
H. SLOWLY SPINNING AND TURNING
J. CLOUD AND VIS GOOD, WIND 100/06, TEMP PLUS 7
K. BUILT UP AREA, HIGH RISE FLATS. 2 RADIO MAST WITH RED OBSTRUCTION
LIGHTS, ON DUNDRY HILL APPROX 2 MILES SOUTH OF REPORTERS RESIDENCE
L. WESTERN DAILY PRESS AND BRISTOL AIRPORT ATC
PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0002 UNCLAS
M. [REDACTED] HARTCLIFFE, BRISTOL [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
N. NIL
O. SIXTEEN OTHERS IN HOUSE
P. 29 JUN 93 0255Z BY BRISTOL ATC
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CWD060 28/0939 179C0518
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 280724Z JUN 93
FROM RAF LEUCHARS
TO MODUK AIR
HQSTC
BROAD SHIELD
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
ATTN AFOR (RAF) REPORT OF A UFO
A. 261040Z JUN 93. 2 MINS
B. LIKE A BRIGHT STAR GLOWED BRIGHT FOR A TIME
C. STANDING OUTSIDE THE FRONT OF HOUSE
D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS
E. WEST-EAST HIGH IN THE SKY
F. NIL
G. NIL
H. SMOOTH HIGH SPEED IN AN ARC UNTIL IT FADED FROM SIGHT
J. VERY CLEAR, 60 KM VIS, 1/8-5000 FT
K. NIL
L. CPL [REDACTED] ARBROATH
M. [REDACTED]
N. DID NOT APPEAR DRUNK, SOUNDED GENUINE
O. BROTHER , SISTER, DAUGHTER, 2 NEICES
P. 261110Z JUN 93
Q. YES
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CWV053 27/0743 170C0259
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 270730Z JUN 93
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 27 JUNE 93. 0130 HRS. 1 HOUR
B. 7 OBJECTS LOOKED LIKE STARS MOVING SOUTH TO NORTH
C. HOUNSLOW. OUTDOORS
D. NAKED EYE
E. NORTH
F. UNKNOWN
G. UNKNOWN
H. CHANGING
J. VERY CLEAR SKY
K. BUILT UP AREA
L. 8 AND D CELL, LATCC, RAF WEST DRAYTON
M. [REDACTED]
N. NIL
PAGE 2 RBDOXL 0301 UNCLAS
O. SEVERAL OTHER PEOPLE
P. 27 JUNE 93. 0406 HRS
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CAP 1 DI 55,#. "~" ~ , , . , REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT " -- --- ~~ I I A. I I I I B. I I I I I c. I I I I I D. I I I- I I E. I I I I I IF. 1 I I I G I I I I H. I I I I I I. I I I I J. I I I I I I I I Date, Time & Duration of Sighting Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightn~$s) I I I j ’;, t ~ (’ ! ~-<’r .’J t4"O 0’ j I , I ._, , " ’ , ’ I I "" {.’< P f= l"t~ r’le A~,Jf ;::~ LI!/’, ;.1 ’,,~ f~.O’, \:o.’y \’,1’ ...."J’,\.,.. ~ "’"~,~ -’1~v""" ~ ~+1 t) D "AI I tt-.. ,,,;r,,! ,f(’ . ,I 0,’ I :"’<’,,.1 , ....,..@.....:-..-.f. IJ~""’ t::" ~"’ : ~ r ~ i () ()I’ ") I ~/j <",..J ~’~J’ \,j ~~ f;:~> ~ ~ ",,..," I 11\"’ ~ I r1"tj{V;h~ ),t’ .;, t; ....’i"..’. .f , I:f’ 1 J I II"’)"’)’ li hI pi i ,,\. A". :t:..t- ~ ~<=> ~-, \ 1,[’1’0 I I <:: "n~t1" i")’ .,,’ I I I 1,,\ I \\J 1 ! 1 I ( I j f I’ I! f’" ’ . to 1" ’,,", /\ -- V’I.)DI4 ( 1’-’ .....- ,",’ F H-r IHlrL I I I I I I I I I I _I I ,I’) I f(i r,,1 A Rl\..’\ I I I ! I I I I Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly esti~ated bearing) I I J I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I ! ! I I I ’"’T() (," /f.~~I I ! I I I I I ! Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) Dis,taIlce (By r~ference to a known landmark) Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimat~s of course and speed) ,Met Condi tions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) ,,’’1 I {,,-y (=~ !,. - .t\ 17 g-. ~ "- Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or mat$h, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV 0,1> radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) :E52
ANNEX A TO
SOP 502
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1. Date, Time & Duration 272100L
2. Description of Object One Brown Cigar shape, 2 sections moving up and down
amber lights growing in intensity.
3. Location, indoor/outdoor Outdoor Stationary
Stationary/moving
4. How observed Binoculars
5. Direction in which North of Uxbridge road West Ealing
first seen Tall building in line of sight
6. Angle of sight Eye Level (1000ft)
7. Distance Overhead Office Block 150ft away
8. Movements 10 mins Stationary,slight movement up and down, 10 minutes
stationary then flew off at high speed Northwards
9. Met conditions Clear skies
10. Nearby Objects Tall office block 150 feet away
11. To whom reported AF OPs through civil operator
12. Name & Address [REDACTED]
13. Background [REDACTED]
14. Other Witness Neighbour [REDACTED]
15. Date time receipt 272130L
16 N/A
17 Remarks N/A
[REDACTED]
RO2
[REDACTED]
Duty Ops Officer
Air Force Ops
Distribution [REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2, Room[REDACTED] MB
AEW/GE, Room[REDACTED] MB
DI55, Room[REDACTED] Metropole Building
D/AFOPS/2/5/1 [REDACTED]REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT CRO
E51
A. Date, Time & 05 JUNE 1993 AT 0245
Duration of Sighting APROX 3-5 MINS LONG.
B. Description of Object 1) LARGE BALL OF ORANGE
(No of objects, size, shape, LIGHT SLIGHTLY OVAL
colour, brightness) JAGGED AT BOTTOM.
2) AN "L" SHAPE OF ORANGE LIGHT
C. Exact Position of Observer IN DOORS LEANING OUT OF WINDOW
Location, indoor/outdoor, STATIONARY .
stationary/moving
D. How Observed (Naked eye, NAKED EYE ONLY
binoculars, other optical
device, still or movie)
E. Direction in which Object WHITE HORSE LAND MARK
first seen (A landmark may be IN DISTANCE . SLIGHTLY TO
more useful than a badly LEFT BUT CLOSER .
estimated bearing)
F. Angle of Sight (Estimated
heights are unreliable) LOOKING UP AT OBJECT .
G Distance (By reference to a
known landmark) HALF WAY BETWEEN
RIPON + THIRSK.
H. Movements (Changes in E, F &G PULSATING SLIGHTLY
may be of more use than BUT NO MOVEMENT
estimates of course and speed)
I. Met Conditions during Observations PALE BLUE SKY
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) VERY CLEAR .
J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines,
high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake
or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high RIPON ARMY CAMP TO LEFT
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts, REST ALL FARMLAND.
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
floodlights or night lighting);::... .. .’ . REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT fJ() A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting I i T Wt’5JJ.1 Z I ! "Rt/Mk. pl/k / J..,/{t/lill!., ’; : M~J I I ilid ,"",{ltl~J ~Id lJ. J:J. ., A I I I IX f...tMJ~4evJ: (r$)~ r~ il’ kd; I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5w1A! t;, S,f’M( d~vJ . Ot,"" I I I I I I I I I I I i/.U~ -.; . / B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving t~Hk it, IAPJCNI . 7’/M;\t~B1tJ~ f’ I D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) ~! 4}’ .Iv!y!tt.\_ e.,f j~ E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) t!Vfj....t....J F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) l7&</t-rJ I . ; ’. I l&J;C A’{"1., G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) it/.P iv.",$1 J ,t l. H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) {ill ~;V>1- f I t :;’4. tUi.iVi’t{i! J f ,’h tJ&iAlvd , I ’ 1. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) ! J! I’J 1M fIn.K. To whom reported (Police, military, RIPON ARMY CAMP
press etc) CATTERICK ARMY CAMP
RIPON POLICE
L. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
M. Background of Informant that
may be volunteered —
N. Other Witnesses NONE KNOWN .
O. Date, Time of Receipt 05 1741 JUNE 1993
P. Any Unusual Meteorological —
Conditions
Q. Remarks
NONE .[REDACTED]
2390/2/PR
21 June 1993
Dear [REDACTED]
I am writing to acknowledge receipt of your telephone message of 5 June 1993.
I have been unable to trace any likely source for what you saw so I have forwarded
details of the incident to the Ministry of Defence (Air Secretariat) which monitors all
such reports and decides whether any further action should be taken.
Thank you for your interest.
Yours sincerely
[REDACTED]E50
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time & Thursday 29th June ,
Duration of Sighting
B. Description of Object "Remote probe / drone" : black ,
(No of objects, size, shape, solid ,"acted like bird but wasn't". Also,
colour, brightness) a transparent cross shaped object
C. Exact Position of Observer outside in garden , sunbathing
Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary/moving
D. How Observed (Naked eye,
binoculars, other optical Naked eye
device, still or movie)
E. Direction in which Object
first seen (A landmark may be
more useful than a badly overhead
estimated bearing)
F. Angle of Sight (Estimated
heights are unreliable) Several thousand feet high
G Distance (By reference to a
known landmark) up high ,
H. Movements (Changes in E, F &G Circling , then moving in straight
may be of more use than lines
estimates of course and speed)
I. Met Conditions during Observations Sunny, Some clouds . Clear
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines,
high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake
or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, N/k
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
floodlights or night lighting)K. To whom reported (Police, military, Sec (AS) 2a
press etc)
L. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED] , Boxted, Colchester [REDACTED]
M. Background of Informant that UFO investigator with Quest International
may be volunteered
N. Other Witnesses None
O. Date, Time of Receipt 24th June , c 11.45 am
P. Any Unusual Meteorological None
Conditions
Q. Remarks [REDACTED] has had previous sightings .
Accepted we wouldn't be investigating as such,
but I promised to tell her know if we
received similar sightings
[REDACTED]
Sec(AS) 2a13. Background of Informant that may be volunteered
14. Other Witnesses
Wife
15. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR)
082250Z Jun 93
16. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions
17. Remarks
[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp:
Sec(AS)2
-9 JUN1993
FILE]
Date: 8 Jun 93 [REDACTED]
RO2
Duty Operations Officer
Air Force Operations
Distribution: [REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2, Room[REDACTED] Main Building
AEW/GE, Room[REDACTED] Main Building
DI 55, Room[REDACTED] Metropole Building
File D/AFOPS/2/5/1 [REDACTED]
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CWD098 07/1237 158C1237
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 071100Z JUN 93
FROM RAF BRIZE NORTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 7 JUN 93 0145A 10 MINS
B. ROUND (CYLINDRICAL) OBJECT 3 RECTANGULAR WHITE LIGHTS
FLOURESCENT TRIAL WHEN OVERHEAD NO NAVIGATIONAL LIGHTS BUT HAD RED
STROBE LIGHT IN MIDDLE AND ORANGE LIGHT AT TAIL
C. INDOORS THROUGH BEDROOM WINDOW
D. NAKED EYE AND TELESCOPE
E. COMING FROM WEST FROM DIRECTION BRIZE NORTON OR FAIRFORD
F. HEAD ON TO OVERHEAD
G. 15 MILES TO OVERHEAD TO 15 MILES TO EAST
H. SLOW RATE OF CLIMB DIRECTION OF FLIGHT WEST TO EAST
J. VERY CLEAR
K. STREET LIGHTS ONLY
L. RAF BRIZE NORTON AND [REDACTED] BRITISH UFO RESEARCH
PAGE 2 RBDOYT 0014 UNCLAS
ASSOCIATION
M. [REDACTED] KIDDLINGTON OXON [REDACTED]
N. NIL
O. [REDACTED] OF SAME ADDRESS (WIFE)
P. 07 JUN 93 1100(L)
Q. NIL
R. NIL
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CAP 1 DI 55[ILLEGIBLE] VS MOD...- . . . CRU E46
ROOM. [REDACTED]
PAX [REDACTED] ATTN [REDACTED]
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to quoted).
4TH JUNE 0200L 15 - 20 MINUTES
B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape,
colours, brightness, sound, smell etc).
1 - CIRCULAR. WHITE LIGHT ON FRONT. STRONG BRIGHT
LIGHT LEFT TRAIL. NO NOISE. REDISH TINGE ON LEFT HAND S
C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors
or outdoors. Stationary or moving).
[REDACTED] BETWEEN IPSWICH AND FELIXSTONE
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).
EAST. /
F. Angle of Sight. (Estimated height are unreliable).
10° 20° ABOVE HORIZON THEN OVERHEAD.
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible).
15 - 20 MILES
H. Movements. (Change in E, F and G may be of more use than
estimates of course and speed).
MOVED UP TO OVERHEAD AND THEN TOWARDS
IPSWICH.
I. Meteorological conditions during observations. (Moving
clouds, haze, mist etc).
MAINLY CLEAR WITH BRIGHT CLOUD COVER.
J. Nearby objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines;
reservoir, lake, swamp or marsh; river; high building, tall
chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts; airfields;
generating plants; factories, pits or other sites with flood-
lights or other night lighting).
OVER THE SEA TO START WITH, THEN OVER
CRANES.K. To whom reported. (Police, military organisation, the press).
ROYAL AIR FORCE HONINGTON
L. Name and address of informant.
[REDACTED]
M. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
[REDACTED]
N. Other witnesses.
O. Date and time of receipt of report.
04 1515L JUNE 93.
** TOTAL PAGE.03 **"~".’:,,, ..,. ;~ .. REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT ,,",-.11 I I A. I I I I B. I I I I I C. I I I I I D. I I I I I E. I I I I I IF. I I I I G I I I I H. I I I I I I. I I I I J. I I I I I I I I Date, Time & Duration of Sighting Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful ’than a badly estimated bearing) Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) Distance (By reference to a known landmark) Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeplesl spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) I I I I 11111’(.( O jttl1 I tM 1 w/.. l "5rM Iv./, 6v.. " I AI.-,,}t c~,.J f1rO "IAW" 51wfl, I \N"l~~ rl’II...,} rt. -; wf1..1L- kfl> I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5rl’1tA,’v"’lJ V di’it I 1Jt.. - lurtAv ,(NV.L1 : , I I I I I I I I _J I I , I I I I I I I I I Fr’"I.’1 fP’ J~ , I’~, (WI - dff-IK. I l . 10 P’1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 0" ft;~ t 11:// I M-r/J.. J.n.4.. fVvvJ ft- f hwk A/1m! fJ N hi Wit , HE,/" Vur~ bJ.v~ 2 (Nt fl: - 14- (It.’ tt ’ v, 4fhx: {5/-;MPit 1 tJhl~ M....d 1/.;4 /frf1W’li. : z., Z’lf"; ! MM ,’" 5f;nJ5 dE, /II: /,’,’1(5 I 51,J,’fVltw1 C l b1t~ l w<t~ PIV;/f- <<f t.A.K. To whom reported (Police, military,
press etc) MOD (Duty Clerk/Air Force Ops?) shortly after
sighting. Later, to me.
L. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
M. Background of Informant that [REDACTED] who has worked with
may be volunteered [REDACTED](BUFORA) on combating some of the
claims made about regression hypnosis & alien abductions.
N. Other Witnesses His friend, [REDACTED]
O. Date, Time of Receipt Friday 4th June, 9.45 am
P. Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions None
Q. Remarks Has always been sceptical of extraterrestrial
explanation for UFOs. Believed object must have
showed up on radar, and asked me to check.*
V. well informed on ufology theories + personalities.
[REDACTED]
Sec(AS) 2a
* Note of Action.
Spoke to AIS(mil) at RAF West Drayton.
They'll examine tapes and let me know if
anything unusual shows up.E44 TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION UNCLASSIFIED CAB090 01/1317 15200996 FOR CAB ROUTINE 010710Z JUN 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 280340Z MAY 93 1 HOUR B. ONE, TWICE THE SIZE OF NORTH STAR, ROUND/OVAL WHITE, BRIGHT C. WOOD GREEN D. NAKED EYE E. TOWARDS TOTTENHAM H. STEADY J. SMALL AMOUNT OF MOVING CLOUDS K. NIL L. NIL M. [REDACTED] N. [REDACTED] WOULD LIKE SOMEONE TO PAY HIS PHONE BILL FOR THE GIRLFRIEND (TIME TAKEN TO MAKE THE CALL) P. 280340Z MAY 93 PAGE 2 RBDAID 0001 UNCLAS BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
E43 TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION UNCLASSIFIED CAB173 24/2346 144C0446 FOR CAB ROUTINE 240430Z MAY 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 210200HRS MAY 93, HALF AN HOUR B. MASSIVE OBJECT, CIRCULAR IN SHAPE WITH NO SOUND. LIGHTS WHICH CONNECTED TOGETHER THEN SEPARATED TO BE INDIVIDUAL. LIGHTS AROUND SIDE AND MIDDLE OF OBJECT C. INDOORS D. NAKED EYE F. ABOVE HOUSES G. OVERHEAD H. LIGHTS MOVED J. CLOUDY K. HOUSES L. LOCAL POLICE M. [REDACTED] HENNESFORD Not found [handwritten annotation] PAGE 2 RBDAID 0002 UNCLAS STAFFS O. HUSBAND, DAUGHTER AND BOYFRIEND, OTHER COUPLE P. 2209002 MAY 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
E42 TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION UNCLASSIFIED CAB172 24/2344 144C0445 FOR CAB ROUTINE 240420Z MAY 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 231020Z MAY 93, 10 SECONDS B. SAUCER SHAPED OBJECT, 20 FEET IN LENGTH, DULL GREY IN COLOUR C. B825, BETWEEN LINLITHGOW AND CALDERCRUICK, O/S POSITION 891712 D. NAKED EYE E. SOUTH F. 30 DEGREES G. 40 YARDS H. HOVERING JUST ABOVE TREES, DROPPED SUDDENLY BELOW TREE LINE. 5 SECONDS LATER SHOT OFF AT ANGLE VERY FAST EASTERLY J. DULL K. TREES L. GRANGEMOUTH POLICE, PC [REDACTED] M. [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID 0001 UNCLAS N. NONE O. NONE P. 231450Z MAY 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
E41
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UNCLASSIFIED
CWD002 21/0006 140C3015
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 202055Z MAY 93
FROM RAF LEUCHARS
TO MODUK AIR
HQSTC
BROAD SHIELD
[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: Sec.(AS)2, 2 MAY 1993]
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
MOD ATTN AFOR(RAF). SUBJECT REPORT ON AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. 20 MAY 1959 LOCAL FOR APPROX ONE MINUTE
B. ONE ORANGE COLOURED OBJECT IN SKY. SMOKE COMING FROM REAR. LOUD
NOISE
C. TORPHIN CRESCENT, GLASGOW. OUTDOORS STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. SOUTH WEST - NORTH EAST
J. OVERCAST
K. BUILDINGS/HOUSES
L. CONSTABLE [REDACTED] STRATHCLYDE POLICE HEADQUARTERS [REDACTED]
CPL [REDACTED] RAF LEUCHARS OPS
M. [REDACTED]
PAGE 2 RBDOXJ 0010 UNCLAS
3499
N. POLICE BELIEVE INFORMANT TO BE TELLING TRUTH
O. [REDACTED]
P. 20 MAY 2025 LOCAL
Q. NO. POLICE CONTACTED LOCAL AIRFIELDS AND NO REPORTS OF AIRCRAFT
FLYING IN AREA AT THAT TIME
BT
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CAP 1 DI 55E40 TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION UNCLASSIFIED CAB068 17/0751 137C0433 FOR CAB ROUTINE 170700Z MAY 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR [MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: 17 MAY 1993] UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 142140Z MAY 93, COUPLE OF MINUTES B. ONE LONG RED ORANGE OBJECT C. STATIONARY OUTDOORS D. NAKED EYE E. EAST F. UNKNOWN G. NIL H. CIRCLED J. CLEAR SKY K. UNKNOWN L. POLICE, DEVON AND CORNWALL POLICE HQ M. [REDACTED] AXMINSTER, DEVON [REDACTED] N. NIL PAGE 2 RBDAID 0001 UNCLAS O. [REDACTED] P. 150050 MAY 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CXL 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
E39 UNCLASSIFIED CWD071 30/0414 118C1991 FOR *** [MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: Sec.(AS)2, 30 APR 1993] ROUTINE 271300Z APR 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 271221Z APR 93 B. SINGLE SILVER COLOURED, OVAL SHAPED OBJECT MOVING VERY FAST FROM EAST TO WEST. NO SOUND OR SMELL C. OUTDOORS D. NAKED EYE E. WESTERLEY F. APPROXIMATELY 2000 TO 3000 FEET G. NOT KNOWN H. STEADY, VERY FAST J. CLEAR K. CLOSE TO GATWICK AIRPORT L. EAST SUSSEX POLICE AND GATWICK AIRPORT M. [REDACTED] CROWBOROUGH, EAST SUSSEX [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID 0001 UNCLAS [REDACTED] N. NIL O. NOT KNOWN P. 271235Z APR 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
E38
ATS/FFS
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING See J below.
(Local times to be used)
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
Number 1
Size LARGE.
Shape OVAL.
Colours BLACK WHITE CENTRE LIGHTS, RED SURROUNDS.
Brightness VERY BRIGHT
Sound NIL - DUE TO DOUBLE GLAZING. POSSIBLY HUMMING.
Smell NIL - "
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
Geographical location IN HOUSE.
Indoors/[Outdoors struck through]
[Stationary struck through]/Moving
D. HOW OBSERVED
Naked eye
[Binoculars struck through]
[Other optical device struck through]
[Still or cine camera struck through]
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN TRAVELLING NNW-SSE.
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable) Very low
G. DISTANCE (By reference to a known landmark if possible) 200 YDS.
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady Lower Than Normal A/c.
[Changing struck through]
[Erratic struck through]
Soon
Early Feb 92 0145 AM
Early Jun 92 0150 AM
Late Oct 92 0158 AM
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION
Moving clouds
Haze/ NIGHT
Mist
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC FARM
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
[Police struck through]
Military Organisation
[The Press struck through]
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED] -UP OTTERY
[REDACTED]
N. ANY BACKGROUND OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES PROMPTED BY POLICE REPORTS [REDACTED]
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT
27 Apr 93 1045 LOCAL. PTOReported To
Fs [REDACTED]
Air Operations
RAF Chivenor
[REDACTED]
EXT [REDACTED]E37
MODCIS (RAF10) Definitely asleep. ANNEX A TO
SOP 502
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1. Date, Time
& Duration of Sighting 242125 A Apr 93
2. Description of Object
(No of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness) 1 large object; approx 3 times larger than an Airship -
covered in flashing lights.
3. Location, indoor/outdoor, Outdoor, hovering, moving
stationary/moving
4. How observed (naked eye, Binoculars
binoculars, other optical device,
still or moving)
5. Direction in which object first seen Not Known
(A landmark may be more useful than
a badly estimated bearing
6. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights Not Known
are unreliable)
7. Distance (By reference to a Not Known
known landmark)
8. Movements (Changes in 5,6 & 7
may be of more use than estimates Hovering
of course and speed)
9. Met conditions during observations Clear Weather
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high None Stated
voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high buildings,
tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or
radio masts, airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or night lighting)
11. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) Ord Sgt RAF Cosford
12. Name & Address of Informant
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED] WOLVERHAMPTON
[REDACTED]
[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: Sec.(AS)2, 2 ... 19...]
113. Background of Informant that may be volunteered
Rational,
14. Other Witnesses
Wife and neighbours
15. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR)
242240Z Apr 93
16. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions
None
17. Remarks
[REDACTED]
Date: 26 Apr 93 [REDACTED]
RO2
Duty Operations Officer
Air Force Operations
Distribution: [REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2, Room [REDACTED] Main Building ✓
AEW/GE, Room [REDACTED] Main Building
DI 55, Room [REDACTED] Metropole Building
File D/AFOPS/2/5/1 [REDACTED]
2E36
MODCIS (RAF10) Definitely asleep. ANNEX A TO
SOP 502
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1. Date, Time
& Duration of Sighting 242100 A Apr 93 several minutes
2. Description of Object
(No of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness) Large Golden object. Appeared to change shape, form and
size.
3. Location, indoor/outdoor, Outdoor, moving. WOMBOURNE, Nr Wolverhampton
stationary/moving
4. How observed (naked eye, Naked Eye
binoculars, other optical device,
still or moving)
5. Direction in which object first seen Unknown
(A landmark may be more useful than
a badly estimated bearing
6. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights Not Known
are unreliable)
7. Distance (By reference to a Not Known
known landmark)
8. Movements (Changes in 5,6 & 7
may be of more use than estimates None given
of course and speed)
9. Met conditions during observations Clear weather.
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high None given.
voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high buildings,
tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or
radio masts, airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or night lighting)
11. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) Ord Sgt RAF Cosford
12. Name & Address of Informant
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
113. Background of Informant that may be volunteered
Nil
14. Other Witnesses
Girlfriend
15. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR)
242240Z Apr 93
16. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions
None
17. Remarks
[REDACTED]
Date: 26 Apr 93 RO2
Duty Operations Officer
Air Force Operations
Distribution: [REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2, Room [REDACTED] Main Building ✓
AEW/GE, Room [REDACTED] Main Building
DI 55, Room [REDACTED] Metropole Building
File D/AFOPS/2/5/1 [REDACTED]
2E35
MODCIS (RAF10) [MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: Sec.(AS)2, 2 Apr 1993] ANNEX A TO
SOP 502
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1. Date, Time
& Duration of Sighting 262050 Local Apr 93 several minutes
2. Description of Object
(No of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness) Like a puff of cloud, then circular, very light with a red light
flashing (note - crossing from right to left)
3. Location, indoor/outdoor, Outside
stationary/moving
4. How observed (naked eye, naked eye
binoculars, other optical device,
still or moving)
5. Direction in which object first seen Going from Wimbledon towards Roehampton
(A landmark may be more useful than
a badly estimated bearing
6. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights Not known
are unreliable)
7. Distance (By reference to a None estimated
known landmark)
8. Movements (Changes in 5,6 & 7
may be of more use than estimates Seemed to be about the speed of an aircraft
of course and speed)
9. Met conditions during observations Clear sky
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high Nothing of note
voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high buildings,
tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or
radio masts, airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or night lighting)
11. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) AFDO
12. Name & Address of Informant
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
113. Background of Informant that may be volunteered
Sensible, was partially mollified by the Airship Ford Mondeo
14. Other Witnesses
15. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR)
261955Z Apr 93
16. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions
17. Remarks
Would have believed the Airship Ford Mondeo but for the fact that we were told it was
operating in the Ilford/Romford area. May we have a Telephone No for the operators of
the airship so that we may check its operating area? That would be very helpful.
[REDACTED]
Date: 26 Apr 93 RO2
Duty Operations Officer
Air Force Operations
Distribution: [REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2, Room [REDACTED] Main Building
AEW/GE, Room [REDACTED] Main Building
DI 55, Room [REDACTED] Metropole Building
File D/AFOPS/2/5/1 [REDACTED]
NB. Please note that the format of this form accords with Civpol formats
TO ALL AFDOS; PLEASE USE THIS AS A MASTER COPY AND IMMEDIATELY ON OPENING USE THE "SAVE
AS " FUNCTION TO MAKE A COPY FOR THE ACTUAL REPORT! SORRY BUT IT WAS NOT POSSIBLE TO PUT
THIS REMARK AT THE START OF THE REPORT,AS IF TRIED ALL THE BLOCK SETTINGS ARE DESTROYED!!!
2E34 TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION UNCLASSIFIED CWD053 26/0854 116C0623 FOR CAB ROUTINE 260815Z APR 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR [stamp: 26 APR 1993] UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 242359L-0010L APR FOR 10 MINUTES B. THREE STAR SHAPED LIGHTS, YELLOW AND ORANGE COLOUR, VERY BRIGHT C. OUTDOORS D. NAKED EYE E. N/K F. N/K G. N/K H. STEADY J. CLEAR NIGHT K. N/K L. POLICE M. [REDACTED] DERRIFYD, PLYMOUTH. N. NIL PAGE 2 RBDAID 0001 UNCLAS O. [REDACTED] P. 251305Z APR 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
MODCIS (RAF10) [stamp: Sec.(AS)2, 2[2] Apr 1993] ANNEX A TO
SOP 502
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1. Date, Time
& Duration of Sighting 211950Z Apr 93
2. Description of Object
(No of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness) Brilliant light, another brilliant light around. Seems bigger
than an airliner going into Heathrow.
3. Location, indoor/outdoor, Outside moving slowly, sometimes stopping then moving
stationary/moving
4. How observed (naked eye, Naked eye - no binnoculars
binoculars, other optical device,
still or moving)
5. Direction in which object first seen Near overhead, then moved away, then came back
(A landmark may be more useful than to overhead again moved to East
a badly estimated bearing
6. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights seemed quite low
are unreliable)
7. Distance (By reference to a not known
known landmark)
8. Movements (Changes in 5,6 & 7
may be of more use than estimates Very slow
of course and speed)
9. Met conditions during observations Clear sky some brilliant stars
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
10. Nearby objects (Telephone lines, high N/A
voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high buildings,
tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or
radio masts, airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or night lighting)
11. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) RAF
12. Name & Address of Informant
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED] London W8
13. Background of Informant that may be volunteered
114. Other Witnesses
15. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 21 1950 Apr 93
16. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions
17. Remarks
The object was in view throughout the telephone call, was sure that it was NOT the
airship which is advertising the Ford Mondeo? (I'm not convinced.)
[REDACTED]
Date: RO2 [REDACTED]
Duty Operations Officer
Air Force Operations
Distribution: [REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2, Room [REDACTED] Main Building
AEW/GE, Room [REDACTED] Main Building
DI 55, Room [REDACTED] Metropole Building
File D/AFOPS/2/5/1 [REDACTED]
NB. Please note that the format of this form accords with Civpol formats
TO ALL AFDOS; PLEASE USE THIS AS A MASTER COPY AND IMMEDIATELY ON OPENING USE THE "SAVE
AS " FUNCTION TO MAKE A COPY FOR THE ACTUAL REPORT! SORRY BUT IT WAS NOT POSSIBLE TO PUT
THIS REMARK AT THE START OF THE REPORT,AS IF TRIED ALL THE BLOCK SETTINGS ARE DESTROYED!!!
2E32 TOP ↑ FEED DIRECTION UNCLASSIFIED CWD100 14/0743 10302183 FOR CAD [MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: Sec(AS)2, 1... 1993] ROUTINE 130745Z APR 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 092000L APR 93 B. ONE ABOUT SIZE OF A B737, ROUND WITH A WHITE LIGHT C. [REDACTED] ROUGHLY SUTTON COLEFIELD, INDOORS, MOVING D. NAKED EYE, TRIED TO TAKE PHOTO E. OVERHEAD F. 5-10 DEGREES G. TWO TO THREE MILES H. STEADY J. RAIN, CLEAR WITH PATCHES OF CLOUD K. L. SUTTON POLICE AND BIRMINGHA M AIRPORT M. [REDACTED] [REDACTED] O. FOUR OTHERS IN HOUSE PAGE 2 RBDAID 0001 UNCLAS P. 100000L APR 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
" ’\... REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT t~ A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving D. Bow Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) I. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) TI ?J, f w%I’;v <<vi , ""I i 7 t; 1~, nl!$M { ! , ,t.... ~ j ~:!H’!oA ) if l i1~ vA.;Ir: I L I ; MiR’ n,/"}I.~ rj, ft rJ..I-,t?;-1.~ ! /1 < ,_ ,,/’,7 l !t 1v ’t:""Vi !’ /V’r/ ~ I ~’I;P" 2lit1tj if/; ~ it... ,if.riI1 r~?V(.F’"tA.. i t Ir~l.f h", , ",,""’Vt. h’K. To whom reported (Police, military,
press etc) Sec (AS) 2a
L. Name & Address of Informant Not given
M. Background of Informant that
may be volunteered Not given
N. Other Witnesses None
O. Date, Time of Receipt 7th April , 9.45 am
P. Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions None
Q. Remarks Witness insisted that object wasn't an
airship, but I'm not so sure. Gave him
nos of UFO groups.
[REDACTED]
Sec (AS) 2aE3.
Insufficient details
for letter. [handwritten annotation]
TOP
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DIRECTION
UNCLASSIFIED
CWD092 03/1248 093C0747
FOR CAB
[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: Sec.(AS)2, ... 1993]
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 021550Z APR 93
FROM RAF WYTON
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HQSTC
ADNC WEST DRAYTON
UNCLASSIFIED
RESTRICTED
SIC I3S/I2D
ATTN AFOR (RAF)
SUBJECT REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT.
1. 02 APR 93 0540Z
2. ORANGE CIGAR SHAPED LIGHT 3. SEEN OVER CAMBRIDGE 11. REPORTED TO
PC [REDACTED] PARKSIDE POL. STN [REDACTED] CAMB CONSTA
12. [REDACTED]
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CAB 1 SEC(AS)/ ✓E29 TOP FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD129 29/1632 088C1554 FOR CAB ROUTINE 290705Z MAR 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT:AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 251900 TO 1930Z MAR 93 B. NARROW CIGAR SHAPE. APPEARED TO HAVE HOUSING BELOW AND WAS LUMINOUS NO SOUND OR SMELL - said [ILLEGIBLE] in the side... C. WITHIN CONFINES OF EUSTON STATION D. NAKED EYE E. SOUTH WESTERLEY F. N/K G. APPROX HALF A MILE H. STEADY DISAPPOEARED SLOWLY BEHIND BUILDINGS J. CLEAR OBJECT BELOW CLOUD BASE K. SEEN ABOVE THE WELCOME BUILDING NEAR EUSTON BR STATION L. AIS(H) M. [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID 0004 UNCLAS [REDACTED] N. WORKING AS [REDACTED] AT TIME OF SIGHTING O. N/K P 2621002 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
b25 TOP FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD120 29/1612 088C1472 FOR CAB ROUTINE 290705Z MAR 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 261926Z MAR 93 B. LOOKS LIKE TWO INVERTED SAUCERS JOINED WITH LIGHTS WHICH WERE VERY BRIGHT AND FLASHING NO SOUND OR SMELL C. INDOORS D. NAKED EYE E. N/K F. N/K G. APROXIMATELY HALF A MILE H. MOVING STEADLY BETWEEN TO FIXED POINTS ALMOST CIRCLING J. CLEAR NO CLOUD K. NOT KNOWN L. FELTHAM POLICE M. [REDACTED] FELTHAM MIDDLESEX [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID 0003 UNCLAS N. NIL O. NIL P. 2620002 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
E22 refers
E27
[NATS — NATIONAL AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES logo]
WITH COMPLIMENTS - [REDACTED]
Manager ATC
ATC Tower Block
Manchester Airport
Wythenshawe
Manchester M22 5PB
[REDACTED]!/!!’ .. UPORT 01’ A1f 1DtIDDTII’IBD PLYING OBJBCCl’ .. DATI TIKI AID oou.TIOII OF SIGBfUG , ~ . 2.2_( 3 / q :~ I q 2.u Jlc~ g"Uh,. A ~.~" 11 "6 ::, ’-.i-LL.d.-:/ (1.ood ’Ci..a to " qUO’CM) ,tr/;-J-"-N"’.)\ ,,’It.,.,/’ Q. ~C~:..~ b. DESC1tIPTIOIl OF OBJ’ICT (N\Ullbar of objeou. abe. ahape, coloura, briahtu.... atI’IUld, _U ate). I j.j ./^ /,1/ I -;r...’t. !~4’’fv’< i v Do. C,-..hM....-::J .~y ’;;, I!/- ’~..l L i j I t QI-f’.."1J..L,,’1 1 v~t: ~ ’v Jl ~: 1 j .6"1)’’Vl~> c. EXACT POSITION OBSDVIm 1 &~;~J<"J.l (GeoiT&phical locatiQU. Udoora or cuedoore. 4It&ti ry or - >. ri -1’ r’v,,’Y) ().(" ,_, ..-r&h...ff .1 11, /1/’ ~, ’( . , "~"’)\ c)..t"~L~:j ",’ J ,i-, Ilc.A.4MPj’r’\ I d. BOW OBSERVED (Naud .Y.. binoculan. other optical device. .tiU or IIIOvie <:&1II91’a). j 1-1 ), l\/ C:’~’{I? ...e,(/<-. _ e. DIR.ECTION DT WICB OBJECT VAS mST SUR . /1 f /~r"’C/)y\J( ".AJ jt~ -4 . 1,t-{’tt fA landmark may b. more U8Gbl thal1 a badly ..timated bearing). ,1 II n1,,--,,,- <...J(.-:;,,}.,:j fj" .t. J’I--’Cj:J 1,\’,-" f. ANGLE OF SIGB! "’1., J fi" 2J v ..~~-,........ ’" (!stimatedheighta are unreliable). I J" 1 PI-J1i~ ’ir) .> t/\., &. DISTANCE C8y refuetlCe to a known landmark wherever pouible). 1V,7v~L j Dll) J ’JJ h. MOVJ!:MEN!S (Chang.. in E, I, G 1II&Y be of ’IIOre u.e than ..timate. of couree and ape.d). ’"’. i I~~r .iL~-u~) f) j _~ 4.-.J,...f(....~1b.. .~.’\ t 4 j;~ <i.A"..... {t.; J,_".J~.i’( iJ - > /, ",..il ./d..... :..,..’" .r iJ’&../,’ ’ ..(.,",\....y..-;; 4 /JjJ....l~j..J...c:’) (-4./.....it.. n1 ;. jt1~V’~’l it. " /I, /~d ., /,;;Jt~~; /’X",rJ’’’-?<0<7 /P’toi. METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Moving clouds, base, mist etc.)
Tonight is a fine clear night.
j. NEARBY OBJECTS (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh,
river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts
airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or other night lighting).
k. TO WHOM REPORTED (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
Air Traffic Manchester.
l. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
[REDACTED]
m. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
None
n. OTHER WITNESSES
None
o. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
22/3/93
1940
The above details are to be telephoned immediately to AIS (Military), LATCC on
[REDACTED]
The completed form is to be despatched to:
Ministry of Defence (AFO)
RAF Main Building
Whitehall
LONDON
SW1
Manchester v: \forms\ufo.doc 8.11.88E46 TOP FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD102 26/1341 085C1136 FOR CAB ROUTINE 260900Z MAR 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 251935Z MAR 93 B. SINGLE VERY LARGE ELONGATED SHAPE WITH LOTS OF VERY BRIGHT LIGHTS AND ONE SINGLE RED LIGHT ON THE UNDERSIDE NO SOUND OR SMELL C. WALTHAMSTOW, E LONDON, WALKING OUTDOORS D. NAKED EYE E. NOT KNOWN F. 10-15 DEGREES G. ESTIMATED TO BE HALF A MILE H. STAYED STATIONARY FOR APPROX ONE MINUTE THEN DISAPPEARED BEHIND THE HOUSES J. CLEAR NIGHT, NO CLOUD K. NIL L. HEATHROW AIRPORT PAGE 2 RBDAID 0005 UNCLAS M. [REDACTED] [REDACTED] N. NIL O. [REDACTED] P. 252030Z MAR 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
E25 U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD144 25/1408 084C1439 FOR CAB ROUTINE 251130Z MAR 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 242345Z MAR 93 B. GREEN LIGHT DISAPPEARING OVER BUILDINGS C. STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. EASY TO WEST F. N/A G. N/A H. STEADY J. CLEAR K. BUILDINGS L. POLICE M. [REDACTED] ABERDEEN N. N/A PAGE 2 KBDAID 0004 UNCLAS O. SGT [REDACTED] HQ QUEEN ST, ABERDEEN P. 251130Z MAR 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
E24 TOP FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD150 24/1224 083C1009 FOR CAD ROUTINE 241200Z MAR 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 232030Z MAR 93 B. SAUSAGE SHAPED, 3 TIMES SIZE OF PLANE, WHITE, MISTY COLOUR WITH ONE FLASHING WHITE LIGHT ON TOP C. OUTDOORS AND STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE F. N/A G. N/A H. SLOWLY J. MOVING CLOUD K. N/A L. CHICKWELL POLICE M. [REDACTED] BARKINSIDE. [REDACTED] [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID 0002 UNCLAS P. 241155Z MAR 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
E25 TOP FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E 0 23/1242 082C0754 FOR CAB ROUTINE 230805Z MAR 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 222302Z MAR, 20 TO 25 SECONDS B. THREE SETS OF DOUBLE, VERY BRIGHT WHITE FLASHING LIGHTS. NO SOUND OR SMELL C. OUTDOORS, STATIONARY, BANCHORY DEVENICK, ABERDEEN D. NAKED EYE E. IN DIRECTION OF THE CASSEIPEIA CONSTILLATION (TO NORTH WEST) F. NOT KNOWN G. NOT KNOWN H. CHANGING J. MOVING CLOUDS K. N/A L. POLICE M. [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID 0001 UNCLAS N. THE INFORMANT SEEMED EDUCATED AND KNOWLEDGEABLE O. NIL P. 222330Z MAR 93 BT ISTRIBUTION Z6F B 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CWF 1 AFDO ) D 1 DD GE/AEW P 1 DI 55 END U N C L A S S I F I E D
E22 TOP FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CWD102 23/1243 082C0761 FOR CAB ROUTINE 230805Z MAR 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 221920Z OVER THREE WEEK PERIOD B. SINGLE CROSS, DELTA SHAPE, VERY BRIGHT, NO SOUND OR SMELL C. BRAMHALL (NEAR MANCHESTER AIRPORT) D. NAKED EYE E. TO THE WEST OF BRAMHALL F. 30 DEGREES G. 10 MILES H. STATIONARY FOR LONG PERIODS, THEN SLOW PROGRESS ACROSS THE SKY J. CLEAR FINE NIGHT K. NIL L. MANCHESTER ATC M. [REDACTED] N. N/A PAGE 2 RBDAID 0002 UNCLAS O. NIL P. 221955Z MAR 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CWF 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
t w E21 ANNEX A TO SOP 502 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time & Duration of sighting 23 Mar 93 B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape colour, brightness) Round and large with lights around the edge. Hovering C. Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving Outdoors D. How Observed (naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) Naked eye E. Direction in which object first seen (a landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) TO right of house ._~._- F. Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) Almost overhead G. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) Not possible H. Movements (Changes in E,F & H may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Moved off and appeared to descend J Met Conditions during observations 19302 (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) Drizzle K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, Clear view high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) L. To whom reported (Police, AF Ops military, press etc)
M. Name and Address of Informant [REDACTED]
Ilford
Essex
[REDACTED]
N. Background of Informant that
may be volunteered
O. Other Witnesses Husband
P. Date, Time of Receipt ( in AFOR) 232310Z Mar 93
Q Any Unusual Meteorological None
Conditions
R. Remarks: Other neighbours also witnessed
the sighting.
[REDACTED]
RO2
AFDO
AF Ops
Date: 23 Mar 93
Distribution: [REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2, Rm[REDACTED] MB
AEW/GE, Rm[REDACTED] MB
DI 55, Rm[REDACTED] Metropole Bldg
File AF Ops/2/5/1 [REDACTED]Uti _ ... : .- -~j REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT Date, Time & Duration of Sighting A. "’J ~ ,,{ L’S ~ TUt’! I ~ ’- I 7/>’’’’1 , ~ jj 5 ;e.iA.{U ~}i.t}’I~cf , Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) w1. ,i I LA B. 6’1.,( (fwJ ""1’1. :> ~-vfC.~ Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving C. (;\,15:k 4,;1" L""’Jt II>, R;:-v’4 {-P"’:’{ $ How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) D. tlvA Jr;.p/;..iU , L .’ " " ;iilfj), Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) E. /i1J!Ai) tINt N E I. 5 ~1 Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) F. ,. f’ , pi ~. : Ilfi G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) Aff~IWf. { r, L",I(/. " Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) H. T. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) ~ ,0 {IJ IIi J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) {fj<Jl)tljK. To whom reported (Police, military, Sec (As) 2a
press etc)
L. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
M. Background of Informant that None
may be volunteered
N. Other Witnesses Several drivers on nearby road stopped their cars
to get out and look
O. Date, Time of Receipt 10 am, Wed 24th March
P. Any Unusual Meteorological None
Conditions
Q. Remarks Suggested an airship may have been the
object seen, with change of course responsible for
change in shape. Gave her the number of
the UFO groups.Insufficient date on address for reply to be sent. [REDACTED] 19/3 E19 TOP FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CAB096 19/0925 078C1275 FOR CAB ROUTINE 190730Z MAR 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 180520 MAR 93. 2 MINUTES B. ONE VERY LARGE AND VERY BRIGHT ROUND ORANGE OBJECT WITH A DROWNING NOISE C. INDOORS D. NAKED EYE E. NIL F. NIL G. NIL H. STEADY J. DARK K. NIL L. POLICE M. [REDACTED] ROWNEY GREEN NEAR REDDITCH [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDOYR 0001 UNCLAS N. NIL O. [REDACTED] P. 181940 MAR 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CWE 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
.. ~. ;C’ .iI!,"-"L’ REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. ~vtl. n t’t f. i rl:.l" ! t f’P"’# K ,. S tI f-"1 Date, Time & Duration of Sighting B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) 1. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist ete) J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) ;"L;, if’ " 1.1’1."’<, iMIA ! i: ::’f}’1i? j(’ /J. h!"...v’{ (NV. cAt/A’’’’_ 1 w$..’/( ril: wAvrA t’ff(p,.!<#( t ’i 10 " ~> fii~’-<(pL ,V; ’,<1’1 iff W-R ’&’.;(.,{ , Jft)1-0f"Yl g~ X.lJ I i’ J i f [ll( ;,ft5t(;,r A- < I’Jlf/td 1ft,. L , / f (vJ.~ ,’~\fJto/L~’f"$’ . , IV t -I! vJ "4’ ,. "H, ;,/1.1 ’.. f’("~’ " iA,,"~,. U ’’’’~’^1 "1 ’’’’ "" ~’ ’(, ". , ;{/’ . I 4- 1\..14 It. - $-!i.\~’/{ kftJ. I. 1, , P’~v(.~?{~ ! ’\. / . ~( 11/1 tV! Ii f) I I \! Lf" i -#k J i/~> V.A.J( I bM M V1;( tt;.},ft1#1Trf.,1, " t! t CN"’It"l" ?I’.,-" ", ~ tl’D r I I I I I I I I I I I IK. To whom reported (Police, military, Sec (AS) 2a
press etc)
L. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
M. Background of Informant that Quest International UFO investigator
may be volunteered
N. Other Witnesses None
O. Date, Time of Receipt 19th March, 1600
P. Any Unusual Meteorological None
Conditions
Q. Remarks Witness's second sighting in as many nights.
Promised to let her know if we received
anything that might be in with her sighting.
[REDACTED]
Sec(AS)2a..... .~ ... d ’,..... REPORT OF AN mITDENTIFIED FLllNG OBJECT t A. fr.....; Date, Time & Duration of Sighting , .,._, ~ ’";.... "Iii.. \11." ,,’ ;yol ,r-" B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) b fL. frri.:L fi.F{ c. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving In ,~ ,11 .!’ ,~ J ,. j 51JJ!((i AIr C <t.Jft/ , I D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) f\ t<~ ,. E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) f,^;o<’ ~ f, ~:t fJtvt", f~>.;<pl\ F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) . I i " ’’’, ~~. ~ i.~"~f~il~’ JJ{J - .1) ~~ \it,.""’’Y .,. G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) !J ", i{ 1J{i1j{ ," H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) HI ~ i ~tre.$’rft~ tl ~"’-t f~t .> , \ . ’j I’ f 1. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) j t’ J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, ~its or other sites with floodlights or night lighting)K. To whom reported (Police, military, Sec(As) 2a / local police
press etc)
L. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED]
M. Background of Informant that Investigator with Quest International
may be volunteered
N. Other Witnesses None
O. Date, Time of Receipt 1600, 19th March
P. Any Unusual Meteorological None
Conditions
Q. Remarks Undertook to get in touch if we
received any reports that might be in
with what was seen. Some Chinook
activity observed at time of sighting.
[REDACTED]
Sec(As)2aE16 TOP FEED DIRECTION U N C L A S S I F I E D CAB034 08/0950 067C0603 FOR CAB ROUTINE 080830Z MAR 93 FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 041945Z MAR 93 B. SINGLE VERY BRIGHT LIGHT, AMBER IN COLOUR, SAUCER SHAPED ABOUT THE SIZE OF A FOOTBALL PITCH NO SOUND OR SMELL. C. OUTDOORS STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. NOT KNOWN F. 60 DEGREES (ESTIMATE) G. NOT KNOWN H. SWEEPING MOVEMENT ACROSS THE SKY,SEVERAL TIMES THEN DISAPPEARED J. CLEAR K. NOT KNOWN L. GUILFORD POLICE STATION M. [REDACTED] GUILFORD. [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDOYR 0003 UNCLAS N. SOBOR O. NOT KNOWN P. 071515Z MR 93 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO ) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAP 1 DI 55
Err :~\. (1ft’ F/4’ \ .I :LONDON LUTON AIRPORT Air Traffic Control Report of Unidentified Flying Object A ;~i;;;~;~hffng. zO 00 2- \-\~...,’II t"’$ B Description of Object(s) \ ->t!2. f \ Q ’$, \r.. "\ ^~ \ ,~\..-.~ c Exact position of observer. S I\IP -to c-e.\ 0 How observed. "\S...,.... Q c.....:r,\ 0.. f’" S E Direction in which object was first seen. S~~h e- 4;~fo~ F Angular elevation of object. N f A G Distance of object from observer. N f A H Movements of object. Nol’.Q,. J Meteorological conditions during observations. ~ ~M ~.~~~,\o:\ \\.~ , 1r" ~ Q K Nearby objects. N/A f continued over
L To whom reported. [REDACTED] (ATSA)
LONDON LUTON AIRPORT
M Name and address of informant.
[REDACTED]
N Any background information on the informant that may be volunteered.
N/A
O Other witnesses.
N/A
P Date and time of report.
2200 27/02/93
The information contained on this form should be passed immediately by telephone to AIS (Military)
at LATCC.
[REDACTED]
The completed form should be sent to Ministry of Defence Sec (AS).
Address in MATS Pt. 1 Appendix H
Information Source: MATS Pt 1 Section 6 Chapter 4.3
MATS Pt 1 Appendix HE14
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB056 01/1120 060C1176
[ILLEGIBLE]
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 011000Z MAR 93
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR [REDACTED]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 272000Z FEB 93 2 HRS
B. BLUE, FLASHING OBJECT WITH NO SOUND OR SMELL
C. BEDFORD, INDOORS AND OUTDOORS, STATIONARY
D. BINOCULARS
E. SOUTH OF BEDFORD
F. N/K
G. N/K
H. STEADY
J. 35 KM VIS, 3/4000
K. NONE
L. LUTON ATC
M. [REDACTED]
N. NONE
PAGE 2 RBDOYR 0006 UNCLAS
O. NONE
P. 272200Z FEB 93
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO )
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAP 1 DI 55[REDACTED] Seen by DO 212200Z FEB93 E13
[REDACTED] Pse pass to CRO 220800Z
[REDACTED]
FIN/2286/Org
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 21 Feb 93, 02.15hrs., 5minutes
B. Description of Object. 50p shape, column above & below.
C. Exact Position Observer. Canklow Rd, Rotherham [ILLEGIBLE]
D. How Observed. WHILST WALKING.
E. Direction in which Object was first seen. To the WEST
F. Angle of Sight. Low
G. Distance. Far Away.
H. Movements. Climbing Slowly to Right
J. Meteorological conditions during observation.
Very Windy but Clear
K. Nearby objects.
Nil Seen
L. To whom reported. RAF Finningly, Guardroom
M. Name and Address of informant. [REDACTED]
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
Nil.
O. Other witnesses.
Nil
P. Date and time of receipt of report. 2050 21 Feb 93
Q. Is a reply requested. Yes.
[REDACTED]
Signed [REDACTED]
Name [REDACTED]
Date 21 Feb 93 Rank CHF TECH Tel No [REDACTED]RAF Boulmer
ALNWICK
Northumberland
NE66 3JF
BMR/35/Ops Alnwic [REDACTED]
(GPTN [REDACTED])
MOD Sec(AS)2a
Room [REDACTED] 19 Feb 93
Main Building
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
a. 171915zFeb93, duration approx 2 mins.
b. 2 bright orange lights followed by a third one after a short
time formed what appeared to be a reversed 'L' pattern.
c. Driving a truck along a road in Glendale Valley near Wooler, NW
of Hetton Steads.
d. Naked eye.
e. NW of observer on some high ground.
f. Appeared at first to be at ground level, but, as observer went
to investigate, it appeared to be in the air.
g. Estimates about one mile.
h. Lights were stationary.
j. Clear weather, nothing special to report.
k. No nearby objects, ground was normal,open agricultural land.
l. RAF Boulmer; observer was reluctant to give name and address as
he does not wish to be bothered by the Press!
[ILLEGIBLE]
m. [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
n. An ex-Serviceman - he stated that he had not been drinking.
o. Nil.
p. 171950zFeb93. Telephoned to Fg Off [REDACTED] then passed on
to Sqn Ldr [REDACTED] (Low Flying Complaints Officer).
[REDACTED]
Sqn Ldr
for OCE11
AIS/PFS
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. DATE, TIME, "DURATION OF SIGHTING"
(Local times to be used) 16th February 0950
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
Number 1
Size 2 or 3 times the size of a Hawk aircraft.
Shape Similar to Barrage balloon.
Colours Bright sunlight orange
Brightness Very bright.
Sound NIL
Smell NIL
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
Geographical location Appledore. North Devon
Indoors/Outdoors Outdoors
Stationary/Moving Stationary
D. HOW OBSERVED
Naked eye Naked eye
Binoculars
Other optical device
Still or cine camera
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN NORTH
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable) 30' approx
G. DISTANCE (By reference to a known landmark if possible) 4 miles
H. MOVEMENT. Steady for 30 seconds, then slowly rose slightly,
Steady reversed and seemed to descend.
Changing
Erratic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION
Moving clouds Very light winds, clear conditions, cloud on horizon
Haze with breaks.
Mist
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC Behind Wrafton laboratories, Wrafton Nth Devon.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
Police
Military Organisation Operations RAF Chivenor.
The Press [REDACTED]
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMAT [REDACTED]
N. ANY BACKGROUND OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
Husband is a keen flier.
O. OTHER WITNESSES [REDACTED] mother saw UFO also, she was with [REDACTED] at the time
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT
[REDACTED]
Duty OPS OFFICER RAF CHIVENOR
F. [REDACTED] 16th February 1993 1240[ILLEGIBLE]E10
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DIRECTION
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAB024 22/0818 053C0377
FOR CAB
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
ROUTINE 220730Z FEB 93 Sec.(AS)2
24 [ILLEGIBLE] 1993
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON FILE
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA.
A. 2115, 19 FEB 93
B. ONE ROUND TENNIS BALL SIZE, YELLOW, SCARLET AND ORANGE IN COLOUR.
NO SOUND OR SMELL
C. MOVING OUTDOORS
D. NAKED EYE
E. NIL
F. NIL
G. NIL
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR
K. NIL
L. RAF CHIVENOR ORDERLY OFFICER
M. [REDACTED] TORRINGTON [REDACTED]
PAGE 2 RBDAID 0001 UNCLAS
N. NIL
O. NIL
P. 192200 FEB 93
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO )
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAP 1 DI 55E9
TOP
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DIRECTION
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CWD088 09/1225 040C0995
FOR CAB
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
ROUTINE 090835Z FEB 93 Sec.(AS)2
9 FEB 1993
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON FILE
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 312130Z JAN 93, 20-30 MINUTES
B. 1, HALF EGG SHAPED, BLUE AND DULL
C. OUTDOORS, STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. N/K
F. N/K
G. N/K
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR
K. N/K
L. POLICE
M. [REDACTED] HILLERLAND, GLOS, [REDACTED]
N. NIL
PAGE 2 RBDAID 0001 UNCLAS
O. NIL
P. 081955Z FEB 93
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO )
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAP 1 DI 55E8
TOP
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DIRECTION
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CWD011 03/0034 034C0129
FOR CAB
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
ROUTINE 022230Z FEB 93 Sec.(AS)2
5 FEB 1993
FROM RAF LEUCHARS FILE
TO MODUK AIR
HQSTC
BROAD SHIELD
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
ATTN AFOR (RAF)
A. 02 FEB 93 2155-2205Z
B. TWO VERY BRIGHT ORANGE LIGHTS
C. INDOOR AT HOME
D. NAKED EYE THEN BINOCULARS
E. ABOVE BROUGHTY CASTLE
F. APPROX 20-30 DEGREES ABOVE HORIZON
G. NOT KNOWN (AT NIGHT)
H. LIGHTS APPEARED TO CIRCLE FOR APPROX 5 MINS, THEN MOVED NORTH,
DESCENDED AND DISAPPEARED
J. VISIBILITY EXCELLENT (20KM), CLOUD BASE APPROX 3000 FEET, WIND
220/22, DAT PS09
PAGE 2 RBDOXJ 0035 UNCLAS
K. RIVER TAY ESTUARY NEARBY
L. CPL [REDACTED] LEUCHARS OPERATIONS
M. [REDACTED] DUNDEE. [REDACTED]
N. NIL
O. NIL
P. RECEIVED AT 022208Z FEB 93
Q. REPLY REQUESTED
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO )
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAP 1 DI 55fJ i-’:’;~::.. J’ REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT t. I A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting B. Desciption of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) I. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) I I c: (]flt.- I ) t;..v, I J!11r" tVfIi1 iI ! 2 . ~t1 ~*\ I ., Z - 1 /ktX1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I J ~h01 5fJ.I! ~ V’iJ"d t ,Nl/j Sl.wt’i" l I . ,. i . ,J,.." ! I. . ’{ I ’ I :f(~\1 ~’ < t ,511.~d7 ’ft .J: ih(.;(.!ill~ ~fu"t (,d, M’Vl V J.v.".1/;.}.J) I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .., , 4. LAt . ’f 4 t~. L- w!.,.;rL Z’l’",i, , l vt;rl r!’ot! ’ !tot . I I j I’ i W~vil\ W;~’ ’ i r {;II( t .; ...}t I Jar ;U’Vt I wkt~ tvff~.r{J b be. 57~ v-r{ r. 9 r ill/ ’ V’ "-’V;\"J {iVY aX f)’t fltt.Wvt51.1 ts5f..X ttJ,f.J;J t1 L- /tfJk { ()C {J fl’ Jltil"J: ~5l’v’.Jr~ 1170 1$4;/’ ,wfib;dJj , 5!vV\.(. ";",,,v{ P ’}’Lj k..~’l ,~ k. -,j )d,,<{ (’J.tl;~ IrlC f~C1
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time &
Duration of Sighting Sun 9th Jan , approx 12-30 am .
2-3 mins .
B. Desciption of Object
(No of objects, size, shape, 2 white lights , 1 red tail light .
colour, brightness) When witnesses at closest, object seen,
what appeared to be square
C. Exact Position of Observer
Location, indoor/outdoor, Driving car at Gt Hawksley, Essex
stationary/moving
D. How Observed (Naked eye,
binoculars, other optical Naked eye
device, still or movie)
E. Direction in which Object
first seen (A landmark may be N/k
more useful than a badly
estimated bearing)
F. Angle of Sight (Estimated
heights are unreliable) 1000 ft height estimated
G Distance (By reference to a
known landmark) 100 yards initially
H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G Initially stable, then moved away slowly,
may be of more use than speeding up, before shooting off at incredible
estimates of course and speed) speed (at unnatural horizontal)
I. Met Conditions during Observations
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) Some wind
J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines,
high Voltage lines, reservoir,
lake or dam, swamp or marsh,
river, high buildings, tall Bishop William Ward School
chimneys, steeples, spires, TV Cherry Tree Pub
or radio masts, airfields,
generating plant, factories,
pits or other sites with
floodlights or night lighting)K. To whom reported (Police, military,
press etc) Sec (AS) 2a
L. Name & Address of Informant N/k - 4 witnesses
M. Background of Informant that
may be volunteered N/k
N. Other Witnesses N/k
O. Date, Time of Receipt 271030 Z Jan
P. Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions N/k
Q. Remarks Report relayed by [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] a Guest International
investigator .
[REDACTED]
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CBJ051 26/1222 026C0686
FOR CAB
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
ROUTINE 260810Z JAN 93 Sec.(AS)2
27 JAN 1993
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON FILE
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 251900Z JAN 93 ONGOING
B. SINGLE VERY BRIGHT LIGHT ABOVE GATWICK AIRPORT, NOT A STAR
C. INDOORS AND OUTDOORS STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS
E. TO THE SOUTH WEST
F. APPROX 10000 FEET (HEIGHT)
G. SEVEN MILES
H. STILL
J. CLEAR
K. NOT KNOWN
L. GATWICK AIRPORT
M. [REDACTED] SURREY [REDACTED]
TE[REDACTED]
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N. WOULD APPRECIATE AN EXPLANATION
O. DAUGHTER
P. 251905Z JAN 93
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO )
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAP 1 DI 55E5
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CWD037 21/0901 021C0696
FOR CAB
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
ROUTINE 210800Z JAN 93 Sec.(AS)2
-2 1 JAN 1993
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON FILE
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA.
A. 180001Z JAN 93 60 MINS
B. ONE VERY BRIGHT LIGHT WHICH OCCASIONALLY FADED AND THEN REAPPEARED
C. CARLTON MOOR, OUTDOORS. STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS
E. NORTHERLY DIRECTION
F. N/K
G. APPROXIMATELY THREE MILES
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR, THEN MISTY, THEN SNOW
K. NIL
L. NIL
M. [REDACTED] LEEDS 12
N. OUT ON A SKYWATCH, WHICH WAS ABANDONED DUE TO SNOW
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O. [REDACTED]
P. 201630Z
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO )
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAP 1 DI 55REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT t ’) A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting B. Desciption of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) 1. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) I I I I S 1;1 5 /4ful’( ":fJ} l ff:rtwl:"l t’- vtri I 5~’- vb jet! - fliik .vr \v,tl, J~ f vtrr1 I b:f ’ {lAl f’\ v-.#.’ )~ ! h; "^ 1.1 . I 2 WIIftIMl fM,,, I~ dl’.vt~ {k,f, tW’; t:.)1 : t!rvt1’~’t {p l"’t( ~i5l{ ~ ’fit (-f 11, t;...~ : ;;.. ><bM’tj fiJt /w;..;tt 1’~ I I I I I I I I tv I k I tJ {ltAN "(f tlW’#/,rlJ Ptfbp}..’r{ I I I t-dl!!! .r ;,u.,rJ(,~J l< r:i};A tiMid,’ .Ii I f4 A;d& 1-4\ ! ~1"~ M"fl,~ ,J. I \ft>’1 I;;;(t[ ’i~..r~; f /;.:{.,II:’I .,UiI\. I it UfO;!"’’’;_, I )~’~~ ~vtwf tift,; t<f.vs, / Jk f. rM;. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Ti $/it1 Ill-" J;t."’l ) r;tf/4t’J{ 7f’M Ntb~l t1t v 5 u ~...’’L vll. I , ,\ y p;J~ clJ vi MvUbl f’11 y 1 .> <t\t.Jt~~~ 1 ,,1tr.l ’}E4
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CAB133 14/1729 014C1295
FOR CAB
ROUTINE 141040Z JAN 93
FROM RAF WEST DRAYTON
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 130140Z JAN 93. FIVE MINUTES
B. ONE BLUE FLASHING LIGHT WHEN AIRBORNE. VERY BRIGHT FLOODLIGHT
WHEN LANDED. NO SOUND OR SMELL
C. INDOORS. STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. NOT KNOWN
F. FROM BEDROOM WINDOW
G. 200 YDS
H. STEADY, HOVERED WHILST AIRBORNE
J. VERY WINDY
K. NOT KNOWN [ILLEGIBLE]
L. RAF VALLEY. [REDACTED] COMMUNITY RELATIONS OFFICER
M. [REDACTED] LLANEDI, PONTARDULAIS,
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MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
N. JUST WOKEN UP - NOT DRUNK EXCLAM Sec.(AS)1
15 JAN 1993
O. HUSBAND FILE
P. 141035Z
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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CAB 1 SEC(AS) ACTION ( CXV 1 AFDO )
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAP 1 DI 55~........ ~ REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLTING OBJECT EZ A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting B. Desciption of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving D. How Observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) E. Direction in which Object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) F. Angle of S:i.ght (Estimated heights are unreliable) G Distance (By reference to a known landmark) H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) r. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high Voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) I l~ d ,. Il~ -J ~ . I t I’’’’’’j ! I:J!""! I tJf’l’-’ k ’/’ 5 () piM. i I ’5 - 5" ’fU;w4 ~ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -I I I I I I I I I I I 0.’(. f(&~ r1l Lfvt / hA’1’il, ft~’V\ 5PM: j,Jf 11, yt( .. }1’1..; f t ~I It Iv.<j" ,1At.!e.:rvrk i!’{ llViL , OJ-llft’r) >?lfv~’/V\{"-V-’ I A. 1. ! I\/’t/~(Ui (1 { ~v.t~~~ kAir"ll ESE I 5Pvv ,,{ d I L LA’I. "oj,! (..r!h1. ,,.,) fled. LVI] vv.>( _ g"//11MNltJ, f,1 7"iiI: ’w’ i . JJ. f 1’>1.h {1"""(5 I ~uJ.,<~ {;J: /. f (Iii.. . I Hi 20’ .!J# dfu 1 htlvJ: . 1.J! k ,I . f f l I I ^ ..iI 5fiu....t )It’Mfo{ (MStwvv[ t b..vr l~f\\.D!( . , , A l ~:iJjji 2 ’1.1 I /.; b J.J.1" , /1~~ }r~~~h’, , J ,ltJJ !I"M ri’( !J;U.wv{ . - ;tt’Mti~ ~ ,,,,,j!,) Aka] , 5.niV1e d JVl1- I At<lu - N I k , fFY"C( S \!./ivJ.. tftitlk ).~ifk"1 ,,), J.{’r(d,’", l’ ~1tMi !".,.".I/ d !yJ ! ,I ’" fL./[ I’M’-"’. , ViI,’(I;t<,’ iil.$ J1 fL." 5 {,"-.E3
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time &
Duration of Sighting Tuesday 12th Jan , approx 7pm .
B. Desciption of Object
(No of objects, size, shape, 8 US Apache helos , flanking a very
colour, brightness) strange object - flat but with dome, very
big , tail pin with stroke light on top .
C. Exact Position of Observer
Location, indoor/outdoor, 2 youths ran into youth club and told
stationary/moving everyone to come outside and see things landing
in nearby field / waste ground .
D. How Observed (Naked eye,
binoculars, other optical Naked eye
device, still or movie)
E. Direction in which Object
first seen (A landmark may be N/k, but flew off towards Derbyshire
more useful than a badly
estimated bearing)
F. Angle of Sight (Estimated 8 helos + unidentified object landed . A
heights are unreliable) further object was flying around overhead at
very high speeds ; flashing lights seen, like lightning.
G Distance (By reference to a
known landmark) Youths went up to helos , spoke to pilots .
H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G
may be of more use than See above
estimates of course and speed)
I. Met Conditions during Observations
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) N/k
J. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines,
high Voltage lines, reservoir,
lake or dam, swamp or marsh,
river, high buildings, tall Youth club at Maltby ,
chimneys, steeples, spires, TV South Yorks
or radio masts, airfields,
generating plant, factories,
pits or other sites with
floodlights or night lighting)K. To whom reported (Police, military,
press etc) Sec (AS) 2a
L. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED] Quest International
M. Background of Informant that [REDACTED] is leader of the Quest International
may be volunteered UFO group - I have a good working relationship
N. Other Witnesses Dozens of people from the youth club
O. Date, Time of Receipt Friday 15th Jan , 10.30
P. Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions N/k
Q. Remarks [REDACTED] passed on the story which he heard
and is investigating . Had thought the UFO
might be stealth, but said shape didn't tie in .
[REDACTED] said he'd keep me informed re his investigation.
[REDACTED]
Sec (AS) 2a