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DEFE 31/173 is a UK Ministry of Defence DI55 / Defence Intelligence file of unidentified flying object incident reports from 1984 to 1986, fed into the corpus that later supported Project Condign.
DEFE 31/173 is a UK Ministry of Defence DI55 / Defence Intelligence file of unidentified flying object incident reports from 1984 to 1986, fed into the corpus that later supported Project Condign.
The file collects standardised UFO sighting reports routed to DI55 and Sec(AS)2 from civilian witnesses via UK police forces (Kent, Gwent, Staffordshire), the Civil Aviation Authority at Cardiff-Wales Airport, and RAF duty operations officers in early 1985. Reports follow the SOP 502 Annex A format covering date, object description, observer position, direction, angle of sight, distance, movements, meteorological conditions and witnesses. Incidents include a 28 March 1985 0430 "bright flash or explosion in sky" near Tunbridge Wells, a 27 March 1985 "laser beam" object reported by a Gwent motorist between Raglan and Abergavenny, an 18 March 1985 "50p piece" shaped object with coloured underside clusters seen near Blackmore, and a 17 March 1985 banana-shaped object observed through binoculars hovering above Wembley Stadium. Distribution lists confirm copies routed to Sec(AS), ACS(P), DD GE/AEW, DI 55 and DST1.
BRIGHT FLASH OR EXPLOSION IN SKY . NOTHING HEARDp.5
ONE .LASER BEAM. OBJECT WHITE/BLUE IN APPEARANCE MOVING VERY FAST A FULL 180 DEGREES AND VERY LONG IN APPEARANCE.p.6
Object shaped like a 50p piece with 2 strong beams of light from front and and 2 weaker ones from the rear. Red, yellow and green coloured lights in clusters on the underside in 3 clusters and 3 coloured lights on either side. The whole object described as being in 3 sections and "big"p.8
BLACK CYLINDRICAL OBJECT POSSIBLY ROTATINGp.12
YELLOW BALL SHAPED OBJECT.p.13
The object appeared to be of a mushroom shape, very bright and a glowing orange colour.p.17
1 Object, cylinder with gable roof "hat". Very bright, reflective or white with red or orange topp.21
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Sec(AS) cc: Sec(AEW
DI55
317 B
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS
INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR REPORTS TO ROYAL AIR FORCE UNITS
1. Date, Time and duration of sighting. (Local).
28/3/85, 0430
2. Position of observer:
[REDACTED] TUN/WELLS, FACING SOUTH.
3. Direction: (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing).
FACING TO SOUTH.
4. Angle of Sight: (Estimated heights and distances are unreliable).
35°
5. Movements: (Changes in (3) and (4) over the period, rather than an
estimated of course and speed).
NIL
6. Description:
BRIGHT FLASH OR EXPLOSION IN SKY . NOTHING HEARD
7. Name and Address of Informant:
[REDACTED] TUN/WELLS
8. Any background knowledge of the Informant:
NIL.
9. Any Witnesses:
NIL
10. Weather at time: (Cloud, rain, moonlight, sunny, winds, as far as possible).
DRY , FROSTY , BROKEN CLOUD,
[REDACTED] [REDACTED]
(Signature)................[REDACTED]...........
[REDACTED]
(Address)..........Tunwells Police Stn..............
KENT COUNTY CONSTABULARY
"A" DIVISION
-1 APR 1985
DIVISIONAL
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
MAIDSTONE
[REDACTED] 28MAR1985
TUN[ILLEGIBLE]WELLSDISS[ILLEGIBLE]
316/1
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CY0099 27/2337 086C6009
FOR CAV
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 272243Z MAR 85
FROM GWENT CONSTABULARY 498338
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HQRAFSC
RAF WEST DRAYTON
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
ATTN MODUK AIR,(S4F(AIR), HQRAFSC ATTN (CP SY O), RAF WEST DRAYTON
ATTN A.I.S.M.
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A... 27/03/85 19.40 HRS TO 19.55 HRS. WEDNESDAY.
B... ONE !LASER BEAM! OBJECT WHITE/BLUE IN APPEARANCE MOVING VERY
FAST A FULL 180 DEGREES AND VERY LONG IN APPEARANCE.
SEEMED TO BE ORIGINATING FROM ONE CENTRAL POINT.
IN THE SKY AND MOVING IRRATIONALY.
C... MOVING FROM RAGLAN TOWARDS ABERGAVENNY ON THE DUAL
CARRIAGEWAY.FRONT SEAT PASSENGER.
D... OBJECT FIRST OBSERVED WHILST VEHICLE WAS IN MOTION
FURTHER OBSERVED WHILST VEHICLE WAS STATIONARY.
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E... FIRST OBSERVED TO THE LEFT OF THE VEHICLE. AND APPEARED TO
BE AS THE DRIVER DESCRIBED AS ! OVER THE BRISTOL CHANNEL.
F...
G... DESCRIBED AS 4-5 MILES FROM THE VEHICLE.
J... MAINLY CLEAR SKY INTERMITANT CLOUD.
L... ABERGAVENNY POLICE.
M... APPEARED VERY RATIONAL. IS A BUSINESS MAN.
N... [REDACTED]
O...
P... 21.30 HRS 27/03/85.
Q... WOULD LIKE TO BE INFORMED IF THERE IS AN EXPLANTION TO THE
INCIDENT
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
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CAV 1 DI 55
U N C L A S S I F I E DPAGE 2 U N C L A S S I F I E D 086C6009
CAV 2 DST1
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3[ILLEGIBLE]/1
°END U N C L A S S I F I E DSec (AS) cc: AEW/95
DI55[ILLEGIBLE]
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316"+1"
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted).
1905 18 March 85 .
5 minutes duration
B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness,
sound, smell, etc).
Object shaped like a 50p piece with 2 strong beams of light from
front and and 2 weaker ones from the rear. Red, yellow and green coloured
lights in clusters on the underside in 3 clusters and 3 coloured lights on either
side. The whole object described as being in 3 sections and "big"
C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
½ mile out of Blackmore on road to London in car heading
north before stopping to roadside.
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).
North
F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
45°
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible).
"very close"
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed).
Initially stationary but then moved slowly southwards
over the heads of observers and then disappeared at speed.
1J. Meteorological conditions during operations. (Moving clouds, haze, mist
etc).
clear
K. Near-by objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake or
dam, swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV
or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with
flood-lights or other night lighting).
Flat mural area near Stansted.
L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
(1) Ongar Police (who took a statement)
(2) Sec (AS) 2.
M. Name and address of informant.
[REDACTED]
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
Night club manager
O. Other witnesses.
[REDACTED] - same address
(while watching a 2nd car came along heading southwards, swerved,
and continued on :)
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
19 1200 MAR 85
2DI55 [REDACTED]
B
ANNEX A TO
SOP 502
315
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
┌──────────────────────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ A. Date, Time & │ 17 Mar 85 1915 hrs │
│ Duration of Sighting │ 10 minute intervals. │
├──────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ B. Description of Object │ Banana shape,like Welsh │
│ (No of objects, size, │ light. Bright, mixture of │
│ shape, colour, brightness) │ colours. │
├──────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ C. Exact Position of Observer │ 3rd Floor of Block of Flats. │
│ Location, indoor/outdoor, │ Indoors. Sitting down and │
│ stationary/moving │ Standing up. │
├──────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ D. How Observed (naked eye, │ Binoculars │
│ binoculars, other optical │ │
│ device, still or movie) │ │
├──────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ E. Direction in which object │ Hovering above Wembley │
│ first seen (A landmark may │ Stadium, and in the area │
│ be more useful than a badly │ around Wembley. │
│ estimated bearing) │ │
├──────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ F. Angle of Sight (Estimated │ Through clouds at about │
│ heights are unreliable) │ 2000 to 3000 ft. │
├──────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ G. Distance (By reference to a │ About 2 miles from │
│ known landmark) │ Neasden. │
├──────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G │ Hovering away and back │
│ may be of more use than │ again in area at E. │
│ estimates of course and speed) │ │
├──────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ J. Met Conditions during Observations │ Some moving clouds, but │
│ (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) │ mostly clear. │
├──────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines,│ Wembley Stadium, but │
│ high voltage lines, reservoir, │ floodlights were not on. │
│ 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, │ The Sun News paper │
│ military, press etc) │ │
├──────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ M. Name & Address of Informant │ [REDACTED] Neasden, │
│ │ London NW 2 │
├──────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ N. Background of Informant that │ None known │
│ may be volunteered │ │
├──────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ O. Other Witnesses │ [REDACTED] Neasden │
│ │ London NW 2 │
├──────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ P. Date, Time of Receipt │ 17 Mar 85 1940 hrs │
├──────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Q. Any Unusual Meteorological │ None known . │
│ Conditions │ │
├──────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ R. Remarks │ This object was first seen │
│ │ in the same area on 15 Mar 85, │
│ │ at around 2000 hrs. by │
│ │ [REDACTED] and he reported the │
│ │ sighting to the press(Sun News │
│ │ paper). │
└──────────────────────────────────────┴─────────────────────────────────────┘
[REDACTED]
..........
Squadron Leader
Duty Operations Officer
Date...17 Mar 85...... AF Ops
Copies to:
Sec(AS)2
AEW/GE
DI 55
File AF Ops/2/5/1DISS B [ILLEGIBLE] 314
[REDACTED]
[ILLEGIBLE]
Copy
SENT TO
SEC (AS)2
AEW/GE [REDACTED]
DI 55 [ILLEGIBLE] [REDACTED]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CXJ062 16/1455 07501696
FOR CXJ.
ROUTINE 1613352 MAR 85
FROM UKRAOC
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC I3F
MOD FOR AFOR SUBJECT UFO REPORT
A. 1612502 MAR 85 FOR APPROX 10 MINS. OBSERVER PASSING INFORMATION
WHILST STILL WATCHING THE OBJECT DURING LAST 5 (FIVE) MINUTES OF
REPORT
B. BLACK CYLINDRICAL OBJECT POSSIBLY ROTATING
C. INDOOR
D. NAKED EYE
E. WEST FROM THE TOP OF MARLOW HILL
F. FORTY-FIVE DEGREES
G. TWO MILES
H. SIGHTED TO THE WEST MOVING NORTH TO SOUTH THEN WEST
J. SUNNY WITH A FEW CLOUDS
K. GRAVEL PITS.
L. UKRAOC DUTY CONTROLLER
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M. [REDACTED] HIGH WYCOMBE
N. MACHINIST
O. THREE OTHER WITNESSES. GIRL FRIEND AND TWO OTHERS
P. 161255Z MAR 1985
BT
DISTRIBUTION I3F
F
CXJ. 1 JOC AFDO ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO )
END U N C L A S S I F I E DDISS B 1
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[ILLEGIBLE]
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31
h U N C L A S S I F I E D
CUY301 15/1944 074C0883
FOR CAV
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 150359Z MAR 85
FROM GWENT POLICE 498338
TO MODUK AIR
RAF WEST DRAYTON
INFO HQRAFSC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
MODUK AIR ATTN S4F(AIR), HQRAFSC ATTN CP SY O, RAF WEST DRAYTON
ATTN AISM. REPORT OF UFO
A. 11.00P.M. 14/03/85.
B. YELLOW BALL SHAPED OBJECT.
C. IN UPSTAIRS FRONT BEDROOM WINDOW OF HOME.
D. THROUGH CLEAR UNOBSTRUCTED BEDROOM WINDOW.
E. FROM EAST TO WEST.
F. 45 DEGREE ANGLE.
G. UNABLE TO ESTIMATE BUT HAD A GOOD CLEAR VIEW.
H. TRAVELLED FROM EASTERLY DIRECTION , IN A FAIRLY SLOW MOTION
TO A WESTERLY DIRECTION TOWARDS THE WENVOE TRANSMITTER AREA.
J. GOOD CLEAR SKY.
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K. NONE TO OBSTRUCT VIEW.
L. CENTRAL AND MAINDEE POLICE STATIONS NEWPORT.
M. [REDACTED] WENTWOOD.
N. APPEARED TO BE A PERFECTLY NORMAL PERSON OF SOUND
MIND AND HAS NOT MADE SUCH A COMPLAINT TO MAINDEE BEFORE.
A. [REDACTED] AGED 16 YEARS.
P.C. [REDACTED] STATIONED AT ALWAY POLICE STATION, NEWPORT.
ALSO WITNESSED THE INCIDENT AND STATED VIA PERSONAL RADIO
THAT IT RESEMBLED A PLANE WHICH WAS GOING IN TO LAND AT
BRISTOL WITH ITS LANDING LIGHTS ON.
P. 11.10 P.M. 14/03/85.
Q. NO
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO )
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3/3
°END U N C L A S S I F I E DCivil Aviation Authority
Cardiff-Wales Airport
Rhoose
Barry [REDACTED]
South Glamorgan
CF6 9BD DISS
Ministry of Defence (AFO) 312
RAF Main Building
Whitehall
LONDON
SW1 2HB
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT -
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting - 13.3.85 2015 hrs 3 seconds
B. Description of Object - 2 large yellow lights
C. Exact Position of Observer - in garden of [REDACTED] Barry
D. How Observed - Naked eye
E. Direction in which Object was first seen - South East of Barry
F. Angular Elevation of Object - Went overhead
G. Distance of Object from Observer
H. Movements of Object - Very fast SE to NW
J. Meteorological Conditions During Observations - VMC
K. Nearby Objects - None reported. SH330 overflew Barry similar
time visual RB30.
L. To Whom Reported - Cardiff ATC.
M. Name and Address of Informant - [REDACTED] Barry
N. Any Background Information on the Informant
that may be Volunteered
O. Other Witnesses - Husband
P. Date and Time of Receipt of Report - 13.3.85 2020 hrs.
[REDACTED]
CAA CHIEF OFFICER
8GRA/0/4/9
14 March 1985[ILLEGIBLE] to be addressed: "The Chief Constable," (addressed as below).
[REDACTED]
STAFFORDSHIRE POLICE
[ILLEGIBLE]ford 57717 Chief Constable's Office,
Telex: 36107 Cannock Road,
Stafford.
Our Ref. 85/A3/7/2 ST17 0QG
Sec(AS) cc GE3
Your Ref. DI55
12th March, 1985
Dear Sir,
Unidentified Flying Object
I forward, herewith, for your information,
a copy of a police report concerning the sighting
of an unidentified flying object in my Force
area.
Yours faithfully.
[REDACTED]
| Chief Constable
The Superintendent,
London Air Traffic Control Centre,
Porters Way,
West Drayton,
Middlesex,
UB7 9AX. MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
Sec.(AS)2
29 MAR 1985
FILEForm No. 65
Staffordshire Police
Your Reference:
Our Reference: 85/A3/7/2
FROM: PC [REDACTED] STATION: Hanley (Buck[ILLEGIBLE])
TO: CH/SUPT [REDACTED] DATE: 17-2-85
SUBJECT: SIGHTING OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
Sir,
At 6.30pm on Saturday 16th February 1985
I spoke to a Miss [REDACTED]
of [REDACTED] Bucknall, Stoke-on-Trent
who reported sighting an unidentified flying
object. I asked her questions about this
occurrence and report in paragraphs A to
Q below as set out for this procedure.
A. 8.30pm FRIDAY 15th/February/1985 for a
duration of One hour.
B. The object appeared to be of a
mushroom shape, very bright and a
glowing orange colour. No approximate
size could be given although she stated
it would be the same size as an
aeroplane. There was no sound or smell
coming from the object, and that was
the only object visible.
C. At the time of observing the object she
was outside her house and standing in
the front drive way.
D. At first she saw it with the naked
eye and then through a pair of binoculars.
No photographs etc were taken.
Cont'd Overleaf / Sheet NoC E, The object appeared to be directly
over her next door neighbour's house
[REDACTED] Bucknall.
F. The object was directly overhead
and quite high. She further states
that it was about the same high
as aeroplanes fly at.
G. Unable to tell no land marks avail
H. The object remained stationary for
about one hour then moved quite
quickly towards the Stoke area which
took about 5 or 6 minutes then when
in the vicinity of Stoke disappeared.
J. At the time the sky was clear, no
clouds fog or electricity faults were
apparent.
K. The only tall building near is Bucknall
Hospital and she states there were no
bright lights.
L. Hanley Police Office, Bethesda Street, Hanley
Stoke-on-Trent [REDACTED]
M. [REDACTED]
Bucknall. Telephone:
N. The informant appeared to be of
sound mind.Sheet No. .....2............. Form No. 65A
O. [REDACTED]
Bucknall (Common Law Husband)
[REDACTED]
Bentilee, Stoke-on-Trent (mother to informant)
P. 9.20pm. 15th February 85
Q. A reply is requested.
[REDACTED]
U KC
HQ Control. 2
Duty [REDACTED] [REDACTED]
18/2/85
Sir
The procedure in accordance with DWO 784/71
has been carried out.
I respectfully suggest that this report be
forwarded to the Officer in charge, Headquarters Central
Room in order that the appropriate department at the
Department of Trade and Industry can be informed.
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
18/2/85 Sgt [REDACTED]
STAFFORDSHIRE POLICE
CHIEF CONSTABLE
20 FEB 1985
STAFFORD
HEADQON[REDACTED]
- 3 [REDACTED]
Chief Supt. [REDACTED] Supt [REDACTED] [ILLEGIBLE]
[ILLEGIBLE]
1. Before this report is forwarded to the appropriate authority
a grid reference of the place from where the object was observed and
the approximate direction, e.g. north west, south west, should be
stated to enable a more clear impression of the location of the
object itself.
[REDACTED]
21.2.85. Chief Constable. STAFFORDSHIRE POLICE
DIVISIONAL
OFFICE
23 FEB 1985
HANLEY
Chief Supt. [REDACTED] 4
HQ ADMINISTRATION.
Sir,
The object was observed from Ordnance
Survey Sheet SJ94NW, grid reference 91054824
and the object then moved off in a south westerly
direction towards Stoke-Upon-Trent.
[REDACTED]
27/2/85 STAFFORDSHIRE POLICE Sgt [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE]
CHIEF CONSTABLE
11 MAR 1985
STAFFORD
HEADQUARTERSANNEX A TO SOP 502 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time & Duration of Sighting 6 Mar 1620 until 1650 for 30 min. B. Description of Object (No of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) 1 Object, cylinder with gable roof "hat". Very bright, reflective or white with red or orange top C. Exact Position of Observer Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary/moving Outdoor, still, Richmond 2r East Sheen. D. How Observed (naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie) Just naked eye. Then Telescope. E. Direction in which object first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) Going SSW F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are unreliable) About 60° or less G. Distance (By reference to a known landmark) 10 000ft upwards H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Constant course, height and speed J. Met Conditions during Observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) Clear, scattered cloud K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or night lighting) Position ¼ mile N Richmond
L. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) Reported to Richmond Police. Then Heathrow. Crawley. Gt Yarmouth. Bolton St. London Wx Centre. The Daily Telegraph. Greenwich Obs. Then AFDO. M. Name & Address of Informant [REDACTED] East Shod SW H[ILLEGIBLE] [REDACTED] N. Background of Informant that may be volunteered Student at St Pauls School Barnes A Levels, 16 yrs O. Other Witnesses NiL P. Date, Time of Receipt 6 Mar 1850 Q. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions Nil R. Remarks Nil [REDACTED] ..... Squadron Leader Duty Operations Officer AF Ops Date 6. Mar. 85......... Copies to: Sec(AS)2 AEW/GE DI 55 File AF Ops/2/5/1
J. Meteorological conditions during operations. (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc). Clear bright night. K. Near-by objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with flood-lights or other night lighting). None. Rural area mainly fields. L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc). Sec (As) 2 Rm 8245 MB M. Name and address of informant. [REDACTED] Nr. "Wolverhampton N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. Retired lady. Aged 73. O. Other witnesses. Daughter and 2 grand-daughters (Age 10) P. Date and time of receipt of report. 061615 MAR 85 2
Sec(AS)cc: NEW/GE DI55/ REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted). 052100Z MARCH 85 - 25 minutes B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness, sound, smell, etc). Brilliant Star when viewed with naked eye. When seen through binoculars appeared to be circular surrounded by an aura, with a smaller pulsating light beneath. C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors. Stationary or moving). Lea Manor, Albrighton (close to RAF Cosfo[rd]) . D. How observed. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie camera). - Naked eye and then through binoculars E. Direction in which object was first seen. (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing). Towards the West. F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable). Not clear, but appeared to be very high and moved away towards the horizon G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible). Indeterminable. H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed). Moved in a S. Easterly direction 1
LOOSE MINUTE D/Sec(AS)/12/1 4 Mar 85 AF Ops Copy to: DI55✓ REVIEW OF AIR FORCE OPERATIONS SOPS Reference: A. D/AF Ops/2 dated 14 Jan 85 1. Thank you for Reference A in which you asked us to examine the existing SOP No 502 (Reports of Unidentified Flying Objects). 2. Please find attached an updated version of the SOP which takes account of reorganis- ation. Unless copy addressees wish to add anything I see no need for further amendment. [REDACTED] Sec(AS)2a [REDACTED]
COPY NO _______________ SOP NO 502 MINISTRY OF DEFENCE AIR FORCE OPERATIONS ROOM STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE NO 502 REPORTS OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS Reference: AF Ops/1/11 Annex : Report of an Unidentified Flying Object Sponsor : Sec(AS)2 INFORMATION 1. Sec(AS)2 co-ordinate detailed investigation into reports on Unidentified Flying Objects, consulting AEW/GE and DI 55, and correspond with the public on the subject of UFOs when required. 2. Circulation of reports on UFOs is the responsibility of Sec(AS)2 during normal working hours, and AF Ops outside normal working hours. Reports may be received by telephone message or by signal message. 3. Copies of all UFO reports received in AF Ops and reports of AF Ops initial investigation, are circulated to Sec(AS)2, AEW/GE and DI 55. 4. The above mentioned reference gives considerable detail on the stages of investigation of UFO reports, and information should be passed to Sec(AS)2 as early as possible. ACTION BY THE DUTY OPERATIONS OFFICER 5. During Normal Working Hours. Refer telephone calls reporting UFOs to Sec(AS)2, Ext 2140. No action is required on signal message reports. 6. Outside Normal Working Hours a. Reports Received by Telephone. Complete the proforma at the Annex to this SOP. Dispatch it through the Registry. b. Reports Received by Signal Message (1) Ensure that the message has been circulated to the staffs detailed at para 3 above. (2) Complete para R of the proforma at the Annex to this SOP and insert on the proforma the signal message reference to which the investigation refers. Dispatch it through the Registry.
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. 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) J. Met Conditions during Observations (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)
- .. . It L. To whom reported (Police, military, press etc) M. Name & Address of Informant N. Bac kground of Informant that may be volunteered O. Other Witnesses P. Date, Time of Receipt Q. Any Un usual Heteorological Conditions R. Remarks - ....... ...... ........... Da t e . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . Squadron Leader Duty Operations Officer AF Ops Copies to: Sec(AS)2 AEW/GE D1 55 File AF Ops/l/ll
UNCLASSIFIED DJSS CAV038 03/0416 06103527 FOR CAV ROUTINE 012030Z MAR 85 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 011830Z MAR AT LEAST HALF AN HOUR B. ONE OBJECT. SIZE DIFFICULT TO GUAGE BUT 3 OR 4 TIMES LARGER THAN NORMAL STAR, ROUND, WHITE, VERY BRIGHT, PISTON ENGINE SOUND BUT NOT NORMAL AIRCRAFT SOUND, NIL SMELL C. IN GARDEN AT [REDACTED] SWANSEA, OUTDOORS STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. SOUTHERLY DIRECTION ALMOST OVERHEAD DVLC SWANSEA AT 45 DEG ANGLE G. UNABLE TO GUAGE BACKWARDS AND FORWARDS FASTER THAN JET AEROPLANE J. CLEAR SKY K. VILLAGE LOCATION L. POLICE M. [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDAID 006 UNCLAS N. BELIEVES IN LIFE IN OUTER SPACE O. FRIENDS HUSBAND P. 011930Z MAR 85 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI *END UNCLASSIFIED
Sec(As)cc AEW/GE DI55/ [REDACTED] Form No. 6 DETS b Staffordshire Police Your Reference: FROM: PC [REDACTED] STATION: Newcastle TO: Ch. Supt. [REDACTED] DATE: 21.2.85 SUBJECT: U.F.O. SIGHTING At 4.30 p.m. on Sunday 3rd February, 1985 I was on reserve office duty when I received a telephone call relating to a U.F.O. sighting. With reference to the Chief Constable's minute dated 12.2.85 and in accordance with instructions laid down in Force Weekly Order 784/71 the details are as follows:- a. 1610 3.2.85 - One minute duration. b. One orange coloured spherical object. c. Wolstanton Marsh, Newcastle, Staffs, moving, outdoors. d. Naked eye. e. Directly above head. f. 45 degree angle, unknown height. g. Not known. h. Direct line across skyline north to south. j. Good visibility, high cloud. k. Nil. l. PC [REDACTED] Newcastle. m. [REDACTED] Wolstanton. n. Studied U.F.O.s for 5 years has number of books on subject. o. [REDACTED] 13 years, [REDACTED] Wolstanton. [REDACTED] 14 years, [REDACTED] Wolstanton. [REDACTED] 15 years, [REDACTED] Porthill. p. 1631 3.2.85 q. No. I respectfully ask that this report be forwarded to HQ Admin Department for their information. [REDACTED] PC Cont'd Overleaf / Sheet No.
UNCLASSIFIED CAV119 16/1141 047C1172 FOR CAV ROUTINE 160730Z FEB 85 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 160205 FEB 85 B. 4 LIGHTS IN STAR FORMATION, TOP CLOCKWISE 1 BRIGHT LIGHT, 2 RED, 3 WHITE, 4 RED, NO NOISE, HIGH SPEED C. STATIONARY, OUTDOORS D. NAKED EYE E. OBJECT IN EAST F. 70 DEGREES G. LESS THAN 1 MILE H. FLOWING J. FINE, DRY AND CLEAR SKY K. TREES AND DOMESTIC HOUSES L. POLICE M. WPC [REDACTED] AND PC [REDACTED] POLICE STATION, SEAFORD, PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS EAST SUSSEX N. NIL O. NIL P. 160355 FEB 85 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI. *END UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED Copy To: Sec(AS) 1 [REDACTED] DI 55 GE 3 CXJ070 16/1840 047C2096 FOR CXJ ROUTINE 161800Z FEB 85 FROM UKRAOC TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC I3F MOD FOR AFOR. SUBJECT UFO REPORT A. 161730Z FEB 85 TWO MINUTES B. THREE VERY BRIGHT WHITE LIGHTS. NO NOISE C. OUTSIDE D. NAKED EYE E. NORTH WEST F. TEN OR FIFTEEN DEGREES. BELOW 5000 FEET G. UNABLE TO ESTIMATE H. SEEMED TO MOVE TOWARD OBSERVER VERY SLOWLY FROM NORTH WEST J. QUOTE SIT CLEAR UNQUOTE K. NIL L. UKRAOC DUTY CONTROLLER M. SQN LDR (RETD) [REDACTED] PRINCES RISBOROUGH N. FORMER UKRAOC CONTROLLER PAGE 2 RODOYI 029 UNCLAS O. WIFE P. ............. 11616592 FEB 85 BT DISTRIBUTION I3F F CXJ 1 JOC AFDO ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO ) END UNCLASSIFIED
NCLASSIFIED CAV060 16/0532 46C5877 FOR AV ROUTINE/ROUTINE 152119Z FEB 85 FROM WENT OLICE 498338 TO ODUK AIR INFO HQRAFSC RAF WEST DRAYTON UNCLASSIFIE[D] SIC Z6F UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT: MODUK AIR, ATTN S4F(AIR), HQRAFSC ATTN CP SY O, WEST DRAYTON FOR AISM A. FRIDAY, 15TH. FEBRUARY, 1985. 1745HRS. DURATION TWO MINUTES. B. ONE OBJECT, DESCRIBED S A STEADY ORANGE [L]IGHT C. IN BEDROOM WINDOW OF [REDACTED] CAERLEON. D. NAKED EYE AND WITH BINOCULARS. E. WITNESS LOOKING SOUTH FROM HIS HOME SAW OBJECT - N SKY ABOVE AND BEYOND ST. JULIANS CHURCH, CAERLEON ROAD. F. OBJECT ABOUT 50 0 00 FEET ABOVE CHURCH, BUT WITNESS UNABLE TO SAY HOW FAR BEYOND THE CHURCH THE OBJECT WAS. G. UNABLE TO SAY. H. OBJECT STEADY FOR ABOUT A MINUTE AND A HALF THEN MOVED PAGE 2 RBDPCU 035 UNCLAS AWAY, EASTWARDS AT STEADY SPEED AND DISAPPEARED. J. WEATHER FINE, VISIBILITY GOOD. K. ST. JULIANS CHURCH. L. PC [REDACTED], NEWPORT CENTRAL. M. [REDACTED] N. APPEARED TO BE A REASONABLE MINDED PERSON. O. [REDACTED] P. 1747HRS. 15.2.85. Q. WITNESS DOES NOT REQUIRE VISITING AND DOES NOT WANT HIS NAME AND ADDRESS RELEASED TO ANYONE BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55. CAV 2 DSTI *END UNCLASSI[F]IED
UNCLASSIFIED CAV093 16/0856 047C0221 FOR CAV ROUTINE 152240Z FEB 85. FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 151900-2130 FEB 85 B. VARIOUS RED AND GREEN C. SOUTH OF HARLOW D. NAKED EYE, BINOCULARS E. TOWARDS EPPING GREEN F. LOW ON HORIZON G. APPROXIMATELY 2 MILES FROM MILLWARDS H. STEADY, FROM EPPING GREEN TO ROYDON J. CLEAR, FROSTY K. NIL L. STANSTED ATC M. [REDACTED] HARLOW, ESSEX N. NIL PAGE 2 RBDAID 015 UNCLAS O. NIL P. 152200 FEB 85 BT DISTRIBUTION 6F F CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI [ILLEGIBLE handwritten annotation] *END UNCLASSIFIED
Sec(As)cc AEW/48 DI 55 ✓ R264 REPORT OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. DATE, TIME AND DURATION OF SIGHTING Local times to be quoted 8.00 p.m. Dalwhinnie - Aviemore at 8.30 p.m. for 35 - 45 minutes. B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT Number of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness, sound, smell, etc One white light - size of car head light. C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER Geographical location, indoors or outdoors, stationary or moving One mile south of Dalwhinnie, A9 Inverness to Perth public road, District of Badenoch and Strathspey. 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 Above hill on lefthand side of A9, one mile south of Dalwhinnie. F. ANGULAR ELEVATION OF OBJECT Estimated heights are unreliable 30% approximately. G. DISTANCE OF OBJECT FROM OBSERVER By reference to a known landmark wherever possible 2 miles approximately from roadside to peak of hill. H. MOVEMENTS OF OBJECT Changes in E,F and G may be of more use than estimates of course & speed Stationary for 1/2 minutes at a time then sudden accelerated movements. J. METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION Moving clouds, haze, mist, etc Moving clouds. K./ P.T.O.
2 K. NEARBY OBJECTS Telephone or high-voltage lines; reservoir, lake or dam; swamp or marsh; river; high buildings; tall chimneys; steeples; spires; television or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories; pits or other sites with floodlights or other lighting None observed. (Rough non urban hill country). L. TO WHOM REPORTED Police, Military Organisations, the Press, etc Police - Constable [REDACTED] M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Name: [REDACTED] Address: ___________ N. ANY BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED O. OTHER WITNESSES [REDACTED] and wife from [REDACTED] (No further details). P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT 21.30 p.m. on 6th February 1985.
WEST YORKSHIRE METROPOLITAN POLICE DI 55 ✓ Reference: 5331/PAT MINUTE SHEET Subject Station: HOLMFIRTH Date: 15 February 1985 SIGHTING OF POSSIBLE UFO - HUDDERSFIELD. Divisional Officer, Kirklees (Huddersfield) At 7.15 am on Friday 15 February 1985 I was on duty in the Control Room at Holmfirth Police Station when I received a telephone call from [REDACTED] Meltham, Huddersfield (tel: [REDACTED]) [REDACTED] informed me that at precisely 4.02 am the same morning he had looked out of his house window and seen a strange object, which he could only describe as a bright orange ball in the sky. The location given is above Castle Hill, Almondbury, Huddersfield. [REDACTED] stated that as he watched this 'object' hovering in the sky above Castle Hill, it descended, rose up again, descended onto moors, then rose up again, moved in the direction of the Emley Moor mast, Emley, Huddersfield, getting gradually higher, until it was eventually out of sight. [REDACTED] called his wife, who also watched the object, he is adamant that it was not an aircraft. I have made enquiries with Manchester Air Traffic Control, who confirmed that at that time a DC9 aircraft was over this area. I submit this report for your information and request that it be passed to Chief Superintendent, Admin, for details to be passed to the Ministry of Defence, Department S4F (Air), Main Building, Whitehall, London, SW1A 2HB. [REDACTED] WPc 2. Chief Superintendent, Administration Forwarded for attention at your office please in accordance with instructions dated 9.11.67. that all such reported sightings should be reported to you. [REDACTED] Chief Superintendent Kirklees 18 February 1985 DEP/JSS
DI55/100/15/1
Sec(As)cc: AEW/48
DI55/
UFO REPORT
LOW FLYING COMPLAINTS
To: MOD DS8[ILLEGIBLE] From: Flying Complaints Flight
MOD Claims Commission HQ P&SS(UK)
MOD[ILLEGIBLE](TIES(AFAP)]
HQ[ILLEGIBLE](Ops D[ILLEGIBLE])
UFO
LOG NO: PSS/218/L70/85./SIS Date: 11 2 FEB 85
References:
A. COMPLAINT PROFORMA.
B. United Kingdom Military Low Flying Handbook Edition 11
COMPLAINT 12 21027 JAN 85.
1. Reference A refers/attached. The address/Complaint location is located
within Low Flying Area 7 at Grid Reference SH4762. of OS Map Sheet
No 144 Scale: 1:50,000.
2. It is/is not listed for avoidance under Reference D, Page 2-7-2.
refers.
AIRCRAFT TRACING
3. At a time relevant to the complaint there were the following aircraft
booked to fly at low level (250 - 2000ft AGL) in the LFA:
TYPE (a) | BASE (b) | CALLSIGN (c) | TIME IN (d) | TIME OUT (e) | HEIGHT (f)
NO HELICOPTERS AIRBORN "FROM" VALLEY AT TIME
BECAUSE OF SNOW BLIZZARD
CAERNARVON (CIV) DO NOT NIGHT FLY - WERE
CLOSED AT THE TIME
[REDACTED]
WO
For OC P&SS(UK)VAL/180/1/Ops RAF GAI J5002 REPORT OF A U.F.O. From: RAF Valley To: HQ P&SS (UK) Flying Complaints Flight REPORT OF A TELEPHONED FLYING COMPLAINT U.F.O. SIGHTING 1. Details of complainant REPORT a. Name [REDACTED] b. Address c. Nearest large town Caernarfon d. Tel No Caernarfon [REDACTED] 2. Details of incident a. Date 12 Jan 85 b. Time (Local or GMT) GMT @ 2102 c. No of a/c involved ONE d. Height 2500' Estimated e. Direction Stationary 3. Details of aircraft - (Tick as appropriate) N/A Jet a/c Propellor a/c Military a/c Civil a/c Fighter Bomber Helicopter Light a/c Other Camouflaged Silver Red and white Other colours/special markings (specify) 4. Location of complaint sighting a. Address as 1b above 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, is complainant owner of the property? (Details) N/A 1
6. Full details of complaint Sighting: An object with approximately nine Red and Green lights, giving the impression of a 'K', five vertically, and two for each branch, was seen at a position South of Anglesey. It was seen continuously for 2 Minutes, then for another 5 Minutes intermittently before the object disappeared. [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] 7. Date and time report received 12 JAN 85, AT, 21:33 Signed [REDACTED] Name ___________ Rank SAC Tel No [REDACTED] Date 12 JAN 85 [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] 2
[REDACTED] DI55/100/15/1 DI 55 UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT MANUAL OF AIR TRAFFIC SERVICE Part 1 20.12.76 Amendment 12. . Date, Time Duration of Sighting. 5/2/85 FIRST SEEN 1715 STILL VISIBLE AT 1745 B. Description of Object LIKE A BRIGHT STAR. SHAPED LIKE A MUSHROOM BRIGHT BLUE UNDERNEATH C. Exact Position of Observer. [REDACTED] AT HIS HOME D. How Observed. WITH NAKED EYE AND THEN THROUGH BINOCULARS E. Direction in which Object was first seen. TO THE WEST OVER THE ISLE OF ARRAN F. Angular Elevation of Object HIGH - LIKE A STAR G. Distance of Object from Observer. HARD TO ESTIMATE - NO DISTANCE GIVEN H. Movements of Object. MOVING WEST - ERRATICALLY J. Meteorological Conditions During Observations. Moving Clouds, Haze, mist etc. CLEAR NIGHT. K. Nearby Objects. NONE L. To Whom Reported. WATCH MANAGER SCOTTISH AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE M. Name & Address of Informant. [REDACTED] N. Any Background Information on the Informant that may be Volunteered. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR O. Other Witnesses. WIFE AND 2 DAUGHTERS P. Date & Time of Receipt of Report. 5/2/85 1745
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REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting.
041700 3 hours
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness)
One very bright object bigger
than an aircraft, shaped like
a rugby ball and surrounded by
orange and red flashing lights.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving)
Standing in back garden.
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
Naked eye.
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
Sighted over Ransden Heath.
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
30°
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known
landmark)
3 or 4 miles.
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
Left area in direction of
Billericay zigzaging until
disappeared from sight.
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc).
Bright clear moonlight nightK. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
Hanningfield Reservoir
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.)
Wickford police station.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
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Wickford
Essex
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED
Quite normal; not known as
regular informant. Seems
to have phobia about aeroplanes.
O. OTHER WITNESSES
Nil
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
042225 Feb 85
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS
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R. REMARKS
Information passed by Duty
Sgt Section 40 from Essex Police
Headquarters Information Room,
Chelmsford.
Section 40
Date 4 Feb 85 Sqn/Ldr DDO AF Ops
Copies to: SEC(AS)1 AEW/GE DI 55 (RAF) File
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CWY016 05/1031 036C0084
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 042320Z FEB 85
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 4 FEB 85 DUSK TO 2030
B. RUGBY BALL SHAPE, ORANGE AND RED LIGHTS, WITH 2 SPOT LIGHTS AT
ONE END
C. BACK GARDEN OF HOUSE, Section 40 WICKSFORE, ESSEX,
MOVING.
D. NAKED EYE
E. ESTIMATED SOUTH EAST
F. 30 DEGREES ESTIMATED
G. APPROX 2 NM CLOSE TO HANNINGFIELD RESERVOIR, ESSEX
H. STEADY THEN MOVED OFF IN DIRECTION OF BILLIRICAY, ESSEX
J. VISIBILITY CLEAR
K. ONLY THE RESERVOIR
L. ESSEX POLICE, PC Section 40 WICKSFORD POLICE STATION
PAGE 2 RBDAID 008 UNCLAS
M. Section 40 ESSEX
N. FROM POLICE Section 40 IS A FAIRLY OLD LADY
O. NONE
P. 042210Z FEB 85 VIA SUPERVISOR, LATCCMIL
B
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DB GE/AEW
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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CWY015 05/1029 035C5242
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 042055Z FEB 85
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 041950Z FEB 85, 5 TO 10 MINS
B. ONE SPHERICAL OBJECT BECOMING A BEAM, BRIGHT WHITE BECOMING ORANGE
C. BEARING 314 DEGREES FROM ISLE OF MAN VOR, RANGE 20 NM, AIRCRAFT
COCKPIT, MOVING
D. NAKED EYE
E. SOUTH EAST MOVING TO NORTH
F. ABOVE FL 50
G. N/A
H. STEADY MOVEMENT FROM SOUTH EAST TO NORTH
J. VMC ON TOP OF CLOUD AT FL 50
K. NONE, OVER SEA AT TIME OF SIGHTING
L. TO ATC MANCHESTER AND ATC RONALDSWAY
M. CAPT Section 40 CAPT OF
PAGE 2 RBDAID 007 UNCLAS
FLIGHT Section 40 ENROUTE FROM BELFAST/HARBOUR TO ISLE OF MAN
N. NONE
O. YES-FIRST OFFICER AND FLIGHT ENGINEER
P. 042025Z FEB 85 SUBMITTED BY Section 40 ATC MANCHESTER
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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CAV039 03/1939 034C1282
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 031850Z FEB 85
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUKAIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 031630 LOCAL. ONE MINUTE
B. ONE ORANGE COLOURED SPHERICAL OBJECT
C. WOLSTANTON MARSH, NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME, STAFFS
D. NAKED EYE
E. DIRECTLY ABOVE HEAD
F. 45 DEGREES. HEIGHT UNKNOWN
G. DISTANCE UNKNOWN
H. DIRECT LINE FROM NORTH TO SOUTH
J. GOOD VISIBILITY. HIGH CLOUD
K. NIL
L. PC Section 40
M. Section 40 AGED 13 YRS, Section 40 WOLSTANTON
N. HAS STUDIED UFO'S FOR PAST 5 YEARS. HAS BOOKS ON THE SUBJECT
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O. 1 Section 40 , AGED 13 YRS. Section 40 WOLSTANTON
2 , AGED 14 YRS. Section 40 WOLSTANTON
3 , AGED 15 YRS, Section 40 PORTHILL
P. 031631 LOGAL
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DI 55
Military Air Traffic Operations
use Uxbridge Middlesex UB10 ORU
phone Uxbridge Section 40
Please reply to
The Air Officer Commanding
Your reference
Our reference
MATO/1022/3/Air
Date
/ Feb 85
MOD (Air) (DS8a)
UFO REPORT - KIRKWALL 25 JAN 85
In accordance with usual procedures we enclose a copy of
an UFO report which was notified to the ScATCC on the 25
Jan 85.
Section 40
Sqn Ldr
for AOC
Enclosure:
1. UFO Report 25 Jan 85.UFO REPORT
A. Date and time and duration of sighting (local time to be used) .25 Jan 85.......
0618-0621 (At Kirkwall)
.................................................................
B. Description of object (Number, size, shape, colour, smell) ..One Spherical......
object, very bright with long tail.
.................................................................
C. Exact position of observer (Geographical Location/Indoors/Outdoors,
stationary/moving) Kirkwall Coastguard
.................................................................
D. How observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or cine camera)
Naked eye.
.................................................................
E. Direction in which object was first seen (A landmark can be more useful than a
badly estimated bearing) North West of Kirkwall
.................................................................
F. Angle of sight: High......
G. Distance: (By reference to a known landmark if possible) Not known.............
.................................................................
H. Movement (Steady, changing or erratic) Moving from NW to SE, the object split...
into two. Aberdeen reported 2 objects.
.................................................................
J. Met conditions during observation (Moving clouds, haze/mist, etc) Not known......
.................................................................
K. Nearby objects, buildings, etc ............................................
L. To whom reported (Police, military agencies, press) Pitreavie RCC who informed..
ScATCC (Mil) D & D at 0631
.................................................................
M. Name and address of informant .Pitreavie RCC/Kirkwall Coastguard/Aberdeen Coast-
guard.....
.................................................................
N. Any background information of the informant which may be volunteered ...........
----------
.................................................................
O. Other witnesses Aberdeen Coastguard also reported to Pitreavie - object also...
being reported by ScATCC (Civil).
.................................................................
P. Date and time of receipt of report .25 0631Z JAN 85 ........................
.................................................................
AIS INFORMED BY CIVIL AND AIS ALSO PHONED D & D.
Sounds like Space Debris
burning in Section 40
-[to] CPRO←
293
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting.
25.2.15
a few minutes
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness)
orange oval
Smallish from where they
were but could have
been very high up
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving)
outdoors in a car
They stopped the car to
get a better look.
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
Naked eyes
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
Country road
Swindon → Wantage.
1/2 mile East Idstone
in her 2 o'clock
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
looking up 40°
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
fading or lit on one
side and turning away
from them
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)
Extremely good
Vis limitless - wind
nilK. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
None
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.)
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
Section 40
Swindon
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED
the informant does fly
herself + therefore could know
if it was an aircraft or not
O. OTHER WITNESSES
Section 40
Bishopstone
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
252140 FEB. 85.
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS
None
R. REMARKS
[Also] States categorically
that it was not
an aircraft.
Date 26.2. 85 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops BRIZE NORTON
Flt Lt
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm Section 40 Rm Section 40 Rm Section 40
Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole
∧Reg to File D155/108/15/1
Section 40 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT DISS—
292
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting.
26 Jan 85 2202Z for about 5 mins.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness)
Bright Light
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving)
Outdoors walking his dog.
Moving.
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
Naked eye.
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
None given.
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
None given.
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known
landmark)
None given
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
Hovering then rapid acceleration
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)
Clear skyK. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
None given
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.)
Main Guardroom
RAF Shawbury
then to AF Ops by SDO
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
Section 40
Sutton Hill
Telford
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED
Nil
O. OTHER WITNESSES
Section 40
Sutton Hill, Telford.
... Tel: Section 40
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
26 Jan 85
2335Z in AF Ops
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS
No
R. REMARKS
Nil
Section 40
Date 26 Jan 85 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: SEC(AS)1 AEW/GE DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm Section 40 Rm Section 40 Rm Section 40
MB MB MetropoleEND N A T O C O N F I D E N T I A L
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Section 40
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV171 25/1438 025c2443
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 250730Z JAN 85
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 250618Z JAN 85
B. A BRIGHT COMET LIKE SHAPE IN THE SKY
C. OVERHEAD GOW VOR (GLASGOW)
D. NAKED EYE
E. NORTH OF GOW VOR
F. ABOVE
G. N/A
H. MOVING STEADILLY SE
J. VMC AT FL370
K. NIL
L. SCATCC CIVIL SUPERVISOR Section 40
M. CAPT OF Section 40 EN-ROUTE FROM
LAMBERT ST LOUIS TO FRANKFURT MAIN
PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS
N. LOOKED LIKE SPACE DEBRIS ENTERING ATMOSPHERE
O. ABERDEEN AIRPORT APPROACH CONTROL, KIRKWALL COASTGUARD, ABERDEEN
COASTGUARD
P. 250652Z JAN 85
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END U N C L A S S I F I E D[ILLEGIBLE]
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL REPORT ON *Alleged Infringement of Legislation*/Accident/Airmiss/
Incident (*MOR/Non-MOR)
* Delete as appropriate
† CA 939 action also required
TO BE TYPEWRITTEN, SIGNED AND DATED
Position of Occurrence in relation to Navaid/Aerodrome Date GMT
EGPD 090° - 120°M 25.1.85 0615
[ILLEGIBLE]
Operator | Callsign/Registration of Aircraft involved | Type | From | To | Aircraft's SSR Code if known | MODE C displayed?
[blank]
RTF Frequencies in use Radar Equipment in use
Submitted by Section 40 Grade ATCO II Watch B
On duty as NIGHT ATCO at ABERDEEN Duty Watch B
Runway in use (if applicable) SID (if applicable)
Weather Actual attached
(Aerodromes only) √ Other Agencies
advised of incident: Scottish Centre
REPORT (Include a diagram where relevant)
REPORT OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A - Duration approximately 40 - 50 seconds.
B - One large white light
C - Aberdeen Airport Control Tower VCR (5712N 0212W)
D - Naked eye
E - Bearing 090° from VCR
F - 10°
G - Unknown
H - Arc 090° - 120° track assumed S/E due light fading,
when correlated with other sightings
J - Night, CAVOK Temp -8°C
K - n/a
L - Scottish Centre
M - Section 40 ATCO II Aberdeen Airport
N -
O - Airfield operators.
Section 40 Section 40
Section 40
ATCO II
ABERDEEN AIRPORT
CA 1261 (3rd Revision)
261182 COPY TO MOD AFORMiLO D155/108/15/1 REPORT FORM COPY SENT
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT Section 40
MANUAL OF AIR TRAFFIC SERVICE Part 1 OSC (Air)1
20.12.76 Amendment 12. AEW/GE
DI 55—
20 DISSB
Section 40
• Date, Time Duration of Sighting.
25th Jan 1985 0618 GMT Seen for 3-4 min.
• Description of Object
BRIGHT COMET LIKE LIGHT IN SKY.
• Exact Position of Observer. FLIGHT LEVEL
370
NW611 747 POSITION OVER GOW VOR
• How Observed.
THROUGH LEFT HAND WINDOW
E. Direction in which Object was first seen.
NORTH OF GOW VOR
F. Angular Elevation of Object
NOT ASSESSED
G. Distance of Object from Observer.
NOT ASSESSED
H. Movements of Object.
SOUTH EAST
J. Meteorological Conditions During Observations.
Moving Clouds, Haze, mist etc.
NIL FLT.LEVEL 370 VMC.
K. Nearby Objects.
NONE
L. To Whom Reported.
S26 SCATCC
M. Name & Address of Informant.
Section 40
N. Any Background Information on the Informant that
may be Volunteered.
LOOKS LIKE SPACE DEBRIS RE-ENTERING EARTHS ATMOSPHERE
O. Other Witnesses.
EGPD APC REPORTED SIMILAR SIGHTING
P. Date & Time of Receipt of Report.
0620 GMT . 25th Jan 1985.File DISS/108/15/1
Mb
ST b Section 40
9 238
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV069 26/0600 025C5026
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 251640Z JAN 85
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 231732 JAN 85. APPROX 5 MINUTES
B. WHITE BRIGHT OBJECT, TWO DIAGONAL STROKES
C. Section 40 THORNHILL, CWMBRAN
D. OBSERVER WAS CLOSING HIS LIVING ROOM CURTAINS AND FACING
TOWARDS NEWPORT.
E. NEWPORT FROM CWMBRAN
F. NOT KNOWN.
G. APPROX 6 MILES. OBSERVER FIRST STATED OVER NEWPORT. THEN CWMBRAN
AND FINALLY SETTLED FOR AN AREA NEAR MALPAS
H. UP AND DOWN LIKE A BOUNCING BALL. AFTER 5 MINUTES MOVED AWAY AT
A 45 DEGREE ANGLE OVER THORNHILL AND THE MOUNTAIN BEHIND
J. DARK, CLOUDLESS, GOOD VISIBILITY
K. NIL
PAGE 2 RBDAID 011 UNCLAS
L. CWMBRAN POLICE STATION
M. Section 40
N. KEEN AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER AND AIRCRAFT ENTHUSIAST
O. OBSERVERS WIFE
P. 1745 HRS 23 JAN 85
Q. HAS MADE ENQUIRIES RE FORWARDING PHOTOGRAPHS TO MOD AND REPORTS
SEEING SAME AT CHRISTMAS 1983. OFFICER TAKING REPORT PC 7 Section 40
BT
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•END U N C L A S S I F I E DUFO Milo
DISS B
286
287
Section 40
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV088 23/0639 023C0887
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 230030Z JAN 85
FROM RAF FYLINGDALES
TO MODUK AIR
UKRAOC
HQ 11 GP
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC EUJ/Z6F (Z6F INSERTED BY DCC)
SUBJECT UFO SIGHTING
A. 222325Z JAN 85 10-15 MINS
B. FLASHING LIGHTS RED/GREEN/WHITE
C. PUBLIC PHONE-BOOTH, HELREDALE, WHITBY
D. MAN WITH 16 TIMES 50-BINOCULARS
E. EASTERLY
F. 45 DEGREES
G. NOT KNOWN
H. QUOTE DANCING ABOUT UNQUOTE
J. CLEAR SKY
K. NONE, BUT STARS VISIBLE
L. SQN LDR Section 40 SDO
M. Section 40
N. NONE
O. NONE
P. 222335Z JAN
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•END U N C L A S S I F I E DReg Milo please
UFO's Reports
D I 55
D155 T108 15 1
D I 55 T108|15|1
DISS B
286
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV314 23/2349 023C5633
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 232100Z JAN 85
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL/PHENOMENA
A. 232012Z JAN 85. 2 TO 3 SECONDS
B. ONE, LARGER THAN A JUMBO JET, QUOTE V UNQUOTE SHAPE. 5 OR 6 DULL
WHITE LIGHTS ON EACH QUOTE WING UNQUOTE
C. REAR GARDEN, Section 40 HILLINGDON, OUTDOORS, STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. FROM WEST TO EAST
F. 90 DEGREES
G. OVERHEAD
H. STEADY
J. SKY CLEAR
K. HOUSING ESTATE
L. AISM
M. Section 40
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N. NONE
O. Section 40 ADDRESS AS ABOVE
P. 232035Z JAN 85
BT
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DISS B
285
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting.
231930Z
4 - 5 Secs.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness)
2 lights, quite a way apart,
deep dull red, not to bright.
One on each object.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving)
outdoors, stationary.
Just alighted from car
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
naked eye
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
NE
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
not able to assess, but not
directly overhead
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known
landmark)
no idea - not able to judge
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
one to N, the other continued.
This to split, object tracks
ran parallel
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)
Clear night, plenty of stars
visibility very goodK. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
Plane overhead at 90° to movement
of lights. Visibility good;
lights of passenger jet/aircraft
clearly visible.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.)
[ILLEGIBLE] told mil establishment,
also MOD via yellow pages/directory.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
Section 40
Bromley
Kent
Tel Section 40
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED
See below...
O. OTHER WITNESSES
None
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
23 2200 Jan 85
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS
No
R. REMARKS
I believe a sincere report.
Couple have been married
20 yrs - husband works at college
wife [is a] solicitor. They had
discussed topic over dinner &
a waiter who had obviously overheard
conversation, persuaded him to report
[it/this].
Section 40
Date 23 Jan 85 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: SEC(AS)1 AEW/GE DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm Section 40 Rm Section 40 Rm Section 40
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV037 23/0217 022C5764
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 222120Z JAN 85.
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 10 JAN 85. 2245Z, 30 MINS
B. ONE. DOME SHAPED. WHITE
C. OUTDOORS, STATIONARY, Section 40 HARLOW ESSEX
D. BINOCULARS
E. EAST
F. LOW
G. NOT KNOWN
H. ERRATIC THEN MOVEMENT TOWARDS EPPING
J. MOVING CLOUDS
K. HOUSE
L. STANSTED ATC 2030Z 22 JAN 85
M. Section 40
N. NONE
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O. SON AND DAUGHTER OF ABOVE ADDRESS
P. 222104Z JAN 85
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DI 55
Section 40
283
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted).
22 1945 z JAN 85 - 20-25 mins
B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness,
sound, smell, etc).
Bright Star like object.
C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
outdoors initially at informant's address.
later from bedroom window.
D. How observed. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie
camera).
Naked eye and later binoculars (described as "fairly good")
E. Direction in which object was first seen. (A landmark may be more useful
than a badly estimated bearing).
West to WNW of Chesham
F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
Above rooftop of house opposite when seen from
ground level.
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible).
Unable to say.
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed).
Moved off in a northerly direction having remained stationary
for some time
1J. Meteorological conditions during operations. (Moving clouds, haze, mist
etc).
Clear sky.
K. Nearby objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake or
dam, swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV
or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with
flood-lights or other night lighting).
None
L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
See (As)2. Rn [REDACTED]
M. Name and address of informant.
[REDACTED]
Bucks
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
None .
O. Other witnesses.
[REDACTED] (wife)
+ son (age not known).
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
23 Jan 85
Reads like Arnyhelcopter
on night having exercise.
[REDACTED]
2UFO Mtle. DISS
[REDACTED] 283 B
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting. 22 2325 z Jon 85
10-15 mins
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness) Flashing light changing colour
green/red/white. Brighter than
stars.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving) Public phone booth. HELRADALE
Whitby N. Yorks.
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie) Man with 16 x 50 binoculars
also with a naked eye.
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing) Easterly.
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are
unreliable) 45°.
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known
landmark) Not known.
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed) Stationary
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc) Clear SkyK. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting) None of note
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.) Sqn Ldr [REDACTED] SDO
Fylingdales
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED Not Known
O. OTHER WITNESSES No
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 222335 z Jan 85
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS No
R. REMARKS
[REDACTED]
Date 23 JAN 85 Sqn Ldr 0 DOO AF Ops'
Copies to: SEC(AS)1 AEW/GE DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED]
MB MB Metropole55/108/15/1
Mb [REDACTED] REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT Soc (AS) cc: AEW/GE
DISS B
281 [REDACTED]
A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING 1800hrs. 15 minutes.
(Local times to be used) 21. Jan 85
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
Number 1
Size CIGAR SHAPED or like a flame
Shape
Colours orange/Blue
Brightness Very Bright
Sound –
Smell –
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
Geographical location [REDACTED] leicester
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationery/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)
WEST. Between chimneys of old "Imperial typewriter factory"
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
45° + 15 ft.
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) UK
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing None. Stood still then faded as if moving away.
Erretic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION
Moving clouds
Haze sighting below low cloud.
Mist
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC Imperial Typewriter factory.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
Police Charles Street Police station Leicester.
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED]
N. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED Leicester ?
O. OTHER WITNESSES. None
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT. 1500 22 Jan 85Reg & Mte. 290 DISSC 108/15/1 B. U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV034 13/1618 013C0848 FOR CAV ROUTINE 131305Z JAN 85 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 130620Z JAN 85 FOR 5 TO 8 MINS B. ONE. UNABLE TO GUAGE SIZE, SAUCER SHAPED WITH FIFTY PENCE PIECE TYPE EDGES, WHITE LIGHTS AT FRONT, BLUE LIGHTS AT REAR WITH A RED AND WHITE LIGHT IN EACH CORNER. NO SOUND OR SMELL C. ON M3 MOTORWAY, TWO MILES PASSED JUNCTION 3 ENROUTE TO LONDON, IN MOTORCAR, MOVING D. NAKED EYE E. TO THE SOUTH F. DIAGONALLY G. IMPOSSIBLE TO GUAG. H. STEADY, SMOOTHAND SLOW J. SKY CLEAR WITH QUARTER MOON K. OPEN COUNTRYSIDE PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS L. LATCCMIL M. [REDACTED] SURREY. TEL NO BAGSHOT 75382 N. NIL O. NIL P. 131230Z JAN B5 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JDC AFDO ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
AS/05
STC/[ILLEGIBLE] S5/108/15/1 STANSTED AIRPORT 279 Sec(AS) cc: [ILLEGIBLE]
10.9.68. M[ILLEGIBLE] DI[ILLEGIBLE]
DISSB
C.
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. DATE, TIME AND DURATION OF SIGHTING: 10th January 1985. 2245-2315.....
(Local times to be quoted)
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT: ...white dom with small lights around base.....
(Number of objects, size, shape,
colours, brightness, sound, smell, etc.)
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER: [REDACTED] Harlow. In garden.......
(Geographical location. Indoors or
outdoors, stationary or moving)
D. HOW OBSERVED: ....................................Binoculars...................
(Naked eye, binoculars, other optical
devise, still or movie camera)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN: ...In east.......................
(A landmark may be more useful than a
badly estimated bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT: .........................................low..................
(Estimated heights are unreliable)
G. DISTANCE: ....................................Not estimated..................
(By reference to a known landmark
wherever possible)
H. MOVEMENTS: ...A series of small erratic movements before moving towards.......
(Changes in E, F and G may be of more
use than estimates of course and speed)...Epping.........................
J. METEROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS: Good visibility, small amount
(Moving clouds, haze, mist, etc.)
of cloud.......................
K. NEARBY OBJECTS: ...........................................None..............
(Telephone lines; high voltage lines;
reservoir, lake or dam; swamp or marsh;
river; high buildings, tall chimneys,
steeples, spires, TV or radio masts;
airfields; generating plant; factories,
pits or other sites with flood-lighting
or other night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED: ...................ATC Stansted at 2030 22/1/85.........
(Police, military organisations, the Press, etc.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT: [REDACTED]............................
HARLOW Tel [REDACTED]
N. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT
THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED: 'keeps an open mind on matters relating to UFO's
O. OTHER WITNESSES: ..........Son and daughter..........................
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT: ....2030 22/1/85.....................
Q. IS A REPLY REQUESTED? .......................Yes..........................REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT Sec (AS) cc: AEW/GEV
DI 55
A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING 1800hrs. 15 minutes.
(Local times to be used) 21. Jan 85
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
Number 1
Size CIGAR SHAPED or like a flame
Shape
Colours orange/Blue
Brightness Very Bright
Sound –
Smell –
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
Geographical location [REDACTED] leicester
Indoors/Outdoors
Stationery/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)
WEST. Between chimneys of old "Imperial typewriter factory"
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT. (Estimated heights are unreliable)
45° + 15 ft.
G. DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark if possible) UK
H. MOVEMENT.
Steady
Changing None. Stood still then faded as if moving away.
Erretic
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATION
Moving clouds
Haze sighting below low cloud.
Mist
K. NEARBY OBJECTS/BUILDINGS ETC Imperial Typewriter factory.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
Police Charles Street Police station Leicester.
Military Organisation
The Press
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED]
N. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED Leicester ?
O. OTHER WITNESSES. None
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT. 1500 22 Jan 85108/15/1 276 D155 [REDACTED]
Reg Mile plan
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A... Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting. 101830Z JAN UNTIL 101930Z JAN 85
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness) BRIGHT STAR - EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE
REDDISH
STATIONARY - SEVERAL TIMES THE
MAGNITUDE OF VENUS
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving) OUTDOORS - 12 MILES SOUTH OF
ABERYSTWYTH
600' ALTITUDE
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie) NAKED EYE AND 10x50 BINOCULARS
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing) 20° SOUTH OF WEST
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are
unreliable) 30° ALTITUDE
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known
landmark) VERY DISTANT
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed) NIL
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc) CLEAR WITH LOW CLOUDK. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting) FARM BUILDINGS TO WSW. VIEW
OVER SEA TOWARDS IRELAND
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.) ABERPORTH SDO WHO REFERRED IT TO
AFOR.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED RTD PROFESSOR PHYSIOLOGY AND
PHYSICS
O. OTHER WITNESSES SON AND GRANDSON - SAME ADDRESS
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 111640Z JAN 85
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS NIL
R. REMARKS SEEMED LIKE A GENUINE CHAP WHO
WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE RESULT,
IF ANY.
[REDACTED]
Date 11 JAN 85 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: SEC(AS)1 AEW/GE DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED]
MB MB MetropoleAS/05
STC/[ILLEGIBLE] STANSTED AIRPORT 277 Sec(As)cc: AEW/
10.9.68. DI 55
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. DATE, TIME AND DURATION OF SIGHTING: 10th January 1985. 2245-2315......
(Local times to be quoted)
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT: ...white dom with small lights around base..........
(Number of objects, size, shape,
colours, brightness, sound, smell, etc.)
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER: [REDACTED] HARLOW. In garden.......
(Geographical location. Indoors or
outdoors, stationary or moving)
D. HOW OBSERVED: ....................................Binoculars..................
(Naked eye, binoculars, other optical
devise, still or movie camera)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN: ...In east.......................
(A landmark may be more useful than a
badly estimated bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT: ...........................................low................
(Estimated heights are unreliable)
G. DISTANCE: ....................................Not estimated..................
(By reference to a known landmark
wherever possible)
H. MOVEMENTS: ...A series of small erratic movements before moving towards.......
(Changes in E, F and G may be of more
use than estimates of course and speed)...Epping..........................
J. METEROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS: Good visibility, small amount
(Moving clouds, haze, mist, etc.)
of cloud.......................
K. NEARBY OBJECTS: ...........................................None..............
(Telephone lines; high voltage lines;
reservoir, lake or dam; swamp or marsh;
river; high buildings, tall chimneys,
steeples, spires, TV or radio masts;
airfields; generating plant; factories,
pits or other sites with flood-lighting
or other night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED: ...................ATC Stansted at 2030 22/1/85.........
(Police, military organisations, the Press, etc.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT: [REDACTED]............................
HARLOW Tel [REDACTED]
N. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT
THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED: 'keeps an open mind on matters relating to UFO's'
O. OTHER WITNESSES: ..........Son and daughter...........................
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT: ....2030 22/1/85.....................
Q. IS A REPLY REQUESTED? .......................Yes..........................DISSSC[ILLEGIBLE] B 3File D155/108/151 276 U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV210 09/1704 009C4633 FOR CAV PRIORITY/ROUTINE 091530Z JAN 85 FROM RAF ST ATHAN TO MODUK AIR INFO HQRAFSC U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F ATTENTION MOD FOR AFOR AND HQRAFSC FOR CSYO. SUBJECT REPORT OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. 082000Z JAN 85 FOR 30 MIN APPROX B. CIGAR SHAPED, DIFFERENT COLOURED BRIGHT LIGHTS C. MAUDLAM, OUTDOORS, STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS E. SOUTH WEST OF PORTHCAWL F. 30 DEGREES G. UNABLE TO ESTIMATE H. STATIONARY AT FIRST, THEN MOVED SLOWLY WESTWARDS J. CLEAR WITH CLOUDS MOVING IN FROM WEST K. NOT KNOWN L. ORDERLY OFFICER RAF ST ATHAN M. [REDACTED] N. SOUNDED SINCERE. EX-RAF O. WIFE P. 082000Z JAN 85 Q. NO BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
[REDACTED]
M&Diss[ILLEGIBLE]
274/ b
275
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV019 05/0228 005C0404
FOR CAV
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 042239Z JAN 85
FROM CC GWENT POLICE 498338
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HQRAFSC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F (Z6F INS BY DCC.S4F(AIR) NOT IDENTFIED)
MODUK AIR ATTN S4F(AIR) HQRAFSC ATTN CPSYO
FROM C/SUPT CENTRAL TO HQ AND MAINDEE
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A...1936HRS, 4/1/85, [REDACTED] BETTWS.
B...ONLY DESCRPTION AVAILABLE, BRIGHTLY COLOURED OBJECT, HOVERING
IN SKY.
C...STANDING UNDERNEATH LOOKING UP AT SKY.
D...WITH THE NAKED EYE.
E...NORTH EAST.
F...00DEGREES.
G...UNABLE TO SAY.
H...HOVERING.
J...FROSTY.
K...STARS.
PAGE 2 RBDPCU 038 0042245 UNCLAS
L...POLICE STATION NEWPORT.
M... [REDACTED] BETTWS.
N...NORMAL, STABLE PERSON.
O...NEIGHBOURS.
P...4/1/85, 1936HRS.
Q...NO.
PC 764 [REDACTED] ATTENDED AT [REDACTED] AND SPOKE TO [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] POINTED OUT THE OBJECT TO PC [REDACTED]
PC [REDACTED] BELIEVES OBJECT TO BE A BRIGHT STAR WHICH HAS THE
APPEARANCE OF MOVING AND DUE TO FROSTY CONDITIONS THE STAR APPEARS TO
HAVE COLOURED LIGHT CALLED !SCINTALATIONS!. [REDACTED] QUIET HAPPY
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
U N C L A S S I F I E DPAGE 2 U N C L A S S I F I E D 005C0404 CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI •END U N C L A S S I F I E D
M&Diss[ILLEGIBLE] DISSC
B.
274
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV032 05/0421 005C0612
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 042320E JAN 85
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 0
2105 LOCAL FOR 45 MINUTES
B. OBJECT WAS 30FT LONG, WIDTH THE SIZE OF AN AEROPLANE INSIDE
REVOLVING SHOWING MANY LIGHTS GREEN, BLUE, MAUVE AND YELLOW IN COLOUR
C. IN THE GARDEN OF HER HOUSE. INDOORS AND OUTDOORS
D. NAKED EYE AND THEN BINOCULARS
E. BOTTOM OF THE GARDEN 70FT AWAY
F. 25FT OF GROUND
G. 70FT
H. MOVED AWAY AT SLOW SPEED BUT NOT CLIMBING. HEADING EAST
TOWARDS CARDIFF
J. CLEAR SKY
K. OPEN CAST COAL MINE
L. PC [REDACTED] SOUTH WALES CONSTABULARY. BRIDGEND TEL [REDACTED]
M. [REDACTED] SOUTH WALES. NO
INFORMANTS MOTHER KNOW TO BE KEEN ON UFO SIGHTINGS AND HAS CONTACTS
WITH A SOUTH WALES CLUB MAINTAING AN INTEREST IN EXTRA TERESTRIAL
VISITATIONS POLICE EXPECT INCIDENT TO BE REPORTED VIA THE CLUB AS
WELL.
O. NIL
P. 042300 JAN 85
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD GE/AEW
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
•END U N C L A S S I F I E D[REDACTED] M&k SS[ILLEGIBLE] 273 272 SSb [ILLEGIBLE] U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV017 03/1029 034C0748 FOR CAV ROUTINE 031000Z JAN 85 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 021945Z FEB 85 LASTING APPROX ONE MIN B. ONE ENORMOUS BALL OF FIRE, ORANGE IN COLOUR C. STANDING IN FRONT GARDEN OF HOUSE WHIGH IS AN ELEVATED POSITION, LOOKING SOUTH D. NAKED EYE E. FALLING VERTICALLY DOWNWARDS, SLOWLY F. VERTICAL G. APPROX 2 MILES H. VERTICALLY DOWNWARDS, UNTIL IT DISAPPEARED BEHIND THE BLO ENGE MOUNTAIN J. SLIGHT CLOUD K. BLORENGE MOUNTAIN L. NEWTOWN POLICE-(999 CALL) PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS M. [REDACTED] ABERGENNY, GWENT N. VERY RELIABLE WITNESS, WELL KNOWN IN LOCAL COMMUNITY O. [REDACTED] SAME ADDRESS P. 022013Z FEB 85 VIA BRECON POLICE Q. YES BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI • ND U N C L A S S I F I E D
272 SSb U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV018 03/1031 034C0750 FOR CAV ROUTINE 031015Z JAN 85 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 021940 LOCAL, APPROX 3 TO 5 MINUTES B. ONE CIGAR SHAPED OBJECT BRIGHT IN COLOUR, 12 FT LONG 6 FT HIGH C. SIGHTED FROM THE ABEGAVENNY TO BLAENAVON ROAD WHILST DRIVING IN A CAR THEN STOOPED TO OBSERVE THE OBJECT D. NOT GIVEN E. DESCENDING VERTICAL AND APPEARED TO LAND ON THE BLORENGE MOUNTAIN NEAR TV AND POLICE MASTS F. STATIONARY AFTER SIGHTING THE OBJECT G. APPROX 800 YARDS AWAY H. STEADY J. NOT GIVEN K. TV AND POLICE MASTS L. POLICE STATION AT BRYNMAWR PAGE 2 RBDAID 002 UNCLAS M. K[REDACTED] N. NOTHING KNOWN O. [REDACTED] P. AISM RECIEVED REPORT VIA A SIGNAL FROM GWENT POLICE AT 030730 FEB 85 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI •END U N C L A S S I F I E D
271 270° .TO"00 U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV100 20/2124 36301971 FOR CAV ROUTINE 262055Z DEC 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 5 DEC 84 OR 6 DEC 84, 1615Z, 5 TO 100INS B. ONE, NOT KNOWN, OVAL, WHITE, BRILLIANT, NONE, NONE C. OUTDOORS, MOVING, BY RIVER AT STREATLEY D. NAKED EYE E. OVER STREATLEY HILL F. 45 DEGREES G. NOT KNOWN H. STEADY J. MOVING CLOUDS K. NONE L. THAMES VALLEY POLICE KIDLINGTON M. [REDACTED] READING N. NONE PAGE 2 RBDAID 002 UNCLAS O. NONE P. 262030Z DEC 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 Sec (AS) ACTION ( CXJ 1 JOC AFDO-1 ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD GE/AEW CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI •END U N C L A S S I F I E D
270
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting. APRIL 1984
AND 3 TIMES LATER THIS YEAR
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness) SILVER OBJECT, FLASHING
VERY BRIGHT
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving) FACING EAST OUTSIDE
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie) NAKED EYE
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing) 1500' – 2000'
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are
unreliable) DIRECTLY ABOVE
[ILLEGIBLE]
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known
landmark) 1 MILE AWAY
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed) STILL
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc) CLEARK. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting) D/A
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.) MET POLICE INFO ROOM
SCOTLAND YD.
COMPUTER REF 3910
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [REDACTED]
LONDON SW15
[REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED SOUNDED SENSIBLE
TO POLICE
O. OTHER WITNESSES /
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 201629 DEC 84.
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS /
R. REMARKS /
[REDACTED]
Date 21 DEC 84 Sqn Ldr D00 AF Cps
Copies to: DS Ba Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleNational Air Traffic Services AIR TR[REDACTED]FIC CONTROL REPORT ON *Alleged Infringement of Legislation[REDACTED] [REDACTED] Incident: MON/NOR/MON) UFO REPORT * Delete as appropriate TO BE TYPEWRITTEN, SIGNED AND DATED † CA 939 action also required Section 40 [stamp: 269] Position of Occurrence in relation to Navaid/Aerodrome | Date | GMT | 20.12.84 | 1740 Operator | Callsign/Registration of Aircraft involved | Type | From | To | Aircraft's SSR Code if known | MODE C displayed? RTF Frequencies in use | Radar Equipment in use Submitted by [Section 40] | Grade ATCO II | Watch On duty as ADC/APC | at INVERNESS | Duty Watch Runway in use (if applicable) | SID (if applicable) Weather Actual attached (Aerodromes only) √ | Other Agencies advised of incident: REPORT (Include a diagram where relevant) UFO REPORT PASSED TO THE ABOVE ATCO. BY PCW [Section 40] KINGUSSIE POLICE/ [Section 40] A. 20. 12. 84. 1740. 7 Minutes B. Large bright light diamond shaped with halo joining points of diamond. Halo had pink tinge. NOTES (Copy despatched to: DS89, Ops(GE)2, ? DI 55(Rm) C. Sheet 35 O/S Co-ord 691952 [Section 40] D. Naked eye. E. To observers South South West. F. 60° G. Approx one mile (forest in area used as reference). J. Cloudy no stars rain haze or mist. K. Forest plus a HT line bisecting forest and another parallel to the A9. L. To Kingussie police. M. [Section 40] Nr Newtonmore. CONT/ CA 1261 (3rd Revision) 261182
CONT/ N. Police opinion/ Lady is sensible not prone to imagining things a responsible member of the community. O. No other known witness. P. 20. 12.84. 1920. [Section 40] [Section 40] ATCO II 21 December 84
108/15/1 [stamp: 267 268 55C 55B] [Section 40] U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV198 20/2119 355c5109 FOR CAV ROUTINE 201950Z DEC 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 201740 FOR 7 MINS LOCAL TIMES B. 1 OBJECT OR VERY BRIGHT LIGHT, DIAMOND SHAPE WITH POINTS JOINED BY A HALO. HALO HAD A PINKISH TINGE C.ORDNANCE SURVEY SHEET 35, 091952 D. NAKED EYE E. SSW F. 60 DEGREES G. 1 MILE H. MOVING SLOWLY TOWARDS OBSERVER J. CLOUDY K. FOREST AND 2 HIGH TENSION CABLES L. KINGUSSY POLICE THEN INVERNESS AIRPORT M. [Section 40] NR NEWTON MOOR INVERNESS, SCOTLAND N. RESPECTABLE MEMBER OF COMMUNITY O. NONE P. 201944 DEC 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDC) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI D U N C L A S S I F I E D
108/13/1 [stamp: 267 55C 55C] [Section 40] U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV204 20/2204 355C5218 FOR CAV ROUTINE 202135Z DEC 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 20190Z DEC 84 20 MINS B. 3 VERY BRIGHT LIGHTS RED, GREEN AND A FLASHING RED LIGHT C. FIRST SAW WHEN DRIVING CAR, POSITION OS MAP 151 GRID REF 120650, STOPPED CAR TO TRY AND GET CLOSER LOOK D. NAKED EYE E. SEE C F. N/C G. APPROX HALF A MILE H. STEADY J. CLEAR NIGHT K. NONE L. STRATFORD POLICE M. [Section 40] WARWIKSIRE PAGE 2 RBDAID 009 UNCLAS N. NONE O. NONE P. 202115Z DEC 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI ND U N C L A S S I F I E D
→ D155/108/15/1 [DISS[Section 40]] (|266|1) U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV046 18/0500 353C0614 FOR CAV ROUTINE 171212OZ DEC 84 FROM RAF BINBROOK TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC LGZ/Z6F- (Z6F INSERTED BY DCC) A 14 DEC/1900 HRS/5 SECONDS B ONE STATIONARY ORANGE COLOURED CIRCULAR OBJECT C [Section 40] SCUNTHORPE OUTDOORS D NAKED EYE E EAST F DIRECTLY OVERHEAD 90 DEGREES G NOT KNOWN H STATIONARY J WISPY CLOUD/MISTY, SKY OBSCURE K NONE OTHER THAN HOUSE L ATTEMPTED TO CALL RAF FINNINGLEY AT FIRST INSTANCE, BUT NO RESPONSE THEN THIS AGENCY THREE DAYS LATER M [Section 40] NRETIRED STEEL WORKER PAGE 2 RBDOXA 030 UNCLAS O NO P 171210OZ DEC √ BT DISTRIBUTION LGZ F NO SDL DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ .1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD OPS(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI PEND U N C L A S S I F I E D
108/15/1 DISS C [Section 40] M7b [stamp: 266] DS8b 10/209/1 ST YORKSHIRE METROPOLITAN POLICE ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT P.O. Box 9 WAKEFIELD WF1 3QP Telephone: Wakefield [Section 40] Our reference: A21/JT/CM Your reference: [stamp: MINISTRY OF D.S.8 10 December 1984 FILE 13 DEC...] Dear Sir Enclosed for your information is a copy of a report about an incident which occurred in the Otley Division of this Force on 27 November 1984. Yours faithfully [Section 40] Senior Administrative Officer Cpy b Ops(GE)(RAF) DI55 [Section 40] The Ministry of Defence Department S4 (Air) Main Building Whitehall LONDON SW1A 2HB
WEST YORKSHIRE METROPOLITAN POLICE Reference: MINUTE SHEET Subject Station: Otley Date: 28 November 1984 UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT Chief Superintendent [Section 40] At 14.10 hours on Wednesday 28 November 1984, I attended at [Section 40] Otley and there spoke to [Section 40] and her mother [Section 40] [Section 40] informed me that at about 14.25 hours on Tuesday 27 November 1984 she was stood in the kitchen of the above address looking out towards Otley Chevin, which is to the South of Otley, when she saw an object which she describes as disc shape and spherical, and larger than a distbin lid. No lights were displayed on the object and it appeared to be moving under power as opposed to drifting about in the sky. I informed both ladies that to the best of my knowledge when aircraft took off or landed from Yeadon Airport they cleared The Chevin at approximately 500 feet, and I asked them if the object was as high in the sky as this. [Section 40] informed me that it was lower. Whilst watching the object I was informed that the sun was not shining, however, it appeared to them to be a dull grey colour but when either the underside or topside was in view it glinted with a metallic effect. seen est. When the object was first since it was to the South of Otley and was below the skyline of Otley Chevin. The object then travelled towards the North East, that is right across the Wharfedale Valley in the direction of a small radio mast situated near Almscliffe Crag. Whilst watching the object they saw it turn round travel back across the valley in a Southerly direction over ploughed fields in front of Farnley Hall, and appeared to land in an area known as Knotford Nook. Both ladies did not actually see the object land as at this point their view was obscured by trees. They then returned inside the house. At 15.30 hours the same day, I spoke to the Air Traffic Controller at Yeadon Airport, who informed me that at the time and on the date in question there was no aircraft movement whatsoever from the Airport and no weather balloons had been released at that time. On instructions of Headquarters minute sheet dated 9 November 1967, I submit this report for the information of the Chief Superintendent, Headquarters Admin so that he may notify the Ministry of Defence. [Section 40] PC [Section 40] 1.3[?].84. /Myr [stamp: WEST YORKS POLICE 5 DEC 1984 ...]
→ D155/108/15/1 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT [stamp: SSC SSC...] A. Date, Time and Duration of | 091555-1605 DEC 76[?] Sighting. | B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT | Long balloon shape, pointed both (Number of objects, size, | ends. No gondola underneath. shape, colour, brightness) | see diag → | C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER | At home, indoors. (Location, indoor/outdoor, | stationary, moving) | D. HOW OBSERVED | Naked eye. (Naked eye, binoculars, | other optical devices, | still or movie) | E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT | NE NORTH FIRST SEEN | (A landmark may be more | useful than a badly estimated| bearing) | F. ANGLE OF SIGHT | 10°-15° off horizontal. (Estimated heights are | unreliable) | G. DISTANCE | 2-3 miles (Difficult to tell, seen (By reference to known | over rooftops). landmark) | I. MOVEMENTS | Constant N. to S, then E, (Changes in E, F and G may | then NE. [Section 40] be of more use than estimates| of course and speed) | MET CONDITIONS DURING | Good Horizontal Visibility 2okm OBSERVATIONS | Patchy Ci cloud above 20000ft. (Clouds, haze, mist etc) |
K. NEARBY OBJECTS | (Telephone lines, high voltage| lines, reservoir, lake or dam,| swamp or marsh, river, high | buildings, tall chimneys, | steeples, spires, TV or radio| masts, airfields, generating | plant, factories, pits or | other sites with flood lights | or night lighting) | L. TO WHOM REPORTED | No-one. (Police, military, press etc.)| M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT| [Section 40] | SWINDON | [Section 40] N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT | MAY BE VOLUNTEERED | O. OTHER WITNESSES | Wife. P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT | 091610 Dec. Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL | NONE. CONDITIONS | R. REMARKS | Sober, seemed to have a good | sense of bearings in relation to | compass. Genuinely curious. | | [Section 40] Date 9th December '84 Sqa Ldr DOO AF Ops BRIZE NORTON Flt Lt Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole
D155/108/15/1 [DISSC [Section 40]] (264) U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV187 03/2106 338C4312 FOR CAV ROUTINE 031815Z DEC 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT:-AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 022130Z DEC 84, 4-5 MINUTES B. CLUSTER OF WHITE LIGHTS FLASHING TWICE A SECOND, 3 ON THE BOTTOM 2 ON TOP, LEFT A LARGE VAPOUR TRAIL C. WESTON ROAD LYMINGTON HAMPSHIRE, OUTDOORS, STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. WSW F. OVERHEAD G. 4000FT TO 5000FT H. MOVING, SPEED OF SOUND APPROX J. CLEAR NIGHT K. HOUSING ESTATE L. REPORTED TO AISM M. [Section 40] PAGE 2 RBDAID 009 UNCLAS N. NONE O. 4 OTHERS P. 031805Z DEC 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI *END U N C L A S S I F I E D
→ D155/108/15/1 DISSC [Section 40] REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT (263) A. Date, Time and Duration of | 30 Nov 84, 2045Z, for 10 mins. Sighting. | B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT | One, no noise, a large white (Number of objects, size, | light brighter than 3 car shape, colour, brightness) | headlights in intensity. C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER | Moving in a car, stopped to (Location, indoor/outdoor, | observe the object stationary, moving) | D. HOW OBSERVED | Naked eye. (Naked eye, binoculars, | other optical devices, | still or movie) | E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT | Person was driving along the FIRST SEEN | Dawley to Oakengate road, object (A landmark may be more | travelling in the same useful than a badly estimated| direction bearing) | F. ANGLE OF SIGHT | 50 to 70 degrees when the object (Estimated heights are | was stationary. unreliable) | G. DISTANCE | Not far away or very high up. (By reference to known | landmark) | H. MOVEMENTS | See remarks. (Changes in E, F and G may | be of more use than estimates| of course and speed) | J. MET CONDITIONS DURING | Clear apart from a few small OBSERVATIONS | clouds. (Clouds, haze, mist etc) |
K. NEARBY OBJECTS | None reported. (Telephone lines, high voltage| lines, reservoir, lake or dam,| swamp or marsh, river, high | buildings, tall chimneys, | steeples, spires, TV or radio| masts, airfields, generating | plant, factories, pits or | other sites with flood lights | or night lighting) | L. TO WHOM REPORTED | Pilot Officer [Section 40] (Police, military, press etc.)| DO RAF Shawbury. M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT| [Section 40] N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT | 42 year old male MAY BE VOLUNTEERED | O. OTHER WITNESSES | No P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT | 011945Z Dec 84 Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL | No CONDITIONS | R. REMARKS | Witness observed the object when | driving along, he stopped and | flashed his lights, object turned | approached and dropped an orange | ball of light, car radio went | dead. Witness drove off rapidly | but noticed the white object | moving very swiftly in a south- | erly direction behind him. The | orange ball was not seen again. | [Section 40] Date 01 Dec 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole
with the compliments of MINISTRY OF DEFENCE DS8b [ILLEGIBLE] [Section 40] Reg b'[?]ile DI 55 262 As a result of the [Section 40] forthcoming re-organisation, [Section 40] has, kindly, passed "UFOs" to me and I attach copies of my first two reports [Section 40] [Section 40] MOD FORM 195
108/15/1 DISSC B 10/209/1 DS8cc Ops(GE)2(RAF) DI55 UNCLASSIFIED [Section 40] ... MINISTRY OF DEFE[NCE] RESTRICTED D.S.8 30 NOV 1984 FIN/19/Air FILE ACT REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 24 Nov 84 0430 local 8 mins B. Description of Object. Steady large bright light moving very slowly for a long time then shot off at high speed out of sight in seconds C. Exact Position Observer. Outskirts of city of Sheffield D. How Observed. Naked eye E. Direction in which Object was first seen. North West coming out of cloud F. Angle of sight. _____ G. Distance. _____ H. Movements. J. Meteorological conditions during observation. cloudy K. Nearby objects. _____ L. To whom reported. Orderly Sgt at RAF FINNINGLEY M. Name and Address of informant. [Section 40] South Yorkshire Police Sheffield. N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. [Section 40] is a civilian driver for S. Yorks Police O. Other witnesses. Nil P. Date and time of receipt of report. 05.15 local 24 Nov Q. Is a reply requested. YES. UNCLASSIFIED RESTRICTED
CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY NATS k[?]b. DS8cc : Ops (GE)2(RAF) DI55 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A Date, time and duration of sighting (Local times to be quoted) 7 Dec 84 1700 — B Description of object (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness, sound, smell, etc). Bigger than Star, glowing like a star C Exact position observer (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors. Stationary or moving). [Section 40] Horley. D How observed (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie camera). Naked eye E Direction in which object was first seen (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing). South overhead Gatwick. F Angle of sight (Estimated heights are unreliable). Same Height as Stars. G Distance (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible). H Movements (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed). Moving to left and right. J Meteorological conditions during observations (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc). CAVOK QNH 1027 K Nearby objects (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake or dam; swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with flood-lights or other night lighting). L To whom reported (Police, military organisations, the press etc). Horley Police. M Name and address of informant [Section 40] N Any background on the informant that may be volunteered O Other witnesses Daughter P Date and time of receipt of report 07 1713 He [Section 40] Q Is a reply requested? Seen from SMUR. Believed he could see Venus.
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT O/209/1 A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted). (RAF) 30NOV 20 45 1984 10 min Cpy to Ops(GE)[?] DISS B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, 260 brightness, sound, smell, etc). 1 large white light no noise emission, light was as bright as car headlights intensified three times. Dropped an orange ball of light which was ½ as bright as the main light. C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors. Stationary or moving). Outdoors Standing on grass embankment at a traffic island next to Observer's car. 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). Object seen travelling in same direction when first seen by observer who was travelling in his car from DAWLEY to OAKENGATES. F. Angle of sight. (Estimated height are unreliable). 60°- 70° When object Stopped in front of observer. G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible). quotes: "Not far away and not very high" H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed). 1st observed in car, Observer parked car and Object came towards him. After dropping "Orange" object Observer was scared away. Whilst travelling away down the road Object rapidly moved Skyward. J. Meteorological conditions during observations. (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc). Clear night except for cloud to the South
K. Nearby objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake or dam; swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, TV or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with flood-lights or other night lighting). None that Observer noticed L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc). RAF SHAWBURY. M. Name and address of informant [Section 40] [ILLEGIBLE] Telephone [Section 40] DAWLEY N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. Male [Section 40] Old Had not been drinking. O. Other witnesses. None P. Date and time of receipt of report 1845 1DEC84 Q. Description of events. Whilst travelling to the pub, Observer noticed a strange bright light. He pulled over at a nearby traffic island, mounted the kerbside with his two front wheels and continued flashing his lights. Object of whitish brilliance then came towards him (ie changed direction) and came to rest in front of Observer. An Orange ball of light dropped from underneath the white light as though in freefall but then levelled out and moved towards observer. Observer in panic left the scene rapidly not seeing the orange ball of light again. However he did see the white ball of light [struck through: ascend] climb rapidly towards the south and disappear into a cloudbank. Whilst throughout the event throughout the observer did not hear any noise from the object remarking that the only noise he heard was from the traffic passing him.
→ D155/108/15/1 [DISSC [Section 40]] [stamp: DISSO 2 S-89 259] U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV161 29/1639 334C3613 FOR CAV PRIORITY/ROUTINE 291500Z NOV 84 FROM RAF ST ATHAN TO MODUK AIR INFO HQRAFSC U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F ATTENTION MOD FOR AFOR AND HQRAFSC FOR CSYO. SUBJECT REPORT OF UNID- ENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A 252200Z NOV 84 B FLASHING BEAMS OF LIGHT SIMILAR TO BEAMS OF SEARCHLIGHT. LIGHTS POINTING IN ALL DIRECTIONS. BLUE/WHITE C OUTDOORS, CHEPSTOW. STATIONARY D NAKED EYE E UNCERTAIN OF BEARING. NO LANDMARKS F UNCERTAIN. COMING THROUGH THE CLOUDS G UNCERTAIN H NIL J HIGH CLOUDS K NIL PAGE 2 RBDBVN 053 UNCLAS L CRO, RAF ST ATHAN M [Section 40] CHEPSTOW. TEL CHEPSTOW N NIL O HUSBAND AND SEVERAL NEIGHBOURS P 291450Z NOV 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI *END U N C L A S S I F I E D
→ D155/108/15/1 [Section 40] DISSB DISS(258) U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV273 27/1959 332C3508 FOR CAV ROUTINE 271345Z NOV 84 FROM LATCCMIT TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 26 NOV 84 1950 HRS 10 MINS B. ONE, LARGE STAR SHAPED, BRILLIANT WHITE AND RED LIGHT, OCCASIONALLY PULSATING, NIL, NIL C. IN CAR, MOVING, RUTHERLAND ROUNDABOUT HEADING TOWARDS PRESTATYN. D. NAKED EYE E. TOWARDS RHYL F. TREE TOP LEVEL G. 150 YDS H. ERRATIC J. SKY CLEAR K. PARTIAL STREET LIGHTING L. RHYL POLICE AND NORTH WALES POLICE HEADQUARTERS COLWYN BAY M. MISS PAGE 2 RBDAID 010 UNCLAS K. [Section 40] N. NIL O. NONE P. 27 NOV 84 1050 HRS BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI *END U N C L A S S I F I E D
→ D155/108/15/1 [stamp: SSC SSC-[?]] (257) XOO U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV119 27/0740 332C0948 FOR CAV ROUTINE 270700Z NOV 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT:-AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 221800 NOV 84 FOR APPROX 60 TO 90 MINUTES B. TWO SPHERICAL OBJECTS REDDISH IN COLOUR EXTREMELY BRIGHT, NO SMELL OR SOUND, SIZE UNKNOWN C. CROWMARSH GIFFORD, WALLINGFORD OXON: OBSERVER STATIONARY OUTDOORS D. NAKED EYE E. DUE WEST F. UNKNOWN G. UNKNOWN H. STEADY J. CLEAR SKY K. COUNTRYSIDE L. THAMES VALLEY POLICE HQ KIDLINGTON M. MR [Section 40] PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS N. NONE O. FLATMATE P. 270025Z NOV 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI *END U N C L A S S I F I E D
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D155C 55[ILLEGIBLE] Section 40
D155[ILLEGIBLE]
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting.
242215 ↑ Nov. 1984
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness)
SIZE OF COUPLE OF HOUSES
SPHERICAL SHAPE, THOUSANDS OF
SMALL RED LIGHTS WHICH TURNED
BLUE THEN GREEN THEN FADED.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving)
FARMOOR, OXFORDSHIRE.
MOVING IN CAR. DIRECTION
N/K.
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
NAKED EYES
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
N/K
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
N/K
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known
landmark)
N/K
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
N/K
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)
N/KK. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
N/K
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.)
POLICE.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
[REDACTED]
WITNEY, OXON
TEL [REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED
QUITE SOBER & SERIOUS
O. OTHER WITNESSES
[REDACTED]
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
242300 ↑ NOV 1984
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS
No.
R. REMARKS
RECIEVED BY TELEPHONE FROM
WITNEY POLICE.
[REDACTED]
Date 24 Nov 84
Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops BRIZE NORTON
Flt Lt
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
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D155C B Section 40
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 255
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting.
241645Z Nov 84
4 mins
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness)
Started as one light, split into
2 cerise pink, as bright as an
aircraft landing light.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving)
Facing east. Mobbsberry Way/
Fairlands Way, Stevenage.
Outdoors.
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
Naked eye
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
Moving SE to NW
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
45° to 50°
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known
landmark)
Approx 3 to 4 miles
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
Moved NW'ly and disappeared
behind horizon (woods) after
splitting into 2.
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)
Windy but clearK. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
Nil
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.)
Stevenage Police Station.
AFOR
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
[REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED
Worked for BAC 20 years ago
O. OTHER WITNESSES
[REDACTED]
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
251125Z Nov 84
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS
Very clear night
R. REMARKS
Nil
/ /
[REDACTED]
Date 25 Nov 84
Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV083 16/0507 321C0666
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 151420Z NOV 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT:-AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 211720Z OCT 84 FOR 1 TO 1.5 MINS
B. ONE OBJECT SIZE OF SMALL COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT, SHAPED LIKE AN
UPSIDE-DOWN SAUCER, VERY BRIGHT, SHINY SILVER UNDER SURFACE WITH
A DOZEN OR MORE RAISED RED LIGHTS ON TOP. NO SOUND OR SMELL
C. OBSERVED WHILST TRAVELLING BY CAR FROM ASHWEL THORPE TO
TACOLNESTON ON THE NEW ROAD NEAR THE TACOLNESTON TV MAST
D. OBSERVED WITH NAKED EYE, A PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN AS OBJECT PASSED
TOWARD HORIZON, PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT IS AVAILABLE
E. TOWARDS NE
F. LOW ON HORIZON TO OVERHEAD
G. DISAPPEARED FROM OVERHEAD VIEW AT APPROX 5 NM
H. STEADY, GENERAL DIRECTION BUT WEAVING FROM SIDE TO SIDE
J. GENERAL HIGH CLOUD COVER, HAZY BUT BRIGHT
PAGE 2 RBDAID 005 UNCLAS
K. PASSED WITHIN 1/2 NM OF TACOLNESTON TV MAST AT WHICH POINT
WEAVING MOTIONS WERE OBSERVED
L. ANONIMOUSLY TO LOCAL POLICE ON 21 OCT 84, TO EASTERN DAILY PRESS
WITH PHOTOGRAPH
M. [REDACTED]
TEL
N. SERVED IN RAF NATIONAL SERVICE 1948
O. NONE
P. REPORTED TO FLTLT [REDACTED] RAF, EASTERN RADAR, RAF WATTON,
231545Z OCT 84 AND THEN BY POST TO LATCCMIL
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
.F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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-55B.
◇ U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV033 11/1552 316C0851
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 111448Z NOV 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 102350Z NOV 84
B. ONE LARGE FLAME SHAPE, SIMILAR TO THAT FROM A BUNSEN BURNER, NO
SOUND NO SMELL
C. POLICEMAN ON HIS BEAT IN ST MELLONS CARDIFF
D. NAKED EYE
E. FROM NW TRACKING TO SOUTH, RUMNEY ACROSS CHANNEL TOWARDS WESTON-
SUPER-MARE
F. APPROX 40 DEG FALLING TO 20 DEG BEFORE FADING VISIBLE FOR 8 TO 9
SECONDS
G. UNK
H. STEADY
J. NIL WX CLEAR SKY FULL MOON
K. HOUSES
L. BY TELEPHONE TO AIS(M) LATCCMIL
M. PC [REDACTED] ST MELLONS POLICE STATION, CARDIFF TEL [REDACTED]
N. N/A
PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS
O. NONE
P. 111430Z NOV 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTi
[ILLEGIBLE]FIED→ D155/108/15/1
Headquarters Military Air Traffic Operations
Hillingdon House Uxbridge Middlesex UB10 0R[ILLEGIBLE]
[OF DEFENCE stamp]
Telephone Uxbridge [REDACTED]
13. [ILLEGIBLE] 35 1984
7 NOV 1984
Please reply to
The Air Officer Commanding
Your reference [ILLEGIBLE]
Our reference
MATO/1002/3/Air Section 40
Date
Ministry of Defence (Air) DS8a 5 Nov 84 55
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT – EAST ANGLIA
21 OCT 84
In accordance with the usual procedures we enclose a copy
of an UFO report dated 21 Oct 84 received by one of
our units.
[REDACTED]
Sqn Ldr
for AOC
Enclosure:
1. UFO Report 21 Oct 84.
10/209/1
Copy to Ops(GE)2(RAF)
DISS.REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT DISS[ILLEGIBLE]
A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted).
21 OCT 84
1720 APPROX
1 - 1½ MINS
B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell, etc).
ONE OBJECT SIZE OF SMALL COMERCIAL AIRCRAFT.
SHAPED LIKE AN UPSIDE-DOWN SAUCER, VERY BRIGHT
SHINY SILVER UNDER SURFACE WITH A DOZEN OR MORE
RAISED RED LIGHTS ON TOP. NO SOUND OR SMELL.
C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
OBSERVED WHILST TRAVELLING BY CAR FROM ASHWEL THORPE
TO TACOLNESTON ON THE NEW ROAD NEAR THE
TACOLNESTON TV MAST.
D. How observed. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or
movie camera).
OBSERVED WITH NAKED EYE. A PHOTOGRAPH WAS
TAKEN AS OBJECT PASSED TOWARD HORIZON PHOTOGRAPHIC
PRINT IS AVAILABLE.
E. Direction in which object was first seen. (A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated bearing).
TOWARDS NE
F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
LOW ON HORIZON TO OVERHEAD
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible).
DISAPPEARED FROM OVERHEAD VIEW AT APPROX 5 NM.
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates
of course and speed).
STEADY GENERAL DIRECTION BUT WEAVING FROM
SIDE TO SIDE
J. Meteorological conditions during observations. (Moving clouds, haze,
mist etc).
GENERAL HIGH CLOUD COVER HAZY BUT BRIGHT.K. Nearby objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake
or dam; swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits
or other sites with flood-lights or other night lighting).
PASSED WITHIN ½ NM OF TACOLNESTON TV MAST AT
WHICH POINT WEAVING MOTIONS WERE OBSERVED
L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc.).
ANONYMOUSLY TO LOCAL POLICE ON 21 OCT 84
TO EASTERN DAILY PRESS WITH PHOTOGRAPH
M. Name and address of informant.
[REDACTED]
.TEL [REDACTED]
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
SERVED IN RAF NATIONAL SERVICE 1948.
O. Other witnesses.
NONE
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
TO FLT LT [REDACTED] RAF
EASTERN RADAR
RAF WATTON
23 OCT 1984 1645 A.D155/108/15/1
250
Section 40
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV238 01/1701 306C3545
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 041410Z NOV 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 311130 OCT 84. 2 PERIODS OF 30 SECONDS
B. DISC WITH CONE UNDERNEATH ABOUT 60FT ACROSS. REVOLVING FAST GREY
IN COLOUR
C. QRS [REDACTED] STOKE ON TRENT
D. NAKED EYE
E. FROM ROUNDABOUT AT THE MOTORWAY
F. 45 DEGS
G. 100 YDS
H. MOVED PARALLEL TO BUILDINGS
J. GREY MIST
K. GENERATING PLANT AND FACTORIES
L. LOCAL POLICE AND CAA AT MANCHESTER SUB-CENTRE
M. [REDACTED]
PAGE 2 RBDAID 007 UNCLAS
N. WORKS FOR DAILYEXPRESS
O. [REDACTED] AND OTHERS
P. 011317 LOCAL NOV 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTi
U N C L A S S I F I E D→ D155/108/15/1 REPORT FORM HOM [ILLEGIBLE] N[ILLEGIBLE] Section 40
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
MANUAL OF AIR TRAFFIC SERVICE Part 1
20.12.76 Amendment 12. WATCH MANAGER.
THRO' AF OPS
A. Date, Time Duration of Sighting. Section 40
1 NOV 84 1730 — 1 min 55
55
B. Description of Object
Appeared to be red rocket with yellow trail. (249)
C. Exact Position of Observer.
58°53'N 001°31'W
D. How Observed.
sight from aircraft.
E. Direction in which Object was first seen.
North
F. Angular Elevation of Object
Appeared to be at approx 20000'
G. Distance of Object from Observer.
1 mile ahead
[stamp: 10/209/1
Copy to Ops(GE)2(RAF)
DI55—]
H. Movements of Object.
330°
J. Meteorological Conditions During Observations.
Moving Clouds, Haze, mist etc.
Night
K. Nearby Objects.
Nil [REDACTED]
L. To Whom Reported.
North Scottish Controller
M. Name & Address of Informant.
[REDACTED]
— VC8.
N. Any Background Information on the Informant that
may be Volunteered.
Airline pilot.
O. Other Witnesses.
Sumburgh ATC saw a bright flash to the
south about the same time.
P. Date & Time of Receipt of Report.
1 Nov 84 1732D155/108/15/1
248
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV005 02/0057 306C5498
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 011910Z NOV 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 011730A NOV 84, 1 MINUTE
B. RED ROCKET WITH YELLOW TRAIL
C. 5553N 00131W INSIDE AIRCRAFT AT FL170
D. NAKED EYE
E. NORTH
F. 3000 FEET ABOVE
G. ONE MILE
H. MOVING ALONG FLAT HEADING 330 DEGREES
J. NOT KNOWN DUE TO BEING NIGHT
K. NONE
L. NORTH SCOTTISH CONTROLLER AT SCATCC
M. CALLSIGN VC8 ROUTING ABERDEEN TO SUMBOROUGH
N. NONE [REDACTED]
PAGE 2 RBDAID 012 UNCLAS
O. NOT KNOWN
P 011837A NOV 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55.
CAV 2 DSTI
END U N C L A S S I F I E D10/209/1 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 12/15/5. 6
A. DATE, TIME AND DURATION OF SIGHTING (Local times to be quoted)
31ST OCTOBER 1984 1130 GMT. 2 PERIODS OF 30 SECS
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell, etc.)
1 OBJECT.
DISC WITH CONE BENEATH \/ REVOLVING [ILLEGIBLE] GREY COLOUR. (247)
C. EXACT POSITION OBSERVED (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
[REDACTED]
, STOKE — INDOORS. [ILLEGIBLE] [REDACTED]
D. HOW OBSERVED. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or
movie camera).
NAKED EYE
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN (A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated bearing)
FROM ROUNDABOUT AT MOTORWAY
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable)
POSSIBLY 45°
G. DISTANCE (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible)
APPROX 100 YDS
H. MOVEMENTS (Changes in E, F, G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed)
PARALLEL TO BUILDING CAME NO CLOSER THAN
DISTANCE 'G'
J. METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Moving clouds, haze, mist, etc)
GREY WISPY MIST, NO RAIN FAIRLY MILD.
K. NEARBY OBJECTS (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or
dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits
or other sites with floodlights or night lighting).
SITE FOR NATIONAL GARDEN CENTRE.
CONSTRUCTION VEHICLES ETC
L. TO WHOM REPORTED (Police, military organisations, the press etc.)
POLICE.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
[REDACTED]
N. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
FEATURE WRITER - DAILY EXPRESS MANCHESTER.
O. OTHER WITNESSES
[REDACTED] EXECUTIVE SECRETARY FOR GARDEN CENTRE
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
1ST NOVEMBER 1984 1300 HRS.
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
12/7 1/11/R[ILLEGIBLE] Copy to Ops(GE)2(RAF) DI55.→ D155/108/15/1
246
214
SSE Section 40
55B
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV063 01/0426 305C4881
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 311720Z OCT 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 31 OCT 84 1130A FEW SECONDS
B. ONE GREY SOLID CONICAL SHAPE
C. ETRURIA, STOKE ON TRENT
D. NAKED EYE
E. WESTERLY
F. 2000FT
G. HALF MILE
H. MOVED HORIZONTALLY ACROSS SKYLINE VERY FAST, STOPPED, AND RETURNED
TO ORIGINAL POSITION BEFORE DISAPPEARING IN A NORTH WESTERLY
DIRECTION
J. OVERCAST CLOUDY
K. INDUSTRIAL UNIT
L. POLICE STOKE ON TRENT
PAGE 2 RBDAID 010 UNCLAS
M. [REDACTED]
N. NEWSON IS A DAILY EXPRESS WRITER
O. [REDACTED] (GARDEN FESTIVAL ORGANISER)
P. 311650Z
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55.
CAV 2 DSTi.
END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
245
244
SSE Section 40
SSB.
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV182 29/2114 303C4851
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 291340Z OCT 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 21 OCT 84 1720 APPROX 1 TO 1.5 MINS
B. ONE OBJECT SIZE OF SMALL COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT. SHAPED LIKE AN
UPSIDE DOWN SAUCER VERY BRIGHT SHINY SILVER WITH A DOZEN OR MORE
RAISED RED LIGHTS ON TOP. NO SOUND OR SMELL
C. OBSERVED WHILST TRAVELLING BY CAR FROM ASHWELTHORPE TO
TACOLWESTON ON THE NEW ROAD NEAR THE TACOLWESTON TV MAST.
D. OBSERVED WITH NAKED EYE. A PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN AS OBJECT PASSED
TOWARDS HORIZON. PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT IS AVAILABLE
E. TOWARDS N E
F. LOW ON THE HORIZON TO OVERHEAD
G. DISAPPEARED FROM OVERHEAD VIEW AT APPROX 5NM
H. STEADY GENERAL DIRECTION BUT WEAVING FROM SIDE TO SIDE
J. GENERAL HIGH CLOUD COVER HAZY BUT BRIGHT
PAGE 2 RBDAID 004-UNCLAS
K. PASSED WITHIN 0.5NM OF TACOLWESTON TV MAST AT WHICH POINT
WEAVING MOTIONS WERE OBSERVED
L. ANONYMOUSLY TO LOCAL POLICE ON 21 OCT 84 TO EASTERN DAILY PRESS
WITH PHOTOGRAPH\
M. [REDACTED]
TE
N. SERVED IN RAF NATIONAL SERVICE 1948
O. NONE
P. TO EASTERN RADAR (FLTLT RD [REDACTED]) RAF WATTON 23 OCT 84 1645
RECEIVED AISM 191320 OCT 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
243
55[ILLEGIBLE] Section 40
-55B
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV113 24/1421 298C2833
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 241418A OCT 84
FROM GWENT POLICE 498338
TO MODUK AIR
HQRAFSC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
UFO SIGHTING
A 12.30AM WED.24/10/84. SEEN FOR SEVERAL MINUTES.
B VERY LARGE WHITE LIGHT TRAILED BY THREE SMALLER RED LIGHTS.
C [REDACTED] ABERGAVENNY.
D VIEWED BY EYE.
E N.E. OF OBSERVER.
F 40-45 DEGREES.
G SEVERAL MILES.
H STATIONARY AT ALL TIMES, AND VANISHED SUDDENLY.
J HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN RAINING, BUT WAS NOT AT THE TIME OF SIGHTING
THERE WAS CLOUD IN THE SKY WHICH PREVENTED THE VIEWING OF STARS.
K SKIRRID MOUNTAIN, ABERGAVENNY.
L POLICE STATION ABERGAVENNY.
PAGE 2 RBDPCU 036 UNCLAS
M. DECLINED.
N. NOT KNOWN BUT APPEARED TO BE GENUINE.
O SISTER OF INFORMANT.
P 1.15PM-WED 24/10/84.
Q NO
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
243
SSC Section 40
SSB
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV007 24/0033 297C5436
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 232010Z OCT 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 231845Z OCT 84
B. ONE OBJECT, SIZE DIFFICULT TO GUAGE, ROUNDISH BLUE/RED, VERY
BRIGHT WITH HALO SURROUNDING IT, NO SOUND OR SMELL
C. BRIERLEY HILL, INDOORS THEN OUTDOORS, STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE ONLY
E. NW OF BRIERLEY HILL
F. 30 DEG FROM GROUND LEVEL.
G. IMPOSSIBLE TO GUAGE
H. STEADY THEN DISSAPPEARED
J. FEW CLOUDS MOVING FROM WEST
K. BUILT UP AREA
L. AISM LATCCMIL DIRECT
M. [REDACTED] BRIERLEY HILL, WEST MIDLANDS
PAGE-2 RBDAID 010 UNCLAS
TEL [REDACTED]
N. NIL
O. WIFE AND FRIEND
P. 231930Z OCT 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
[REDACTED] Section 40
SSB Section 40
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 242
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting.
232020A Oct
20 Seconds
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, shape,
colour, brightness)
Row of Red and White Lights
(Approx 50)
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving)
Outdoors
In Car
Entering Rushton on A45
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
Naked Eye
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
East to West
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
45° Approx
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known
landmark)
Not Known, but close
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
From East to West
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)
Broken Cloud — Stars seenK. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
Telephone Poles
Object Approx 4"Poles" high
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.)
AFOR
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
[REDACTED]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED
Ex RAF Air Wireless Fitter
O. OTHER WITNESSES
[REDACTED] age 13)
(Age 12)
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
232105A Oct 84
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS
Nil
R. REMARKS
Observers driving from
Wellingborough to Rushton. Car
just entering Rushton on A45
when observation made.
[REDACTED]
Date 23 Oct 84
Sgn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleD155/108/15/1
S8C Section 40
55B Section 40
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 241
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting.
192050A TO 192105A OCT 84.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness)
6 TO 12 LARGE WHITE LIGHTS
WITH RED AND GREEN LIGHTS
EITHER SIDE. NO SOUND.
MOVING VERY SLOWLY.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving)
EPPING FOREST — LOUGHTON.
DRIVING THEN STOPPED AND
STANDING OUTSIDE THE CAR.
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
NAKED EYE.
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
EPPING MOVING TOWARDS LONDON.
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
ABOVE THE OBSERVER AT LOUGHTON.
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known
landmark)
DARK — NO REFERENCE POINT.
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
TOWARDS CHINGFORD.
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)
CLEAR, WINDY, CLOUDLESS.
STARS QUITE CLEARLY SEEN.K. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting) NIL.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.) AFOR BY PHONE.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT POLICE CONSTABLE
[Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED PC FOR 20 YEARS
O. OTHER WITNESSES [Section 40]
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 192110A OCT 84
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS NIL
R. REMARKS DOOs REMARKS STRONG
WIND FROM WEST
LOOKS LIKE LARGE AIRCRAFT ON
APPROACH TO LAP(HEATHROW)
[Section 40]
Date 19 OCT 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleD155/108/15/1 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 162020A, Oct 84 240 B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) Orange yellow flame 3 to 4 ft across, 50 ft long. C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER (Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving) Outdoor stationary. 3 miles West of Tomintoul. D. HOW OBSERVED (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, still or movie) Naked eye. E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT FIRST SEEN (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) North West towards Grantown on Spey. F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable) 10 degrees estimated at 1,000 feet. G. DISTANCE (By reference to known landmark) Less than 2 miles. H. MOVEMENTS (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Descending slowly. J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Clouds, haze, mist etc) Medium level cloud.
K NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields; generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting) Nil
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.) Operations Room, RAF Kinloss
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED Nil
O. OTHER WITNESSES Girlfriend
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 162235Z Oct 84
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS Nil
R. REMARKS
Nil
[Section 40]
Date 17 Oct 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleD155/108/15/1 [Section 40] D155C B REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 14 Oct 84 0230A 10 Minutes 239 B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) Circular, no size. White and red lights. C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER (Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving) St Albans. [Section 40] D. HOW OBSERVED (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, still or movie) Bedroom window by naked eye then binoculars. E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT FIRST SEEN (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) NNW towards Luton F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable) - G. DISTANCE (By reference to known landmark) - H. MOVEMENTS (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Stationary for 10 minutes then receded rapidly. J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Clouds, haze, mist etc) Clear sky.
K. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields; generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting) None.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.) Hertfordshire police.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [Section 40]
St Albans
Tel: St Albans [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED Cool, calm, gentleman
O. OTHER WITNESSES None.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 141150Z Oct 84.
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS None.
R. REMARKS No radar contacts from
Luton radar.
[Section 40]
Date 14 Oct 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleD155/108/15/1 [Section 40] [stamp: SSB] 231 238 000 U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV025 14/1317 288C0795. FOR CAV ROUTINE 141200Z OCT 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA: A. 140230Z OCT 84 FOR 10 MINS B. ONE OBJECT, CIRCULAR RED AND WHITE BRIGHT LIGHTS C. FIRST SEEN FROM BEDROOM THEN GARDEN D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS E. WEST OF ST ALBANS F. MID HORIZON G. NOT KNOWN H. STATIONARY J. VERY CLEAR K. A FEW HOUSES L. HERTS POLICE (WELLING) M. MR [Section 40] ST ALBANS TEL NO [Section 40] N. NONE O. NONE 141115Z OCT 84 (FROM LUTON AIRPORTS BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI *END U N C L A S S I F I E D
Copy to CP3(GE) RMF D155/108/15/1 < D/209/ DI55 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 237 ss [Section 40] Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted) 13 2330 Z Oc 84 1 minute B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness, sound, smell, etc). Circular, saucer shaped, a glaring white with dark band pulsating light. C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors. Stationary or moving). Waterloo Bridge 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). # down river; towards St Pauls F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable). 30° - Roughly G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible). Roughly Ford Bridge. H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed). Slowly up + down, Side to side, moved toward Westminster Bridge J. Meteorological conditions during observations. (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc). Clear Night.
K. Nearby objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake or dam; swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with flood-lights or other night lighting). The whole of central London. L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc). DS8a. M. Name and address of informant. [Section 40] N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. O. Other witnesses. Girlfriend and other people on bridge P. Date and time of receipt of report. 161225 Z Oc 84
[stamp: 236
235
Section 40
SSJ
SJC]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV041 11/0321 285C0387
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 102115Z OCT 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 102030A OC 84
B. LARGE CIRCULAR BRIGHT OBJECT
C. NORH BEDFORD, STATIONARY THEN FLEW OFF
D. NAKED EYE
E. OVER THE MARK RUTHERFORD SCHOOL BEDFORD
F. FEW MILES HIGH IN THE SKY
G. NOT KNOWN
H. SEE C
J. DRY AND FINE
K. NOT KNOWN
L. BEDFORDSHIRE POLICE
M. [Section 40]
N. NONE
PAGE 2 RBDAID 012 UNCLAS
O. [Section 40]
P. 102100A OCT 84
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CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
*END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1 [stamp: 235 234 Section 40 SSS SJC] U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV039 11/0317 285C0234 FOR CAV ROUTINE 101900Z OCT 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 101930Z OCT 84, 15 MINUTES B. 3 SEPERATE OBJECTS, ROUND, RED YELLOW GREEN, VERY BRIGHT C. SEE M D. NAKED EYE E. SOUTH F. NOT KNOWN G. NOT KNOWN H. CHANGING J. VERY CLEAR K. OBJECTS HIGHER THAN MASTS AT DROITWICH L. AISM M. [Section 40] BROMSGROVE N. MANY PREVIOUS REPORTS FROM [Section 40] HE OBSERVES THESE PAGE 2 RBDAID 011 UNCLAS PHENOMENA EVERY NIGHT O. NUMEROUS WITNESSES, NEIGHBOURS P. 101950A OCT 84 REMARKS. [Section 40] FEELS GRIEVED THAT NO-ONE SEEMS INTERESTED ENOUGH TO GO AND SEE HIM ABOUT THESE REPORTS, AGAIN SUGTIF ONLY AS A PUBLIC RELATIONS EXERCISE SOME FORM OF OFFICIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BE MADE BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) . CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END U N C L A S S I F I E D
D155/108/15/1 [stamp: DI-55 234 2- Section 40 SSS SJC] U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV041 11/0321 285C0387 FOR CAV ROUTINE 102115Z OCT 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 102030A OC 84 B. LARGE CIRCULAR BRIGHT OBJECT C. NORH BEDFORD, STATIONARY THEN FLEW OFF D. NAKED EYE E. OVER THE MARK RUTHERFORD SCHOOL BEDFORD F. FEW MILES HIGH IN THE SKY G. NOT KNOWN H. SEE C J. DRY AND FINE K. NOT KNOWN L. BEDFORDSHIRE POLICE M. [Section 40] BEDFORD N. NONE PAGE 2 RBDAID 012 UNCLAS O. [Section 40] BEDFORD P. 102100A OCT 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CY1 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END U N C L A S S I F I E D
[stamp: 233
ESS
SSB]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV012 09/0057 282C5436
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 082230Z OCT 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 082030A, 9 MINS APPROX
B. TWO OBJECTS EACH WITH EIGHT LIGHTS ONE RED THE OTHERS FLASHING IN
DIAMOND FORMATION, LOUD ECHOING SOUND, NO SMELL
C. SPOUT HILL, NEW ADDINGTON, SURREY
D. NAKED EYE
E. NORTH
F. 60 DEGREES FIRST THEN 45 DEGREES
G. TWO MILES
H. STEADY ARC MOVEMENT
J. CLEAR
K. TREES
L. AIS(M)
M. [Section 40]
PAGE 2 RBDAID 009 UNCLAS
[Section 40]
N. FIREMAN
O. [Section 40]
P. 082140A OC 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
*END U N C L A S S I F I E D.00"0m/0d0 U N C L A S S I F I E D [stamp: 232 SSO SSCC] CAV021 07/1040 281C0638 FOR CAV ROUTINE/ROUTINE 071000Z OCT 84 FROM RAF MANSTON TO MODUK AIR INFO HQSTC HQ 18 GP U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F UFO SIGHTING A. 062005A 1 MINUTE B. WHITE CIRCULAR FLASHING LIGHT NO OTHER LIGHT VISIBLE C. IN THE STREET ON A BICYCLE D. NAKED EYE E. OVERHEAD BROADSTAIRS, NEAR MARGATE F. OVERHEAD G. NOT KNOWN H. MOVING NORTH J. CLEAR SKY, GOOD VISIBILITY K. TOWN HOUSES L. FS HIDE AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL RAF MANSTON PAGE 2 RBDTRS 002 UNCLAS M. [Section 40] N. ELEVEN YEARS OLD O. NO P. 062055A BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI *ND U N C L A S S I F I E D
[stamp: 231
SD
SJC]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV128 06/1630 280C0989
FOR ***
ROUTINE 060645Z OCT 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 03, 04, 05, SEP AT 2200 LOCAL
B. ONE OBJECT STAR SIZED APPEARED FLASHING RED AND BLUE
C. STAFFORD
D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS
E. NW MOVING SE
F. NOT KNOWN
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR MOST NIGHTS
K. NONE
L. STAFFORD POLICE
M. [Section 40]
N. ELDERLY
PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS
O. [Section 40]
P. 060455A
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CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
*END U N C L A S S I F I E D[stamp: 231] U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV139 06/1707 280C0989 FOR *** ROUTINE 060645Z OCT 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 03, 04, 05, SEP AT 2200 LOCAL B. ONE OBJECT STAR SIZED APPEARED FLASHING RED AND BLUE C. STAFFORD D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS E. NW MOVING SE F. NOT KNOWN G. NOT KNOWN H. STEADY J. CLEAR MOST NIGHTS K. NONE L. STAFFORD POLICE M. [Section 40] N. ELDERLY PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS O. [Section 40] P. 060455A BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DJ 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END U N C L A S S I F I E D
D155/108/15/1 [stamp: 230 229 1 Section 40 SSB SSC] U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV097 06/0546 280C0622 FOR CAV ROUTINE 052145Z OCT 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 052000 LOCAL B. 6 SEPERATE OBJECTS, ROUND, RED YELLOW GREEN C. HOME ADDRESS AS BELOW D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS E. IN THE DIRECTION OF MALVERN/DROITWICH F AND G. NOT KNOWN H. 90 DEGREES LEFT FROM ORIGINAL SIGHTING, SHOOT ACROSS SKY DISAPPEARER AND THEN REAPPEARED BUT STATIONARY J. SKY CLEAR K. OBJECTS HIGHER THAN MASTS AT DROITWICH L. AISM M. [Section 40] BROMSGROVE N. VARIOUS PREVIOUS SIMILAR REPORTS RECEIVED FROM [Section 40] PAGE 2 RBDAID 007 UNCLAS O. NEIGHBOURS P. 052040 OCT 84 REMARKS. THIS IS THE LATEST OF A NUMBER OF REPORTS RECEIVED FROM THE SAME SOURCE, THE WITNESS SOUNDS QUITE GENUINE AND HAS OTHER WITNESSES SO THERE IS PROBABLY SOME SORT OF PHENOMENA TO BE SEEN, POSSIBLY CONNECTED WITH THE RADIO MASTS OR THE ROYAL RADAR EST. SUGGEST IF ONLY AS A PUBLIC RELATIONS EXERCISE SOME FORM OF OFFICIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BE MADE BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END U N C L A S S I F I E D
D155/108/15/1 [stamp: 229 SSC Section 40 SSB 228] U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV025 04/0146 277C5720 FOR CAV ROUTINE 032010Z OCT 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 031945 UNTIL 032048 LOCAL B. ONE ROUND OBJECT, COLOURED RED, GREEN AND YELLOW C. OUTDOORS AT HOME ADDRESS D. NAKED EYE F. FROM THE SOUTH F. 90 DEG APPROX G. NOT KNOWN H. CHANGING, FROM SOUTH TO WORTH J. SKY VERY CLEAR K. HOUSING ESTATE WITH BBC MASTS IN THE DISTANCE L. BY TELEPHONE TO AISM M. [Section 40] - BROMSGROVE TEL [Section 40] N. SIMILAR REPORTS SUBMITTED BY MR [Section 40] ON 24 SEP AND 26 SEP PAGE 2 RBDAID 011 UNCLAS O. WIFE PLUS 2 OTHER WITNESSES P. 032051 LOCAL OCT 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ogs(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55. CAV 2 DSTI °END U N C L A S S I F I E D
D155/108/15/1 [stamp: Section 40 SSB SSC 228] U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV001 03/0002 276C5694 FOR CAV ROUTINE 022045Z OCT 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 021940Z FOR 15-20 MINUTES B. ONE WITH NAKED EYE, TWO THROUGH BINOCULARS, SECOND OBJECT PASSED BEHIND FIRST, 40-50 FEET IN CIRCUMFERENCE, SIMILAR SHAPE TO SPINNING TOP, BRIGHT WHITE GREEN AND ORANGE C. HOME ADDRESS, IN AND OUTDOORS, STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE THEN BINOCULARS E. EASTWARDS F. ANGLE OF SIGHT 35 DEG APPROX G. NOT GIVEN H. SPINNING SIDE TO SIDE GRADUALLY RETRACTING J. CLEAR K. HOUSING ESTATE L. POLICE THAMES VALLEY PAGE 2 RBDAID 008 UNCLAS M. [Section 40] BERINSFIELD, OXFORD TEL [Section 40] N. INTERESTED IN GENERAL AVIATION O. SEVEN WITNESSES INCLUDING NEIGHBOURS P. 022000Z OCT 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END U N C L A S S I F I E D
D155/108/15/1 [stamp: 227 Section 40 SSC SSB1] A0 U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV052 30/2044 274C1254 FOR CAV ROUTINE 302000Z SEP 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 301905A SEP SHORT TIME B. FOUR STATIONARY WHITE LIGHTS WHICH SPLIT INTO TWO PAIRS AND MOVED OFF IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS AT GREAT SPEED TURNING RED IN COLOUR C. ON THE A229 BETWEEN LINTON AND STAPLEHURST, KENT, OUTDOORS STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. SOUTH F. NOT KNOWN G. NOT KNOWN H. SEE B J. CLEAR K. NOT KNOWN PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS L. HASTINGS POLICE M. [Section 40] O. FOUR OTHER PEOPLE P. 302040A BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ). CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END U N C L A S S I F I E D
[stamp: 275
226]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV053 30/2158 274C1310
FOR CAV
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 302045Z SEP 84
FROM RAF MANSTON
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HQSTC
HQ 18 GP
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT REPORT
A. 301905A SEP 84, 2 MINS
B. LARGE OBJECT WITH FOUR BRIGHT LIGHTS
C. IN CAR TRAVELLING SOUTH ON A229, JUST PASSED LINTON, BETWEEN
STARBRIDGE PUB AND CROSS HAND GARAGE
D. NAKED EYE, THROUGH CAR WINDSCREEN
E. TO LEFT OF STAPLEHURST, SOUTH TO SOUTH EAST
F. LOOKING UP FROM CAR ABOUT 30 DEGREES
G. APPROX 2 MILES AWAY
H. OBJECT APPEARED STATIONARY OR MOVING VERY SLOWLY. AFTER
A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME THE MAIN LIGHTS DISAPPEARED AND SPLIT INTO
TWO LIGHTS WHICH MOVED OFF IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS AT INCREDIBLE
PAGE 2 RBDTRS 001 UNCLAS
SPEED, CHANGING COLOUR TO RED
J. GRD MIST WITH CLEAR SKY
K. NONE, FLAT COUNTRY WITH HEDGEROWS
L. HASTINGS POLICE STATION
M. [Section 40]
N. LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICER, HOUSING DEPT
O. WIFE AND DAUGHTER AGED 9 YEARS
P. 302040A SEP 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
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CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
°END U N C L A S S I F I E DAO U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV052 30/2044 274C1254 FOR CAV ROUTINE 302000Z SEP 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 301905A SEP SHORT TIME B. FOUR STATIONARY WHITE LIGHTS WHICH SPLIT INTO TWO PAIRS AND MOVED OFF IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS AT GREAT SPEED TURNING RED IN COLOUR C. ON THE A229 BETWEEN LINTON AND STAPLEHURST, KENT, OUTDOORS STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. SOUTH F. NOT KNOWN G. NOT KNOWN H. SEE B J. CLEAR K. NOT KNOWN PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS L. HASTINGS POLICE M. [Section 40] O. FOUR OTHER PEOPLE P. 302040A BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI *END. U N C L A S S I F I E D
D155/108/15/1
[Section 40]
BO^WOO U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV099 29/2004 273C1917
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 291930Z SEP 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 291830Z SEP 84 FOR AT LEAST THIRTY MINUTES
B. SINGLE ROUND OBJECT, RED GREEN AND YELLOW
C. OUTDOORS HOME ADDRESS
D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS
E. FROM SOUTH
F. 90 DEG
G. NOT KNOWN
H. ERATIC
J. CLEAR SKY
K. HOUSING ESTATE
L. LATCCMIL TELEPHONE
M. [Section 40] BROMSGROVE, WORCESTER TEL [Section 40]
N. THIS IS THIRD REPORT SUBMITTED BY MR [Section 40] WITH A WEEK
PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS
(OUR Z6F 250830Z AND 262230Z REFER)
O. 8 OTHER WITNESSES
P. 291900Z SEP 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
*END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of 28 Sep 84 1925A
Sighting. 20 Minutes
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT Circular at first then closed to
(Number of objects, size, conical shape. Red/orange in
shape, colour, brightness) colour then changed to blue.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER Outside stationary.
(Location, indoor/outdoor, [Section 40]
stationary, moving) Sittingbourne
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT South from [Section 40]
FIRST SEEN towards Nichols Haulage Firm
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT 50°
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE Not Known
(by reference to known
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS No movement
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING Not known
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS Nichols Haulage Firm with
(Telephone lines, high voltage floodlit yard.
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields; generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED Police station by parents and
(Police, military, press etc.) then to RAF Manston
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [Section 40] (13 yrs)
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE No background but sensible
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES [Section 40] 14 yrs old)
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 291700A Sep 84
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS
[Section 40]
Date 29 Sep 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
[Section 40]
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleU N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV008 29/0035 272C5446
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 281020Z SEP 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 172200 UNTIL 172210 LOCAL
B. INVERTED CONE SHAPES WITH BAND OF ALTERNATING RED AND GREEN LIGHTS
AROUND THE BASE, ROTATING FROM RIGHT TO LEFT, AS VIEWED, AND A
FLASHING RED LIGHT AT THE APEX, A BUZZING SOUND HEARD
C. OUTDOORS: STATIONARY IN THE GROUNDS OF THE KING EDWARD V111
SCHOOL, WEST WAY, STAFFORD
D. NAKED EYE
E. TOWARDS DERRINGTON VILLAGE, APPROX SOUTH WEST
F. 45 DEGREES
G. ABOUT 1 MILE
H. ONE OF THE FOUR OBJECTS APPEARED TO MOVE VERY SLOWLY TO THE LEFT
AS VIEWED
J. SOME MOVING CLOUD, GENERALLY CLEAR, NO MOON
PAGE 2 RBDAID 003 UNCLAS
K. NONE
L. POLICE, PC [Section 40] STAFFORD POLICE STATION
M. MR [Section 40] STAFFORD, TEL NO
STAFFORD [Section 40]
N. INFORMANT APPEARED TO BE SOBER AND GENUINE
O. MR [Section 40]
INTERVIEWED BY PC [Section 40]
[Section 40] STAFFORD, NOT
INTERVIEWED
P. 172230 LOCAL SEP 84 TO STAFFORD POLICE, 281015Z SEP TO LATCC MIL
BY POST
Q. A REPLY IF POSSIBLE WOULD BE APPRECIATED TO MR [Section 40]
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
U N C L A S S I F I E DPAGE 2 U N C L A S S I F I E D 272C5446
CAV 2 DSTI
S 51
*END U N C L A S S I F I E DU N C L A S S I F I E D CAV091 27/0531 270C5585 FOR CAV ROUTINE 262230Z SEP 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 261945 UNTIL 262140 LOCAL B. ONE ROUND OBJECT, COLOURED RED GREEN AND YELLOW C. OUTDOORS AT HOME ADDRESS D. NAKED EYE THEN BINOCULARS E. FROM THE SOUTH F. 90 DEG G. NOT KNOWN H. CHANGING J. CLEAR THEN CLOUDING OVER K. HOUSING ESTATE L. TELEPHONE TO AISM LATCCMIL M. [Section 40] BROMSGROVE TEL [Section 40] N. REPORT SUBMITTED BY MR [Section 40] SIMILAR OBJECT ON 24 SEP PAGE 2 RBDAID 009 UNCLAS (OUR Z6F 250830Z SEP 84 REFERS) O. 6 OTHER WITNESSES P. 262315 LOCAL SEP 84 B DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI *END U N C L A S S I F I E D
D155/108/15/1
[Section 40]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV036 27/0216 270C3954
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 261501Z SEP 84
FROM RAF LEUCHARS
TO MODUK AIR
HQSTC
UKRAOC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
A. 24 25 SEP 0030 HRS APPROX 1 HOUR EACH TIME
B. RED FLASHING LIGHT, NO NOISE
C. FROM BEDROOM WINDOW AT LARGOWARD
D. NAKED EYE
E. OBSERVER WAS LOOKING SOUTH/WEST TOWARDS KIRKCALDY
F. UNKNOWN
G. BETWEEN ONE AND THREE MILES
H. MOVED SIDE TO SIDE UP AND DOWN DISAPPEARED BEHIND TREES THEN
REAPPEARED
J. CLEAR NIGHT NO STARS
K. NIL
L. CPL(W) PE SIMPSON
PAGE 2 RBDOXJ 029 UNCLAS
M. [Section 40] LONDON W7
N. INFORMANT WAS STAYING AT [Section 40] FIFE WHEN
SIGHTING MADE
O. BOYFRIEND AND MOTHER
P. 260900(L) SEP 84
Q. YES
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
*END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV115 25/1111 269C1770
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 250830Z SEP 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA.
A. 242130-2215A
B. ONE VERY BRIGHT ROUND RED GREEN AND YELLOW OBJECT
C. [Section 40] SIDEMORE BROMSGROVE, (PLACE OF WORK).
D. NAKED EYE
E. TO THE NORTH
F. JUST ABOVE HOUSES
G. A LONG WAY AWAY
H. STEADY
J. VERY CLEAR SKY
K. N/A
L. LOCAL POLICE BROMSGROVE
M. [Section 40] BROMSGROVE, BIRMINGHAM
TEL NO [Section 40]
PAGE 2 RBDAID 004 UNCLAS
N. N/A
O. HUSBAND
P. INITIAL REPORT 242140A SEP, CONFIRMATION REPORT 250919A
SEP 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV074 24/1542 268C0558
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 240610Z SEP 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 240450A SEP, 5 MINS
B. TWO VERY BRIGHT WHITE LIGHTS IN CLOSE PROXIMITY
C. MERTHYR TYDFIL, MID GLAM, OUTDOORS STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. OVER MERTHYR TYDFIL THEN MOVED EAST TO ABERDERE THEN TO TRADEGA
F. NOT KNOWN
G. AS PER PARA E
H. STATIC THEN MOVED OFF IN A ZIG-ZAG PATTERN
J. PATCHY CLOUD
K. NONE
L. MERTHYR TYDFIL POLICE
M. [Section 40] PC A DIV MERTHYR TYDFIL POLICE
N. POLICE OFFICER [Section 40]
PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS
O. NONE
P. 240515A SEP 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
*END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV127 24/1858 268C1747
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 241015Z SEP 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 212150A SEP 84, 10 MINS
B. ONE VERY BRIGHT, STAR SHAPED OBJECT, ORANGE IN COLOUR AND
BEACHBALL SIZE
C. ON THE A839 BETWEEN LAIRG AND GRUID.
D. NAKED EYE
E. FROM THE WEST ON THE DRIVERS SIDE OF THE CAR.
F. NOT KNOWN
G. 6 FEET ABOVE GROUND, 4 FEET FROM VEHICLE.
H. STEADY MOVEMENT AT 30 MPH ALONG SIDE VEHICLE.
J. CLEAR NIGHT AFTER RAIN
K. TELEPHONE LINES ALONGSIDE ROAD
L. POLICE AT BONAR BRIDGE STATION.
M. [Section 40]
PAGE 2 RBDAID 006 UNCLAS
N. NOT KNOWN
O. PARENTS.
P. 240849Z SEP 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
*END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
[Section 40]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV017 23/0737 267C0508
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 230710Z SEP 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 222250A. NOT KNOWN
B. ONE DISC SHAPED OBJECT WITH FLASHING LIGHT
C. OUTDOORS. STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. SOUTH EAST TO NORTH WEST
F. NOT KNOWN
G. NOT KNOWN
H. NOT KNOWN
J. NO ADVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS
K. NOT KNOWN
L. LOCAL POLICE STATION AT ELLESMERE.
M. 1 [Section 40] SHROPSHIRE
N. NOT KNOWN
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O. NOT KNOWN
P. 222320A SEP 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
*END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CTY(18 24/0319 267C1183
FOR CAV
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 231600Z SEP 84
FROM RAF MANSTON
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HQSTC
HQ 18 GP
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT REPORT. ALFA. 230205 SEP DURATION ONE
MINUTE MAXIMUM. 0235 DURATION FIVE TO TEN MINUTES. BRAVO. FIRST
SIGHTING RECTANGLE OF LIGHT WITH PARALLEL LINES OF LIGHT RUNNING CP./27
[Section 40]
1(95 7.)6(3 +374- :49116. C. SECOND SIGHTING SQUARE OF LIGHT
SOME DISTANCE AWAY. BRIGHT WHITE LIGHT, NO SOUND OR SMELL, SIZE
UNKNOWN. INFORMANT ASSUMED THAT BOTH WERE SAME OBJECT QUOTE BECAUSE
BOTH WERE SO PECULIAR UNQUOTE. CHARLIE. FIRST: WOODSTOCK, VILLAGE
NEAR SITTINGBOURNE, SECOND HOMEWOOD AVENUE BORDEN LANE AREA OF
SITTINGBOURNE. OUTDOORS STATIONARY BOTH. CLIMBED OUT OF CAR FOR
BETTER VIEW. DELTA. NAKED EYE. ECHO. FIRST DIRECTLY OVERHEAD NOT
NOTICED PREVIOUSLY, SECOND DISTINCTLY ABOVE HORIZON BUT LOW DOWN.
GOLF. FIRST OVERHEAD QUITE LOW, SECOND UNABLE TO ESTIMATE. HOTEL
PAGE 2 RCCTRS 001 UNCLAS
FIRST POSSIBLY COMING FROM LONDON, TURNED OVERHEAD AND DEPARTED IN
DIRECTION OF LONDON. SECOND MOVING FAIRLY RAPIDLY AWAY TOWARDS LONDON.
JULIETT. DRY CLEAR SKIES STARS VISIBLE LITTLE WIND. KILO. FIRST SOME
TELEPHONE LINES, SHELL RESEARCH CENTRE, LATTER FLOODLIT AT NIGHT
SECOND URBAN AREA, NO SPECIAL FEATURES. LIMA. SITTINGBOURNE POLICE
LINE. [Section 40]
TELEPH NOVEMBER. BORN 18 APR 65. SOUNDED
COHERENT. ARTICULATE. SENSIBLE. OSCAR. [Section 40]
PAPA. INFORMANT
CONTACTED BY ORDERLY OFFICER 231600 SEP 84
LT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(CE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
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227
228
*END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
[Section 40]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV210 20/1849 264C0901
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 200600Z SEP 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 200059A 5 MINS
B. ONE ROUND BRIGHT YELLOW LIGHT
C. ABINGDON OXON INDOORS/OUTDOORS, STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. NOT KNOWN
F. BELOW CLOUD
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STEADY MOVED BEHIND THE CLOUD
J. MOVING CLOUD
K. NONE
L. LATCC CIVIL DESK
M. [Section 40] ABINGDON
O. NONE
PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS
P. 200120A SEP 84
LT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
*END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of 18Sep 1960A for about 3 minutes
Sighting.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT 1 Object, larger than passenger aircraft
(Number of objects, size, and circular. A brilliant white light and
shape, colour, brightness) after light went out a dim orange. No sound
and no smell.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER Rodbourne, suburb of Swindon
(Location, indoor/outdoor, outdoors, standing still.
stationary, moving)
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye.
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT In the west; light went out object
FIRST SEEN went slowly southerly, appeared to swing
(A landmark may be more to north then suddenly accelerated to north.
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT 20 to 25° above the horizontal.
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE 3 to 4 miles estimated.
(By reference to known
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS When it accelerated it was only in
(Changes in E, F and G may sight for 2 seconds or so.
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING Just after (15 min) sunset,
OBSERVATIONS 2-3 oktas high cloud. Broken cirrus
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS Lyneham 7 miles SW and Brize
(Telephone lines, high voltage Norton 15 miles NNE.
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields; generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED To Ops controller RAF Lyneham
(Police, military, press etc.) Flt Lt [Section 40]
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE No background information
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES None
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 18 Sep 2005A.
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL No.
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS None. She sounded quite
a lucid young lady.
[Section 40]
Date 18 September 1984 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleREPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of 17Sep84 2201A reported at 2215
Sighting. still in same position.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT White, red and green lights interchanging
(Number of objects, size, ie from red, green to white occasionally.
shape, colour, brightness)
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER [Section 40] Scotter Nr Gainsborough
(Location, indoor/outdoor, outdoors and he was stationary
stationary, moving)
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye.
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT Heading West over Scotter then
FIRST SEEN stationary. 2 miles West and still
(A landmark may be more stationary at 2235
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT 30° off the horizontal.
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE 2 miles West of Scotter.
(By reference to known
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS No change.
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING Clear at first. Cloud forming
OBSERVATIONS by 2230.
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS PC [Section 40] Lincoln
(Telephone lines, high voltage Headquarters,
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields; generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED PC [Section 40] Lincoln Police
(Police, military, press etc.) Headquarters.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Police Constable [Section 40] PC 742,
and Mrs [Section 40]
[Section 40] , Scotter, Gainsboroughshire
Tel [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE Has knowledge of local air activity
VOLUNTEERED ie exercises, Binbrook aircraft movements
etc.
O. OTHER WITNESSES [Section 40]
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT Initially 2201 to PC [Section 40] Lincoln Police Hq
and as of 2240 local object still stationary
on report to Cpl [Section 40] Stn Ops Waddington
at 2300A. Cloud cover almost 8/8.
No sighting after 2240 due to cloud
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS Possible hot air balloon white
light may have been occasional
ignition of gas for balloon.
[Section 40]
Date 20 Sep 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleD155/108/15/1
[Handwritten: 21+ 762222
Gn4 CP6GE(EN4)
DI 88
[Section 40]]
[Stamp: MINISTRY OF DEFE
D.S.8
25 SEP 1984
FILE: [ILLEGIBLE]]
[Stamp: 2 OPERATIONS
18 SEP 1984
[Section 40]]
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sightings. (Local Times to be Quoted)
17 SEPT 2201A REPORTED AT 2215 STILL IN
SAME POS
B. Description of Object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell etc).
WHITE RED & GREEN LIGHTS INTERCHANGING
IE FM RED, GREEN TO WHITE OCCASIONALLY. * SEE OVER
C. Exact Position Observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
[Section 40]
SCOTTER, OUTDOORS, STATIONARY
(NR GAINSBOROUGH).
D. How Observed. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or
movie camera).
NAKED EYE
E. Direction in which Object was First Seen. (A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated bearing).
HEADING W OVER SCOTTER THEN STATIONARY
2 MILES WEST (STILL STATIONARY AT 2235)
F. Angle of Sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
30° OFF HORIZONTAL
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wheresoever possible).
2 MILES W OF SCOTTER
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates
of course and speed).
NO CHANGE
I. Meteorological Conditions during Observations. (Moving clouds, haze,
mist etc).
CLEAR AT FIRST CLOUD FORMING BY 2230J. Nearby Objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake
swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV
or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites
with flood-lights or other night lighting).
[ILLEGIBLE]
(Police, military organisation, the press etc).
K. To Whom Reported.
PC [Section 40] LINCOLN POLICE HQ
L. Name and Address of Informant. (PC [Section 40] [Section 40] SC[ILLEGIBLE]TU2
P.C. [Section 40] [Section 40] Tel [Section 40]
[Section 40]
GAINSBOROUGH · LINCS.
M. Any Background on the Informant that may be Volunteered.
HAS KNOWLEDGE OF LOCAL AIR ACTIVITY.
IE EXERCISES + BINBROOK A/C ETC.
N. Other Witnesses.
[Section 40]
0. Date and Time of Receipt of Report [Section 40] (LINC POLICE
HQ.
INITIALLY 2201A TO PC
AS OF 2240A OBJECT STILL STATIONARY
ON REPORT TO CL [Section 40]
OPERATIONS
RAF WADDINGTON.
AT 2300A . CLOUD COVER ALMOST 8/8
NO SIGHTING [ILLEGIBLE] AFTER 2240 DUE
TO CLOUD.
* POSSIBLY HOTAIR BALLOON (WHITE LIGHT VERY [ILLEGIBLE]
BEEN OCCASIONIR IGNITION OF GAS FOR [ILLEGIBLE]D155/108/15/1 REPORT FORM
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
MANUAL OF AIR TRAFFIC SERVICE Part 1
20.12.76 Amendment 12.
Copy to CPS HE JUN
[Section 40]
DFES
209
A. Date, Time Duration of Sighting.
14 SEPT. 2240 GMT. SHORTEST WHILE
B. Description of Object
WHITE LIGHT HANGING IN SKY
C. Exact Position of Observer. DRIMSDALE
Drimsdale S. Uist
MINISTRY OF [ILLEGIBLE]
L.3.9
25SEP[ILLEGIBLE]84
FILE 10/209/1
D. How Observed.
Naked eye.
E. Direction in which Object was first seen.
S.W. towards BARRA
F. Angular Elevation of Object
Low above horizon. See [ILLEGIBLE]
[Section 40] A/C
G. Distance of Object from Observer.
N.A.
H. Movements of Object.
Stationary
J. Meteorological Conditions During Observations.
Moving Clouds, Haze, mist etc. Mod. Vis.
Low Cloud.
K. Nearby Objects.
N.A.
L. To Whom Reported.
Stornoway Coastguard.
M. Name & Address of Informant. NA [Section 40]
Tel
N. Any Background Information on the Informant that Stornoway Coastguard
may be Volunteered. put out call to Shipp
N/A Nothing seen.
0. Other Witnesses.
None.
P. Date & Time of Receipt of Report.
LATCC MIL A/S
AL 2305GMT. 14 SEPT.D155/108/15/1
208
[Section 40]
SSC
SSB
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV127 15/0940 259C1605
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 142340Z SEP 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 14234OZ SEP 84
.B. WHIE LIGHT HANGING IN THE SKY
C. ISLE OF UIST, DRIMSDALE
D. NAKED EYE.
E. SW TOWARDS BARRA
F. LOW ON HORIZON
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STATIONARY
J. MODERATE VISIBILITY LOW CLTUD
K. NOT-KNOWN
L. STORNOWAY COAST GUARD
N. [Section 40]
N. NONE
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O. NONE
P. 140015 SEP 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
[Section 40]
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
201
A. Date, Time and Duration of 091940A Sep 84.
Sighting. 30 to 40 seconds.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT Like a round ball at first, then
(Number of objects, size, like an upturned cup without
shape, colour, brightness) handle. Oblong. Silver with very
bright deep red light.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER Looking out of balcony window.
(Location, indoor/outdoor, Indoor.
stationary, moving)
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eyes.
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT Comming away from the City and
FIRST SEEN moving towards East London.
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT Very low.
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE About 10 miles away from High Gate
(By reference to known
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS Travelling very fast and smooth.
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING Hazey, just after a thunder
OBSERVATIONS storm.
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS No nearby object.
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields; generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED Air Force Operations
(Police, military, press etc.) MOD Main Building.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [Section 40]
London N 19.
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE [Section 40] works for an Art Gallery
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES No.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 2000 hrs 9 Sep 84.
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL Just after a thunder storm.
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS
Nil
[Section 40]
Date 9 Sep 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleREPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
206
A. Date, Time and Duration of 012015Z Sep 84.
Sighting. 1½ hours at least.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT 1 large saucer shape and at
(Number of objects, size, least 15 smaller coloured lights
shape, colour, brightness) in attendance moving all the
time.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER Indoors at first and then out
(Location, indoor/outdoor, on the balcony.
stationary, moving)
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye and binoculars.
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT From Shoreditch looking
FIRST SEEN towards Tower Bridge.
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT 35°
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE Not known
(By reference to known
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS Moving all the time both up
(Changes in E, F and G may and down and to the sides.
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING Clear and bright.
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS High buildings.
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields; generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED 2 reports to Scotland Yard,
(Police, military, press etc.) WPC 1049 report No 3344 and
WPC 2384 report No 3785.
Tel 230-2001.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Mr [Section 40]
[Section 40]
[Section 40] London N1
Tel: [Section 40] (neighbour)
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE Warehouseman.
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES Family and friends
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 012030Z Sep 84
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL None
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS This is a consolidation of two
reports. A visit to the roof
of this building could not
substantiate this sighting.
In vicinity of Tooley St near
Tower Bridge extensive
demolition of high warehouses
and rebuilding in progress.
[Section 40]
Date 1 Sep 84 Sqn Ldr DOO / [Section 40] AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole→ D155/108/15/1
ANNEX A TO
SOP 502 [Section 40]
SSC
SSB
205
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time & 30 Aug 84. 2180A
Duration of Sighting A few minutes
B. Description of Object Glowing steady light.
(No. of objects, size, Discounted nav lights
shape, colour, brightness) No sound
C. Exact Position of Observer Carshalton, out of doors,
Location, indoor/outdoor, Object seen directly overhead
stationary/moving moving first Northerly direction
D. How Observed (Naked eye, Naked eye Stopped for a c.
binoculars, other optical
device, still or movie)
E. Direction in which object Coming up from East Grinstead
first seen (A landmark may direction.
be more useful than a badly
estimated bearing)
F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are Straight up vertically
unreliable)
G. Distance (by reference to a known Too high for normal a/c
landmark) Quiet elsewhere.
H. Movements (Changes in E F & G Moving Northerly very quickly
may be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. Met Conditions during Observations Very clear skies
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, Tall chimneys but out of
high voltage lines, reservoir, lake use and in opposite direction.
or dam, swamp or marsh, river, Observer under flight path
high buildings, tall chimneys, from Heathrow, but familiar
steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, with movements from Heathrow.
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites
with floodlights or night lighting)
L. To whom reported (Police, New Scotland Yard PC [Section 40]
military, press etc) [Section 40]
M. [Section 40]
N. Background of Informant that Interested in aircraft.
may be volunteered Is familiar with their movements.
O. Other Witnesses Not Known.
P. Date, Time of Receipt 30 Aug 2180Z.
A - 1Q. Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions Nil
R. Remarks Witness was amazed at
speed of object.
[Section 40]
Date 30.August.84. Squadron Leader
Duty Operations Officer
AF Ops
Copies to:
DSBc
Ops(GE)2(RAF)
DI 55
File AF Ops/1/11
A - 2SSB
204
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV141 30/0833 243C0755
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 300600Z AUG 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 292205A ONE MINUTE
B. ONE LARGE OVAL SHAPED WHITE LIGHT, NONE, NONE
C. BIGNELL END STOKE ON TRENT STAFFS OUT, STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. SOUTH EAST TO NORTH WEST
F. FOURTY FIVE DEGREES
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR
K. NONE
L. STAFFORDSHIRE POLICE HQ
M. [Section 40] STOKE ON TRENT TEL
STOKE ON TRENT [Section 40]
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O. NONE
P. 300030Z
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
[Section 40]
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
203
A. Date, Time and Duration of 292130Z Aug
Sighting. 3-4 Mins
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT Object shaped like a large flat
(Number of objects, size, fish. 2 large lights in the
shape, colour, brightness) nose, more lights on tail and
underside.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER Outdoor
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving)
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT Hovering, then moved slowly
FIRST SEEN in a northerly direction.
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT 45°
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE Within a mile
(By reference to known
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS Steady when hovering
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING Clear night
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS Over open 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
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED No one else
(Police, military, press etc.)
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [Section 40]
Bovingdon, Herts
[Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE n/a
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES Mr & Mrs [Section 40]
(Sister in Law
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 021000Z Sep
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS -----
R. REMARKS
------
[Section 40]
Date 2 Sep 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole→ D155/108/15/1
SSB
SSC [Section 40]
202
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV122 30/0657 243C0149
FOR CAV
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 292345Z AUG 84
FROM RAF STAFFORD
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HQRAFSC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
MOD REF TELECON STAFFORD SDO/AFOR SGT BARKER 300015A AUG 84.
RAFSC FOR CP SY O.
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT.
A. 292205 AUG 84 FOR 1 MINUTE-ESTIMATED.
B. 1 OBJECT OVAL SHAPE, BRIGHT RED LIGHTS, NO SOUND OR SMELL.
C. [Section 40] STOKE ON TRENT. OUTDOORS. STATIONARY.
D. NAKED EYE.
E. WEST OF APPROACH ROUTE TO MANCHESTER AIRPORT FROM STOKE ON TRENT.
MOVING TOWARDS MANCHESTER.
F. LOOKING UP SLIGHTLY.
G. UNKNOWN.
H. STRAIGHT LINE ON ROUTE AS ECHO.
J. FINE AND CLEAR.
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K. NIL.
L. 999, THEN STOKE ON TRENT POLICE, THEN MOD POLICE STAFFORD, THEN
SDO STAFFORD. NO REPORT OF PRESS INVOLVEMENT.
M. [Section 40] ADDRESS AS CHARLIE.
N. [Section 40] MATURE, SENSIBLE AND SOBER. DID NOT VOLUNTEER NAME
AND ADDRESS UNTIL CIVIL POLICE MADE SPECIFIC ENQUIRY.
O. NIL
P. TO STAFFORD SDO AT 300010 AUG 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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[Section 40]
SSC
SSB [ILLEGIBLE]
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of 29 Aug 84 at 2205A for approx
Sighting. 1 minute duration.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT 1 object oval shaped with red
(Number of objects, size, bright lights. No sound or
shape, colour, brightness) smell.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER Outside [Section 40] Bignel
(Location, indoor/outdoor, End, Stoke-on-Trent. Observer
stationary, moving) was stationary.
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye.
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT West of approach to Manchester
FIRST SEEN Airport.
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT Looking up slightly.
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE Unknown.
(By reference to known
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS Straight along route at 'E'
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING Fine and clear.
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS Nil.
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields; generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED Stoke-on-Trent Police, then
(Police, military, press etc.) Stafford MOD Police and finally
SDO RAF Stafford.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [Section 40]
Bignel, Stoke-on-Trent
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE SDO RAF Stafford stated in his
VOLUNTEERED opinion informant was mature,
sensible and sober.
O. OTHER WITNESSES Nil.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 30 Aug 84 at 0020A hrs.
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL Nil.
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS On initial report informant
wished to remain enonimous.
[Section 40]
Date 30 Aug 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
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REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
200
A. Date, Time and Duration of 22 Aug 84, 1145A.
Sighting. about 2 mins duration at a time,
for about 10 mins.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT Light beams flashing up. About
(Number of objects, size, 12 lights, half moon in shape,
shape, colour, brightness) bright orange in colour. Very
bright.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER Driving in car off Battle Road to
(Location, indoor/outdoor, Netherfield Road, East Sussex.
stationary, moving) Car moving at about 40 MPH.
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked Eye.
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT Nr Swan Inn Pub. Nr Netherfield.
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT Light droping down to earth, then
(Estimated heights are up towards the sky.
unreliable) At eye level then light shoot up.
G. DISTANCE About two fields away. About
(By reference to known half a mile away.
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS Seems as if landed in woods, then
(Changes in E, F and G may shoot up again.
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING Clear at time of sighting then
OBSERVATIONS foggy, then clear again and then
(Clouds, haze, mist etc) foggy.K. NEARBY OBJECTS Near Pylon with red light.
(Telephone lines, high voltage Woods area.
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields; generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED MOD AF Cps.
(Police, military, press etc.)
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE Nil
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES [Section 40]
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 22 Aug 84.
2355A
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL None
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS
Nil
[Section 40]
Date 22 Aug 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
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SSP 192
[Section 40]
SSB
199
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV216 21/1901 23403709
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 211540Z AUG 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT - AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 211345Z - 1347Z AUG 84
B. ONE BULLET SHAPED OBJECT WITH NO VISIBLE WINGS, GREEN LIGHT
AT HEAD OF OBJECT
C. FLYING 12 NAS SW DAVENTRY FL 70, MOVING SW IN EXCESS OF 200
KNOTS
D. NAKED EYE
E. N/A
F. APPROX 3000FT BELOW A/C
G. N/A
H. MOVING STEADY SW
J. WX SW 1101/15-25KT 8 KM HAZE SKC HAZE TOPS 6000FT QVH 1014 MBS
K. N/A
L. LATCC CIVIL SUPERVISOR AND CRANFIELD AIRPORT MANAGER
PAGE 2 RBDAID 006 UNCLAS
M. CSE AVIATION-OXFORD AIRPORT
N. CAPTAIN OF PIPER SENECA CALLSIGN [Section 40]
O. ONE LOCAL FLYER TYPE C150 [Section 40]
P. 211346Z AUG 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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[Section 40]
SSB
SSC
198
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV046 19/2136 232C1028
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 192045Z AUG 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 192010 (A) AUG 84 ABOUT 4 MINS
B. ONE LARGE DISC SHAPED OBJECT BLACK IN COLOUR WITH A BRIGHT
LIGHT APPEARING AND DISAPPEARING ON ITS EDGE
C. WOODHAM SURREY, OUTDOORS, STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. MOVING SW TO NW
F. N/K
G. 600 TO 700FT ABOVE HORIZON
H. MOVING FAIRLY FAST IN STEADY FLIGHT BUT SEEMED TO BE SWINGING
SIDE TO SIDE
J. SKY CLEAR
K. OTHER HOUSES
L. TO POLICE THEN AISM
PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS
M. [Section 40]
N. NIL
O. WIFE AND DAUGHTER
P. 192125 (A) AUG 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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ANNEX A TO
SOP 502 [Section 40]
SSB
35
197
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time & 16 Aug 1984 2100 A
Duration of Sighting for 8 to 10 seconds
B. Description of Object Vulcan shaped shadow. No
(No. of objects, size, sound lights or smell
shape, colour, brightness)
C. Exact Position of Observer Outside village of LLANFAIRCAERCE-
Location, indoor/outdoor, INION.
stationary/moving
D. How Observed (Naked eye, Naked eye.
binoculars, other optical
device, still or movie)
E. Direction in which object Heading West over "The Dairy Woods"
first seen (A landmark may (a local name).
be more useful than a badly
estimated bearing)
F. Angle of Sight (Estimated heights are 800 to 1000ft
unreliable)
G. Distance (by reference to a known Less than ½ mile
landmark)
H. Movements (Changes in E F & G Faster than a fast jet. Darting
may be of more use then estimates motion
of course and speed)
J. Met Conditions during Observations Misty
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, A River runs alongside of
high voltage lines, reservoir, lake a road with amber lights.
or dam, swamp or marsh, river, The object followed course
high buildings, tall chimneys, of river.
steeples, spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites
with floodlights or night lighting)
L. To whom reported (Police, Orderly Officer RAF Shawbury
military, press etc) [ILLEGIBLE] [Section 40]
M. [Section 40]
[Section 40] LLANFAIRCAERCEINION
N. Background of Informant that Non drinker, was member of
may be volunteered Royal Observer Corps from 1943
to approx 1963
O. Other Witnesses None
P. Date, Time of Receipt 2150A 16 Aug 84
A - 1Q. Any Unusual Meteorological Conditions None R. Remarks Observer slightly nervous at beginning, but calmed down when taken seriously Section 40 Squadron Leader Duty Operations Officer AF Ops Date 16.August.1984.. Copies to: DS8c Ops(GE)2(RAF) DI 55 File AF Ops/I/II A - 2
→ D155/108/15/1 DISC Section 40 195 DLSS ◊ U N C L A S S I F I E D 196 CAV039 14/0638 227C0676 FOR CAV ROUTINE 1406002 AUG 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 140115A 21 MINS APPROX B. ONE STEADY WHITE OR OCCULTING W ITE LIGHT C. WESTMINSTER BRIDGE LONDON, OUTDOORS, STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. MOVED FROM EAST TO WEST F. FORTY DEGREES THEN CLIMBED G. NOT KNOWN H. STEADY THEN CLIMBED RAPIDLY AND DISAPPEARED J. CLOUDY K. BUILDINGS L. HEATHROW ATC M. Section 40 N. PRIVATE PIL T PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS O. VARIOUS PEDESTRIANS NO NAMES P. 140250A BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI ◊END U N C L A S S I F I E D
◊◊)◊ U N C L A S S I F I E D DISS X DISS6 195 CAV061 12/2248 225C1288 FOR CAV ROUTINE 122200Z AUG 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 12 AUG 84. 1840A. 1 HOUR B. BRIGHT STAR LIKE OBJECT FLASHING RED AND GREEN LIGHTS C. BLACKFORD BRIDGE, BURY LANCS. STATIONARY OUTDOORS D. NAKED EYE E. VERTICALLY ABOVE F. 90 DEGREES G. VERY HIGH ABOVE AIRCRAFT CONTRAILS H. STATIONARY FOR 1 HOUR THEN MOVED OFF DIRECTION NOT STATED J. SKY CLEAR K. N/A L. MANCHESTER ATC M. Section 40 N. NONE PAGE 2 RBDAID 002 UNCLAS O. NOT STATED P. 122150Z AUG 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI ◊END U N C L A S S I F I E D
U N C L A S S I F I E D DISS DISS. 194 CAV060 12/2224 225C1259 FOR CAV ROUTINE 122125Z AUG 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 122115A AUG 84. 30 SECONDS B. ONE LARGE OBJECT THE SIZE OF A HOUSE. CIGAR SHAPED. SILVER OR WHITE COLOUR. FAIRLY BRIGHT C. AT HOME. INDOORS. D. NAKED EYE E. FROM WEST F. NOT KNOWN G. NOT KNOWN H. FAST, STEADY MOVEMENT J. GOOD AND CLEAR K. BUILT UP AREA L. HALIFAX POLICE M. Section 40 PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS N. NONE O. FOUR CHILDREN P. 122200A AUG 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI ◊END U N C L A S S I F I E D
U N C L A S S I F I E D DISSE DISS6 13 CAV081 11/0627 224C1547 FOR CAV ROUTINE 101650Z AUG 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA. A. 221630A JUL 84, 10 MINUTES B. TWO SMALL OBJECTS ONE BLUE, ONE SILVER, SHAPE VAGUE C. OUTDOORS IN HIS GARDEN D. NAKED EYE AND THEN BINOCULARS E. NOT KNOWN F. 50 DEGREES G. NOT KNOWN H. NORTH TO SOUTH J. CUMULUS CLOUD K. HOUSING ESTATE L. SUPERVISOR AT Section 40 M. Section 40 CHEADLE HULME, MANCHESTER N. AMATEUR ASTRONOMER PAGE 2 RBDAID 013 UNCLAS O. OTHER WITNESSES NO INFORMATION GIVEN P. 101635Z AUG 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI ◊END . U N C L A S S I F I E D
U N C L A S S I F I E D Section 40 DISS DISS6 192 CAV108 11/0908 224C2060 FOR CAV ROUTINE 101440Z AUG 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA. A. 101355 LOCAL AUG 84 B. ONE BALLOON SHAPED OBJECT CHANGING INTO STAR SHAPED. CIRCLE SEEN ON SURFACE. COLOURED SILVER, NO SMELL, NO SOUND C. OUTDOORS, STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE BUT LATER WITH BINOCULARS E. TRACKING EAST TOWARDS EDINBURGH F. UNK G. UNK H. UNK - DISAPPEARED J. SLIGHT HAZE NIL CLOUD K. UNK L. ATC GLASGOW AIRPORT. M. Section 40 ROCHSOLES, AIRDRIE PAGE 2 RBDAID 007 UNCLAS N. N/A O. Section 40 SAME ADDRESS AS IN PARA MIKE P. 101440 LOCAL TO ATC GLASGOW 101445 LOCAL TO AISM BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI >END U N C L A S S I F I E D
D155/108/15/1 Section 40 SS8 SS8 REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 191 A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 10 Aug 84 1355 hours for 15 mins B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) One balloon shaped object be- coming star shaped. Colour silver, bright. No sound or smell. C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER (Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving) Outdoors – stationary D. HOW OBSERVED (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, still or movie) Naked eye initially – with binoculars. A circle was seen on surface of object E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT FIRST SEEN (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) Towards Edinburgh (East) F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable) G. DISTANCE (By reference to known landmark) H. MOVEMENTS (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Clouds, haze, mist etc) No cloud, slight haze
K. NEARBY OBJECTS (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with flood lights or night lighting) L. TO WHOM REPORTED (Police, military, press etc.) Air Traffic Control only M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Section 40 Rochsoles, Airdrie Tel No: Airdrie Section 40 N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED O. OTHER WITNESSES Section 40 Addres – as above P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 10 Aug 84 at 1430 hours Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS R. REMARKS Section 40 Date 8 Aug 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File Rm Section 40 Rm Section 40 Rm Section 40 Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole
D155/108/15/1 Section 40 SS8, REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 190 A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 9 Aug 84 2220A 3 Mins B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) 1 Bright light, looked like star but wasnt. C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER (Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving) Outdoor. Standing at the gate of his house. D. HOW OBSERVED (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, still or movie) Naked eyes. E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT FIRST SEEN (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) 1½ nm S of Newcastle airport. F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable) Very high and travelling fast. G. DISTANCE (By reference to known landmark) No distance possible. H. MOVEMENTS (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Very high and very fast. Right across sky W to E. J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Clouds, haze, mist etc) Very clear – viz excellent.
K. NEARBY OBJECTS (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with flood lights or night lighting) An aircraft from Newcastle was seen under and in front of this light. L. TO WHOM REPORTED (Police, military, press etc.) Newcastle airport. M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Section 40 Blakelew Newcastle N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED Ex Signaller of the Royal Regt of Fusiliers O. OTHER WITNESSES Neighbours & 2 brothers. P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 092135Z Aug 84. Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS A clear night. R. REMARKS The person reporting was clear concise and knew what he had seen and would not accept possible solution of other aircraft. Section 40 Date 10 Aug 84 Sqn Ldr / DOO / AF Ops Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File Rm Section 40 Rm Section 40 Rm Section 40 Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole
U N C L A S S I F I E D (189) SSC Section 40 CAV023 05/0729 218C0387 FOR CAV ROUTINE 050620Z AUG 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 042353A AUG 84 FOR A COUPLE OF MINUTES B. ONE, TRIANGLE SHAPED WITH BUMP ON THE TOP, LARGE, ORANGE C. BLACK MOUNTAINS, OUTDOORS, AT FIRST STATIONARY BUT THEN MOVED AWAY VERY QUICKLY D. NAKED EYE E. BRYNAMMAN F. N.K G. 10000FT H. STEADY J. CLEAR DRY NIGHT K. NK L. Section 40 M. Section 40 PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS N. SEEMS GENUINE O. TWO MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY P. 042335Z AUG 84 B DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI ◊END U N C L A S S I F I E D
→ D155/108/15/1 186 U N C L A S S I F I E D Section 40 CAV272 03/2109 216C4665 FOR CAV ROUTINE 031746Z AUG 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. ¿10050A AUG 84 B. MANY BRIGHT STAR LIKE OBJECTS IN THE SHAPE OF A CLOUD C. HOME ADDRESS D. NAKED EYE E. NK F. NK G. 700M H. CHANGING, APPROACHED THEN RETREATED J. CLEAR K. NK L. VIA POLICE TO LONDON AIRPORT THEN CIVIL SUPERVISORS ASSISTANT AT LATCC M. Section 40 SHEPERTON. TELE NUMBER WOLTON PAGE 2 RBDAID 006 UNCLAS ON THAMES Section 40 N. NK O. NO P. 031530A AUG 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI ◊END U N C L A S S I F I E D
→ D155/108/15/1 187 Section 40 ◊ U N C L A S S I F I E D SSB SSB CAV192 31/2132 213C4757 FOR CAV ROUTINE 312035Z JUL 84 FROM RAF BINBROOK TO MODUK-AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC LGZ/Z6F (SIC Z6F INS.BY DCC) A 23 JUL/2250 HRS/OVER 45 MINUTES B TWO SAUCER SHAPED OBJECTS WITH ONE RED LIGHT C NOT KNOWN D NOT KNOWN E NOT KNOWN F NOT KNOWN G NOT KNOWN H NOT KNOWN J NOT KNOWN K NOT KNOWN L CIVILIAN POLICE-HUMBERSIDE M Section 40 COTTINGHAM, HULL N INFORMANT AGED 17 YEARS O TWO MEN, NAMES UNKNOWN PAGE 2 RBDOXA 026 UNCLAS P 241032 HRS JUL BT DISTRIBUTION LGZ F NO SDL DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI ◊END U N C L A S S I F I E D
→ D155/108/15/1 SSE Section 40 SSB U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV203 30/2105 212C4461 FOR CAV ROUTINE 301850Z JUL 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 290021A AND 0032A B . ONE ROUND OBJECT BRIGHT WHITE BUT LIT UP BRIGHTER C. IPSWICH D. BINOCULARS E. 1 FIRST OBJECT TRAVELING NORTH TO SOUTH 2 SECOND OBJECT TRAVELING SOUTH TO NORTH F. NOT KNOWN G. VERY HIGH H. STEADY J. CLEAR K. N/A L. AISM M. Section 40 PAGE 2 RBDAID 015 UNCLAS N. Section 40 TOOK PHOTOGRAPHS OF OBJECTS O. NIL 301535Z JUL 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI ◊END U N C L A S S I F I E D
→ D155/108/15/1 (one copy to file only, please) Section 40 SSR SSE SSE 'U N C L A S S I F I E D 185 CWY002 28/2048 209C4715 CORRECTED VERSION FOR *** ROUTINE/ROUTINE 261015Z JUL 84 124 FROM SRCC PLYMOUTH TO MODUK AIR UKRAOC LATCC MIL INFO HQ 11 GP 'U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC IAJ/Z6F (SIC Z6F INSERTED BY DCC.) SUBJECT UFO REPORT A 18 JUL 84 12.33 AM(LOCAL) FOR 3 MIN B WHITE MOVING LIGHT C RAF MT BATTEN PIER D NAKED EYE E N/K F EST BETWEEN 29000 AND 35000FT G UNKNOWN H HDG SOUTH EASTERLY SPEED 250 TO 500 MPH J CLEAR SKY K RADIO MASTS PAGE 2 RBDHC 051 UNCLAS L SRCC PLYMOUTH ATCC WEST DRAYTON DEVON AND CORNWALL CONSTABULARY M POLICE CONSTABLE Section 40 HM NAVAL BASE DEVONPORT PL1 4SE N NIL O NIL P PHONE 18 JUL 84 0303 AM WRITTEN REPORT 24 JUL ET DISTRIBUTION IAJ F NO SDL DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 U N C L A S S I F I E D
PAGE 2 'U N C L A S S I F I E D 209C4715 CAV 2 DSTI ◊END 'U N C L A S S I F I E D
→ D155/108/15/1 183 Section 40 SSB SSB U N C L A S S I F I E D 184 CAV125 26/1058 208C0876 FOR CAV ROUTINE/ROUTINE 260605Z JUL 84 FROM GWENT POLICE 498338 TO MODUK AIR INFO HQRAFSC U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F MODUK AIR ATTN S4F(AIR). HQRAFSC ATTN CP SYO. FM CUMBRAN DIVISION. A. 250784.11PM. 5-6 MINS. B. 1 OBJECT, ALTERNATING RED AND WHITE LIGHT, VERY BRIGHT. C. BATHROOM WINDOW. D. NOT BINOCULARS. E. SOUTH TO NORTH. F. 30 DEGREES. G. 3 TO 4 MILES. H. VERY FAST WITH UP AND DOWN MOVEMENT. J. CLEAR. K. TREES AND BUILDINGS. L. CWMBRAN POLICE STATION. PE24 BOYCOTT. M. Section 40 ,CWMBRAN,GWENT. PACE 2 RBDPCU 004 UNCLAS N. OF SOUND AND SENSIBLE CHARACTER. O. MOTHER. P. 11.06 PM. 250784. Q. NO BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI END U N C L A S S I F I E D
U N C L A S S I F I E D 183 CAV036 25/0659 207C0890 FOR CAV ROUTINE 250630Z JUL 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 250230 B. ONE ROUND BRIGHT OBJECT, MAINLY WHITE WITH BLUE AND GREEN C. BOXFORD NEAR RAF WATTISHAM, OUTDOORS, MOVING NW D. NAKED EYE E. NK F. NK G. NK H. STEADY J. NIL CLOUD, GOOD VISIBILITY K. NK L. FLTLT Section 40 DUTY AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER RAF WATTISHAM M. Section 40 2 N. NOTHING KNOWN, SAW THE SAME OBJECT THE NIGHT BEFORE O. MISS Section 40 MOTHER P. 250715 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI ◊END U N C L A S S I F I E D
Section 40 UNCLASSIFIED → D155/108/15/1 MINISTRY OF DEFENCE POLICE MOD Form 271 RESTRICTED OCCURRENCE REPORT CA/BF/29/9/D Police 7Section 40 Station RAF CARLISLE Area Central Date 25 July 1984 SSE SSE 182 Subject UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 1. At 10.40pm on Thursday 26 July 1984, at the Main Police Office, RAF CARLISLE, I received a telephone call from Mr. Section 40 WHITEHAVEN (Tel. No. Whitehaven Section 40) 2. Section 40 asked me to record and report the sighting of an object in the sky, which he and his family had observed for a period of about five (5) minutes between 10.30pm and 10.35pm this date. 3. He described the object as being a light, white in colour, and spheroid in shape. It was observed against a background of cloud to the North of his house. He could not estimate either range nor height of the object, but said if the height of the cloud was known he had taken a measurement that could be of assistance in establishing this data. 10/209/1 copy to Ops(GE)2(RAF) DI 55 ll. 4. Section 40 stated that his wife and two daughters had observ- ed the light through binoculars, but could not see any feature on it's surface. He had called on a neighbour to obtain a better pair of binoculars when his wife had seen the object move upwards into the cloud. He was unable to offer estimates of speed or rate of acceleration. 5. When asked why he had chosen this Unit, rather than the local police to report the sighting Section 40 gave the impression that he would receive a more sympathetic hearing from the Service Authorities. UNCLASSIFIED RESTRICTED
UNCLASSIFIED 6. At 10.45pm, following the completion of Section 40 report, I obtained the following estimates of cloud formations in the area from the Unit met. officer:- ½ cumulus at 4000 feet 2/8 altocumulus at 1200 feet 6/8 currocumulus at 2500 feet. (Sgd) Section 40 Sergeant Section 40 11 Copy to: Commanding Officer OC Admin Services (S Sy O) Forwarded for information. Section 40 30-7-84 A/Senior Police Officer. RESTRICTED
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SSC
SSB
CAV013 26/Ø126 2Ø7C3461
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 251244Z JUL 84
FROM LATCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 3 SEPERATE SIGHTINGS AT 2423ØØ, 2423Ø9 AND 242312 LOCAL TIMES
B. LOOKED LIKE SATELLITES, WHITE LIKE SMALL STARS
C. IPSWICH, OBSERVER STATIONARY INDOORS
D. SEEN WITH NAKED EYE AND CAPTURED ON STILL CAMERA
E. FIRST OBJECT TRACKING N TO S, SECOND TRACKING E TO W AND THIRD
TRACKING N TO S
F. NOT KNOWN
G. NOT KNOWN
H. CHANGING
J. CLEAR CONDITIONS
K. N/A
L. AISM
M. [REDACTED]
PAGE 2 RBDAID ØØ7 UNCLAS
N. OBSERVER IS PILOT FOR CROP SPRAYERS
P. 251145Z JUL 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P.)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
SEND U N C L A S S I F I E D18Ø
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV169 23/1849 2Ø5C25Ø4
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 23Ø92ØZ JUL 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 18223ØZ JUL 84 FOR 1Ø TO 15 SECONDS
B. ONE OBJECT EXTREMELY BRIGHT AT FIRST THEN BRIGHTNESS GRADUALLY
DIMINISHED, RESEMBLED A STAR IN SOME RESPECT, NO SOUND OR SMELL
C. LLANDYRNOG, N WALES
D. NAKED EYE
E. EAST
F. 6Ø TO 7Ø DEGREES
G. DIFFICULT TO DETERMINE
H. SOUTH TO NORTH
J. SKY COMPLETELY CLEAR
K. NONE
L. RAF VALLEY
M. [REDACTED]
PAGE 2 RBDAID ØØ5 UNCLAS
ST ASAPH [REDACTED]
N. NIL
O. WORK MATES AND WIFE
P. 1914ØØZ JUL 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P.)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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SSC
SSB
CAVØ18 23/Ø553 2Ø5CØ4Ø3
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 23Ø53ØZ JUL 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 22 JUL 84 23ØØA 2 MIN
B. 2 BRIGHT STAR LIKE LIGHTS. NO SOUND
C. OUTDOORS LLETY PHILLIP FARM.
D. NAKED EYE
E. SOUTH WEST
F. 45 DEG
G. NOT KNOWN
H. ERRATIC
J. SKY CLEAR
K. FARM BUILDINGS
L. SGT [REDACTED] . SOUTH WALES POLICE
M. [REDACTED] , PONTARDAWE, WEST GLAMORGAN
TEL PONTARDAWE [REDACTED]
PAGE 2 RBDAID ØØ1 UNCLAS
N. INFORMANT LIVES ALONE AT ISOLATED FARM
O. FRIENDS CALLED BY THE INFORMANT ON THE TELEPHONE
P. 23ØØ15Z JUL 84
DT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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CAVØ24 21/Ø146 2Ø2C32Ø8
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 2Ø1ØØ3Z JUL 84
FROM LATCCMIL 176
TO MODUK AIR Section 40
U N C L A S S I F I E D SSB
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA.
A. 19233ØA JUL
B. ONE, VERY SMALL, STARLIKE WHITE VERY BRIGHT NO SOUND OR SMELL.
C. 2M NE YORK OUTDOORS MOVING.
D. NAKED EYE
E. SOUTH TO NORTH
F. 4Ø DEGREES
G. NOT KNOWN.
H. ZIGZAG
J. CLEAR
K. OPEN FIELD
L. MILITARY ORGANISATION RAF LINTON ON OUSE.
M. [REDACTED] YORK. TEL YORK [REDACTED]
N. NOT KNOWN
PAGE 2 RBDAID ØØ1 UNCLAS
O. NIL
P. 2ØØ93ØZ JUL 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P.)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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CAVØ94 2Ø/143Ø 2Ø2C2655
FOR CAV
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 2ØØ845Z JUL 84 Section 40
FROM RAF WATTISHAM
TO MODUK AIR SSB
INFO UKRAOC SSC
HQ 11 GP
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
A 18213Ø(A) JUL TO 182134(A) JUL 84
B ONE PERMANENT BRIGHT LIGHT
C THE BEACH FELIXSTOWE
D EYE
E EAST TO WEST
F FEW DEGREES ABOVE HORIZON
G ABOUT 1 MILE AWAY
H MOVING BUT REMAINING SAME DISTANCE ABOVE HORIZON
J CLEAR BUT 3 OCTAS OF CLOUD
K NIL
L OPS DUTY CLERK AT RAF WATTISHAM
M SAC [REDACTED] ATC RAF WATTISHAM
PAGE 2 RBDOXS ØØ7 UNCLAS
[REDACTED] HAD NOT BEEN DRINKING, HE WAS WITH WIFE AND A FRIEND WALKING
THE DOG ALONG FELIXSTOWE BEACH
O AS ABOVE
P 191345Z JUL 84
Q NC
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P.)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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FOR CXJ MINISTRY OF DEFENCE 176
ROUTINE 2Ø2245Z JUL 84 21 JUL 1984
[REDACTED]
FROM. UKRAOC. AIR FORCE [NS]
TO MODUK AIR.
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC I3F
MOD FOR AFOR. SUBJECT UFO REPORT
A. 2Ø2215 LOCAL JULY 1984 5 TO 10 MINUTES
B. CIGAR SHAPED. ORANGE RED BLUE LIGHTS GREEN HAZE ABOVE
C. OBSERVER OUTDOORS STATIONARY
D. EYE
E. OVER WALLINGTON SURREY MOVING TOWARDS CRYSTAL PALACE
F. 30 DEGREES UP FROM THE HORIZON
G. DISTANCE 4 MILES
H. MOVING FROM RIGHT TO LEFT AND DESCENDING
J. MET CONDITIONS CLEAR
K. NIL RELEVANT NEARBY OBJECTS
L. REPORTED TO PHONE NUMBER [REDACTED] WHO TOLD THEM TO REPORT TO
RAOC
M. [REDACTED]
PAGE 2 RBDOYI 297 UNCLAS
N. NONE
O. 3 FRIENDS PLUS OTHERS [REDACTED]
P. TOR 2Ø2221 JULY 1984
BT
DISTRIBUTION I3F
F
CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
END U N C L A S S I F I E DCAV to DD Ops(GE)27C(?) 10/209/1
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DI 55 UNCLASSIFIED D155/108/15/1
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RAFSC SSI
INSTRUCTION NO 7
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
SSC Section 40
SSB
175
A. Date, Time and Duration of Siting. (Local Times to be quoted).
20 Jul 84, 2000 Hours, approximately 30 minutes.
B. Description of Object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell, etc).
Large round silver object. No other lights visible
C. Exact Position Observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or Outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
Outdoors Wirksworth, Derby. (OS 402286)
D. How Observed. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, still or
movie camera).
Naked eye.
E. Direction in Which Object was First Seen. (A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated bearing).
Heading South.
F. Angle of Site. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
Not Known.
G. Distance. (By reference to lone landmark wherever possible).
Approximately 1000 feet AGL.
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed).
Straight Line.
J. Meteorological Conditions During Observations. (Moving clouds, haze,
mist, etc).
Clear night.
K. Nearby Objects. (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or
dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, or
other sites with flood-lights or other night lighting).
L. To Whom Reported. (Police, military organisation, the Press etc).
Inspector [REDACTED] Derby Police HQ.
A-1 of 2 pages
RESTRICTEDRESTRICTED
UNCLASSIFIED
M. Name and Address of Informant.
[REDACTED]
N. Any Background on the Informant that may be volunteered.
Negative.
O. Other Witnesses.
None.
P. Date and Time of Receipt of Report.
20 Jul 84 at 2100 Hours.
[ILLEGIBLE]
[ILLEGIBLE]
[ILLEGIBLE]
[ILLEGIBLE]
[ILLEGIBLE]
[ILLEGIBLE]
[ILLEGIBLE]
[ILLEGIBLE]
A-2 of 2 Pages
UNCLASSIFIED
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SSC
SSB
CAVØ58 19/Ø342 2ØØC5552
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 1822ØØZ JUL 84 173
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT. AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 18222ØA JUL 84 STILL VISIBLE AT TIME REPORT SUBMITTED
B. ONE, SIZE IMPOSSIBLE TO GUAGE, TOO HIGH TO DEFINE ANY SHAPE,
BRIGHT WHITE
C. OUTDOORS, STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. SOUTH WEST
F. 1Ø TO 15 DEGREES FROM HORIZONTAL
G. DIFFICULT TO GUAGE BUT LOOKED AS IF IT WAS OVERHEAD BRISTOL
CITY CENTRE
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR NIGHT WITH A FEW FLEECY TYPE CLOUDS
K. BUILT UP AREA
L. POLICE
M. [REDACTED] , BRISTOL
PAGE 2 RBDAID Ø11 UNCLAS
N. SEEMED VERY SENSIBLE
O. INFORMANTS FAMILY
P. 172125Z JUL GIR
ET
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P.)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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DI 55
Civil Aviation Authority
Cardiff-Wales Airport Section 40
Rhoose
Barry
South Glamorgan
CF6 9BD
Ministry of Defence (AFO)
RAF Main Building
Whitehall MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
LONDON D.S.8 10/209/1/73
SW1 2HB 30 JUL 1984
File
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT -
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting - 7.7.84 2330Z 10 minutes.
B. Description of Object - Number of white flashing lights. No sound.
C. Exact Position of Observer - Rhiwbina, Cardiff.
D. How Observed - With the eye.
E. Direction in which Object was first seen - East.
F. Angular Elevation of Object
G. Distance of Object from Observer
H. Movements of Object - Travelling to North West.
J. Meteorological Conditions During Observations - CAV OK
K. Nearby Objects
L. To Whom Reported - ATC. Passed to UFO Military AIS LATCC.
M. Name and Address of Informant - [REDACTED]
N. Any Background Information on the Informant
that may be Volunteered
O. Other Witnesses - [REDACTED]
P. Date and Time of Receipt of Report - 7.7.84 2340Z.
[REDACTED]
g
CAA CHIEF OFFICER
8GR4/0/4/9
17 July 1984172
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SSB
S5C
CAV232 16/2347 198C5113
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 16233ØZ JUL 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 16 JULY 113Ø-1132A
B. ONE WHITE BALL VERY BRIGHT TRAVELLING FAST
C. SMETHWICK BIRMINGHAM
D. NAKED EYE
E. NOT KNOWN
F. OVERHEAD
G. UNABLE TO SAY
H. STRAIGHT LINE, NO ERRATIC MOVEMENT
J. VERY GOOD VIS, SOME CLOUD
K. NOTHING WHICH STOOD OUT
L. [REDACTED] BIRMINGHAM ATC
M [REDACTED]
M
N. NONE
O. 2 FAMILLY MEMBERS
P. 162305Z JUL 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P.)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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SSC
170
171
CAVØ27 16/Ø839 198CØ418
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 16Ø615Z JUL 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 16Ø2ØØZ. APPROX 6 MINS
B. EXTREMELY BRIGHT CIGAR SHAPED OBJECT WITH A SMALL TRIANGULAR SHAPE
ON TOP. THEY WATCHED IT FOR SEVERAL MINUTES THEN IT SHOT OFF
DISAPPEARING FROM SIGHT FOR A FEW SECONDS.THEN HE SAW IN IS REAR
MIRROR WHAT APPEARED TO BE A MOTORBIKE WITH ITS HEADLIGHTS ON FULL.
THEN ALL THE ELECTRICS ON HIS CAR FAILED. AFTER ABOUT 4 TO 5
MINUTES HIS CAR STARTED FIRST TIME
C. IN A CAR ON ST BRIDGE ROAD BETWEEN WELSH SINK DONATS AND CROSS-Y
-GENAY ST FAGENS
D. NAKED EYE
E. WENEOE TELEVISION TRANSMITTER
F. NOT KNOWN
G. ONE MILE
PAGE 2 RBDAID ØØ1 UNCLAS
H. NORTH TO SOUTH HEADING TOWARDS BRISTOL CHANNEL
J. CLEAR SKY
K. WENEOE TELEVISION TRANSMITTER
L. CATHAYS POLICE STATION CARDIFF
M. [REDACTED]
O. TWO OTHERS [REDACTED] AND [REDACTED]
P. 161520Z JUL
LT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAD 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAN 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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SSC
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
170
A. DATE, TIME AND DURATION OF SIGHTING (local times to be quoted)
16 7 84 1130-1132
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell etc.)
One white ball very bright travelling fast
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER (Geographical location, indoors or outdoors
stationary or moving)
Smethwick, Birmingham. Stationary outdoors
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)
No useful information
F. ANGULAR ELEVATION OF OBJECT (Estimated heights are unreliable)
Overhead
G. DISTANCE OF OBJECT FROM OBSERVER (By reference to a known landmark
wherever possible)
Unable to say
H. MOVEMENTS OF OBJECT (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than
estimates of course and speed)
Straight line - no erratic movements
J. METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Moving clouds, haze,
mist etc)
Very good visibility - some cloud
K. NEARBY OBJECTS (Telephone or 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 lighting)
None significant
L. TO WHOM REPORTED (Police, military organisations, the press etc)
ATC Birmingham
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
[REDACTED]
N. ANY BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
None
O. OTHER WITNESSES
2 other family members
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT
16 7 84 2250 Z10/209/1 Section 40
[REDACTED]
London [REDACTED]
Sunday 15th. July '84.
Dear Sirs,
On the evening of Wednesday the 11th. inst., I, together
with my two neighbours observed an object at a very great height.
It shone with the magnitude of Venus at it's brightest.
We observed it through binoculars.
It did not move for a period of about half an hour.
From our viewpoint it was at approximately 60° and in an estimated
N.W. direction.
It appeared to have circular form.
I first noticed it at about 9.15 (21.15) and observed it until
about 21.45 at which time I went indoors to fetch my x25 telescope.
However, upon finding the 'scope I was disappointed to find that
the object had disappeared.
I had however fixed it's position by aligning it with the corner
of the roof.
The time was then almost 22.00.
Upon making a further aligned viewing I found I was looking at
a point approximately in the centre of the "Plough" which was by
then faintly visible.
My neighbours would corroborate.
Your's Faithfully,
[REDACTED]
(ex R.A.F.)
Copy to:
DI SS
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Section 40
SSC
SSC
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
┌────────────────────────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ A. Date, Time and Duration of │ 15 Jul 84 2235Z │
│ Sighting. │ 3 mins 168 │
├────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT │ One, half circle with rounded │
│ (Number of objects, size, │ part towards the ground, an │
│ shape, colour, brightness) │ intense red light. │
├────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER │ Indoors │
│ (Location, indoor/outdoor, │ │
│ stationary, moving) │ │
├────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ D. HOW OBSERVED │ Naked eye │
│ (Naked eye, binoculars, │ │
│ other optical devices, │ │
│ still or movie) │ │
├────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT │ SE of Dagenham towards the │
│ FIRST SEEN │ Rainham marshes and the estuary │
│ (A landmark may be more │ │
│ useful than a badly estimated │ │
│ bearing) │ │
├────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ F. ANGLE OF SIGHT │ 5° from horizontal │
│ (Estimated heights are │ │
│ unreliable) │ │
├────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ G. DISTANCE │ 5 miles │
│ (By reference to known │ │
│ landmark) │ │
├────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ H. MOVEMENTS │ Stationary │
│ (Changes in E, F and G may │ │
│ be of more use than estimates │ │
│ of course and speed) │ │
├────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ J. MET CONDITIONS DURING │ │
│ OBSERVATIONS │ Clear night │
│ (Clouds, haze, mist etc) │ │
└────────────────────────────────────────┴─────────────────────────────────────┘┌────────────────────────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ K. NEARBY OBJECTS │ Marshes │
│ (Telephone lines, high voltage │ │
│ lines, reservoir, lake or dam, │ │
│ swamp or marsh, river, high │ │
│ buildings, tall chimneys, │ │
│ steeples, spires, TV or radio │ │
│ masts, airfields, generating │ │
│ plant, factories, pits or other │ │
│ sites with flood lights or │ │
│ night lighting) │ │
├────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ L. TO WHOM REPORTED │ Air Force Ops │
│ (Police, military, press etc.) │ │
├────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT │ [REDACTED] │
│ │ │
├────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE│ Unemployed │
│ VOLUNTEERED │ │
├────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ O. OTHER WITNESSES │ His children │
├────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT │ 152310Z Jul 84 │
├────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL │ No │
│ CONDITIONS │ │
├────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ R. REMARKS │ Object faded away to nothing. │
│ │ Similar sighting by neighbours │
│ │ about two years ago │
│ │ │
│ │ [REDACTED] │
└────────────────────────────────────────┴─────────────────────────────────────┘
Date 16 Jul 84 Sqn Ldr / DOO / AF Ops
[REDACTED]
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Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED]
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REPORT ON UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
13 JUL 1984
AF Ops (R.A.F.)
Date, Time and
Duration of Sighting 8/7/84 0145 4-5 Sec.
Section 40
Description of Object 4 (Indetminate) shape
Glowing orange
SSB
Exact Position of SSC
Observer Centre Stirling[B] 167
How Observed Naked eye
Direction in Which
Object was First Seen South to North West
Angular Elevation of
Object Overhead
Distance Of Object
from Observer N/A
Movements of Object Straight Line
Meteorological Conditions
During Observations Clear
Nearby Objects None
To Whom Reported Glasgow ATC
Name and Address of
Informant [REDACTED]
Any background Informaton
that may be Volunteered No noise
Other witnesses Informants wife
Date and Title of Receipt
of Report 9/7/84 1150z
To: The Ministry of Defence (AFOR) Phone: AIS Military
Royal Air Force LATCC
Main Building
Whitehall
LONDON SW 1
Copy to [DI SS]
Ops(GE)2 (RAF)→ D155/108/15/1
REPORT ON UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
13 JUL 1984
AF Ops (R.A.F.)
166
Date, Time and
Duration of Sighting 8/7/84 0145 4-5 Sec.
Description of Object 4 (Indetminate) shape
Glowing orange
Exact Position of
Observer Centre Stirling
How Observed Naked eye
Direction in Which
Object was First Seen South to North West
Angular Elevation of SSC
Object Overhead SSB Section 40
Distance Of Object
from Observer N/A
Movements of Object Straight Line
Meteorological Conditions
During Observations Clear
Nearby Objects None
To Whom Reported Glasgow ATC
Name and Address of
Informant [REDACTED]
Any background Informaton
that may be Volunteered No noise
Other witnesses Informants wife
Date and Title of Receipt
of Report 9/7/84 1150z
To: The Ministry of Defence (AFOR) Phone: AIS Military
Royal Air Force LATCC
Main Building
Whitehall
LONDON SW 1Copy to: DS 8a
Ops(GE)2 (RAF)
DI SS (RAF).
165
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. DATE, TIME AND DURATION OF SIGHTING (local times to be quoted)
12 July 1984 2330 to 2335
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell etc.)
One/large/Bright Lights, Orange, Red and Blue / Silent.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER (Geographical location, indoors or outdoors
stationary or moving)
[REDACTED] Inside Car which stopped, Nuneaton.
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)
To North West
F. ANGULAR ELEVATION OF OBJECT (Estimated heights are unreliable)
About 15° above horizon / Estimated 1000 feet
G. DISTANCE OF OBJECT FROM OBSERVER (By reference to a known landmark
wherever possible)
½ mile at nearest point
H. MOVEMENTS OF OBJECT (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than
estimates of course and speed)
To South East / Distance covered 40 - 60 miles
J. METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Moving clouds, haze,
mist etc)
Very clear skies
K. NEARBY OBJECTS (Telephone or 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 lighting)
Open fields
L. TO WHOM REPORTED (Police, military organisations, the press etc)
Air Traffic Control, Birmingham Airport.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
[REDACTED]
N. ANY BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
Quite used to seeing aircraft, but not connected with aviation.
O. OTHER WITNESSES
one companion
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT OF REPORT
13 July 1984 2115→ D155/108/15/1
Section 40
SSB
SSC
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 12Ø253A JUL 84 3 MINS
B. ONE, SIZE OF STREET LAMP, CHANGING, WHITE BRILLIANT, NONE NONE
C. [REDACTED] MUSGRAVE HOSPITAL TAUNTON SOMERSET.
OUT DOORS. STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. FROM SOUTH WEST
F. 5Ø DEGREES
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STEADY
J. MOVING CLOUDS
K. NOT KNOWN
L. POLICE TAUNTON HQ
M. SISTER [REDACTED] MUSGRAVE HOSPITAL TAUNTON SOMERSET
PAGE 2 RBDAID ØØ1 UNCLAS
N. NONE
O. [REDACTED]
MUSGRAVE HOSPITAL TAUNTON SOMERSET
P. 12Ø342Z JUL 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAH 1 ACS(P.)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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[REDACTED] 163
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV179 09/1933 19102242
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 091245Z.JUL 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA.
A. 080045Z JUL 84 DURATION 4 TO 5 SECONDS
B. 4 OBJECTS, SIZE NOT KNOWN, SHAPE INDETERMINATE, ORANGE COLOURED
GLOWING NO SOUND OR SMELL
C. CENTRE OF STIRLING, OUTDOORS STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. SOUTH TO NORTHWEST
F. OVERHEAD
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR NIGHT
K. NONE
L. LATCCMIL ONLY
M. Section 40
PAGE 2 RBDAID 009 UNCLAS
N. NONE
O. WIFE
P. 091205Z.JUL 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION : Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1; DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P.)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
°END U N C L A S S I F I E D[Royal Crest]
With the Compliments
of
Officer Commanding
HEADQUARTERS PROVOST AND SECURITY SERVICES
(United Kingdom)
Royal Air Force FLYING COMPLAINTS & CUSTOMS LIAISON FLIGHT
Rudloe Manor
Hawthorn
Wiltshire Copy Here Telephone Hawthorn Section 40
SN13 OPQ
DI 55
Ops(GE) 2 (RAF).
[MINISTRY OF DEFENCE stamp: D.S.8 11 JUL 1984 FILE 6/20[ILLEGIBLE]]
162RESTRICTED
UNCLASSIFIED
ANNEX A TO
RAFSC SSI
INSTRUCTION NO 7
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of Siting. (Local Times to be quoted).
05 JUL 84 0545 [ILLEGIBLE] / [ILLEGIBLE] MINS DURATION .
B. Description of Object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell, etc). ONE , SILVER .
MISSILE SHAPED OBJECT .
C. Exact Position Observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or Outdoors.
Stationary or moving). OUTDOORS .
D. How Observed. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, 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).
flying East
F. Angle of Site. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
60 %
G. Distance. (By reference to lone 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). BRIGHT CLEAR SUNNY [ILLEGIBLE] . DAM .
K. Nearby Objects. (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or
dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, or
other sites with flood-lights or other night lighting).
L. To Whom Reported. (Police, military organisation, the Press etc).
FCR. HQ P.SS .
A-1 of 2 pages
UNCLASSIFIED
RESTRICTEDRESTRICTED
M. Name and Address of Informant. Section 40
Section 40
[REDACTED] Hasland Chesterfield Section 40
N. Any Background on the Informant that may be volunteered.
Architect / Builder.
O. Other Witnesses.
3 persons will witness
off Wragg Mosear Croft .
P. Date and Time of Receipt of Report.
1650 9 Jul 84.
A-2 of 2 Pages
RESTRICTEDUNCLASSIFIED
RESTRICTED
ANNEX A TO
RAFSC SSI
INSTRUCTION NO 7
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of Siting. (Local Times to be quoted).
8/7/84 2200 hs.
2 mins.
B. Description of Object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell, etc).
1 only. Vertical 12/15' diam circular vertical with a
disk on the edge. Bright silver with red glow on
one side.
C. Exact Position Observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or Outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
outside a farm near Ladybower Dam
MOSEAR CROFT.
D. How Observed. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, 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).
travelling south to North approc 50 MPS
F. Angle of Site. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
45°
G. Distance. (By reference to lone landmark wherever possible).
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed).
NIL
J. Meteorological Conditions During Observations. (Moving clouds, haze,
mist, etc).
CLEAR SKY [ILLEGIBLE]
K. Nearby Objects. (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or
dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, or
other sites with flood-lights or other night lighting).
NONE
L. To Whom Reported. (Police, military organisation, the Press etc).
DERBYSHIRE POLICE 1640
A-1 of 2 pages
UNCLASSIFIED
RESTRICTEDRESTRICTED
M. Name and Address of Informant. Section 40
Section 40
COLEFORD , NR BATH Section 40
N. Any Background on the Informant that may be volunteered.
Seems quite a serious and of average intelligence , Report
appears to be a genuine one .
O. Other Witnesses.
Section 40
P. Date and Time of Receipt of Report.
056845 2 Jul84
[signature]
[ILLEGIBLE]
[ILLEGIBLE]
A-2 of 2 Pages
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161
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CAV121 05/1307 187C2401
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 051103Z.JUL 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR .
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA.
A. 050240A JUL
B. ONE, SATELLITE SHAPE, WHITE.
C. IPSWICH, INDOORS, MOVING.
D. NAKED EYE, STILL CAMERA.
E. W TO E
F. 45 DEGREES.
G. FAR OFF.
H. STEADY.
J. CLEAR SKY
K. BUILT UP AREA.
L. AISM LATCCMIL
M. Section 40 IPSWICH SUFFOLK TEL Section 40
N. CROP SPRAYING PILOT.
PAGE 2 RBDAID 005 UNCLAS
O. NIL
P. 051045Z JUL
BT
DISTRIBUTION : Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P.)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
END U N C L A S S I F I E DU N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV135 05/1404 187C2804
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 051150Z.JUL 84
FROM RAF BINBROOK
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC LGZ/Z6F (SIC Z6F INSERTED BY DCC)
A 04 JUL 2342
B ONE LARGE ROUND OBJECT VERY BRIGHT. SILVER COLOUR BALLOON SHAPED
C OUTDOORS AT ADDRESS BELOW
D NAKED EYE
E ABOVE AND BEHIND A BLOCK OF FLATS
F NOT KNOWN
G NOT KNOWN
H FADED FROM SIGHT AS IF MOVING AWAY FROM OBSERVER NO IDEA OF COURSE
J FROM BINBROOK MET RECORDS 3 OCTAS 3800FT 6 OCTAS 25000FT WIND
210/08 VISIBILITY 20KMS
K BLOCK OF FLATS
L CIVILIAN POLICE THENCE TO BINBROOK
M Section 40 GRIMSBY
N NIL
PAGE 2 RBDOXA 015 UNCLAS
O A FRIEND NO NAME GIVEN
P 05 JUL 1130
MRS Section 40 WOULD LIKE TO BE INFORMED OF ANY EXPLANATION. CONTACTABLE
ON GRIMSBY FRIENDS
ET Section 40
DISTRIBUTION LGZ
F
NO SDL
DISTRIBUTION : Z6F
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CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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CAV205 05/1939 187C4081
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 051450Z.JUL 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 3 JUL 84 2115 TO 2145 LOCAL
B. ONE ROUND BRIGHT LIGHT
C. VARIOUS MEMBERS OF BRITISH ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY BETWEEN
WORTHING AND SOUTHAMPTON
D. BINOCULARS, TELESCOPE
E. NORTH
F. LOW ANGLE OF SIGHT
G. NO KNOWN
H. STEADY
J. FINE
K. OPEN COUNTRYSIDE
L. CHICHESTER POLICE
M. Section 40
PAGE 2 RBDAID 011 UNCLAS
N. INFORMANT IS A MEMBER OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY AND
WAS TELEPHONED BY NUMEROUS OTHER MEMBERS WHO REPORTED
SIGHTINGS BETWEEN WORTHING AND SOUTHAMPTON
O. NOT KNOWN
P. 032220Z.JUL 84 BY POLICE 051405Z.JUL BY AISM LATCCMIL
BT
DISTRIBUTION : Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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Section 40
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CAV054 04/0355 186C0070
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 032353Z.JUL 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT. AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 032359A JUL 84. 15MINS
B. FOUR. NOT KNOWN. NOT KNOWN. WHITE, GREEN, BLUE, RED. VERY BRIGHT.
NONE. NONE.
C. Section 40 YSTRAD MYNACH MID GLAMORGAN SOUTH WALES.
STATIONERY. OUTDOORS
D. NAKED EYE, BINOCULARS
E. NORTH OF YSTRAD MYNACH IN HIS 10 OCLOCK
F. NOT KNOWN
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STEADY
J. SKY CLEAR
K. NONE
L. PCW SOUTH WALES POLICE HEADQUARTERS BRIDGEND SOUTH WALES
Section 40
PAGE 2 RBDAID 014 UNCLAS
M. Section 40
N. NONE
O. WIFE
P. 040030A JUL 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION : Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P.)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV . 2 DSTI
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157
Section 40
556
558
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV176 02/2008 184C3345
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 021407Z.JUL 84
FROM RAF LEUCHARS.
TO MODUK AIR
HQSTC
UKRACC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
A. 012145(L).JUL 20 MINUTES
B. FIRE BALL MOVED ABOUT ON HORIZON. BRIGHT YELLOW
C. SITTING ON CLIFF IN CAR WEST SANDS ST ANDREWS OBJECT STRAIGHT
AHEAD
D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS
E. STRAIGHT OUT TO SEA
F. SEA-LEVEL ON HORIZON
G. POSSIBLY 5 MILES OR MORE
H. MOVED SLIGHTLY LEFT AND RIGHT
J. DULL AND CLOUDY WITH SUN SETTING BEHIND CLOUDS
K. LIGHTHOUSE IN THAT VICINITY
L. CPL(W) Section 40
PAGE 2 RBDOXJ 037 UNCLAS
M. MRS Section 40 TROON, AYRSHIRE Section 40
N. TWO OLD DEARS!
O. MRS Section 40 DUNBARTON
P. 02120C JUL 84
Q. YES
BT
DISTRIBUTION : Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
356
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156
A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted).
July 1 0300 45 - 50 secs.
B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colour,
brightness, sound, smell, etc).
first appeared like star single bright light. No noise
Then second flashy bright light + red + green lights
Shape varied, according perspective, appeared circular from underneath
C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
In car, moving A37 between Girvan
and Ballantrae.
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).
towards South West.
F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
15-20° when first sighted.
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible).
At first appeared very distant, then second
2 miles or so.
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed).
first in front, then moved to right (west),
then to left (east) over car.
J. Meteorological conditions during observations. (Moving clouds, haze,
mist, etc).
Very clear night.K. Nearby objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake
or dam, swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires,
TV or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites
with flood-lights or other night lighting).
No - Top of cliff - rural.
L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
Me DS8
M. Name and address of informant.
Section 40
Section 40
Stenhousemuir Falkirk
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
O. Other witnesses.
Wife in car.
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
1145 4 July 84.
Copy to
Ops(GE) 2 (RAF)
DI 55 -D155/108/15/1
155 Section 40
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CAV204 28/1946 180C3636
FOR CAV
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 281211Z JUN 84
FROM GWENT POLICE 498338
TO ADNC WEST DRAYTON
MODUK AIR
INFO HQRAFSC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
MODUK AIR ATTN S4F(AIR). HQRAFSC ATTN CYSYO
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. 0330 HRS ON TUESDAY 26/06/84 ( 10 MINUTES)
B. ONE OBJECT, VERY BRIGHT WHITE LIGHT, APPEARING TO RESEMBLE
A BRIGHT STAR.
C. TOP FLOOR OF BLOCK OF FLATS AT Section 40
NEWPORT, GWENT.
D. FIRST WITH NAKED EYE, AND THROUGH BINOCULARS.
E. LOOKING SOUTH EAST FROM NEWPORT OVER BRISTOL CHANNEL.
F. HORIZONTAL.
G. GIVEN AS THREE QUARTERS OF A MILE.
H. OBJECT HOVERED STATIONERY FOR A WHILE, THEN ROSE IN A STRAIGHT
PAGE 2 RBDPCU 025 UNCLAS
LINE UPWARDS, THEN FLEW DIRECTLY EAST AT A VERY FAST SPEED.
J. FINE, DRY VISIBILITY VERY CLEAR, NO CLOUD.
L. PC 633 Section 40 MAINDEE POLICE STATION, NEWPORT, GWENT.
M. MR. Section 40 , NEWPORT,
GWENT. TEL. Section 40
N. THE INFORMANT IS A STAR OBSERVER AND HAS REPORTED TWO OTHER
U.F.O.S. IN THE PAST.
O. NIL.
P. 9.30AM ON 28/06/84.
Q. NO
BT
DISTRIBUTION : Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P.)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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/ Section 40
U N C L A S S I F I E D S
CAV043 28/0308 17905724
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 272315Z JUN 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA.
A. 272040Z FOR A DURATION OF FIVE TO TEN MINUTES
B. ONE, SIZE OF VENUS, CIRCULAR, COLOUR SAME AS VENUS, BRIGHT BUT
INTERMITTENT, NO SOUND OR SMELL
C. WOKING, SURREY, OUTDOORS IN GARDEN, OBJECT DIRECTLY OVERHEAD
D. NAKED EYE
E. NOT GIVEN
F. OVERHEAD
G. NOT KNOWN
H. MOVING VERY SLIGHTLY FOR FIVE TO TEN MINUTES THEN APPEARED TO
EXPLODE INTO MANY SMALL STAR LIKE OBJECTS.
J. CLEAR SKY BUT SOME STORM CLOUDS TO SOUTH
K. BUILT UP AREA
L. POLICE
> s - / 13 - / 5 /4
PAGE 2 RBDAID 007 UNCLAS
M. MR Section 40 WOKING, SURREY, TEL NO
WOKING Section 40
N. INFORMANT IS A KEEN ASTRONOMER
O. NIL
P. 272115Z.JUN 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION : Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV -2 DSTI
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Section 40
153
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55c
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV229 26/2217 178C5001
FOR CAV
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 261437Z.JUN 84
FROM SRCC PLYMOUTH
TO MODUK AIR
UKRACC
LATCC MIL
INFO HQ 11 GP
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC IAJ/Z6F (Z6F INSERTED BY DCC)
SUBJECT UFO REPORT
A. 260915Z.JUN 84 FOR 05 MINS
B. RECTANGULAR OBJECT APPROX 12FT X 6FT SILVER COLOUR NO AUDIBLE
ENGINE NOISE
C. SILVERTON NR EXETER DEVON. OUTDOORS. STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. MOVING NW
F. ESTIMATED AS FAIRLY LOW
G. NOT ASSESSED
H. MOVING SLOWLY NW
J. CLEAR SKY
PAGE 2 RBDHC 100 UNCLAS
K. NIL
L. MET OFFICE MT BATTEN THEN T AND SRCC
M. MRS Section 40 SIVERTON DEVON
N. NIL
O. 1 OTHER LADY
P. 260950Z JUN 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION IAJ
F
NO SDL
DISTRIBUTION : Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
U N C L A S S I F I E DPAGE 2 U N C L A S S I F I E D 178C5001
CAV 2 DSTI
[signature]
°END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
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CAV045 25/0917 175C1511
FOR ***
ROUTINE 231850Z JUN 84:
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 230130 LOCAL. SEVERAL MINUTES.
B. BRIGHT STAR LIKE OBJECT
C. WALKING DOG IN GARDEN AT BOGHEAD 2 MILES FROM LESMAHAGOW
D. NAKED EYE
E. WEST
F. JUST ABOVE HORIZON
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STATIONARY AT FIRST GIVING OFF VERY BRIGHT WHITE LIGHT. STARTED
MOVING EAST PULSATING RED WITHIN LIGHT EVENTUALLY DISAPPEARING
BEHIND CLOUD.
J. A LITTLE CLOUD
K. NONE
L. Section 40 D WATCH MANAGER SCATCC ATLANTIC HOUSE PRESTWICK
PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS
M. Section 40 TEL Section 40
N. NONE
O. NONE
P. 231024Z
BT
DISTRIBUTION : Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) .).
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI.
END U N C L A S S I F I E DMETROPOLITAN POLICE OFFICE
NEW SCOTLAND YARD
BROADWAY, LONDON SW1H 0BG 08 JUN 1984
Telephone 01-230 1212 Ext.
D.S.8
FILE
The Director
The Ministry of Defence
Main Building S4F(Air)
Whitehall
London SW1
Your ref.:
Our ref.:
TF162/70/8(B1)
Form 7112
19 June 1984
Dear Sir
I enclose for your information and any action considered
necessary, copies of police reports and witness state-
ments concerning the sighting of an alleged unidentified
flying object on Thursday 26 April 1984.
Yours faithfully
Section 40
Copy to:
for Assistant Commissioner
Ops (GE) 2 (RAF) (Traffic)
DI 55
We have already been
notified of this by a signal
from the police.
Section 40
151METROPOLITAN POLICE
Reference C.O.
Dist. 6|QA|1761A 60|15|84
Registry Folio No. 3 May 1984
G.O./Peace Order s.36, p.1. & 2. ......... refers
Re. UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
1
Chief Superintendent
On Thursday, 26 April 1984, PC 657 Section 40 was on duty at
Edgware Police Station when at approximately 10.20pm he received a
telephone call from Mrs Section 40 aged about 29 years,
of Section 40 Stanmore. As a result of what Mrs Section 40
told the officer, he went to Section 40 Stanmore, where he
met Mrs Section 40 and Miss Section 40 aged 21 years, of
Section 40 Stanmore. They stated in the presence of
PC 657 Section 40 and PC 541 Section 40 that they had seen an object
of an unusual nature in the sky above her rear garden.
Both officers accompanied Mrs Section 40 and Miss Section 40 into the
rear garden of Section 40 where Mrs Section 40 pointed east
towards a flashing light, approximately 45° up in the sky from where
they were standing. The officers obtained a pair of binoculars and
studied the object through them and saw that the object was circular
in the middle with a dome on the top and underneath. The middle of
the object had blue lights around the middle and a red/pink lights on
the extreme right of the middle. The dome on the top and blue and
white flashing lights, the dome underneath was blue, green and red/pink
with white flashes. They observed the object for an hour and during
that time the object moved erratically from side to side, up and down
and to and fro, not venturing far from the original position. During
the time the officers observed the object it moved up to the right to
a position of approximately 50° from where they were standing.
SC 118 Section 40 was also present during this time and observed the
object. The object appeared to be over Borehamwood or Mill Hill.
Mrs Section 40 stated "At 9.45 approximately, I opened my back door
to let the dog in, when I noticed a bright light in the sky about 45°
up above the trees in my back garden that was flashing blue, white,
green and pink and it seemed to have things flashing off it. I called
my friend out to show her. We both stood and watched for about 5-10
minutes. I ran out to tell my neighbours but saw two young boys walking
by and asked them if they could see it they said they could. I ran
back into my friend, we watched a little longer. I then ran next door
and told them, we went in their garden. They also saw it and the light
flashing off it. I ran back in again and my friend and I stood watching
it when a blinding white ball with a trail behind went above from left
to right, we both screamed at the same time our neighbours heard us.
The light at this time was going further back in the sky and throughout
the whole time the object was moving very fast and very erratic the
whole time. I am not a nutter. I 'phoned the police who sent three
officers round, who all witnessed and agreed this was not a plane or a
star and that it was flashing colours and moving very erratic. This
object was also viewed through binoculars by the police and myself".
M.P.79(B1) All minutes to be numbered in consecutive order. Continue on other side if necessary.
DISTRICT/BRANCH Q.
STATION Harrow
12A
No. 728 (Unruled)
150
15 MAY 84.1
4 TF162
76-12.2
No. 729 (Unruled)
Miss [Section 40] stated "My friend called me into her back garden at 9.45pm
and we both saw a large flashing object, much larger than a star in the
sky between two trees. The object was flashing bright pink, blue and
white and small white objects were shooting away from the main object
while it moved in a triangular motion. We watched it for 55 minutes and
in this time it faded almost away and then came back and started to fade
slowly. After watching for about 20 minutes a bright white light
flashed rapidly past us about 100 feet from the house from left to right
leaving a bright white trail.
I saw one white object go back to the main red, white and blue one after
about 20 minutes."
Air Traffic Control informed. OB 168 and SM 63A of 26.4.84. and
SM 3 of 27.4.84. refer.
[Section 40]
Inspector
[Section 40]
2
B1 Branch (thro' Commande
I have interviewed both officers in this case and I am satisfied as
to the veracity of their statements. The civilian witnesses have
not been interviewed in depth. However, they are willing to be seen
by Ministry of Defence authorities should this be considered necessary.
QA [Section 40]
3.5.84.
Chief Superintendent
M.P.81(E) All minutes to be numbered in consecutive order. Continue on other side if necessary.[Diagram page]
[Arrow pointing to:] North
Star
unidentified
object O- - - - - - - - - - - - - - [arrow pointing right to building diagram]
45°
[dashed diagonal line]
[Circle with N arrow inside]
Approximate position
of vehicle Object.
VE
[illegible][Drawing page] Unidentified object as seen by PC 657 Milthorp and PC [Section 40] through binoculars at approximately 11pm Dated 26th April 1984 [Sketch of object with labels:] Red light [top] Blue and White lights [left] Blue lights [bottom middle] White Blue, Green/Pink/Red Lights [right]
No. 991A
STATEMENT OF WITNESS
(C.J. Act, 1967, ss. 2, 9; M.C. Rules, 1968, r. 58)
Statement of...... [Section 40] .............................................................................
Age of Witness (Date of Birth) .......... Over 21 .......................................................
Occupation of Witness...... [Section 40] .................................................................
Address and Telephone Number........ Wealdstone Police Station
[Section 40]
.............................................................................
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 2nd day of JUNE , 19 84.
[Section 40]
Signed .......................................................................
[Section 40]
Signature witnessed by .......................................
On Thursday 26th April 1984 I was on duty in full uniform at Edgware
Police Station. When as a result of what Mrs. [Section 40] told me over
the telephone. I went to [Section 40] Stanmore, where I met
Mrs. [Section 40] and Miss [Section 40] They stated in the presence of P.C.
[Section 40] and myself that they had seen an object of an unusual
nature in the sky above her rear garden. P.C. [Section 40] and myself
accompanied the females into the rear garden where she pointed east
towards a flashing light approximately 45 Degrees up in the sky from
were we were standing. A pair of binoculars were obtained and I studie
the object, through them. I saw that the object was circular in the
middle with a dome on top and underneath. The middle Section of the
object had bright blue lights around it with a red or pink light on th
extreme right. The Dome on the top had blue and white flashing.
Underneath the bottom dome was or appeared to be covered in blue green
Signed. [Section 40] ......... Signature witnessed by. [Section 40]
M.P.75 *Delete as applicable.No. 991C
STATEMENT OF WITNESS
(C.J. Act, 1967, S. 9; M.C.Act, 1980, S. 102; M.C. Rules, 1981, r.70)
Continuation of statement of ............ [Section 40] ................................................
red, pink and white flashing lights. We observed the object for one hour,
during this period of time the object moved erratically from side to side,
up and down and to and fro, not venturing far from its original position.
During the observation I saw the object move up to the right approximately
fifty degrees up in the sky, S.P.C. [Section 40] also observed the object.
The object appeared to be over the Borehamwood or Mill Hill area. There wa
a prevailing easterly wind.
[Section 40] [Section 40]
Signed ................................................. Signature witnessed by .......................
M.P.82(E)No. 991A
STATEMENT OF WITNESS
(C.J. Act, 1967, ss. 2, 9; M.C. Rules, 1968, r. 58)
Statement of...... [Section 40] .............................................................................
Age of Witness (Date of Birth) .......... OVER 21 .....................................................
Occupation of Witness......... POLICE CONSTABLE [Section 40] ...............................
Address and Telephone Number......... WEALDSTONE POLICE STATION, 78
......... HIGH STREET, WEALDSTONE, MIDDX...................
......... [Section 40] .................................................
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 2nd day of JUNE , 1984.
[Section 40]
Signed .......................................................................
[Section 40]
Signature witnessed by .......................................
On THURSDAY 26th APRIL 1984 I was on duty in uniform at EDGWARE POLICE
STATION. When as a result of a call I attended [Section 40] STANMORE
in company with P.C. [Section 40] There I saw the occupier Mrs.
[Section 40] and Miss [Section 40] They stated in the presence of myself,
P.C. [Section 40] and S.P.C. [Section 40] that they had seen an
object of an unusual nature in the sky above the rear garden of the pre
premises. Myself, P.C. [Section 40] and S.P.C. [Section 40] went into the rear
garden of the premises in company with Mrs. [Section 40] and Miss [Section 40]
Mrs. [Section 40] indicated EAST towards a flashing light approximately
45° up in the sky from where we were standing. We obtained a pair of
binoculars. I studied the object through the binoculars and I noticed
that the object was circular in the middle with what appeared to be a
dome on top and underneath. There were blue lights around the middle of
the object and red/pink lights on the extreme right of the middle. The
dome on top had blue and white flashing lights. The dome underneath was
Signed. [Section 40] .... Signature witnessed by. [Section 40]
M.P.75 *Delete as applicable.No. 991C
STATEMENT OF WITNESS
(C.J. Act, 1967, S. 9; M.C.Act, 1980, S. 102; M.C. Rules, 1981, r.70)
Continuation of statement of ............ [Section 40] ................................
blue, green, and red/pink with white flashes emitting from it. We
observed the object for an hour and during this time the object moved
erratically from side to side, up and down and to and fro, never venturing
far from its original position. During the time we were observing the
object it moved up to the right in approximately 50° from where we were
standing. From our observationpoint it would appear that the object was
over the BOREHAMWOOD/MILL HILL area.
[Section 40] [Section 40]
Signed ...................................................... Signature witnessed by .......................
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV065 19/0323 17005121
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ROUTINE 182248Z JUN 84
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 182100 LOCAL. ONE AND A HALF HOURS
B. 8 LONG STRAIGHT BLACK LINES WITH AMBER LIGHTS UNDERNEATH
C. INDOORS, STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. N/K
F. 60 DEGREES
G. N/K
H. JOINED TOGETHER THEN FOUR DEPARTED LEAVING 4 HOVERING AND THEN
THEY DEPARTED
J. CLEAR SKY
K. IN THE COUNTRYSIDE
L. AISM, LATCCMIL RAF WEST DRAYTON
M. MRS [Section 40] OLDHAM
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N. NONE
O. TWO OTHER WITNESSES
P. 182225Z JUN 84
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DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
148
A. Date, Time and Duration of 19 Nov E 2100‡ - 2145‡
Sighting.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT SAUSAGE SHAPE LIKE
(Number of objects, size, A MUSHROOM UDY DARK
shape, colour, brightness) BLUE/WHITE FLASHING LIGHT
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER ON CONNOP MITCHAM
(Location, indoor/outdoor, FIGGES MARSH.
stationary, moving)
D. HOW OBSERVED NAKED EYE
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WESTERLY
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT 2000 ft.
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE 4 miles
(By reference to known
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS Station for half
(Changes in E, F and G may an low over Winkle
be of more use than estimates Stadium.
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING CLEAR SKY
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS BLACKSHORE ROAD.
(Telephone lines, high voltage POLE & CHIMNEY
lines, reservoir, lake or dam, lot. 2 MILES
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys,
steeples, spires, TV or radio
masts, airfields, generating
plant, factories, pits or other
sites with flood lights or
night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED DIRECT
(Police, military, press etc.)
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT MRSS [Section 40]
[Section 40]
MITCHAM POLICE
OFFICE [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES NEIGHBOURS.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 2230‡, 19 Nov 84.
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL FINE CLEAR NIGHT
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS Possibly aircraft land
at Heathrow.
[Section 40]
Date 19 Nov 84. Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole--> D155/108/15/1
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CAV096 11/1333 1630 1557
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ROUTINE 111120Z JUN 84
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 102325 JUN 84
B.1. FLICKERING OBJECT (ONE) APPEARS TO BE LIGHTS
C. NEWPORT, GWENT, INDOORS
D. BINOCULARS AND TELESCOPE
E. DUE NORTH
F. APPROX 25 DEGREES
G. UNKNOWN
H. TOWARDS THE EAST (MOVED 12 COMPASS DEGREES IN 25 MINUTES)
J. CLEAR SKY, GOOD VISIBILITY
K. NOT GIVEN
L. GWENT POLICE
M. [Section 40] NEWPORT, GWENT
N. 58 YEARS OF AGE, RETIRED FROM WORK WITH SPINAL INJURY. APPEARS
PAGE 2 RBDAID 003 UNCLAS
MENTALLY STABLE IF A LITTLE ECCENTRIC.
O. MR [Section 40] AGED 30 YEARS OF [Section 40]
CRUMLIN, ALSO OBSERVED BY PC [Section 40] ON ARRIVAL AT INFORMANTS
ADDRESS
P. BY SIGNAL FROM GWENT POLICE AT 111045Z JUN 84
BT
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REPORT ON UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
146
Date, Time and
Duration of Sighting 8 June 1984 - Approx 1240 Local Time -
- Several minutes
Description of Object LARGE SILVER "DOT" WITH AN "AURA"
AROUND IT
Exact Position of GARDEN OF HOUSE, IN COATBRIDGE
Observer TO THE EAST OF GLASGOW
How Observed VISUALLY
Direction in Which overhead observation point "high
Object was First Seen in the sky"
Angular Elevation of overhead for a minute or so
Object The proceeded west to Paisley directio
at high speed.
Distance Of Object DIFFICULT TO ASSESS
from Observer
Movements of Object STILL AT FIRST THEN RAPID
MOVEMENT TO WEST
Meteorological Conditions CAVOK 35 TO 40K VIS.
During Observations
Nearby Objects AN A/C (NOT RECOGNISED) APPEARED TO BE
BELOW OBJECT.
To Whom Reported ATC GLASGOW
Name and Address of MRS [Section 40]
Informant Telephone - COATBRIDGE [Section 40]
Any background Informaton
that may be Volunteered NIL
Other witnesses NIL
Date and Title of Receipt
of Report 8.6.84
To: The Ministry of Defence (AFOR) Phone: AIS Military [informed
Royal Air Force LATCC by phone]
Main Building
Whitehall [Section 40]
LONDON SW 1--> D155/108/15/1
145
143
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV259 08/2117 16005128
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 082015Z JUN 84
FROM LATCCMIL
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 081240A, SEVERAL MINUTES
B. ONE LARGE SILVER DOT WITH INTERMITTENT PULSING OUTER CIRCLE,
SIMILAR TO VAPOUR TRAIL BUT ALL AROUND PERIMETER, VERY BRIGHT
C. COATBRIDGE (EAST OF GLASGOW) OUTDOORS, STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. TO THE WEST
F. VERY HIGH IN THE SKY
G. NOT KNOWN
H. FIRST SEEN TO THE WEST STATIONARY THEN SLOWLY MOVING BETWEEN
12 OCLOCK AND 1 OCLOCK THEN DISAPPEARED AT A TREMENDOUS SPEED
TO SOUTH. HEIGHT AND SPEED JUDGED IN RELATION TO AN AIRCRAFT SEEN
BELOW
J. CLEAR SKY, VISIBILITY 35-40KM
PAGE 2 RBDAID 006 UNCLAS
K. N/A
L. GLASGOW ATC
M. MR. [Section 40] COATBRIDGE [Section 40] TEL [Section 40]
N. RATHER DUBIOUS ABOUT REPORTING AS HE DIDNT WISH TO APPEAR FOOLISH
O. WIFE
P. 081535Z JUN 84
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*END. U N C L A S S I F I E D--> D155/108/15/1
144
143
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV027 07/0115 15805637 [Section 40]
FOR CAV SJB
SSC
ROUTINE 061815Z JUN 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 060013O LOCAL. 30MINS
B. ONE OBJECT SHAPED LIKE A CARS WINDSCREEN. DIFFERENT INTENSITIES
OF WHITE LIGHT
C. TRAVELLING IN A CAR ALONG A361 ROAD CHAVIDS BAMPTON APPROX TWO
MILES TAUNTON SIDE OF THE VILLAGE OF SHILLINGFORD, DEVON
D. NAKED EYE
E. PARALLEL WITH VEHICLE ON DRIVERS SIDE
F. 45 DEGREES
G. APPROX 400 YARDS AWAY AT A HEIGHT OF ABOUT 200FT FROM GROUND
LEVEL
H. GLIDING MOVEMENT. DRIVER STOPPED AND GOT OUT OF CAR AND THE
OBJECT STOPPED. WHEN CAR STARTED TO MOVE OFF THE OBJECT MOVED OFF.
OBJECT KEPT PACE WITH CAR UNTIL IT WENT OUT OF SIGHT DUE TO HILLS.
PAGE 2 RBDAID 007 UNCLAS
CAR CONTINUED THROUGH BAMPTON AND OUT OF VILLAGE TOWARDS DULVERTON
AND WHEN ON HILLTOP AGAIN SAW OBJECT GOING TOWARDS THE GENERAL
DIRECTION OF BARNSTAPLE
J. FINE AND DRY, VERY DARK WITH PATCHY CLOUDS
K. NONE
L. PC [Section 40]
M. [Section 40] DULVERTON TELE:- [Section 40]
N. HAS LIVED IN AREA ALL HIS LIFE. CONSIDERED A PRACTICAL AND
CONCIENCIOUS PERSON
O. MISS [Section 40] DULVERTON
P. 061130 LOCAL JUN 84 AT DULVERTON POLICE STATION
BT
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O<M U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV073 02/1109 154C1269
FOR CAV [Section 40]
ROUTINE 021050Z JUN 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
SSC
S54
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 012209Z JUN 84
B. 2 VERY BRIGHT SATELITE LOCKING OBJECTS
C. TOWN CENTRE IPSWICH
D. NAKED EYE THEN BINOCULARS
E. SOUTH EAST OF IPSWICH
F. APPROX 45 DEG
G. DISTANCE NOT KNOWN
H. BOTH OBJECTS MOVED TOGETHER THEN BROKE AWAY ONE TO THE EAST AND
THE OTHER TO THE NORTH
J. CLEAR NIGHT
K. BUILT UP AREA
L. INITIALLY RAF WATTISHAM THEN LATCCMIL AIS 114
M. MR.[Section 40] IPSWICH, SUFFOLK TEL [Section 40]
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N. CIVIL PILOT
O. NIL
P. 020840Z LATCCMIL
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[Section 40]
142
SSB
SSC
XO:T /L086[00g0:NqsOOW0OON C L A S S I F I E D
CAV171 29/1945 15003178
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 291825Z MAY 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 291745Z MAY 84
B. ONE, SIZE OF HOT AIR BALLOON AND ROUND, SHINY BLACK. NONE. NONE.
NONE.
C. OFFERTON NEAR STOCKPORT
D. NAKED EYE AND CAMERA WITH TELEPHOTO LENS
E. NOT GIVEN
F. BELOW T CLOUD WHICH WAS ESTIMATED TO BE APPROX 3000FT
G. NOT GIVEN
H. CONSANT MOVEMENT NORTH EAST TO SOUTH WEST
J. CUNIM CLOUDS OVER STOCKPORT
K. BUILT UP AREA
L. MANCHESTER AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
M. MR [Section 40] OFFERTON, STOCKPORT
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N. KEEN AIRCRAFT SPOTTER
O. NONE
P. 291755Z MAY 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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*END U N C L A S S I F I E D--> D155/108/15/1 [Section 40]
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
141
141
A. Date, Time and Duration of 28 May 84 for 15 mins at 0300(A).
Sighting. Viewer woke again at 0445(A);
object still there.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT Very bright object.
(Number of objects, size, Sparkling - appeared to have
shape, colour, brightness) numbers round it.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER In bedroom. Stationary.
(Location, indoor/outdoor, Facing South East.
stationary, moving)
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye.
(Naked eye, binoculars, Still.
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT See in South Easterly direction.
FIRST SEEN Between Kintyre Peninsular and
(A landmark may be more Rathlin Island.
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT Low in sky.
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE Between Kintyre and Rathlin Isl.
(By reference to known - up to 10nms.
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS Still throughout.
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING Clear visibility.
OBSERVATIONS Overcast.
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS Seashore and Islands.
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys,
steeples, spires, TV or radio
masts, airfields, generating
plant, factories, pits or other
sites with flood lights or
night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED SDO Machrihanish by Local Police.
(Police, military, press etc.)
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT [Section 40]
Port Askaig - Islay
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE Retired farm worker.
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES None
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 1800(A) - SDO Machrihanish
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS
[Section 40]
Date 28 May 84. Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
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140
CO U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV018 20/0652 141C0400
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 200630Z MAY 84 139
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 192300A MAY 84, 10 MINS
B. TWO
C. BRACKNELL MOVING TOWARD BAGSHOT
D. NAKED EYE
E. NOT GIVEN
F. HIGH
G. NOT GIVEN
H. STEADY
J. SKY CLEAR
K. N/K
L. BRACKNELL POLICE, PC [Section 40]
M. NOT GIVEN
N. N/K
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O. NIL
P. 200215A
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
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CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
*END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
[Section 40]
139
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CYO014 14/0620 135C0408
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 140559Z MAY 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 140050A MAY 84. ONE 5 TO 10 MINS
B. PULSATING
C. GOUROCK NEAR GREENOCK.
D. TELESCOPE BUT COULD BE SEEN BY NAKED EYE
E. 10 MILES WEST OF GREENOCK.
F. NOT GIVEN
G. NOT GIVEN
H. MOVING NE FAIRLY FAST
J. SKY CLEAR. WIND CALM!
K. NOT GIVEN
L. GLASGOW ATC TOWER
M. MR [Section 40] GOUROCK
N. INFORMANT IS AN ASTRONOMER
PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS
O. NIL
P. 140055A MAY 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
*END U N C L A S S I F I E D→ D155/100/15/
RE-ORT ON UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
Date, Time and
Duration of Sighting
MONDAY 14th MAY 1984
0050-55. ABOUT 5MINS.
Discription of Object
SMALL, PULSATING.
Exact Position of
Observer
GOUROCK.
How Observed
TELESCOPE · NAKED EYE.
Direction in Which
Object was First Seen
WEST.
Angular Elevation of
Object
NOT KNOWN
Distance of Object
from Observer
CONSIDERABLE.
Movements of Object
DUNCON → ABERDEEN DIRECTION
Meteorological Conditions
During Observations
GOOD (MET GIVING CAVOK)
Nearby Objects
—
To Whom Reported
GLASGOW A.T.C.
Name and Address of
Informant
MR [Section 40]
[Section 40] GOUROCK
Any Background Information
that may be Volunteered
ASTRONOMER [MR [Section 40] SOUNDED COHERENT]
Other Witnesses
—
Date and Time of Receipt
of Report
0054.
To: The Ministry of Defence (AFOR) Phone: AIS Military
Royal Air Force LATCC
Main Building
Whitehall (0107)
LONDON SW 1→ D155/108/15/1
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting.
11 May 84 2200A (Reported to Flt Lt [Section 40] at RAF Shawbury at 2255A
Object still in there.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness)
Bright Star, white centre with a aura around it.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving)
In a moving car in Wellington along the A442.
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, still or movie)
With naked eye.
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing)
Object was seen stationary over Sutton Hill
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are unreliable)
10°
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known landmark)
about 3 miles
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed)
from initial hovering position object was seen to move very fast and stopped again
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)
clear sky, could see stars, object was very much brighter than stars.K. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with flood lights or night lighting)
Nothing
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.)
Flt Lt [Section 40] at RAF Shawbury.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
Mr [Section 40]
[Section 40]
Telford
Telephone No. [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
Nothing
O. OTHER WITNESSES
Wife: Mrs [Section 40]
Mr [Section 40]
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
2255A at RAF Shawbury
2315A at MOD AF Ops
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS
Nothing
R. REMARKS
None
[Section 40]
Date 11 May 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm[Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleCAV036 07/1145 12800423
→ D155/108/15/1
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 070700Z MAY 84
FROM RAF LEUCHARS
TO MODUK AIR
HQSTC
.UKRAOC
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC: Z6F
SUBJECT REPORT ON AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. 070230Z MAY 84 FOR ABOUT ONE HOUR
B. ONE STAR FLASHING AND CHANGING COLOUR (ORANGE WHITE AND GREEN)
C. HARD HILL, BENHAR. IN DOORS. STATIONARY
D. BINOCULARS
E. NNE OF BENHAR
F. 20 DEGS TO 30 DEGS
G. NOT KNOWN
H. NO MOVEMENT. OBJECT DISAPPEARED AT 0325Z
J. SKY FAIRLY CLEAR
K. POSSIBLY NEAR TO RAF LEUCHARS
L. SAC MA AYNSLEY
PAGE 2 RBDOX.1 001 UNCLAS
M. MR [Section 40] HARD HILL
N. REPORTER HAD NOT BEEN DRINKING, HE HAD INFORMED LOCAL POLICE WHO TOOK NO NOTICE OF HIM.
O. YES HIS WIFE
P. 070330Z MAY
Q. YES
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DST1
•END C D N E A B S M F I E D→ D155/108/15/1
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting.
27 Apr 84, 2315A, 90 mins.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness)
One, appeared as a straight line formed by two circles, pale white light.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving)
Indoors.
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, still or movie)
Naked eye, then binolculars.
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing)
Easterly from Hounslow.
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are unreliable)
45°.
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known landmark)
Not known.
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed)
Slowly vertically, then down fast left and right slowly.
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)
Clear sky.K. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with flood lights or night lighting)
Railway line.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.)
AF Ops direct.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
Master [Section 40] (14 yrs old)
[Section 40] , Houslow,
Middx.
Tel [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
Schoolboy.
O. OTHER WITNESSES
Mother and father.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
2920452 Apr 84.
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS
No, but slight wind.
R. REMARKS
Other objects seen regularly at the same time and position.
[Section 40]
Date 28 Apr 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
[Section 40]
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleREPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting.
27 Apr, 1545Z
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness)
Pulsating light, white.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving)
Edgeware Road.
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, still or movie)
Naked eye.
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing)
Easterly.
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are unreliable)
60°.
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known landmark)
No idea.
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed)
In all directions.
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)
Clear and bright.K. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.)
AF Ops, DOO.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
Mr [Section 40]
[Section 40]
London
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
—
O. OTHER WITNESSES
Office full of people.
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
271550Z Apr 84.
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS
Bright sunlight.
R. REMARKS
[Section 40]
Date 27 Apr 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
[Section 40]
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleUNCLASSIFIED CAV025 27/0241 11800330 FOR CAV ROUTINE 262222Z APR 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 262045E APR 84 B. ONE. INDETERMINABLE. FLAT AND CIRCULAR. PINK, WHITE, BLUE AND GREEN. VERY BRIGHT FLICKERING. NONE. NONE C. [Section 40] STANMORE MIDDLESEX D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS E. OVER MILL HILL AREA F. 45 TO 80 DEGREES G. TOWARDS MILL HILL. H. ERRATIC J. SKY CLEAR K. TREES L. WEALDSTONE POLICE, AIS MILITARY M. MRS [Section 40] [Section 40] STANMORE MIDDLESEX TEL: [Section 40] N. NONE O. MISS [Section 40] STANMORE MIDDX. OCCUPANTS OF [Section 40] STANMORE-NAMES UNKNOWN. PC [Section 40] PC [Section 40] SPECIAL CONSTABLE [Section 40] ALL OF WEALDSTONE POLICE STATION P. 262140Z APR 84 ET DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 → CAV 2 DST1 / •END UNCLASSIFIED
D155/108/15/1 UNCLASSIFIED CAV196 26/1455 117C1799 FOR CAV ROUTINE 260928Z APR 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 252235A APR 84 10 MINS B. ONE. 40 BY 30FT. HEXAGON SHAPED. VARIOUS COLOURS. VERY BRIGHT RUMBLING SOUND. NO SMELL- C. OVERTON PLAYING FIELDS D. NAKED EYE E. FROM WHICHURCH F. DIRECTLY BENEATH G. 50FT H. STEADY J. CLEAR SKY K. NONE L. RAF ODIHAM CRO AND AIS(MILITARY) M. MISS [Section 40] BASINGSTOKE HAMPSHIRE PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS TELEPHONE BASINGSTOKE [Section 40] N. NONE O. MR S [Section 40] BASINGSTOKE HAMPSHIRE P. 260855Z APR 84 DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DST1 •END UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED CAV196 26/1455 11701799 FOR CAV ROUTINE 260928Z APR 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 252235A APR 84 10 MINS B. ONE. 40 BY 30FT. HEXAGON SHAPED. VARIOUS COLOURS. VERY BRIGHT RUMILING SOUND. NO SHELL- C. OVERTON PLAYING FIELDS D. LAKED EYE E. FROM WHICHURCH F. DIRECTLY BENEATH G. 50FT H. STEADY J. CLEAR SKY K. NONE L. RAF ODIHAM CRO AND AIS(MILITARY) M. MISS [Section 40] BASINGSTOKE HAMPSHIRE PAGE 2 RBDAID 001 UNCLAS TELEPHONE BASINGSTOKE [Section 40] N. NONE O. MR S [Section 40] NEAR BASINGSTOKE HAMPSHIRE P. 260855Z APR 84 DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAL 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DST1 •END UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED CAV025 27/0241 1|8C0330 FOR CAV ROUTINE 262222Z APR 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F SUBJECT AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 262045E APR 84 B. ONE. INDETERMINABLE. FLAT AND CIRCULAR. PINK, WHITE, BLUE AND GREEN. VERY BRIGHT FLICKERING. NONE. NONE. C. [Section 40] STANMORE MIDDLESEX D. NAKED EYE AND BINOCULARS E. OVER MILL HILL AREA F. 45 TO 80 DEGREES G. TOWARDS MILL HILL H. ERRATIC J. SKY CLEAR K. TREES L. WEALDSTONE POLICE, AIS MILITARY M. MRS [Section 40] [Section 40] STANMORE MIDDLESEX TEL: [Section 40] N. NONE O. MISS [Section 40] STANMORE MIDDX. OCCUPANTS OF [Section 40] STANMORE-NAMES UNKNOWN. PC [Section 40] PC [Section 40] SPECIAL CONSTABLE [Section 40] ALL OF WEALDSTONE POLICE STATION P. 262140Z APR 84 IT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DSB ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DST1 •END UNCLASSIFIED
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT → D155/108/15/1
A. DATE, TIME AND DURATION OF SIGHTING (Local times to be quoted)
25/4 0224 10MINS
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness, sound, smell, etc.)
20 BRIGHT LIGHTS-DIMMING.
C. EXACT POSITION OBSERVED (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors. Stationary or moving).
STALYBRIDGE - OUT. STAT.
D. HOW OBSERVED. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie camera).
N/EYE.
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing)
NORTH-EAST
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable)
LOW.
G. DISTANCE (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible)
N/A
H. MOVEMENTS (Changes in E, F, G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed)
CIRCLING.
J. METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Moving clouds, haze, mist, etc)
CLEAR
K. NEARBY OBJECTS (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights or other night lighting).
OVER MOORLAND
L. TO WHOM REPORTED (Police, military organisations, the press etc.)
STOCKPORT POLICE
MANCH. A.T.C.
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
N. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES
DS8 D[ILLEGIBLE]c
Ops(GE) 2 [ILLEGIBLE]
DI 55
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
0254. LOCAL.D155/108/15/1 UNCLASSIFIED CAV195 24/2255 115C4357 FOR CAV ROUTINE 242210Z APR 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 232200Z APR 84., 1 1/2 SECONDS B. ONE BRIGHT GREEN OVAL SHAPED OBJECT NARROWING AT ONE END. SIZE OF AN OLD PENNY HELD AT ARMS LENGTH, NO SOUND OR SMELL C. HORSHAM, SUSSEX. OUTDOORS. MOVING D. NAKED EYE E. NORTH F. 30 DEGREES G. NOT KNOWN H. CHANGING J. CLEAR SKY K. NONE L. HORSHAM POLICE AND GATWICK AIR TRAFFIC M. [Section 40] HORSHAM, SUSSEX. PAGE 2 RBDAID 003 UNCLAS N. NONE O. TWO OTHERS ONE OF WHICH WAS 8 MILES AWAY P. 240946Z APR 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DST1 •END UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED CAV203 24/2331 115C4411 FOR CAV ROUTINE 242240Z APR 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 240412A APR 84. 3 MINS B. BRIGHT CONSTANT ORANGE LIGHT. NO NAVIGATION LIGHTS. NO SOUND OR SMELL C. SITTING IN STATIONARY POLICE VEHICLE D. NAKED EYE E. FLYING DUE SOUTH THEN TO DUE EAST. CLIMB EXTINGUISHING BACKGROUND FEATURES F. NOT KNOWN G. NOT KNOWN H. STEADY J. CLEAR SKY K. NONE L. AISM LATCCMIL VIA TELEX PAGE 2 RBDAID 004 UNCLAS M. [Section 40] POLICE STATION, KINGSHAM ROAD, CHICHESTER, WEST SUSSEX, TEL NO [Section 40] N. NIL O. WPC [Section 40] , ADDRESS AS ABOVE P. 242230Z APR 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDC) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DST1 •END UNCLASSIFIED
D155/108/15/1 UNCLASSIFIED CAV195 24/2255 115C4357 FOR CAV ROUTINE 242210Z APR 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 232200Z APR 84., 1 1/2 SECONDS B. ONE BRIGHT GREEN OVAL SHAPED OBJECT NARROWING AT ONE END. SIZE OF AN OLD PENNY HELD AT ARMS LENGTH, NO SOUND OR SMELL C. HORSHAM, SUSSEX. OUTDOORS. MOVING D. NAKED EYE E. NORTH F. 30 DEGREES G. NOT KNOWN H. CHANGING J. CLEAR SKY K. NONE L. HORSHAM POLICE AND GATWICK AIR TRAFFIC M. [Section 40] HORSHAM, SUSSEX. PAGE 2 RBDAID 003 UNCLAS N. NONE O. TWO OTHERS ONE OF WHICH WAS 8 MILES AWAY P. 240946Z APR 84 ET DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAL 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAH 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DST1 •END UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED CAV203 24/2331 115C4411 FOR CAV ROUTINE 242240Z APR 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 240412A APR 84. 3 MINS B. BRIGHT CONSTANT ORANGE LIGHT. NO NAVIGATION LIGHTS. NO SOUND OR SMELL C. SITTING IN STATIONARY POLICE VEHICLE D. NAKED EYE E. FLYING DUE SOUTH THEN TO DUE EAST. CLIMB EXTINGUISHING BACKGROUND FEATURES F. NOT KNOWN G. NOT KNOWN H. STEADY J. CLEAR SKY K. NONE L. AISH LATCCHIL VIA TELEX PAGE 2 RDDAID 004 UNCLAS M. PS [Section 40] , POLICE STATION, KINGSHAM ROAD, CHICHESTER, WEST SUSSEX, TEL NO [Section 40] N. NIL O. WPC [Section 40] , ADDRESS AS ABOVE P. 242230Z APR 84. T DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAF 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYL 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 V 2 DST1 •END UNCLASSIFIED
DS8 Copy to DI 55 → D155/108/15/1
Ops(GE)2(RAF).
I.W. CLARK ATCO II
C.A.A. Airtraffic Control
RAC [ILLEGIBLE]
[Section 40] Kent 3775
REPORT of UNUSUAL AERIAL PHENOMENON
a. Date, time, duration. 19APR84 – 1600hrs. Duration not definitely known.
b. Description. A brilliant, very solid "ball" of light, bright silvery in colour.
c. Position of observer. Visual control room in Control Tower.
d. How observed. Through window, then through binoculars.
e. Direction seen. ENE moving to N.
f. Elevation. See section h.
g. Distance. ½ NM to 2 NM
h. Movements. Object descended (as per conventional a/c) touched down on runway then climbed out near vertically.
j. Weather. CAVOK with light SW.
k. Nearby objects and structures. Airfield installations.
l. To whom reported. Local BUFORA investigator.
m. Name & address of observers Names withheld.
n. Other witnesses. None known.
p. Date & time of report. Reported to BUFORA on 26APR.
Any other pertinent info. At request of witnesses, their names and the airport involved are withheld.
Narrative:-
SATCO (14 years experience) came up to VCR to oversee "deputy controller"
(deputy SATCO?) plus assistant (12 years + 5 years experience respectively) "talking in"
a light plane on runway 22. SATCO scanned the sky and observed "LITS"
(light in the sky) coming in on runway 27 and told the controller his plane
was on 27 and not 22. Then the light plane called base leg for 22
and everyone become aware that the object on final for 27 was
unidentified. SATCO reports that the objects came in "at speed", made a
touch and go on runway 27, then departed at "terrific speed" in a
"near vertical" climb. It is was at this point that SATCO observed the
object through binoculars, resulting in the description at (b).
"The aircraft in the circuit did not see it."
"The Airfield's radar was not being used; a nearby RAF airfield
(with radar) was closed for the Easter bank."
NB Phrases in parentheses are quotes from the report I was given.
Witnesses do not wish to be identified in case their professional integrity is questioned.D155/108/15/1
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting.
19 Apr 84 – 1945Z
Duration 15 mins.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness)
Two objects – dish shaped – silver – slim – criss cross pattern – no lights.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving)
Upper window inside house.
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, still or movie)
Naked eye then binoculars.
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing)
South and SE from Bromley.
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are unreliable)
Lowish (say 25° above horizon).
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known landmark)
No references
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed)
Objects hovering at first but then both moved NW, one later than the other.
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)
Clear sky.K. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts, airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with flood lights or night lighting)
None.
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.)
PC [Section 40]
Bromley Police [Section 40]
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
Mr [Section 40]
[Section 40]
Hayesford Park Bromley
Tel: [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
44 year old oil company employee
O. OTHER WITNESSES
Wife and son (11 years)
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
1921Z Apr 84
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS
None
R. REMARKS
Nil.
[Section 40]
Date 19 Apr 84 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
[Section 40]
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm[Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleD155/108/15/1
(122)
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CXJ059 17/1347 108C3126
FOR CXJ
ROUTINE 170950Z APR 84
FROM MHQ PLYMOUTH
TO MODUK AIR
UKRAOC
LATCC MIL
HQ 11 GP
MINISTRY [ILLEGIBLE]
[ILLEGIBLE]
AIR FORE[ILLEGIBLE]
[handwritten: Copy to DSP
D1 55
D155B]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC IAJ/IAA (IAA INSERTED BY DCC)
SUBJECT UFO REPORT
A. 160200Z APR 84 FOR 15 TO 20 MIN
B. CYLINDRICAL OBJECT ESTIMATED AT 4FT LONG ALTERNATING BETWEEN
AMBER AND WHITE IN COLOUR, DISAPPEARING AT INTERVALS DURING COLOUR
CHANGES
C. NORTH HESSARY TOR NR PRINCETOWN DARTMOOR - OUTDOORS
D. NAKED EYE
E. SOUTHERLY DIRECTION
F. 0 DEGREES
G. 1 1/2 MILES. NO NEARBY LANDMARKS FOR RANGE ESTIMATION
H. STATIONARY THEN MOVED IN THE DIRECTION OF KINGSBRIDGE AND
PAGE 2 REDNC 035 UNCLAS
DISAPPEARED
J. CLEAR SKY
K. TV TRANSMITTER MAST, BUT NOT NEAR UFO
L. RCC PLYMOUTH
M. MR [REDACTED] PRINCETOWN
N. NIL
O. NO
P. 162200Z APR 84
RT
NB. TRY LOOKING AT BRYME' AIRWAYS PLYMOUTH TO
EXETER SCHEDULE !!
DISTRIBUTION IAJ
F
NO SDL
DISTRIBUTION IAA
F
CYD 1 ACAS(OPS) ACTION (CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO))
CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO)
END. U N C L A S S I F I E D→ D155/108/15/1
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U N C L A S S I F I E D D I S S
CAV168 09/1846 100C2969
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 091400Z APR 84
FROM RAF VALLEY
TO MODUK AIR
HQRAFSC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A 4 APR 84 2030Z DURATION 1 MINUTE
B ONE SQUARE GREEN LIGHT
C FIRST SIGHTED FROM CAR ON A4080 ABOUT 1 MILE FROM LLANFAIRPWLLGWLL
OBSERVER STOPPED AND STOOD ON WALL BESIDE WALL
D NAKED EYE
E OS SHEET 114. GR 520703 (LLYNON FARM)
F ON OR NEAR GROUND
G 50 OR 60 YARDS FROM ROAD
H OBJECT SHOT 20FT INTO THE AIR THEN DISAPPEARED TO THE LEFT OF FARM
TRACK. AFTER 20SECS OR SO REAPPEARED THE OTHER SIDE OF TREES ABOUT
1/2 MILE AWAY. HOVERED THEN DISAPPEARED
J NOT KNOWN
PAGE 2 RBDTOG 015 UNCLAS
K LIGHT WAS INITIALLY SEEN IN FIELD NEAR TWO LINES OF POWER CABLES
L SQN LDR [REDACTED] ATC, RAF VALLEY
M [REDACTED] ANGLESEY. BRYNSIENCYN
[REDACTED]
N NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT IN 20 YEARS OF PRACTISE
O NONE
P 5 APR 84 2030Z
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION (CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO))
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
°END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV145 17/1302 108C2360
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 171100Z APR 84
FROM RAF VALLEY
TO MODUK AIR
HQRAFSC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A 12 APR 84 2115 2130A
B TWO BRIGHT LIGHTS CLOSE TOGETHER
C OUTDOOR BY CAR THE IN CAR MOVING. RHUDLAN ROUNDABOUT
D EYES
E SOUTHWARDS ON MOUNTAIN
F LOOKING UPWARDS
G 1NM
H STATIONARY
J CLEAR SKY BUT DARK
K NIL
L RAF VALLEY
N [REDACTED] RHYL
PAGE 2 RBDTOG 015 UNCLAS
N NONE
O FRIENDS AT WORK AND ONE IN CAR WITH MR [REDACTED]
P 13 APR 1400 HRS A
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION (CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO))
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV110 16/1710 107C1611
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 160735Z APR 84
FROM MHQ PLYMOUTH
TO MODUK AIR
UKRAOC
LATCC MIL
HQ 11 GP
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC IAJ/Z6F (SIC Z6F INSERTED BY DCC)
SUBJECT UFO REPORT
A. 131315Z APR 84 FOR 5 MINS
B. CIGAR SHAPE/ELONGATED EGG/WHITE/SILVER/SILENT
C. BEER FER CROSSROADS - NEAR PLYMOUTH - OBSERVER IN CAR MOVING
THEN STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. OVER YELVERTON - MOVED TOWARDS PLYMOUTH SOUND
F. LOW
G. UNKNOWN
H. AS PARA !E! MOVED VERY FAST
J. CAVOK
K. NIL
L. SRCC PLYMOUTH
M. MRS [REDACTED] PLYMOUTH TEL [REDACTED]
N. NIL
O. NIL
P. 151320Z APR 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION IAJ
F
NO SDL
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION (CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO))
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTII
°END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
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U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV168 09/1846 100C2969
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 091400Z APR 84
FROM RAF VALLEY
TO MODUK AIR
HQRAFSC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A 4 APR 84 2030Z DURATION 1 MINUTE
B ONE SQUARE GREEN LIGHT
C FIRST SIGHTED FROM CAR ON A4080 ABOUT 1 MILE FROM LLANFAIRPWLLGWLL
OBSERVER STOPPED AND STOOD ON WALL BESIDE WALL
D NAKED EYE
E OS SHEET 114. GR 520703 (LLYNON FARM)
F ON OR NEAR GROUND
G 50 OR 60 YARDS FROM ROAD
H OBJECT SHOT 20FT INTO THE AIR THEN DISAPPEARED TO THE LEFT OF FARM
TRACK. AFTER 20SECS OR SO REAPPEARED THE OTHER SIDE OF TREES ABOUT
1/2 MILE AWAY. HOVERED THEN DISAPPEARED
J NOT KNOWN
PAGE 2 RBDTOG 015 UNCLAS
K LIGHT WAS INITIALLY SEEN IN FIELD NEAR TWO LINES OF POWER CABLES
L SQN LDR [REDACTED] ATC, RAF VALLEY
K [REDACTED] ANGLESEY. BRYNSIENCYN
[REDACTED]
N NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT IN 20 YEARS OF PRACTISE
O NONE
P 5 APR 84 2030Z
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION (CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO))
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
°END U N C L A S S I F I E D(117)
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV022 09/0813 100C0603
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 090756Z APR 84
FROM RAF LEUCHARS
TO MODUK AIR
HQSTC
UKRAOC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
A. 090030Z APR 84 FOR ABOUT 5 MNS
B. BLUE, FLOURESCENT OBJECTS. DIM AND NOT VERY CLEAR
C. NE FROM LEVEN. OUTDOORS, WALKING THE DOG
(D) NAKED EYE
E. –
F. STATIONARY AT 30 DEGS EAST TO HORIZONTAL
G. A FEW MILES
H. STATIONARY
. NOTHING NOTABLE
K. NOTHING NOTABLE
L. INITIAL REPORT TO INSPECTOR HEPBURN OF LEVEN POLICE STN WE IN-
FORMED SAC WALKER (OPS)
D155-/[ILLEGIBLE]/15/1
PAGE 2 RBDOXJ 001 UNCLAS
M. MR [REDACTED] (DID NOT GIVE ADDRESS)
N. SUBJECT WAS SOBER
O. NONE
P. 090110Z
Q. KO
R. MR [REDACTED] REPORTED INCIDENT TO POLICE. THEY COULD NOT SEE THE
OBJECTS WHEN THEY WENT BACK OUT TO LOOK FOR THEM. MR [REDACTED] BECAME
EMBARASSED AND LEFT WITHOUT GIVING ADDRESS. CONTACT VIA POLICE
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION (CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO))
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
END U N C L A S S I F I E DD I S S (116) U N C L A S S I F I E D CYS009 07/0108 097C6368 FOR CAV ROUTINE 062225Z APR 84 FROM UKRAOC TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F/I3F UFO REPORT FOR MODUK AIR (AFO) A. 4 APR APPROX 2030-2100 EXACT DURATION UNKNOWN B. A NUMBER OF ORANGE AND GREEN LIGHTS C. HOME ADDRESS, OBSERVED FROM GARDEN STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE THEN BINOCULARS. E. TO THE WEST OF LINCOLN, TOWARDS NEWARK APPROX F. APPROX 60 DEGREES (VERY ESTIMATED) G. APPROX 2 MILES (VERY ROUGHLY ESTIMATED) H. MOVING ERRATICALLY AROUND ONE CENTRAL POINT, NOT TRANSITING REMAINING IN ONE AREA OF SKY IJ CLEAR SKY J. NIL K. NIL L. MR [REDACTED] LINCOLN TEL [REDACTED] M. MR [REDACTED] SEEMED FAMILIAR WITH AIRCRAFT LIGHTS ETC AND WAS PAGE 2 RBDOYI 310 UNCLAS. SURE THAT THE LIGHTS THAT HE HAD SEEN WERE NOT AIRCRAFT. HE DESCRIBED THE MOVEMENT AS TOO ERRATIC FOR FIXED WING AIRCRAFT AND TOO FAST FOR HELICOPTER N. MR [REDACTED] DAUGHTER O. 042100 APR 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1. DS8 ACTION (CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO)) CAM 1 \ ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI DISTRIBUTION I3F F CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ACTION (CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO)). END U N C L A S S I F I E D
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
→ D155/108/15/1
[handwritten: COPY TO DS 8A
OPS GE 2 RAF
DL E5 RAF
SSL]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CXJ105 28/1530 088C4587
FOR CXJ
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 281200Z MAR 84
FROM MHQ PLYMOUTH
TO MODUK AIR
UKRAOC
LATCC MIL
INFO HQ 11 GP
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC IAJ
SUBJECT UFO REPORT
A. 272140Z MAR 84 FOR 3-4 MINS
B. 2 VERY LARGE CYLINDRICAL OBJECTS WITH VERY BRIGHT LIGHTS. SILENT
C. PLYMOUTH OUTDOORS STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. TOWARDS CENTRAL PARK PLYMOUTH
F. 45 DEGREES
G. ABOVE MILEHOUSE BUS DEPOT
H. AN ARC NE TO SW TO N, SLOW AT FIRST THEN FAST
J. CLEAR STARRY SKY
K. NIL
PAGE 2 RBDAHC 092 UNCLAS
L. DEVONPORT POLICE WHO ADVISED CALLER TO RING RAF, RCC PLYMOUTH
TOOK DETAILS
M. MR [REDACTED] STOKE, PLYMOUTH
N. EX RAF
O. 2 LADIES FROM PASSING CAR, MR [REDACTED] HAS THEIR ADDRESSES
P. 272210Z MAR 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION IAJ
F IAA (INSERTED BY AMRAO NO SDL IAJ)
CYD 1 ACAS(OPS) ACTION (CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO))
CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO)
END / IN U N C L A S S I F I E D
(114)D155/108/15/1 (113) U N C L A S S I F I E D CWY011 21/0141 080C5206 FOR CAV ROUTINE 202030Z MAR 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 201900Z MAR 84 1 MIN B. ONE RED LIGHT LIKE A FLARE. DISAPPEARED IN A BRIGHT WHITE FLASH C. BASILDON ESSEX, OUTDOORS, STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. NOT KNOWN F. 45 DEG G. NOT KNOWN H. STEADY J. SKY CLEAR K. HOUSING ESTATE L. BASILDON POLICE M. MASTER [REDACTED] BASILDON ESSEX. TEL [REDACTED] N. AGE 13 PAGE 2 RBDAID 006 UNCLAS O. MR AND MRS [REDACTED] BASILDON. TEL [REDACTED] P. 201930Z MAR 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION (CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO)) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI END U N C L A S S I F I E D
(112) U N C L A S S I F I E D CWY011 21/0141 080C6206 FOR CAV ROUTINE 202030Z MAR 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F SUBJECT: AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 201900Z MAR 84 1 MIN B. ONE RED LIGHT LIKE A FLARE. DISAPPEARED IN A BRIGHT WHITE FLASH C. BASILDON ESSEX, OUTDOORS, STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. NOT KNOWN F. 45 DEG G. NOT KNOWN H. STEADY J. SKY CLEAR K. HOUSING ESTATE L. BASILDON POLICE M. MASTER [REDACTED] BASILDON ESSEX. TEL [REDACTED] N. AGE 13 PAGE 2 RBDAID 006 UNCLAS O. MR AND MRS [REDACTED] BASILDON. TEL [REDACTED] P. 201930Z MAR 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION (CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO)) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI END U N C L A S S I F I E D
D155/108/15/1
(111)
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of 202053Z MAR 84
Sighting. Instantaneous Flash
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT Bright, orange flash in the sky,
(Number of objects, size, something appeared to fall to the
shape, colour, brightness) ground. Originally thought to be
an a/c but after inspection by civ
police assumed to be a UFO.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER Outdoors in Crain St, Coalville.
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving)
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT Not known
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT Not known
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE Not known
(By reference to known
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS Bright flash
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING Cloudy and overcast
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS None
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED Civil Police
(Police, military, press etc.)
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Mrs [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
Coalville
Nr Derby (Tel: [REDACTED])
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT None
MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES None
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 202150Z MAR 84
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL None
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS None
[REDACTED]
Date 21 Mar 84 Sqn Ldr / DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED] Rm [REDACTED]
Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole(110) U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV058 09/0310 069C0492 SUSPECTED DUPLICATE FOR CAV ROUTINE 081150Z MAR 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F AERIAL PNENOMENA. A. 072305Z MAR 84, 10 MINS B. ONE VERY BRIGHT LIGHT 2 INCHES SQUARE NO SOUND OR SMELL C. N OF CASTLEMILK GLASGOW. OUTDOORS. STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE THEN BINOCULARS E. NORTH F. CLOUD LEVEL G. NOT KNOWN H. STEADY, RECEDING J. BROKEN MOVING CLOUDS K. NOT GIVEN L. STRATHCLYDE POLICE M. [REDACTED] CASTLEMILK, GLASGOW N. NIL PAGE 2 RBDOXT 004 UNCLAS O. [REDACTED] CASTLEMILK, GLASGOW P. 081110Z MAR 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION (CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO)) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END U N C L A S S I F I E D
DI SS(RAF)
RM 7/9
METROPOLE
REPORT FORM
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
MANUAL OF AIR TRAFFIC SERVICE Part 1
20.12.76 Amendment 12.
D155/108/15/1
(109)
A. Date, Time Duration of Sighting.
7TH. 2305. 8 to 10 mins March
B. Description of Object
BRIGHT LIGHT approx 2" SQUARE.
C. Exact Position of Observer.
[REDACTED] Castlemilk.
D. How Observed.
Outdoors visually and through binoculars
E. Direction in which Object was first seen.
Steady to North and recooling
F. Angular Elevation of Object
Level with cloud
G. Distance of Object from Observer.
Not Known
H. Movements of Object.
Going away
J. Meteorological Conditions During Observations.
Moving Clouds, Haze, mist etc.
Clouds broken Moonshining at 10mins after incident
K. Nearby Objects.
No
L. To Whom Reported.
Strathclyde Police Castlemilk to SCATCC Airways Supervisor.
M. Name & Address of Informant.
[REDACTED] Castlemilk
N. Any Background Information on the Informant that
may be Volunteered.
Reasonably reliable
O. Other Witnesses.
[REDACTED] Govanhill
P. Date & Time of Receipt of Report.
8TH Mar 1054 passed to Latcc Mil AIS intold
08110S MAR[REDACTED]
Rm
M.B.
REPORT FORM
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
MANUAL OF AIR TRAFFIC SERVICE Part 1
20.12.76 Amendment 12.
[ILLEGIBLE stamp: MINISTRY OF DEFENCE / D.S 8 / 14 MAR [ILLEGIBLE]]
[stamps: GY E / [ILLEGIBLE] / DI SS]
A. Date, Time Duration of Sighting.
7TH. 2305. 8 to 10 mins March
B. Description of Object
BRIGHT LIGHT approx 2" SQUARE.
C. Exact Position of Observer.
[REDACTED] Castlemilk.
D. How Observed.
Outdoors visually and through binoculars
E. Direction in which Object was first seen.
Steady to North and recooling
F. Angular Elevation of Object
Level with cloud
G. Distance of Object from Observer.
Not Known
H. Movements of Object.
Going away
J. Meteorological Conditions During Observations.
Moving Clouds, Haze, mist etc.
Clouds broken Moonshining at 10mins after incident
K. Nearby Objects.
No
L. To Whom Reported.
Strathclyde Police Castlemilk to SCATCC Airways Supervisor.
M. Name & Address of Informant.
[REDACTED] Castlemilk
N. Any Background Information on the Informant that
may be Volunteered.
Reasonably reliable
O. Other Witnesses.
[REDACTED] Govenhill
P. Date & Time of Receipt of Report.
8TH Mar 1054 passed to Latcc Mil AIS intold
08110S MARD155/108/15/1
[stamp: REGISTRAR / MANOTON / 15 MAR 1984]
[stamp: 12 MAR 1984]
[stamp: 106 / Capt E / GpGE(2) / DFSS]
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS
INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR REPORTS TO ROYAL AIR FORCE UNITS
1. Date, Time and duration of sighting (Local):
6th March, 1984, 2325 hrs to 2327 hrs- 2 minutes
2. Position of observer:
Charing Road, Hothfield. A.20
3. Direction: (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing)
Over the complete area of Hothfield
4. Angle of Sight: (Estimated heights and distances are unreliable)
Above cloud base
5. Movements: (Changes in (3) and (4) over the period, rather than an
estimation of course and speed)
One red/yellow flash lasting for 2 minutes
6. Description:
As at 5)
7. Name and Address of Informant:
Mr. [REDACTED] Ashford, Kent
8. Any background knowledge of the Informant:
No
9. Any Witnesses:
No
10. Weather at time: (Cloud, rain, moonlight, sunny, winds, as far as possible)
Low cloud
[REDACTED]
Signature ...... ......
Address ....Police Station,.....................
....Ashford, Kent.......................
OB.1523/84D155/108/15/1 (107) U N C L A S S I F I E D CAV255 01/2315 061C2835 FOR CAV ROUTINE 011135Z MAR 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 162100 JAN 84. 3 SECONDS B. WHITE SPHERE WITH LONG BLUE/GREEN TAIL FLOWING BEHIND IT C. BEAUDESERT ROAD, RUGELEY. MOVING IN A CAR D. NAKED EYE E. WEST F. NOT KNOWN G. APPEARED TO VERY HIGH IN THE SKY H. MOVING VERY FAST NE TO SW (FROM RUGELEY TO HEDNESFORD) J. COLD CLEAR SKY. FULL MOON K. TREES L. STAFFORDSHIRE POLICE M. [REDACTED] NORTON CANES. TELEPHONE HEATH HAYES [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDOXT 003 UNCLAS N. NONE O. NONE P. RECEIVED BY STAFFORDSHIRE POLICE 171645 JAN 84 RECEIVED BY AISM 011115 MAR 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION (CXJ 1 DSC AFDO)) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE) RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END U N C L A S S I F I E D
D155/108/15/1 UNCLASSIFIED CAV209 03/2056 063C3057 FOR CAV ROUTINE 031958Z MAR 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 030130Z MAR 84 3-4 MINS B. 1 CONTINUOUS RED LIGHT AND 1 FLASHING RED LIGHT BELOW, SIZE OF A TENNIS BALL AT ARMS LENGTH AND ACCOMPANIED BY A DISTANT DRONE C. [REDACTED] CRAWLEY INDOORS, STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. SE F. 15 TO 30 DEGS G. NOT CLOSER THAN 2 MILES H. CONSTANT SW SLOW, CHANGING LEVEL J. STORMY, CLEAR BELOW CLOUD, WINDY K. CLEAR SKYLINE ACROSS GATWICK AIRPORT L. ATC GATWICK VIA A THIRD PARTY M. M [REDACTED] ADDRESS AT PARA C PAGE 2 RBDOX 002 UNCLAS N. HOLDS PPL O. NIL P. 031600Z MAR 84 ET DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ) CXJ 1 DSO AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)) RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI END UNCLASSIFIED
→ D155/106/15/1 UNCLASSIFIED CAV047 22/0301 052C5128 FOR CAV ROUTINE 211515Z FEB 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 201145 FEB 84. 45 MINS B. BRIGHT LIGHTS MAINLY WHITE BUT ALSO THERE WERE ORANGE, YELTOW AND BLUE LIGHTS C. FROM THE BEDROOM WINDOW D. NAKED EYE E. SOUTH SOUTH WEST F. 500FT APPROX G. 5 MILES H. SEEN TO TURN AND MOVED VERTICALLY AND HORIZONTALLY J. INITIALY CLEAR, CLOUDING OVER TOWARDS THE END K. BOOKER AIRFIELD L. LATCOMIL, MAS SUPERVISORS DESK M. MRS [REDACTED] MARLOW, BUCKS PAGE 2 RBDOXT 009 UNCLAS N. NONE O. HUSBAND P. 211458 FEB 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION )(CXJ 1 DSO AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE) RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END UNCLASSIFIED
→ D155/108/15/1
REPORT FORM
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. 20th Feb. 84. 2345 - 0030
B. Very bright lights - mainly white but also
orange, red, blue.
C. Observer at bedroom window
D. Naked eye.
E. From Booker towards Henley.
F. Approximately 500 ft
G. Probably more than 5 miles
H. Was observed to turn, & move vertically &
horizontally within short distances
J. Sky initially clear but
clouded over later
K. Near to Booker airfield
L. Reported to Booker airfield 0800 a.m. 21st Feb.
& consequently to LATCC (Cmm)
M. MRS [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
BOOKER, MARLOW
N. NONE.
O. MR [REDACTED]
ABOVE ADDRESS
P. 1430 21ST FEB RECIEVED BY LATCC
SUPERVISORS DESK
Copy sent to MAIS 21.1500........... date/timeD155/108/15/1 UNCLASSIFIED CAV058 19/1222 049C3902 FOR ooo ROUTINE/ROUTINE 182113Z FEB 84 FROM GWENT POLICE 498338 TO MODUK AIR INFO HQRAFSC UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F MODUK AIR ATTN S4F(AIR) AND HQRAFSC ATTN CPSY O. UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A SATURDAY 18 FEBRUARY 1984 7.30PM FOR 30 MINS B ONE OBJECT WITH FLASHING ORANGE, PURPLE.RED AND GREEN LIGHTS C FROM WINDOW OF HOUSE D WITH AID OF BINOCULARS STATIONERY SOUTH F NOT KNOWN H STATIONERY J CLEAR SKY FROSTY CONDITIONS K NONE L GWENT POLICE MONMOUTH M MR [REDACTED] NR RAGLAN PAGE 2 RBDPCU 010 UNCLAS N NOT KNOWN O WIFE AND SON P 7.45PM 180284 Q IF NECESSARY REF:P 0980 84-02-18 21:15 OP: [REDACTED] BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)) RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI TNC UNCLASSIFIED
→ D155/108/15/1 UNCLASSIFIED CY0007 14/0430 044C4248 FOR CAV ROUTINE 131732Z FEB 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 131550 FEB 84. 10 MINS B. ONE FLASHING LIGHT NEAR THE MOON SILVER IN COLOUR CHANGING SHAPE C. OUTDOORS. [REDACTED] NW1 LONDON D. NAKED EYE E. NORTH F. N/K G. N/K H. NORTH TO SOUTH J. CLEAR SKY K. N/K L. AISM LATCOMIL M. MISS [REDACTED] LONDON NW1 N. WORKS AT A CHILDRENS NURSERY PAGE 2 RBDOXT 011 UNCLAS O. FIVE ADULTS AND THE CHILDREN F. 131658 FEB 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END UNCLASSIFIED
0/209/1
[Cap DI 55]
[OpsGE) 2.]
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted).
10 Feb
1345 [ILLEGIBLE] about 5 minutes
0145
B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness,
sound, smell, etc).
Similar to aircraft lights. Pulsating lights front and
back. A number of lights on top of the object.
No Sound.
C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
At home, in bedroom. Facing south
D. How observed. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie
camera).
Naked eyes, through windows.
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).
From house on one side of valley, object on
other side of valley. Slightly higher than observer.
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible).
About 1 mile.
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed).
Initially stationary, then moved to observers
right (west), v. slowly. Then moved to left v.
slowly, then accelerated v. rapidly away.
1J. Meteorological conditions during operations. (Moving clouds, haze, mist
etc).
V. clear night. No clouds
K. Near-by objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake or
dam, swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV
or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with
flood-lights or other night lighting).
Street lights on other side of valley.
L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
Me DS8.
M. Name and address of informant.
[REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
Berkhamsted, Herts.
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
O. Other witnesses.
Husband + Daughter.
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
1430 10 Feb 84.
2→ D155/108/15/1 UNCLASSIFIED CAV127 09/0820 040C0690 FOR CAV ROUTINE 090130Z FEB 84 FROM MHQ PITREAVIE TO NODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F UFO REPORT A 090103 - 090120 FEB 84 B WHITE ARROWHEAD, LIGHT VERY BRIGHT BUT SHAPE DISCERNABLE C PERSONS HOME (HOUSE) GROUND FLOOR INDOORS D NAKED EYE, BINOCULARS E WEST OF DALGETY BAY, FIFE F NOT KNOWN G NOT KNOWN OBSERVER WAS UNABLE TO JUDGE H OBJECT EXHIBITED RAPID LEFT TO RIGHT MOTION WHICH CONTINUED FOR SEVERAL MINUTES THEN STARTED TO MOVE UP AND DOWN WHILE MAINTAINING POSITION J SKY CLEAR K NONE L MHQ PITREAVIE (RAF OPERATIONS) PACE 2 RBDGC 015 UNCLAS M MR [REDACTED] DALGETY BAY TEL DALGETY [REDACTED] N NOT VOLUNTEERED O OBSERVERS WIFE P 090110Z FEB 84 OBSERVERS HOUSE IN VIEW OF APPROACH LANES FOR EDINBURGH AIRPORT AND HE IS FAMILIAR WITH AIRCRAFT BY DAY AND NIGHT. ADAMANT THIS NOT AN AIRCRAFT. CHECKS WITH EDINBURGH ATC AND FORTH COASTGUARD - NIL RESULT. FORTH NAVIGATION (DREDGING COMPANY) DID HAVE A DREDGER WITH SIMILIAR NAV LIGHTS IN THE FORTH AT THAT TIME BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE) (RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI END UNCLASSIFIED
→ D155/108/15/1 UNCLASSIFIED CAV043 05/2220 036C1467 FOR CAV ROUTINE 052100Z FEB 84 FROM RAF BOULMER TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC LEZ/Z6F (Z6F INSERTED BY DCC) SUBJ UFO REPORT A. 20.00205 FEB 84 B. OVAL SHAPE BAND OF DIFFERENT COLOURED LIGHTS RUNNING THROUGH A MAINLY WHITE AND VERY BRIGHT LIGHT C. STAG ROCK GRID REF D. VISUAL E. HEADING NORTH F. 20 DEGREES - 30 DEGREES (FROM VERTICAL?) G. DISTANCE UNK H. STRAIGHT LINE NORTH (NO ALTERATIONS IN HEIGHT) J. WINDY BUT CLEAR GOOD VIS K. NONE L. TPO RAF BOULMER M. [REDACTED] SEAHOUSES N. SEEMED TO BE SOBER AND SHAKEN O. MR [REDACTED] BAMBURGH P. 052005Z FEB 84 BT DISTRIBUTION LEZ F NO SDL DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END UNCLASSIFIED
b00 UNCLASSIFIED CAV044 05/2239 036C1495 FOR CAV ROUTINE 052150Z FEB 84 FROM UKRAOC TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F/I3F UFO REPORT FOR MODUK AIR (AFO) A. 5 FEB 84 2000Z, 2 MINS B. ONE OBJECT, VERY LARGE, BLACK OUTLINE, STEADY LIGHTS, NO WINGS, LARGER THAN A JUMBO JET, EMITTING A STEADY HEAVY DRONE C. OBSERVER WAS OUTSIDE OF BAMBURGH GOLF COURSE CLUBHOUSE, LOOKING OUT TO SEA D. NAKED EYE E. 30 DEGREES IN LAND, PASSED OVERHEAD OBSERVER THEN OVERHEAD BERWICK F. NO HEIGHT GIVEN BUT ESTIMATED VERY HIGH G. NIL H. NIL J. CLEAR, NO CLOUD, NO MOON K. NII L. RAF BOULMER, FO [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDOYI 037 UNCLAS M. [REDACTED] SEAHOUSES, ALNWICK, NORTH- UMBERLAND N. NIL O. [REDACTED] BAMBURGH, TEL BAMBURGH [REDACTED] P. 2005Z BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI DISTRIBUTION I3F F CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) °END UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED CAV043 05/2220 036C1467 FOR CAV ROUTINE 052100Z FEB 84 FROM RAF BOULMER TO NODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC LEZ/Z6F (Z6F INSERTED BY DCC) SUBJ UFO REPORT A. 20.00205 FEB 84 B. OVAL SHAPE BAND OF DIFFERENT COLOURED LIGHTS RUNNING THROUGH A MAINLY WHITE AND VERY BRIGHT LIGHT C. STAG ROCK GRID REF D. VISUAL E. HEADING NORTH F. 20 DEGREES - 30 DEGREES (FROM VERTICAL?) G. DISTANCE UNK H. STRAIGHT LINE NORTH (NO ALTERATIONS IN HEIGHT) J. WINDY BUT CLEAR GOOD VIS K. ONE L. TPO RAF BOULMER M. [REDACTED] SEAHOUSES N. SEEMED TO BE SOBER AND SHAKEN O. MR [REDACTED] BAMBURGH P. 052052 FEB 84 T DISTRIBUTION LEZ F NO SDL DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Cps(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END UNCLASSIFIED
°END. UNCLASSIFIED
CYU009 04/1024 035C0232
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 021300Z FEB 84
FROM RAF LEUCHARS
TO MODUK AIR
HQSTC
UKRAOC
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F/LGZ (Z6F INSERTED BY DCC)
A. 311800Z JAN 84 20 MINS
B. 1 BY BRIGHT LIGHT MOVING SLOWLY AND STEADILY ACROSS THE SKY
C. OUTDOORS ALONG COAST FROM LEVEN TO ELLIE
D. NAKED EYE
E. UNKNOWN
F. UNKNOWN
G. UNKNOWN
H. UNKNOWN
J. VIS GOOD NO CLOUDS
K. NO FLOOD LIGHTS OR SIMILAR
L. SACW [REDACTED]
M. MR [REDACTED] LEVEN, TEL LEVEN [REDACTED]
N. UNLIKE SHOOTING STAR OR A/C PREVIOUSLY SEEN
O. MR [REDACTED] ADDRESS UNKNOWN
P. 312245Z JAN 84
Q. YES
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
DISTRIBUTION LGZ
F
NO SDL
°END UNCLASSIFIED→ D155/108/15/1 UNCLASSIFIED CAV075 03/0624 034C1435 FOR CAV ROUTINE 021825Z FEB 84 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 012029, 2 MINS B. ONE VERY BRIGHT WHITE LIGHT FLASHING EVERY 2 TO 3 SECS NO SOUND C. EBBESBOURNE WAKE, 12 MILES SW OF SALISBURY. OUTDOORS. STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. EAST F. 45 DEG G. N/K H. ERRATIC J. SKY CLEAR K. OPEN COUNTRYSIDE L. BOSCOMBE DOWN ATC M. MR. [REDACTED] NR. SALISBURY WILTS TEL NO [REDACTED] PAGE 2 RBDOXT 006 UNCLAS N. NONE O. NINE PL. 021800 FEB 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI
00 UNCLASSIFIED CAV201 28/2022 028C3186 FOR CAV ROUTINE 281940Z JAN 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 281810A ANE TWICE MORE AT ROUGHLY 5 MINUTE INTERVALS BRIEFLY. B. ONE BRIGHT ORANGE FLASHING LIGHT. RUGBY BALL SHAPE. 1 FOOT DIAMETER C. AT HOME BETWEEN HALES OWEN AND CLENT. BOTH. BOTH D. NAKED EYE E. MOVING NORTH-EAST F. NOT KNOAN G. 1.5 MILES H. STATIONARY THEN MOVED AWAY FROM OBSERVER J. DRY FINE NIGHT K. CLENT HILLS L. WEST MIDLANDS POLICE M. MRS [REDACTED] WEST MIDLANDS PAGE 2 RBDOXT 003 UNCLAS N. NONE O. HUSBAND AND FRIEND P. 281910Z JAN 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED CAV202 28/2048 028C3221 FOR CAV ROUTINE 281950Z JAN 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO NODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 281755A. 2 MINUTES B. ONE BRIGHT LARGE SPHERICAL SHAPE. ORANGE C. [REDACTED] STOURBRIDGE D. NAKED EYE E. TOWARDS HAGLEY F. 500FT G. 2 OR 3 MILES H. DRIFTING J. CTEAR K. NONE L. KIDDERMINSTER POLICE M. MR [REDACTED] STOURBRIDGE TELEPHO E [REDACTED] N. NONE PAGE 2 RBDOXT 004 UNCLAS O. NONE P. 281935A BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED CAV204 28/2058 028C3233 SUSPECTED DUPLICATE FOR CAV ROUTINE 281930Z JAN 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. ONE VERY BRIGHT ORANGE LIGHT. NOT KNOWN. RUGBY BALL B. OCCASIONALLY FLASHING. NONE. NONE C. HALESOWEN, W. MIDLANDS. OUTDOORS. STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. NORTH EAST OF HALESOWEN F. JUST ABOVE TREE LEVEL G. 3 MILES APPROX H. STEADY J. CLEAR K. CLENT HILLS L. HALESOWEN POLICE M. MR [REDACTED] STOURBRIDGE, WORCESTERSHIRE PAGE 2 RBDOXT 002 UNCLAS N. NIL O. 2 YOUNG SONS P. 281840Z JAN 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END UNCLASSIFIED
00 UNCLASSIFIED CAV199 28/1917 028C3118 FOR CAV ROUTINE 281900Z JAN 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 281555 JAN 84 B. BRIGHT ORANGE LIGHT SIZE OF STREET LIGHT C. BLAKEDOWN, WORCESTERSHIRE. STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. NOT GIVEN F. NOT KNOWN G. NOT KNOWN H. MOVING LEFT TO RIGHT J. CLEAR K. NONE L. HAGERLEY POLICE M. MR [REDACTED] KIDDERMINSTER, WORCESTERSHIRE PAGE 2 RBDOXT 001 UNCLAS N. NIL O. NIL P. 281830 JAN 84 B DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END CLASSIFIED
DS8 copy b
O[ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE]
[DI 55]
→ D155/108/15/1
Civil Aviation Authority
Cardiff-Wales Airport
Rhoose
Barry
South Glamorgan
CF6 9BD
Ministry of Defence (AFO)
RAF
Main Building
Whitehall
LONDON
SW1 2HB
[MINI stamp: D.C. ... 26 JAN 1984 FILE 10/209]
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT -
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting - 17.1.84 2100 3-4 seconds.
B. Description of Object - Rocket - very bright.
C. Exact Position of Observer - [REDACTED] Trethomas.
D. How Observed
E. Direction in which Object was first seen - North to South.
F. Angular Elevation of Object - 1 mile high 45°.
G. Distance of Object from Observer - Close range.
H. Movements of Object
J. Meteorological Conditions During Observations - Clear night.
K. Nearby Objects - Buildings nearby.
L. To Whom Reported - [REDACTED]ATC, Cardiff-Wales Airport
M. Name and Address of Informant - [REDACTED] Trethomas.
N. Any Background Information on the Informant
that may be Volunteered - Looked like a rocket probably a meteorite.
O. Other Witnesses - None.
P. Date and Time of Receipt of Report 1240 GMT 21/1/84.
[REDACTED]
CAA CHIEF OFFICER
8GRA/0/4/9
23 January 1984UNCLASSIFIED
CAV112 21/1136 021C1751
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 211100Z JAN 84
FROM RAF LEUCHARS
TO MODUK AIR
HQSTC
UKRAOC
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z5F
ATTN AFOR(RAF) SUBJECT REPORT ON AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. 21 JAN 84 BETWEEN 0745-0800
B. SMALL CLUSTER OF LIGHTS STARLIKE
C. [REDACTED] ANSTRUTHER LOOKING ACROSS GOLF COURSE OUT TO
SEA (PITENWEEM END)
D. EYE AND BINOCULARS
E. HEADING TOWARDS EDINBURGH
F. UNSURE AS NO REFERENCE POINTS
G. QUITE A WAY OUT TO SEA
H. TRAVELLING IN A STRAIGHT LINE QUITE HIGH IN THE SKY
J. CLEAR SKY
K. NIL
PAGE 2 RBDOXJ 003 UNCLAS
L. SAC [REDACTED]
M. MR AND MRS [REDACTED] ANSTRUTHER TEL ANSTRUTHER
[REDACTED]
N. BROWN/BLACK SMOKE JUST SEEMED TO DISSIPATE
O. THE MAN AND HIS WIFE
P. 210810Z
Q. YES
PT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
°EN0 UNCLASSIFIEDUNCLASSIFIED CAV122 21/1445 021C2059 FOR CAV ROUTINE 211425Z JAN 84 FROM LATCOMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 172100 3 TO 4 SECONDS B. LIKE A BRIGHT ROCKET C. INDOORS D. NAKED EYE E. NORTH F. 45 DEGREES G. N/K H. MOVING LEVEL FROM NORTH TO SOUTH J. CLEAR K. HOUSING ESTATE L. CARDIFF AIRPORT M. MR [REDACTED] TRETHOMAS GLAMORGAN N. NONE PAGE 2 RBDOXT 001 UNCLAS O. NONE P. 211258Z JAN 84 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END UNCLASSIFIED
→ D155/108/15/1
87
Section 40
55
554
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV41 17/0344 017C0370
FOR C/V
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 162210Z JAN 84
FROM GWENT POLICE 498338
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HORAFSC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
MODUK AIR ATTN S4F(AIR), HORAFSC ATTN CP SY O
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. 16/01/84 AT 9.12PM
B. TWO SMALL WHITE LIGHTS, ONE LARGE WHITE LIGHT, CONSTANT.
C. ON GROUND BELOW THE LIGHTS.
D. NORMAL EYESIGHT. NO BINOCULARS ETC.
E. OBJECT FIRS SEEN TO THE EAST OF NEWPORT, AT ABOUT 45 DEGREES.
F. 45%
G. HALF A MILE.
H. OBJECT TRAVELLED FRO EAST TO WEST AT A SLOW SPEED.
J. CLEAR SKYS.
K. NIL.
L. MAINDEE POLICE STATION.
PAGE 2 REDBPCU 053 UNCLAS
[Section 40] NEWPORT, GWENT.
N. NIL.
O. [Section 40] NEWPORT.
[Section 40] NEWPORT, GWENT.
D. 9.12 PM ON MONDAY 16/01/84.
Q. NIL
TT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 ESC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(CE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
U N C L A S S I F I E D86
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV016 17/0055 017C0047
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 162330Z JAN 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 162100 10SECS
B. ROUND OR C SHAPED OBJECT THE SIZE OF THE MOON SIMILAR IN
APPEARANCE PERHAPS SMALLER. IT WAS BRIGHT WITH BLUE OR WHITE LIGHT
EMITTED
C. OUTDOORS
D. NAKED EYE
E. NOT KNOWN
F. NOT KNOWN
G. HALF A MILE
H. MOVING DOWNWARDS. NORTH TO SOUTH
J. CLEAR SKY
K. NOT KNOWN
L. LEDBURY POLICE
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 007 UNCLAS
M. MR AND MRS [Section 40] LEDBURY HEREFORDSHIRE
N. MR [Section 40] IN A JOB WITH COMPUTERS ALSO INTO ASTROLOGY. MRS
[Section 40] IS A SHOP SUPERVISOR
O. NONE
P. 162256
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
U N C L A S S I F I E D85
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV041 17/0344 017C0370
FOR CAV
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 162210Z JAN 84
FROM GWENT POLICE 498338
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HORAFSC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
MODUK AIR ATTN S4F(AIR), HORAFSC ATTN CP SY O
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. 16/01/84 AT 9.12PM
B. TWO SMALL WHITE LIGHTS, ONE LARGE WHITE LIGHT, CONSTANT.
C. ON GROUND BELOW THE LIGHTS.
D. NORMAL EYESIGHT. NO BINOCULARS ETC.
E. OBJECT FIRS SEEN TO THE EAST OF NEWPORT, AT ABOUT 45 DEGREES.
F. 45%
G. HALF A MILE.
H. OBJECT TRAVELLED FRO EAST TO WEST AT A SLOW SPEED.
J. CLEAR SKYS.
K. NIL.
L. MAINDEE POLICE STATION.
PAGE 2 RBDPCU 053 UNCLAS
MRS. [Section 40] NEWPORT, GWENT.
N. NIL.
O. [Section 40] NEWPORT.
[Section 40] NEWPORT, GWENT.
P. 9.12 PM ON MONDAY 16/01/84.
Q. NIL
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
U N C L A S S I F I E DCopy to [DI 55]
Ops(GE) 2
[Section 40]
84
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted).
Friday 13 Jan 84, 2015.
Less than five minutes
B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness,
sound, smell, etc).
Circular, surrounded by lights; similar
object appeared at a [ILLEGIBLE] (Black, surrounded
underneath. by lights
C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
At door to house. Outdoors
Stchoven.
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).
Not [ILLEGIBLE] tno
To [ILLEGIBLE], as she stood in doorway
F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
about 60°
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible).
Not known.
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed).
The second object moved down + disappeared
into clouds. First object obscured by
clouds + disappeared.J. Meteorological conditions during operations. (Moving clouds, haze, mist
etc).
Windy, Cloudy.
K. Nearby objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake or
dam, swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV
or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with
flood-lights or other night lighting).
LSA Factory
L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
DS8a.
M. Name and address of informant.
[Section 40]
Enfield
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
O. Other witnesses.
Daughter and son - [ILLEGIBLE].
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
10.30 16 Jan.
2REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted).
4 Jan 00.30 3-4 mins
B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness,
sound, smell, etc).
Bright globe, orange/gold lights around perimeter.
seemed 'football size'
C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
Indoors, at window.
D. How observed. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie
camera).
naked eye.
E. Direction in which object was first seen. (A landmark may be more useful
than a badly estimated bearing).
South westerly, towards Dover
F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
started very high in sky, descended slowly
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible).
seemed 150 yards.
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed).
descended, seemed to disappear behind
neighbors house.
1J. Meteorological conditions during operations. (Moving clouds, haze, mist
etc).
Windy, cloudy.
K. Nearby objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake or
dam, swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV
or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with
flood-lights or other night lighting).
no.
L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
DS8.
M. Name and address of informant.
[Section 40]
St Paul Cray, Orpington.
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
/
O. Other witnesses.
No
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
16 Jan 13 50.
283
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV092 13/0925 013C1149
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 130900Z JAN 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 121730. 20 SECS
B. LUMINOUS TRIANGULAR SHAPE PROCEEDED BY A FLASHING LIGHT. NO NOISE
C. INDOORS
D. NAKED EYE
E. NOT KNOWN
F. LOW
G. NOT KNOWN
H. TRAVELLING TO THE EAST
J. NOT KNOWN
K. NOT KNOWN
L. RAF ODIHAM STATION OPS
M. MR [Section 40] GUILDFORD, SURREY
N. 1 OFF
PAGE 2 RFDOXT 001 UNCLAS
O. SISTER AND FRIEND
P. 130810Z
TT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
U N C L A S S I F I E D82
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAVCEE 11/C012 011C0909
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 110745Z JAN 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
A. 10 JAN 2000 TO APPROX 2045A
B. THREE OR FOUR WHITE LIGHTS. HORIZONTAL AND APPEARING TO REVOLVE.
PULSATING. NO SOUND. NO SMELL
C. OUTDOORS
D. NAKED EYE AND THEN BINOCULARS
E. WESTERLY
F. 30 DEGREES
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STATIONARY
J. LOW BROKEN CLOUD. RAIN
K. HOUSES
L. MELTON MOWBRAY POLICE STATION
M. MR [Section 40]
WHISSENDINE, RUTLAND
PAGE 2 RRDOXT 001 UNCLAS
N. NIL
O. MRS [Section 40] AND NEIGHBOURS
P. 2045A
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDC) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
U N C L A S S I F I E D→ D155/108/15/1
Section 40
55B
55C
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV044 12/0347 011C5128
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 111435Z JAN 84
FROM RAF BINBROOK
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC LGZ/Z6F (Z6F INSERTED BY DCC)
A 110455 JAN
B LARGE VERY BRIGHT YELLOW SPHERE APPROX 15 FEET DIAMETER. STEADY
LIGHT FOR 20 SECONDS REPEATED 4 TIMES. LIGHT TOO STRONG FOR NORMAL
SIGHT
C UPSTAIRS FROM [Section 40] HOWDEN
D NAKED EYE
E NU ASSELBY
F LOW IN SKY BELOW CLOUD
G APPROX HALF MILE
H STATIONARY
J CLOUDY BUT GOOD VIS
K RIVER DERWENT. BARNBY WATERWORKS DRAX ELECTRIC PYLON
L PC [Section 40]
M MRS [Section 40] (WHERE A63
CROSSES RIVER DERWENT)
N RATIONAL PERSON AGED 45
O HUSBAND
P 110748 JAN HUMBER POLICE. 111415 BINBROOK OPS. ADDITIONALLY
1. PC [Section 40] GOING TO BED IN GOOLE HEARD A NOISE LIKE THUNDER AND
SAW BRIGHT LIGHT IN DIRECTION OF BARNBY
2. MRS [Section 40] WOULD APPRECIATE A FOLLOW THROUGH REPORT
BT
DISTRIBUTION LGZ
F
NO SDL
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
U N C L A S S I F I E DCONTRA: [ILLEGIBLE] DS8 copy b
R.A.F. MANSION Ops(GE)2 [Section 40]
13 JAN 1984 DI55[ILLEGIBLE] [Section 40]
[Section 40]
80
[KENT COUNTY CONSTABULARY
D DIVISION
- 9 JAN 1984
Telephone Office
CRANBROOK SECTION]
LR. No. 135
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS
U.F.O.
INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR REPORTS TO ROYAL AIR FORCE UNITS
[ILLEGIBLE] 10/209.
1. Date, Time and duration of sighting (Local): 4e January 1984.
1617 hours. approximately 8 Seconds.
2. Position of observer: [Section 40]
Cranbrook. Kent.
3. Direction: (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing)
Travelling Northeast to Southwest (Inkden to
Hawkhurst).
4. Angle of Sight: (Estimated heights and distances are unreliable)
65 to 70°
5. Movements: (Changes in (3) and (4) over the period, rather than an
estimated of course and speed)
None.
6. Description:
[ILLEGIBLE] long silver metalic looking object, no visible signs of wings.
White hot like a magnesium [ILLEGIBLE], no smoke trails. Object just completely vanished.
7. Name and Address of Informant:
[Section 40] Cranbrook. Kent.
8. Any background knowledge of the Informant:
/
9. Any Witnesses:
Only my black labrador dog. NONE
10. Weather at time: (Cloud, rain, moonlight, sunny, winds, as far as possible)
Clear Blue Sky, No clouds, very still, no wind, no noise
[KENT COUNTY CONSTABULARY
'D' DIVISION
11 JAN 1984
EP INSPECTOR'S OFFICE
TUNBRIDGE WELLS]
[Section 40] Signature
Address
Cranbrook... Kent.....→ D155/108/15/1
Section 40
55C
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79
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV055 11/0812 011C0909
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 110745Z JAN 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
A. 10 JAN 2000 TO APPROX 2045A
B. THREE OR FOUR WHITE LIGHTS. HORIZONTAL AND APPEARING TO REVOLVE.
PULSATING. NO SOUND. NO SMELL
C. OUTDOORS
D. NAKED EYE AND THEN BINOCULARS
E. WESTERLY
F. 30 DEGREES
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STATIONARY
J. LOW BROKEN CLOUD. RAIN
K. HOUSES
L. MELTON MOWBRAY POLICE STATION
M. MR [Section 40]
WHISSENDINE, RUTLAND
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 001 UNCLAS
N. NIL
C. MRS [Section 40] AND NEIGHBOURS
P. 2045A
PT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI→ D155/108/15/1
78
BRISTOL AIRPORT
BRISTOL BS19 3DY
Telephone LULSGATE [Section 40]
L. J. Wilson General Manager
our ref O/5A your ref date
RJB/SJ
11 January 1984
Ministry of Defence (AFOR), Copies to: DS 8a
R.A.F. Main Building, Ops C4/02(RAF) [Section 40]
Whitehall, Di 55(RAF) 55f
LONDON, S.W.1. 55
Dear Sir,
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
Set out below is a report of an unidentified flying object as MATS 6-18,
Chapter 4 Part 3, the details of which were telephoned AIS (Military) LATCC
032000.
A. 030533. 45 seconds.
B. Triangular giving off a pinkish, reddish glow.
C. Keynsham, Bristol, Avon.
D. Naked eye.
E. From east.
F. Overhead.
G. Not determined.
H. Flashed across the sky like a meteorite, paused, then headed off in
another direction, paused, then disappeared in northerly direction.
J. Sky clear.
K. No information.
L. Bristol Police, RAF Lyneham.
M. Mr. [Section 40] Keynsham, Bristol.
N. Passed information on previous sightings of satellites and correspondence
that he had received from the Daily Mail concerning their movements.
O. Nil. [Section 40]
P. 0302000 hrs.
[Section 40] General Manager→ D155/108/15/1 [Section 40]
55f
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REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ A. Date, Time and Duration of │ 102000Z Jan 84 │
│ Sighting. │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT │ 3 White lights in a line. │
│ (Number of objects, size, │ Pulsating │
│ shape, colour, brightness) │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER │ Outside in the village of │
│ (Location, indoor/outdoor, │ WISSENDINE, 4 miles West of │
│ stationary, moving) │ Cottesmore │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ D. HOW OBSERVED │ Naked eye │
│ (Naked eye, binoculars, │ │
│ other optical devices, │ │
│ still or movie) │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT │ Coming over the village │
│ FIRST SEEN │ │
│ (A landmark may be more │ │
│ useful than a badly estimated │ │
│ bearing) │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ F. ANGLE OF SIGHT │ 25° │
│ (Estimated heights are │ │
│ unreliable) │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ G. DISTANCE │ 5 - 10 miles. │
│ (By reference to known │ │
│ landmark) │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ H. MOVEMENTS │ Stationary, possibly hovering │
│ (Changes in E, F and G may │ │
│ be of more use than estimates │ │
│ of course and speed) │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ J. MET CONDITIONS DURING │ Rain - low cloud │
│ OBSERVATIONS │ │
│ (Clouds, haze, mist etc) │ │
└───────────────────────────────────┴────────────────────────────────────┘┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ K. NEARBY OBJECTS │ None │
│ (Telephone lines, high voltage│ │
│ lines, reservoir, lake or dam,│ │
│ swamp or marsh, river, high │ │
│ buildings, tall chimneys, │ │
│ steeples, spires, TV or radio │ │
│ masts, airfields, generating │ │
│ plant, factories, pits or │ │
│ other sites with flood lights │ │
│ or night lighting) │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ L. TO WHOM REPORTED │ Oakham Police who repeated it │
│ (Police, military, press etc.)│ to Cottesmore Operations │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT │ Mr [Section 40] │
│ │ [Section 40] │
│ │ │
│ │ WISSENDINE │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT │ │
│ MAY BE VOLUNTEERED │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ O. OTHER WITNESSES │ Next door neighbours │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT │ 102010Z Jan 84 │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL │ │
│ CONDITIONS │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ R. REMARKS │ │
│ │ │
│ │ │
│ │ │
│ │ │
│ │ │
│ │ [Section 40] │
└───────────────────────────────────┴────────────────────────────────────┘
Date 11 Jan 84 Sqn Idr / DOO / AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole→ D155/108/15/1 [Section 40]
55
55
76
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ A. Date, Time and Duration of │ 071755Z Jan 84 │
│ Sighting. │ Nearly 2 Mins │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT │ Orange/Red colour. Round │
│ (Number of objects, size, │ Object about 50ft diameter. │
│ shape, colour, brightness) │ No Sound │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER │ Outside in garden │
│ (Location, indoor/outdoor, │ │
│ stationary, moving) │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ D. HOW OBSERVED │ Naked Eye │
│ (Naked eye, binoculars, │ │
│ other optical devices, │ │
│ still or movie) │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT │ Traveling from East to West. │
│ FIRST SEEN │ From London towards Northolt │
│ (A landmark may be more │ airport. │
│ useful than a badly estimated │ │
│ bearing) │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ F. ANGLE OF SIGHT │ Straight overhead │
│ (Estimated heights are │ │
│ unreliable) │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ G. DISTANCE │ About 6-700 feet │
│ (By reference to known │ │
│ landmark) │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ H. MOVEMENTS │ Going straight then turned │
│ (Changes in E, F and G may │ off towards a northerly │
│ be of more use than estimates │ direction. │
│ of course and speed) │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ J. MET CONDITIONS DURING │ Very clear sky │
│ OBSERVATIONS │ │
│ (Clouds, haze, mist etc) │ │
└───────────────────────────────────┴────────────────────────────────────┘┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ K. NEARBY OBJECTS │ Housing estate and shopping │
│ (Telephone lines, high voltage│ centre. │
│ lines, reservoir, lake or dam,│ │
│ swamp or marsh, river, high │ │
│ buildings, tall chimneys, │ │
│ steeples, spires, TV or radio │ │
│ masts, airfields, generating │ │
│ plant, factories, pits or │ │
│ other sites with flood lights │ │
│ or night lighting) │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ L. TO WHOM REPORTED │ Greenford Police Station │
│ (Police, military, press etc.)│ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT │ Mr [Section 40] │
│ │ [Section 40] │
│ │ Greenford │
│ │ [Section 40] │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT │ ----- │
│ MAY BE VOLUNTEERED │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ O. OTHER WITNESSES │ ------- │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT │ 071930Z Jan 84 │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL │ / │
│ CONDITIONS │ │
├───────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ R. REMARKS │ │
│ │ │
│ │ / │
│ │ │
│ │ [Section 40] │
└───────────────────────────────────┴────────────────────────────────────┘
Date 8 Jan 84 Sqn Idr / DOO / AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole→ D155/108/15/1
Section 40
-55B
-55C
75
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV227 04/2342 004C4894
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 041948Z JAN 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 041810 JAN 5 MINS
B. ONE OBLONG UPRIGHT OBJECT AS LARGE AS AIRLINER. YELLOW. BRIGHT
C. DITCHLING, E SUSSEX. INDOORS. STATIONARY THEN MOVED SLOWLY TO
NE HAVING FLASHING BRILIANT YELLOW LIGHTS
D. NAKED EYE
E. NE
F. NOT KNOWN
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STEADY CLIMBING
J. CLEAR SKY
K. NONE
L. LEWES POLICE. PC [Section 40]
M. MRS [Section 40] DITCHLING. SUSSEX
N. NONE
PACE 2 RBDOXT 006 UNCLAS.
O. NONE
P. 041940 JAN 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
Section 40
55c
55
74
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV199 03/2223 003C4025
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 032100Z JAN 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 030533Z JAN 84. 45 SECS
B. ONE PINKISH REDDISH GLOWING LIGHT TRIANGULAR
C. KEYNSHAM NR BRISTOL AVON OUTDOORS STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. EAST THEN CAME OVERHEAD AND DISAPPEARED NORTH
F. OVERHEAD
G. NOT KNOWN
H. ERRATIC
J. CLEAR SKY
K. NIL
L. BRISTOL AIR TRAFFIC
M. MR [Section 40] KEYNSHAM NR BRISTOL
N. OBSERVES THE SKY AT NIGHT
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 007 UNCLAS
O. NONE
P. 032010Z JAN 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
U N C L A S S I F I E DU N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV207 03/2310 003C4120
Section 40
55f
55
73
FOR CAV
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 032023Z JAN 84
FROM GWENT CONSTABULARY 498338
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HORAFSC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
MODUK AIR ATTN S4F(AIR). HORAFSC ATTN CP SY O.
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT.
A 3/1/84. AT 16.40 HOURS FOR A DURATION OF 2 MINUTES.
B TWO BRIGHT LIGHTS IN CLOSE PROXIMITY.
C A.445. SPYTTY ROAD, STATIONARY WHILST SAT IN A
VEHICLE IN A TRAFFIC JAM.
D. UNAIDED SIGHT.
E SOUTHERN DIRECTION.
F 45 DEGREES.
G APPROX 4 MILES.
H NIL STATIONARY
J CLEAR SKY WITH BROKEN CLOUD.
K NIL
PAGE 2 RBDPCU 029 UNCLAS
L MAINDEE CHARGE OFFICE BY TELEPHONE.
M [Section 40] MACHINE OPERATOR
OF [Section 40] NEWPORT./
N OF SOUND CHARACTER AND HAS ELIMINATED ALL POSSIBLE
CLUES OF REFLECTION E.C.T.
O NIL
P 17.10 HOURS 3/1/84.
Q P.C. [Section 40] HAS VISITED THE INFORMANT AND
OBTAINED ALL NECESSARY DETAILS.
WITH REFERENCE TO THE ABOVE SIGHTING IT WAS LATER REPORTED THAT
P.C. [Section 40] OF MAINDEE LATER SEEN TWO HELICOPTERS IN THE AREA
WITH BRIGHT LIGHTS. IT IS THOUGHT THAT THIS IS WHAT THE INFORMANT
ACTUALLY SAW
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
U N C L A S S I F I E DPAGE 2 U·N C L A·S S I F I E D. 003C4120 CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DST! °END U·N C L A S S I F I E D
→ D155/108/15/1
72/1
Section 40
55B
-55B
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV050 03/1238 003C1348
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 031200Z JAN 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F.
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 312115Z BRIEFLY
B. ONE ROUND VERY BRIGHT FLUERESCENT PINK LIGHT
C. [Section 40] NORWICH. INDOORS. STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. DIRECTION DEERHAM RD
F. LOW
G. OVERFIELD BY ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND
H. MOVING VERY FAST
J. GOOD VISIBILITY HIGH WINDS
K. NONE
L. NORWICH POLICE
M. MR AND MRS [Section 40] NORWICH
N. MR [Section 40]
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 001 UNCLAS
O. MR AND MRS [Section 40] WESTCLIFFE ON SEA
P. 031140Z JAN 84
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
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72/1
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV[ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE]5/1230 003B1340
FOR CAV
ROUTINE [ILLEGIBLE]312002 JAN 84
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
[U·]N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
ARIAL PHENOMENA
A. 2121152 [ILLEGIBLE]
B. ONE ROUND VERY BRIGHT FLUERESCENT PINK LIGHT
C. [Section 40] NORWICH. INDOORS. STATIONARY
[D.] NAKED EYE
[E.] DIRECTION DEERHAM RD
[F.] LOW
[G.] OVERFIELD BY ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND
[H.] MOVING VERY FAST
[J.] GOOD VISIBILITY HIGH WINDS
[K.] [ILLEGIBLE]NE
[L.] NORWICH POLICE
[M.] [ILLEGIBLE] AND MRS [Section 40] I.CRUICH
[N.] [Section 40]
PAGE 2 RBREXT 001 UNCLAS
[O.] MR AND MRS [Section 40] WESTCLIFFE ON SEA
[P.] [ILLEGIBLE]311402 JAN 34
[DISTRIBUTION] Z6F
[ILLEGIBLE] 1 [ILLEGIBLE]S8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
[ILLEGIBLE] 1 ACS(P)
[ILLEGIBLE]Y 1 DD Ops[(E)(RAF)]
[ILLEGIBLE]AV 1 DI 55
[ILLEGIBLE]AV 2 DSTI
[ILLEGIBLE]UNCLASSIFIED CAV083 28/1937 362C1544 FOR CAV ROUTINE 281910Z DEC 83 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR U·N C L A S S I F I E D SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 281742A. 10 MINS B. ONE VERY BRIGHT LIGHT. NONE. NONE C. KINGSKERSWELL. DEVON. OUTDOORS AND INDOORS. STATIONARY AND MOVPNG D. NAKED EYE E. N/K F. TWENTY DEGREES G. N/K H. STATIONARY FOR FIVE MINS THEN MOVED OKF J. CLEAR K. N/K L. NEWTON ABBOT POLICE M. MR R [Section 40] KINGSKERSWELL DEVON. TEL KINGSKERSWELL [Section 40] PAGE 2 RBDOXT 002 UNCLAS N. NIL N O. NIL P. 281830A BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1. ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °7ND U N C L A S S I F I E D
→ D155/108/15/1
Section 40
70
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV079 28/1906 362C1502
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 281800Z DEC 83
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 250745 DEC 83
B. THREE SINGLE ORANGE LIGHTS IN THE SHAPE OF A TRIANGLE. SOUND WAS
LIKE A LOW DRONE
K. IN A FIELD WALKING DOGS AT SHERLOCKS FARM, GROOMBRIDGE
D. NAKED EYE
E. WEST
F. N/K
G. 5 MILES APPROX
H. CHANGING
J. LOW WISPY CLOUD
K. NONED
L. POLICE
M. MISS [Section 40] GROOMBRIDGE, SUSSEX
PAGE 2 RBDOX 001 UNCLAS
N. NONE
O. NONE
P. 281744 DEC 83
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
°END U·N C L A S S I F I E D→ D155/108/15/1
169
Section 40
[ILLEGIBLE]55
55c
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV019 23/0245 357C0139
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 222230Z DEC 83
FROM . LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 221750Z DEC 83 4 TO SECONDS
B. 5 OBJECTS ROUNDISH WITH PROTRUDING TOP ORANGE AND YELLOW COLOURS
C. EDMONTON, OUTDOORS, STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
F. GOING FROM NORTH TO SOUTH EAST
F. 60 DEGREES
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR SKY
K. NIL
L. AISM LATCCMIL
M. SON OF MR [Section 40] EDMONTON N9
N. NIL
PAGE 2 REDOXT 002 UNCLAS
O. DAUGHTER OF MR [Section 40] SAME ADDRESS
P. 222152Z DEC 83
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
>ELD U·N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1
68/1
Section 40
[ILLEGIBLE]55
5[ILLEGIBLE]
UNCLASSIFIED
CAV090 03/3545 33605432
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 022130Z DEC 83
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 0217352 DEC 83
B. FIFTY PENCE PIECE SHAPE GREEN LIGHTS EITHER SIDE WITH RED GLOW
AND HUMMING NOISE. WINDOWS AROUND OUTSIDE
C. OUTSIDE HOME ADDRESS
D. NAKED EYE
E. TRAVELLING NORTH TO SOUTH TOWARDS SEA
F. OVERHEAD
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR SKY
K. RESIDENTIAL AREA
L. SUSSEX POLICE
M. MISS [Section 40] SUSSEX. TELEPHONE
PAGE 2 RCDOXT 011 UNCLAS
PEACEHAVEN [Section 40]
N. NONE
O. MOTHER SAME ADDRESS
P. 021909 DEC 83
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
°END U N C L A S S I F I E D→ D155/108/15/1
67
Section 40
55c
Section 40
55[ILLEGIBLE]
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV094 22/0758 355C5528
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 211800Z DEC 83
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 202130A 30 MINS
B. ONE RECTANGULAR OBJECT ABOUT THE SIZE OF A DOUBLE DECKER BUS.
ONLY LIGHTS SEEN. VERY BRIGHT RECTANGULAR WHITE LIGHTS ALONG FRONT
RED AND WHITE LIGHTS ALONG SIDE. VERY BRIGHT RED LIGHT ALONG BACK.
RED FLASHING LIGHT ON TOP.
C. IN A CAR TRAVELLING ALONG THE A61 FROM RIPON. TURNING ONTO THE
A1 TOWARDS CATTERICK.
D. NAKED EYE
E. NORTHERLY DIRECTION OVER CATTERICK
F. NOT KNOWN THOUGH ESTIMATED 300 TO 400FT AGL
G. HALF A MILE EXTENDING TO TWO MILES
H. MOVING FROM ONE SIDE OF A1 TO THE OTHER AWAY FROM OBSERVER
J. CLEAR SKY
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 008 UNCLAS
K. NONE
L. AIRTRAFFIC CONTROL, RAF LEEMING
M. MR [Section 40] SPENNYMORE DURHAM. TELEPHONE SPENNYMORE
[Section 40]
N. NONE
O. 1 PASSENGER IN CAR. CAN BE CONTACTED VIA MR [Section 40]
P. 211630 DEC 83
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
°END U·N C L A S S I F I E D66
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV109 22/0848 355C5962
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 212130Z DEC 83
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 211216Z0
B. ONE ROUND WHITE LIGHT SLOWLY FLASHING
C. HASTINGS SUSSEX OUTDOORS MOVING
D. NAKED EYE
E. WEST
F. ABOUT 2000FT
G. ABOUT 1 MILE
H. ERRATIC
J. CLOUDY
K. NONE
L. HASTINGS POLICE
M. MR [Section 40] HASTINGS SUSSEX
N. NOTHING KNOWN
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 009 UNCLAS
O. ONE
P. 21121655
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
°FND U·N C L A S S I F I E DDSB Copy to: → D155/108/15/1 Section 40
• Ops(GE) 2–
• DISS5 Ale 10/209 ANNEX A 65
TO RAFSC SSI
INSTRUCTION NO 2
Section 40
58
55
Section 40
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of Siting. (Local Times to be quoted).
B. Description of Object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell, etc).
C. Exact Position Observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or Outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
D. How Observed. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, 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 Site. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
G. Distance. (By reference to lone 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).
K. Nearby Objects. (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or
dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, or
other sites with flood-lights or other night lighting).
L. To Whom Reported. (Police, military organisation, the Press etc).
A-1 of 2 pages
RESTRICTEDReport of Unidentified Flying Object
A.
13 DEC 83 2104HRS Duration: 45 to 60 seconds
B. OBJECT ITSELF UNSEEN DUE CLOUD COVER. A BRIGHT
GREEN DIRECTIONAL LIGHT WAS PENETRATING THE CLOUD
C. 3 MILES NORTH OF STIRLING ON M80. INSIDE MOVING
VEHICLE.
D. NAKED EYE.
E. NORTH EAST 3/4 MILE (NO VISUAL LANDMARK).
F. 35°- 40° FROM HORIZONTAL
G. APPROX 3/4 MILE (NO LANDMARK).
H. NIL
J. LOW CLOUD - BASE APPROX 1000' - 1500' AGL
K. NONE
L. FLYING COMPLAINTS FLIGHT; HQ Press (UK)
RAF LUDLOW MANOR.
OBSERVER :- Flying Officer [Section 40]
No 8 SQDN
R.A.F. LOSSIEMOUTH
COMMENTS :- OBSERVER INITIALLY THOUGHT SIGHTING TO
BE AN AIRCRAFT OPERATING A LAZER LIGHT
BUT SUBSEQUENTLY DISREGARDED THIS AS
a) LIGHT BEAM PENETRATED CLOUD — ?
b) HAD NOT EXPERIENCED A MILITARY AC
WITH THIS CAPABILITY IN HIS SERVICE
AS RAF OFFICER AIRCREW. [Section 40]
20 DEC 83→ D155/108/15/1
58e Section 40
55B
164
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV088 15/0505 349C0405 l-3
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 150001Z DEC 83
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 142300Z DEC 83
B. ROCKET SHAPED WITH WHITE TRAIL
C. OUTDOORS. ON FOOTPATH BETWEEN NEIGHBOURS HOUSE
D. NAKED EYE
E. [Section 40]
F. 70 DEGREES
G. NOT LESS THAN HALF A MILE NO MORE THAN THREE QUARTERS OF
A MILE
H. MOVING OVERHEAD SLOWLY
J. CLEAR
K. FIELDS AND TREES
L. AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL GATWICK AIRPORT
M. MR [Section 40] BLETCHINGLEY,
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 001 UNCLAS
SURREY
N. LOADING SUPERVISOR AT GATWICK AND A MEMBER OF THE LOCAL FLYING
CLUB
O. NONE
P. 142340Z DEC 83
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
-CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
. CAV 2 DSTI
°END U·N C L A S S I F I E D63
C O N F I D E N T I A L [ILLEGIBLE]
CAV017 17/0048 350C4884 62
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 151416Z DEC 83
FROM CDCN
TO AIG 6119
C O N F I D E N T I A L
SIC SUZ/Z85 (Z85 FOR MOD INTERNAL DISTRIBUTION ONLY)
FOLLOWING IS SAL30 TO DCNP8 ISSUE 2 (DSSS DIRECTORY). PAGE 2-13
AFTER CHELSEA INSERT CHELTENHAM (GCHQ) SEE PAGE 2-33. PAGE 2-33
AFTER ENTRY FOR YORK INSERT CHELTENHAM (GCHQ) WESTERN 25 AND WESTERN
27 (PRIMARY DIAL CODE) - V2C1 EXT 11, AJ27 EXT 12, J12J EXT 13, ASRI
EXT 14, K25C EXT 24 EXT 16, ENGINEERING EXT 10. SAL 29 WAS SUZ
291435Z NOV 83. SUBSCRIBERS SHOULD NOTE TEMPORARY WITHDRAWAL OF
UPAVON DSSS FACILITIES EXCEPT FOR 1 GP OPS AVAILABLE ON WESTERN 32
WEF 141200Z DEC 83. RESTORATION OF NORMAL FACILITIES WILL BE ADVISED
BT
DISTRIBUTION SUZ
C
CYH 1 ACDS(CIS) ACTION ( CYS 1 DOIC/DCC )
CAV 1 DD Sigs 2(Air)
DISTRIBUTION Z85
C
CAJ 15 MB FIRST FLOOR ACTION ( CXK 1 DSC )
CAM 1 LACON HSE
CAP 1 OWOB 1st
CAQ 5 OWOB 3rd
CFQ 15 FOXHILL
CAH 34 MB THIRD FLOOR
CAF 35 MB FIFTH FLOOR
CAB 35 MB SEVENTH FLOOR
CAV 18 METROPOLE
CAS 3 OLD ADMIRALTY BLG
CYS 1 DOIC/DCC
CBT 1 ENSLEIGH
CYP 4 St Georges Ct
°END C O N F I D E N T I A L→ D155/108/15/1
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT Section 40
62
A. Date, Time and Wednesday 14 Dec 83
Duration of
Sighting. A few seconds
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT One very,very bright white flash of
(Number of objects, size, light.
shape, colour, brightness)
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER In the village of Wargrave, Nr Reading.
(Location, indoor/outdoor, Observed outdoors, above the car park
stationary, moving) moving in a straight line just above
tree top level.
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT Heading East to West towards Henley.
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT -
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE Approximately 100 ft away.
(By reference to known
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS See E above.
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING Clear with very little cloud.
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS Tall trees.
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or other night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED SACW [Section 40] RAF Lyneham, Wilts.
(Police, military, press etc.)
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Mrs [Section 40]
[Section 40]
SWINDON, Wilts
SWINDON [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE Nil
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES Husband
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 18 Dec 83 at 1645 hours.
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL Nil
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS Informant would like to know the
outcome of any investigation.
Section 40
Date 19 Dec 83 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS Ba Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg →MetropoleDSB Copy to:
DEFENCE
[stamp] 29 DEC 1983
Ops(GE)2 61
DISS5
REPORT FORM
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT File. 10/209.
A. 14/12/83 11°°pm.
B. Rocket shape white trail.
c. Walking along footpath between house & neighbour.
Nr. Reddill.
D. Naked eye
E. North of Brewer Street Farm.
F. Approx 45°-70°
G. Not less that ½mile. Not more than 3/4 mile.
H. Went straight overhead, slowly
J. Clear sky.
K. Fields & trees.
L. Air Traffic Gatwick.
[Section 40]
N. [Section 40]
Bletchingley Surrey
N. Used to be a loading supervisor at Airport
member of local flying club.
o. No.
P. 2330 14th Dec. 83.
Q.
Copy sent to MAIS ...2345......... date/timeUNCLASSIFIED CAV165 13/1901 347C4410 59 FOR CAV IMMEDIATE 131430Z DEC 83 FROM GWENT POLICE HEADQUARTERS 490338 TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F MODUK AIR FOR FOR A4 UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. 12/12/83 10 P.M. 1 MINUTE. B. AT A DISTANCE, APPEARANCE OF STAR LIKE OBJECT. WHEN APPROACHING 2 WHITE LIGHTS AT FRONT WITH SEMI CIRCLE OF ALTERNATING RED AND GREEN LIGHTS. REAR OBJECT 2 WHITE LIGHTS ONLY ICN FLASHING. WHEN OVERHEAD, SHAPE OF OBJECT DESCRIBED AS OYSTER LIKE. C. REAR GARDEN OF [Section 40] CAERLEON, GWENT. D. VISUAL E. WEST TO EAST F. TRAVELLED OVERHEAD. G. APPROX. 15 TO 20,000 FEET HIGH. H. STRAIGHT LINE. NO VAPOUR TRAIL. NO NOISE. J. COLD CLEAR, CLOUDLESS SKY CRESCENT MOON. K. HILLSIDE (WEST) APEX HOUSE (EAST) L. CAINDER POLICE STATION NEWPORT GWENT. M. [Section 40] CAERLEON, GWENT TEL [Section 40] N. INFORMANT IS X RAF AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER. DUE TO ILLNESS SUFFERING WITH DUSC. SCLEROSIS. IS PRESENTLY UNEMPLOYED. HAD NOT BEEN DRINKING. O. THREE OTHER PERSONS WITNESSED EVENT (WIFE AND TWO FRIENDS) P. 0.40 A.M. 13/12/83. Q. NO BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDC) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYC 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI U·N C L A S S I F I E D
59
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV015 14/0104 347C5706
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 131855Z DEC 83
FROM LATCCM
TO MODUK AIR
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 122020Z DEC 83. 7 SECS
B. LARGE STAR WHITE IN COLOUR WITH PINK STROBE LIGHT IN FRONT
FLASHING
C. IN A CAR TRAVELLING SOUTH M6 5 MILES SOUTH OF HAMCHURCH
CROSSROADS
D. NAKED EYE
E. EAST TO WEST
F. 45 DEGREES
G. N/K
H. LEFT TO RIGHT
J. CLEAR SKY
K. N/K
L. NEWCASTLE STAFFORDSHIRE POLICE
PAGE 2 RRDOXT 012 UNCLAS
M. MR [Section 40] NR CREWE CHESHIRE
N. RAF VOLUNTEER RESERVE TRAINING CORP
O. NONE
P. 131715Z DEC 83
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
°END U N C L A S S I F I E D58
57
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV017 14/0109 347C5763
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 131650Z DEC 83
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U·N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA REPORT 1
A. 122345Z
B. ONE LARGE CYLINEER SHAPED OBJECT. BRIGHT ORANGE LIGHTS WITH
WHITE STRIPS BETWEEN THE LIGHTS
C. INDOORS. WINTRINGHAM. STATIONARY.
D. NAKED EYE
E. N/K
F. N/K
G. N/K
H. STEADY. SOMETHING FLEW OFF RIGHT HANDSIDE. OBJECT DISAPPEARED
J. CLEAR NIGHT WITH SOME RAIN
K. FIELDS
L. MOLTEN POLICE STATION
M. MR [Section 40] WINTRINGHAM, NORTH YORKSHIRE
PAGE 2 REDOXT 011 UNCLAS
N. NONE
O. NONE
P. 181503Z DEC 83
REPORT 2
A. 122028Z AND 122030Z DEC 83 5 SECS EACH
B. TWO BLUE FLASHES OF LIGHT
C. FOUR POLICE OFFICERS AT DIFFERENT POSITIONS
POSITION 1. A170 AXTON AND A64 SEAMAR POSITION 2. A64 KNAPTON
POSITION 3. A64 COPMANTHORPE. POSITION 4. SELBY. ALL IN CARS
D. NAKED EYE
E. N/K
F. N/K
G. N/K
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR NIGHT WITH SOME RAIN
K. N/K
L. MOLTEN POLICE STATION
M. MOLTEN NORTH YORKSHIRE PLICE
O. NONE
P. 131503Z DEC 83
U·N C L A S S I F I E DPAGE 2 U·N C L A S S I F I E D 347C5763 PAGE 3 RBDOXT 011 UNCLAS BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD . 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV . 2 DSTI °END U·N C L A S S I F I E D
UNCLASSIFIED
CAV165 13/1901 347C4418
FOR CAV
IMMEDIATE 131432Z DEC 83
FROM GWENT POLICE HEADQUARTERS 498338
TO MODUK AIR
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
MODUK AIR FOR MOD A4
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. 12/12/83 10 P.M. 1 MINUTE.
B. AT A DISTANCE, APPEARANCE OF STAR LIKE OBJECT, WHEN
APPROACHING 2 WHITE LIGHTS AT FRONT WITH SEMI CIRCLE OF
ALTERNATING RED AND GREEN LIGHTS. REAR OBJECT 2 WHITE LIGHTS
ONLY NON FLASHING. WHEN OVERHEAD, SHAPE OF OBJECT DESCRIBED
AS OYSTER LIKE.
C. REAR GARDEN OF [Section 40] CAERLEON GWENT.
D. VISUAL
E. WEST TO EAST
F. TRAVELLED OVERHEAD.
G. APPROX. 15 TO 20,000 FEET HIGH.
H. STRAIGHT LINE, NO VAPOUR TRAIL NO NOISE.
J. COLD CLEAR, CLOUDLESS SKY CRESCENT MOON.
K. HILLSIDE (WEST) APEX HOUSE (EAST)
L. MAINDEE POLICE STATION NEWPORT GWENT.
M. [Section 40]
CAERLEON, GWENT TEL NPT 420080.
N. INFORMANT IS X RAF AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER. DUE TO
ILLNESS SUFFERING WITH MUSC. SCLEROSIS. IS PRESENTLY
UNEMPLOYED. HAD NOT BEEN DRINKING.
O. THREE OTHER PERSONS WITNESSED EVENT (WIFE AND TWO FRIENDS)
P. 9.45 A.M. 13/12/83.
Q. NO
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
°END UNCLASSIFIED→ D155/108/15/10
(Destroy duplicates)
[Section 40]
UNCLASSIFIED
[Section 40]
CAV125 12/1701 346C2138
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 121245Z DEC 83
FROM RAF LEUCHARS
TO MODUK AIR
HOSTC
UKRAOC
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
MODUK AIR ATTN AFOR(RAF)
A. 120745 DEC 83 15 MINUTES
B. 2-3 BRIGHT LIGHTS YELLOW. AFTER THEY SWITCHED OFF A RED LIGHT
COULD BE SEEN
C. B1 ROAD 1 MILE NORTH OF BIGGAR
D. NAKED EYE
E. NIL
F. NIL
G. 60-70 FEET AWAY
H. HOVERED THEN SHOT OFF AT GREAT SPEED. ENGINES COULD BE HEARD
J. CLEAR SKY
K. NIL
PAGE 2 REDOXJ 010 UNCLAS
L. CPL(W) SIMPSON
M. [Section 40] BIGGAR LANARKSHIRE
N. IN EDINBURGHS FLIGHT PATH. COULD HAVE BEEN A HARRIER
O. 4 OTHERS
P. 121200 DEC 83
Q. YES
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDC) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
°END UNCLASSIFIEDUNCLASSIFIED CAV133 12/1716 346C2549 FOR CAV ROUTINE 121355Z DEC 83 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 062110 DEC 83 ONE SEC B. ONE PINPOINT OBJECT WHITE IN COLOUR C. ENDERBY LEICESTER. INDOORS. STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. DUE SOUTH OF ENDERBY. LEFT OF CROFT HILL F. 10 DEG ABOVE HORIZON G. 2 TO 3 MILES H. STEADY J. MIST BUT RELATIVELY CLEAR K. NIL L. ENDERBY POLICE AND RADIO LEICESTER M. MR [Section 40] ENDERBY LEICESTER N. STUDIES ASTROL GY AND UFOLIGIY PAGE 2 REDOXT 001 UNCLAS O. NONE P. 121300Z DEC 83 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED CAV024 11/1023 345C0519 FOR CAV ROUTINE 111000Z DEC 83 FROM RAF MARHAM TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC LGZ/Z6F (Z6F INST BY DCC) UFO REPORT AS FOLLOWS A 102215Z DEC 83 – 102220A DEC 83 B 12-15 FLASHINGS LIGHTS IN A CIRCLE WITH ONE BRILLIANT LIGHT IN MIDDLE. WHEN STOPPED LOOKED TO BE ONE MASSIVE CLUSTER WITH A CONTINUOUS ROAR ALL THE TIME C AT A BUS STOP OUTSIDE NUMBER 84 WEST WAY D NAKED EYE PLUS BINOCULARS BY ONE WITNESS E FIRST SIGHTED OVER DOWNHAM MARKET THEN MOVED OVER WINBOTSHAM TOWARDS MAGLAND. STOPPED DEAD FOR 2 MINUTES THEN RETURNED IN SAME DIRECTION F NOT KNOWN G STOPPED ABOUT ONE MILE AWAY BUT PASSED OVERHEAD EACH WAY H AS E AND G. J SKY CLEAR PAGE 2 RBDOXK 001 UNCLAS K NIL L RAF MARHAM, OPERATIONS M MR [Section 40] WINBOTSHAM N NIL O MR [Section 40] (AT BUS STOP), MR AND MRS [Section 40] SON, DAUGHTER AND MOTHER. MR [Section 40] WAS THE ONE WITH THE BINOCULARS P 222310Z DEC 83 BT DISTRIBUTION LGZ F NO SDL DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) UNCLASSIFIED
PAGE - 2 UNCLASSIFIED 345C0519 CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED
CAV021 10/0217 343C5706
FOR CAV
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 091650Z DEC 83
FROM RAF MANSTON
TO MODUK AIR
INFO HQSTC
HQ 10 GP
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
UFO. REPORT
A. 30 NOV 83. 2105A. 2-3 MINS
B. ROUND OBJECT WITH LIGHTS AROUND CIRCUMFERENCE CHR SOUNDED
SIMILAR TO VACUUM CLEANER
C. WILSON AVENUE ROCHESTER
D. NO INFORMATION
E. TOWARDS FORT HORSTEAD (SOUTH)
F. 40/45 DEC
G. NO INFORMATION
H. FLEW TOWARDS THE NORTH EAST ONE TOWARDS CONEY BANKS. DID NOT
STOP/HOVER
J. DRY. LIGHT BREEZE. NIGHT-TIME. NO ADVERSE WEATHER. MOON VISIBLE
PAGE 2 RPDTRS 006 UNCLAS
K. NO INFORMATION
L. POLICE
M. [Section 40] CHATHAM KENT
N. NIL
O. [Section 40] CHATHAM KENT [Section 40]
P. ABOVE INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM REPORT COMPLETED BY PC [Section 40]
SRCM. T02 AREA TRAFFIC OFFICE CAZENFUVE STREET ROCHESTER KENT
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Cpc(CE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
°END UNCLASSIFIED→ D155/108/15/1
[Section 40]
UNCLASSIFIED
CAV217 09/2149 343C4741
FOR CAV
ROUTINE/ROUTINE 091635Z DEC 83
FROM RAF LEUCHARS
TO MODUK AIR
HQSTC
INFO UKRAOC
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
MODUK AIR ATTN AFOR
A. 300010Z NOV 83
B. ONE, SIZE OF A HELICOPTER, STAR SHAPED, COLOURS OF RAINBOW
C. JUMPING AROUND, OUTDOORS, OVER BROUGHTY FERRY TOWARDS TAYPORT
D. BINOCULARS AND NAKED EYE
E. NORTH OF DUNDEE OVER TAYPORT. MOVING SLIGHTLY EASTWARD
F. QUOTE HALF MILE UP UNQUOTE
G. 3 TO 5 MILES
H. NIL
J. CLEAR
K. TREES
L. WG OPS CLERK RAF LEUCHARS
PAGE 2 RBDOXJ 030 UNCLAS
M. MR [Section 40] BURNSIDE OF DUNTRUNE BY DUNDEE
N. [Section 40] RESTAURANT OWNER
O. NANNY, WIFE, AND THREE POLICE OFFICERS
P. 300100Z NOV 83
Q. YES
RMKS REGRET SIGHTING REPORT MISLAID IN STATION EXERCISE CAUSING
DELAY IN TRANSMISSION OF THIS SIGNAL
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION. ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
°END UNCLASSIFIEDUNCLASSIFIED CAV108 08/1026 342C1276 FOR CAV ROUTINE 080850Z DEC 83 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 021430Z DEC 83 2HRS 35MINS B. BASIC DESCRIPTION IS THAT OF A CANBERRA ACFT BUT MUCH LARGER, POSSIBLY THE SIZE OF HALF A SOCCER PITCH. FOUR VERY BRIGHT LIGHTS, LIGHTS SO BRIGHT IT MADE OBJECT DIFFICULT TO SEE THROUGH BINOCULARS. WHEN THE FOUR BRIGHT LIGHTS WENT OUT FOUR RED LIGHTS CAME ON OBJECT DISSAPPEARED EVENTUALLY WITH NO MOVEMENT WHATSOEVER. NO REPORTED SOUND OR SMELL. C. OUTSIDE NASH COLLEGE OBJECT OVERHEAD LLANWERN STEELWORKS D. BINOCULARS E. STATIONARY F. 70DEG G. 1000FT APPROX H. STEADY PAGE 2 RBDOXT 002 UNCLAS J. CLEAR SKY FLUFFY CLOUDS TOWARDS CARDIFF K. MIL L. PC [Section 40] CWMBRAN M. [Section 40] PONTYPOOL TELEPHONE [Section 40] N. [Section 40] PREVIOUSLY WORKED WITH RAF AS AN AIR WIRELESS FITTER, VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE ON FLIGHT PATTERNS IN AREA O. TWO OTHER OBSERVERS NAMES AND ADDRESSES NOT KNOWN P. 071735Z DEC 83 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED
CAV220 07/2205 341C3590 CORRECTED VERSION
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 071010Z DEC 83.
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 061700A DEC 83. 20 MINS
B. ONE LARGE FLAT ALMOST RECTANGULAR OBJECT. THREE STEADY WHITE
LIGHTS. RED AND GREEN FLASHING LIGHTS – ONE EITHER SIDE. BRIGHT.
NO SOUND OR SMELL. (IN CAR AT TIME WINDOWS UP)
C. OUTDOORS A1066 WEST OF EAST HARLING, OBJECT SW OF POSITION.
STATIONARY AT TIMES
D. IN CAR (MOBILE AND STATIONARY). NAKED EYE
E. SW
F. 10 DEG
G. N/K
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR SKY
K. THETFORD CHASE
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 002 UNCLAS
L. EASTERN RADAR (MIL) SUPERVISOR
M. MR [Section 40] DISS, NORFOLK
TEL [Section 40]
N. YOUNG LAD WORKS THETFORD
O. NONE
P. 070900Z DEC 83
AISM NOTE: OBJECT BELIEVED TO BE A C135 ACTIVE IN AREA AT TIME OF
INCIDENT. OTHER AIRCRAFT IN AREA-BAC111 AND TORNADO
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ. 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
°END UNCLASSIFIEDUNCLASSIFIED CAV042 08/0318 341C5252. FOR CAV ROUTINE 072045Z DEC 83 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 071710Z DEC 83. TWO MINUTES B. DISC SHAPED WITH 2 POINTS AT FRONT WITH LIGHTS ON POINTS. SIZE AS LONG AS A JUMBO JET LINER APPROX 30 FEET WIDE COLOURED, BROWN HUMMING NOISE C. OUTDOORS MOVING OVERHEAD WORTHING D. NAKED EYE E. DIRECTION OF FIRST SIGHTING NORTHWARDS F. ANGLE OF SIGHT 45 DEGREES G. HALF MILE H. HOVERING J. CLEAR SKY K. NONE L. WORTHING POLICE PAGE 2 RBDOXT 009 UNCLAS M. MR [Section 40] WORTHING. [Section 40] N. STUDENT WORTHING ART COLLEGE. NONE P. 071950Z DEC 83 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI UNCLASSIFIED
D155/108/15/1
[Section 40]
UNCLASSIFIED
CAV040 07/0355 340C5812
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 062110Z DEC 83
FROM GWENT POLICE 498338
TO MODUK
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F (INSERTED BY DCC)
U.F.O. SIGHTING
A) BETWEEN 1645 HRS. AND 1845 HRS. 6/12/83.
B) SEVEN OBJECTS IN TOTAL, SIX OF THEM OF THE FOLLOWING
DESCRIPTION.
THREE WHITE FLASHING LIGHTS IN A TRIANGULAR FORMATION
ON A HORIZONTAL PLAIN WITH A ROUND BODY INSIDE
THE TRIANGLE OF LIGHTS.
THE SEVENTH OBJECT COMPRISED OF TWO WHITE FLASHING LIGHTS
BUT WHEN VIEWED WITH BINOCULARS THREE LIGHTS WERE VISABLE.
AND NUMEROUS WHITE SMALLER LIGHTS IN A CRESCENT SHAPE IN
LINE WITH THE LARGER WHITE LIGHTS.
THIS OBJECT WAS APPROX. ONE MILE IN LENGTH, AND MOVED AT
A SPEED OF FIFTY M.P.H. ALL SEVEN OBJECTS WERE IN FORMATION.
C) PONTNEWYDD/CWMBRAN, SOUTH OF OBJECTS.
D) CLEAR UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW WITH THE NAKED EYE AND LATER WITH
PAGE 2 RBDPCU 035 UNCLAS
BINOCULARS.
E) PONTYPOOL TO NEWPORT, NORTH AND SOUTH.
F) THIRTY DEGREES.
G) FROM THREE OR FOUR MILES TO ONE MILE.
H) FIFTY M.P.H. IN FORMATION.
J) CLEAR EVENING.
K) NIL.
L) PC [Section 40]
M) MR. AND MRS. [Section 40]
CWMBRAN. BOTH AGED [Section 40]
N) NIL.
O) SEVERAL IN LOCALITY
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
UNCLASSIFIEDPAGE 2 UNCLASSIFIED 340C5812 CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI D.22/08/12/1 °END UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED
CAV037 07/0347 340C5757
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 062135Z DEC 83
FROM GWEPOL 498338
TO MODUK
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F (SIC INS BY DCC)
UFO SIGHTING
A) 1715 HRS. FOR FIVE MINUTES, ON 6/12/83.
B) THREE WHITE LIGHTS IN CRESCENT FORMATION WITH A ROUND BODY
OUTLINE, SINGLE OBJECT.
C) DIRECTLY UNDERNEATH.
D) NAKED EYE.
E) NORTH, PONTYPOOL MOVING SOUTH TOWARDS NEWPORT.
F) FOURTY FIVE DEGREES, TO ABOVE.
G) NOT KNOWN.
H) NORTH TO SOUTH SLOWLY.
J) CLEAR.
K) NIL.
L) PC [Section 40]
M) MISS [Section 40] GREENMEADOW,
CWMBRAN.
PAGE 2 RBDPCU 036 UNCLAS
N) NIL.
O) WITH A MISS [Section 40] 11. YRS. OF [Section 40]
CWMBRAN.
P) 1945. HRS. 6/12/83.
Q) N/A
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
°END UNCLASSIFIEDD155/108/15/1 [Section 40] UNCLASSIFIED CAV126 05/1806 339C1361 FOR CAV ROUTINE 051035Z DEC 83 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 041915Z DEC 83. 10 TO 15 MINS B. ONE INDEFINABLE SHAPE. TWO FLASHING LIGHTS COLOURED BLUE ON PORT SIDE RED ON STARBOARD ONE STEADY WHITE LIGHT IN CENTRE NO SMELL NO SOUND C. TRAVELLING IN MOTOR CAR ALONG M4 MOTORWAY HEADING WEST APPROACHING BRIDGEND TURN OFF D. NAKED EYE E. WESTERLY DIRECTION F. JUST HIGHER THAN ROOF TOP HEIGHT G. NOT KNOWN BUT TOOK 10 TO 15 MINS TO PASS UNDERNEATH OBJECT TRAVELLING AT 50 MPH H. STEADY J. CLEAR PAGE 2 RBDOXT 002 UNCLAS K. HILL LEFT HAND SIDE OF OBJECT L. BRIDGEND POLICE PC [Section 40] M. MISS [Section 40] SKETTY PARK, SWANSEA N. NONE O. NONE P. 050945Z DEC 83 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FROM INFORMANT T. JUST PRIOR TO SIGHTING OBJECT CAR HEADLIGHTS DIMMED, HEATER FAN ALTHOUGH SWITCHED OFF CAME ON, INTERFERENCE ON RADIO, ENGINE LOST POWER BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED CAV017 04/2022 338C1056 FOR CAV ROUTINE 041520Z DEC 83 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 041420A DEC 83. 5 MINS APPROX B. SEMI SPHERICAL OBJECT BRIGHT POLISHED FINISH WITH SLIGHT TINGE OF GREEN C. CHIPMONK AIRCRAFT CALLSIGN T75 OPERATING OUT OF BRISTOL FILTON. POSITION 513BN0233W OVER JUNCTION 20 (M4/M5 INTERSECTION) 2400FT. D. NAKED EYE E. OBJECT ORBITING MOTORWAY INTERSECTION 2-300FT BELOW AIRCRAFT F. BELOW G. 2100-2200FT AGL JUNCTION 20 H. STEADY ORBIT THEN OBJECT DISAPPEARED IN A NORTH EAST DIRECTION J. GOOD VISABILITY NO CLOUD K. NONE L. BRISTOL FILTON ATC AND LATCCMIL AISM ON LANDING PAGE 2 RBDOXT 001 UNCLAS M. MR [Section 40] KAYNSHAM, BRISTOL. TEL [Section 40] N. NONE. OBJECT SEEN NOT A BALOON OR MODEL AIRCRAFT BUT VERY WELL CONTROLLED O. ONE. CO-PILOT P. 041500A DEC 83 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED CAV157 03/1139 337C1938 FOR CAV ROUTINE 030915Z DEC 83 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA FOLLOWING REPORTS ALL RECEIVED FROM GWENT POLICE REPORT ONE A. 021515 DEC 83 30 SECS B. PYRAMID OBJECT BLACK IN COLOUR RED LIGHT IN CENTRE C. ON FOOT IN SPRINGVALE ESTATE CWMBRAN GROUND LEVEL D. NAKED EYE E. TRAVELLING EAST TO WEST IN CWMBRAN F. 40 DEGREES G. NOT KNOWN H. ACROSS SKY LINE J. CLEAR K. NOT KNOWN L. PC [Section 40] CWMDRAN POLICE PAGE 2 RBDOXT 001 UNCLAS M. [Section 40] CWMBRAN N. SCHOOLBOY OF ABOVE AVERAGE INTELLIGENCE O. NONE P. 021730 DEC 83 REPORT TWO A. 011650 DEC 83 B. TWO LARGE BRIGHT WHITE LIGHTS SIDE BY SIDE ONE EITHER SIDE TWO SMALLER LIGHTS AND A RED LIGHT IN THE CENTRE OF THE TWO LARGE LIGHTS THE GENERAL IMPRESSION WAS THAT THE LIGHTS WERE PART OF A LARGE CRAFT C. HALL STREET BLACKWOOD IN MOTOR VEHICLE MOVING D. NAKED EYE E. NOT GIVEN F. LEVEL G. MATTER OF YARDS H. STRAIGHT LINE J. CLEAR K. NONE L. BLACKWOOD POLICE STATION AND ARGUS NEWSPAPER M. MRS [Section 40] WOODFIELDSIDE, BLACKWOOD UNCLASSIFIED
PAGE 2 UNCLASSIFIED 337C1938 PAGE 3 RCDOXT 001 UNCLAS N. MRS [Section 40] IS A MARRIED WOMAN AND IS AN EXSECRETARY NOW A MODEL SHE IS A SENSIBLE SEEMINGLY INTELLIGENT PERSON HER HUSBAND A MATURE STUDENT CAN VERIFY MOST OF ABOVE O. MR [Section 40] HUSBAND P. NOT GIVEN Q. DOES NOT REQUIRE A VISIT REPORT THREE A. 021645 DEC 83 4 TO 5 MINS B. TWO SEPERATE STATIC LIGHTS WHITE IN COLOUR OF APPROX 3FT IN DIAMETER WHICH LATER BEGAN TO FLASH AND MOVE C. ALWAY NEWPORT GWENT OUTDOORS STATIONARY THEN FOLLOWED IN CAR FOR DISTANCE OF THREE QUARTERS OF A MILE D. NAKED EYE E. LLANWAERN STEEL WORKS F. NOT KNOWN G. NOT KNOWN H. STATIONARY J. CLEAR COLD EVENING NO CLOUDS GOOD VISIBILITY K. MIL L. MAINDEE POLICE STATION NEWPORT GWENT PC [Section 40] PAGE 4 RBDOXT 001 UNCLAS M. [Section 40] NEWPORT GWENT N. OVER 21 YRS OF AGE PRINTER BY PROFFESSION O. WIFE OF INFORMANT P. 022300 DEC 83 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI °END UNCLASSIFIED
DS8 Not
DISS
Ops(GE)
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting. 3 Dec 0800A
19 mins
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness) One, bright light with
slipstream
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving) Near Elgin, in and out of doors
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie) Naked eye and with binoculars
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing) Directly overhead then going
towards Bishopsmill and
Lhanbryde
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are
unreliable) High
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known
landmark) Unk
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed) See E above
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc) Little cloud, a very still dawnK. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting) Unk
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.) Cpl [Section 40] Station Ops
RAF Lossiemouth Extn [Section 40]
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Mrs [Section 40]
Elgin [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED Nil
O. OTHER WITNESSES Husband
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 030800A Dec 83
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS No
R. REMARKS An aircraft was airborne out
of Kinloss, Nimrod at 0755A
[Section 40]
Date 3 Dec 83 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
[Section 40]
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole10/2091.
DS8 Not
DISS
Ops(GE)
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted).
3 Dec, 0455, just over ½ hour.
B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness,
sound, smell, etc).
No, spherical round, roughly football; bright white.
C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
At home, indoors.
D. -How observed. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie
camera).
Naked eye, through windows.
E. Direction in which object was first seen. (A landmark may be more useful
than a badly estimated bearing).
Over houses to right and front of house.
F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
Slightly higher than helicopters normally fly.
Twice height of three storey house.
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible).
Two hundred yards
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed).
Coming down from sky, orbited around each city,
repeated slightly, (10 times). One moved up returning
slightly, one moved in quickly to left, hovered and
[ILLEGIBLE] trend, c 10 min. Seemed to diminish in
size as though [ILLEGIBLE]. One shrank in size in [ILLEGIBLE] posit[ion]J. Meteorological conditions during operations. (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc). - Very clear early morning. K. Near-by objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with flood-lights or other night lighting). V.Small lake, tall Chimney on MOD site & Woolwich, ready factories. L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc). DSB. M. Name and address of informant. [Section 40] SE 28. [Section 40] [Section 40] (Between MOD and Royal Arsenal & Woolwich). N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. Insomniac; often awake in small hours. O. Other witnesses. Son and Husband. Second son seen similar before, but three lights. P. Date and time of receipt of report. 6 Dec 1000. 2
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 41 A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 3 Dec 0800A 19 mins B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) One, bright light with slipstream C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER (Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving) Near Elgin, in and out of doors D. HOW OBSERVED (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, still or movie) Naked eye and with binoculars E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT FIRST SEEN (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) Directly overhead then going towards Bishopsmill and Lhanbryde F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable) High G. DISTANCE (By reference to known landmark) Unk H. MOVEMENTS (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) See E above J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Clouds, haze, mist etc) Little cloud, a very still dawn
K. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting) Unk
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.) Cpl [Section 40] Station Ops
RAF Lossiemouth Extn 436
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Mrs [Section 40]
Elgin [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEEREED Nil
O. OTHER WITNESSES Husband
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 030800A Dec 83
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS No
R. REMARKS An aircraft was airborne out
of Kinloss, Nimrod at 0755A
[Section 40]
Date 3 Dec 83 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
[Section 40]
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole→ D155/108/15/1
40
[Section 40]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV090 03/0545 336C5432
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 022130Z DEC 83
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 021735Z DEC 83
B. FIFTY PENCE PIECE SHAPE GREEN LIGHTS EITHER SIDE WITH RED GLOW
AND HUMMING NOISE. WINDOWS AROUND OUTSIDE
C. OUTSIDE HOME ADDRESS
D. NAKED EYE
E. TRAVELING NORTH TO SOUTH TOWARDS SEA
F. OVERHEAD
G. NOT KNOWN
H. STEADY
J. CLEAR SKY
K. RESIDENTIAL AREA
L. SUSSEX POLICE
M. MISS [Section 40]. PEACEHAVEN. SUSSEX. TELEPHONE
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 011 UNCLAS
PEACEHAVEN [Section 40]
N. NONE
O. MOTHER SAME ADDRESS
P. 021909 DEC 83
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
*FND U N C L A S S I F I E D39
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV157 03/1139 337C1938
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 030915Z DEC 83 38
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
FOLLOWING REPORTS ALL RECEIVED FROM GWENT POLICE
REPORT ONE
A. 021515 DEC 83 30 SECS
B. PYRAMID OBJECT BLACK IN COLOUR RED LIGHT IN CENTRE
C. ON FOOT IN SPRINGVALE ESTATE CWMBRAN GROUND LEVEL
D. NAKED EYE
E. TRAVELLING EAST TO WEST IN CWMBRAN
F. 40 DEGREES
G. NOT KNOWN
H. ACROSS SKY LINE
J. CLEAR
K. NOT KNOWN
L. PC [Section 40] CWMBRAN POLICE
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 001 UNCLAS
M. [Section 40] CREEM, CWMBRAN
N. SCHOOLBOY OF ABOVE AVERAGE INTELLIGENCE
O. NONE
P. 021730 DEC 83
REPORT TWO
A. 011650 DEC 83
B. TWO LARGE BRIGHT WHITE LIGHTS SIDE BY SIDE ONE EITHER SIDE TWO
SMALLER LIGHTS AND A RED LIGHT IN THE CENTRE OF THE TWO LARGE
LIGHTS THE GENERAL IMPRESSION WAS THAT THE LIGHTS WERE PART OF A
LARGE CRAFT
C. HALL STREET BLACKWOOD IN MOTOR VEHICLE MOVING
D. NAKED EYE
E. NOT GIVEN
F. LEVEL
G. MATTER OF YARDS
H. STRAIGHT LINE
J. CLEAR
K. NONE
L. BLACKWOOD POLICE STATION AND ARGUS NEWSPAPER
M. [Section 40] WOODFIELDSIDE, BLACKWOOD
U N C L A S S I F I E DPAGE 2 UNCLASSIFIED 337C1938 PAGE 3 RBDOXT 001 UNCLAS N. MRS EVANS IS A MARRIED WOMAN AND IS AN EXSECRETARY NOW A MODEL SHE IS A SENSIBLE SEEMINGLY INTELLIGENT PERSON HER HUSBAND A MATURE STUDENT CAN VERIFY MOST OF ABOVE O. [Section 40] HUSBAND P. NOT GIVEN Q. DOES NOT REQUIRE A VISIT REPORT THREE A. 021645 DEC 83 4 TO 5 MINS B. TWO SEPARATE STATIC LIGHTS WHITE IN COLOUR OF APPROX 3FT IN DIAMETER WHICH LATER BEGAN TO FLASH AND MOVE C. ALWAY NEWPORT GWENT OUTDOORS STATIONARY THEN FOLLOWED IN CAR FOR DISTANCE OF THREE QUARTERS OF A MILE D. NAKED EYE E. LLANWAERN STEEL WORKS F. NOT KNOWN G. NOT KNOWN H. STATIONARY J. CLEAR COLD EVENING NO CLOUDS GOOD VISIBILITY K. NIL L. TAINDEE POLICE STATION NEWPORT GWENT PC [Section 40] PAGE 4 RDDOXT 001 UNCLAS M. [Section 40] NEWPORT GWENT N. OVER 21 YRS OF AGE PRINTER BY PROFFESSION O. WIFE OF INFORMANT P. 022300 DEC 83 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ: 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI *END UNCLASSIFIED
→ D155/108/15/1
38
K. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting) NIL
[Section 40]
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.) Duty Officer
RAF Marham
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Mr [Section 40]
[Section 40]
Great Massingham
Kings Lynn
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEEREED Not known
O. OTHER WITNESSES Mr [Section 40]
Passenger in car
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 012240Z Dec
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS None
R. REMARKS
[Section 40]
Date 2 Dec 83 Sqn Ldr
Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleREPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 012215Z Dec 83 5 Secs approx B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colour, brightness) Very bright ball of light C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER (Location, indoor/outdoor, stationary, moving) Gayton to Great Massingham road, moving. D. HOW OBSERVED (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, still or movie) Naked eye, from car E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT FIRST SEEN (A landmark may be more useful than a badly estimated bearing) Between Great Massingham and Raynham. F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable) - G. DISTANCE (By reference to known landmark) 3-4 miles H. MOVEMENTS (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of course and speed) Fell to ground and disappeared J. MET CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Clouds, haze, mist etc) Clear
37
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV008 02/0112 335C5153 REPEAT
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 010920Z DEC 83
FROM LATCCMIL (AMENDED DTG)
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 300145Z 4 MINS
B. 2 BLUE UNSYNCHRONIZED FLASHING LIGHTS WITH 2 STEADY RED LIGHTS
IMMEDIATELY BEHIND. BLUE LIGHTS GAVE STAR BURST EFFECT. NONE. NONE.
C. [Section 40] WIVELSFIELD. IN VEHICLE. STATIONARY AND MOVING
D. NAKED EYE
E. EAST TO WEST
F. 60 DEGREES
G. BETWEEN 1 AND 2 MILES
H. ERRATIC
J. CLEAR VERY PATCHY CLOUD COVER
K. WOOD AND FARMLAND
L. CIV OPS LATCC VIA TELEX
M. PC [Section 40] AND PC [Section 40] LEWES POLICE STATION WEST STREET
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 001 UNCLAS
LEWES EAST SUSSEX
N. NONE
O. NONE
P. 302342Z
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI→ D155/108/15/1
36
[Section 40]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV093 30/1210 334C0466
FOR ●●●
ROUTINE 300100Z NOV 83
FROM RAF LEUCHARS
TO HQSTC
UKRAOC
MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
ATTN AFOR(RAF): REPORT ON AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 300010 NOV
83 FOR THE DURATION OF ONE HOUR AND HAS NOT DISAPPEARED YET.
ONE OBJECT, THREE TIMES THE SIZE OF A STAR, STAR SHAPED, CHANGING
COLOURS FREQUENTLY, SILVER, BLUE, RED, YELLOW. NO SOUND. NO SMELLS.
NORTH OF DUNDEE TOWARDS TAYPORT, JUMPING ABOUT MAINTAINING A
STATIONARY POSITION, VISIBLE TO THE NAKED EYE AND OBSERVED THROUGH
BINOCULARS. MOVING SLIGHTLY EASTWARDS APPROX ONE MILE UPWARDS
APPROX TWO-FIVE MILES AWAY FROM POINT OF SCENE. VISIBILITY IS CLEAR.
NO NEARBY OBJECTS. SIGHTED OVER TREES. REPORTED TO RAF LEUCHARS WING
OPS CLERK BY MR [Section 40] QUOTE HILLCREST UNQUOTE BURNSIDE OF
DUNTRUNE NEAR DUNDEE REPORT ON UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT MR [Section 40]
[Section 40] IS A LOCAL [Section 40] SHOP OWNER OTHER WITNESSES WERE
HIS WIFE AND MOTHER AND THREE POLICE OFFICERS. REPORT FIRST
PAGE 2 RBDOXJ 001 UNCLAS
RECEIVED 0010Z. A REPLY IS REQUESTED
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI→ D155/108/15/1
34 35
[Section 40]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV036 01/0231 334C5288
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 301725Z NOV 83
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 291741Z NOV 83 3 SECONDS
B. ONE LARGE EGG SHAPED FAIRLY DULL YELLOW GLOW WITH RED CENTRE
C. APPLEBOROUGH. NORFOLK. OUTDOORS. VERY FAST
D. NAKED EYE AND THEN BINOCULARS
E. WEST
F. LOW AND GAINING HEIGHT AS PASSING OVERHEAD
G. UNKNOWN
H. WEST TO EAST VERY FAST
J. CLEAR SKY OVERHEAD. LIGHT CLOUD TO THE SOUTH
K. DOMESTIC HOUSING ESTATE
L. DUTY CONTROLLER EASTERN RADAR
M. MR [Section 40] APPLEBOROUGH NORFOLK
N. WAS SEARCHING FOR SPACE SHUTTLE WHICH HE OBSERVED ONE MINUTE LATER
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 007 UNCLAS
O. MR [Section 40]
P. 301448Z NOV 83
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ ✓ DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
*END U N C L A S S I F I E D→ D155/108/15/1
34
[Section 40]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV061 29/1256 333C1640
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 290700Z NOV 83 33
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 282200Z 2 MINS
B. RED, GREEN AND WHITE FLASHING ALTERNATELY
C. ROTHESAY ISLE OF BUTE
D. THROUGH BINOCULARS
E. SOUTH-EAST FROM ADDRESS
F. HIGH UP
G. N/K
H. TOWARDS THE SOUTH
J. INTERMITTENT CLEAR
K. CLEAR VIEW
L. N/K
M. MISS [Section 40] ROTHESAY TEL:NO [Section 40]
N. N/K
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 001 UNCLAS
O. OTHERS HAVE ALSO SEEN THE LIGHTS
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION (*CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
*TD U N C L A S S I F I E D→ D155/08/15/1 DI55 OpsGE2LE[ILLEGIBLE]
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
33
[Section 40]
A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted).
29 Nov. 2300-0030
B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness,
sound, smell, etc).
Very bright light going up and down and
from side to side with varying brilliance.
C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
Inside car and outside through trees
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).
Due East over North Walsham
F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
45°
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).
See B above
1J. Meteorological conditions during operations. (Moving clouds, haze, mist etc). NIK K. Near-by objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake or dam, swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with flood-lights or other night lighting). - L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc). ATC Coltishall via 237 OCU Honington M. Name and address of informant. Mr [Section 40] North Walsham [Section 40] N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered. - O. Other witnesses. - P. Date and time of receipt of report. 30.11.83. 2
32
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CAV152 29/1907 333C3810
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 291530Z NOV 83
FROM RAF VALLEY
TO MODUK AIR
HQRAFSC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
SUBJECT UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A 22 NOV 83 0400-0415 DURATION OF APPX 5 MINS
B GLOWING LIGHT AT ABOUT 1000FT IN SKY-SWAYING FROM SIDE TO SIDE
C TWO INDEPENDENT OBSERVERS-TAXI DRIVERS
D NAKED EYE
E OVER BODEDERN ISLE OF ANGLESEY
F UNKNOWN
G NOT KNOWN
H CONTINUOUS SWAYING MOTION. THEN MOVED OFF RAPIDLY TOWARDS BANGOR
LEAVING A TRAIL OF LIGHT
J 7/8 CLOUD COVER AT APPX 3000FT-VERY LIGHT EASTERLY WINDS
K VILLAGE NEXT TO RAF MONA. SOME MARSHY GROUND NEARBY RAF MONA WAS
NOT ACTIVE AT THE TIME
PAGE 2 REDTOG 025 UNCLAS
L DIRECT TO ATC SUPERVISOR RAF VALLEY
M MRS [Section 40] HOLYHEAD. TEL HOLYHEAD
[Section 40]
N NIL
O ALSO SEEN BY OWNER OF [Section 40]
P 220428 NOV 83
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
*END U N C L A S S I F I E D31
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV096 29/1603 333C3735
FOR CAV
PRIORITY/ROUTINE 291500Z NOV 83
FROM RAF ST ATHAN
TO MODUK
INFO HQRAFSC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
ATTENTION MOD FOR AFOR AND HQRAFSC FOR CSYO. SUBJECT REPORT OF
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A 161400Z NOV 83 •
B SAUCER SHAPE WITH PROJECTION ON TOP AND TUBOLITE STRUCTURE. SILVER
C OUTDOORS, COSMESTON COUNTRY PARK. STATIONARY
D STILL CAMERA
E DUE NORTH OF COSMESTON COUNTRY PARK
F UNKNOWN
G UNKNOWN. IN DIRECTION OF SOUTH GLAMORGAN GOLF COURSE, CAERPHILLY
MOUNTAIN AND BETWEEN TREDEGAR AND EBU VALE VALLEYS
H NO INFORMATION
J NO INFORMATION
K TREES, LAKE
PAGE 2 RBDBVN 049 UNCLAS
L CRO, RAF ST ATHAN
M MRS [Section 40] PENARTH, SOUTH GLAMORGAN.
TEL [Section 40]
N PHOTOGRAPHER CHECKED PHOTO NEGATIVE, WHICH PROVED CLEAR. OBJECT
CLEARLY SHOWN ON ORIGINAL AND REPRODUCTIONS OF PHOTO. INFORMANT
WILLING TO SUPPLY COPY OF PHOTO
O NIL
P 291430Z NOV 83
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
END U N C L A S S I F I E D→ D155/108/15/1
U N C L A S S I F I E D
[Section 40]
Do you think we
should obtain the
[Section 40] photo!
↑
probably not
ambit - no-one to
carry out analysis of
UFO sightings.
[CAV096] 29/1603 333C3735
FOR CAV
PRIORITY/ROUTINE 291500Z NOV 83
FROM RAF ST ATHAN
TO MODUK
INFO HQRAFSC
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
ATTENTION MOD FOR AFOR AND HQRAFSC FOR CSYO. SUBJECT REPORT OF
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A 161400Z NOV 83 •
B SAUCER SHAPE WITH PROJECTION ON TOP [TUBOLITE] STRUCTURE. SILVER
C OUTDOORS, COSMESTON COUNTRY PARK. STATIONARY
D STILL CAMERA
E DUE NORTH OF COSMESTON COUNTRY PARK
F UNKNOWN
G UNKNOWN. IN DIRECTION OF SOUTH GLAMORGAN GOLF COURSE, CAERPHILLY
MOUNTAIN AND BETWEEN TREDEGAR AND EBU VALE VALLEYS
H NO INFORMATION
J NO INFORMATION
K TREES, LAKE
PAGE 2 RBDBVN 049 UNCLAS
L CRO, RAF ST ATHAN
M [Section 40] . SOUTH GLAMORGAN.
TEL [Section 40]
N PHOTOGRAPHER CHECKED PHOTO NEGATIVE WHICH PROVED CLEAR. OBJECT
CLEARLY SHOWN ON ORIGINAL AND REPRODUCTIONS OF PHOTO. INFORMANT
WILLING TO SUPPLY COPY OF PHOTO
O NIL
P 291430Z NOV 83
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ [DSC(AFDO) )]
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
U N C L A S S I F I E D→ D155/108/15/1
30
[Section 40]
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV178 28/2014 332C3576
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 280915Z NOV 83
FROM RAF BINBROOK
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC LGZ/Z6F (Z6F INSERTED BY DCC)
A 27 NOV 1630
B LONG SILVER SHAPE WITH RED AND SILVER LIGHTS. NO NOISE
C INDOORS
D NAKED EYE THROUGH BATHROOM WINDOW
E OVER HULL
F NOT GIVEN
G NOT GIVEN
H UP AND DOWN, WENT OFF IN NW DIRECTION
J DULL AND OVERCAST
K NOT GIVEN
L HUMBERSIDE POLICE 1715 27 NOV
M MRS [Section 40] HULL. HIGH RISE
FLATS NORTHERN OUTSKIRTS OF HULL
N HUSBAND IN TERRITORIAL ARMY
O HUSBAND CONFIRMED SIGHTING AND CONFIDENT THAT IT WAS NOT A
HELICOPTER
P 280840 NOV
SUPPLEMENTARY INFO. I CHECKED WITH LECONFIELD. THEY HAD NO
HELICOPTERS AIRBORNE. HUMBERSIDE POLICE VOLUNTEERED THE INFORMATION
THAT A STREET IN HULL WAS CLOSED OFF YESTERDAY FOR ERECTION OF XMAS
LIGHTS. THERE MIGHT HAVE BEEN A TESTING OF THEM PRIOR TO TODAYS
OFFICIAL SWITCHING ON
ET
DISTRIBUTION LGZ
F
NO SDL
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
*FND U N C L A S S I F I E DREPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
29
A. Date, Time and Duration of
Sighting. 281622Z Nov 83
Approximately 1 minute
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT
(Number of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness) Two lights in close line astern
White rear light was occulting
Yellow front light was steady.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving) SKENE SQUARE
ABERDEEN
Outdoors and standing still
D. HOW OBSERVED
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie) Naked eye
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing) Looking North
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT
(Estimated heights are
unreliable) 60° to 70° above the horizon
G. DISTANCE
(By reference to known
landmark) Not Known
H. MOVEMENTS
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed) Moving 'fairly quickly' from
East to West
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc) Dark but clearK. NEARBY OBJECTS
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting) Buildings and street lights
L. TO WHOM REPORTED
(Police, military, press etc.) Operations
RAF Lossiemouth
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Miss [Section 40]
[Section 40]
ABERDEEN
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEEREED School Crossing Patrol Officer
O. OTHER WITNESSES None
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 1700 hrs
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS None
R. REMARKS Miss [Section 40] would like to know
the outcome of any investi-
gation.
[Section 40]
Date 28 Nov 83. Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleDS8a
RESTRICTED
UNCLASSIFIED
ANNEX A TO
RAFSC SSI
INSTRUCTION NO 7
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of Siting. (Local Times to be quoted).
2313L1 2 Nov 83
B. Description of Object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell, etc).
SILVER CIGAR SHAPED OBJECT (BIGGER THAN AVERAGE A/C)
C. Exact Position Observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or Outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
IN STATIONARY VEH AT ENTRANCE OF LOUGHBOROUGH COLLEGE LEICS
D. How Observed. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical devices, 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).
E -W
F. Angle of Site. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
UPWARDS
G. Distance. (By reference to lone landmark wherever possible).
1000' APPROX AGL LATERAL DISC NIK
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed).
SEE C
J. Meterorological Conditions During Observations. (Moving clouds, haze,
mist, etc).
CLEAR
K. Nearby Objects. (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or
dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, or
other sites with flood-lights or other night lighting).
L. To Whom Reported. (Police, military organisation, the Press etc).
SGT [Section 40] COLTTN [Section 40] LEICS TEL [Section 40]
A-1 of 2 pages
UNCLASSIFIED
RESTRICTEDRESTRICTED
UNCLASSIFIED
M. Name and Address of Informant. MR [Section 40]
[Section 40] LEICES [Section 40]
N. Any Background on the Informant that may be volunteered.
NIK
O. Other Witnesses.
NIK
P. Date and Time of Receipt of Report. 2316L 2 Nov 83.
Q. Informant requested to know what object was. Not a
complaint about military a/c. Object was following a/c EW @ 1000'
A/c banked. Object followed out of side. Re appeared heading W-E.
No other details available. Civ Pol informed RAF Cottesmore
A-2 of 2 Pages
UNCLASSIFIED
RESTRICTEDREPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT D55 D155
DI55
A. DATE, TIME AND DURATION OF SIGHTING (Local times to be quoted) OPS(GE)2
22/11/83 0430 3MINUTES (2A)
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell, etc.)
TWO VERY BRIGHT LIGHTS: SAME YELLOW COLOUR
C. EXACT POSITION OBSERVED (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors. 27
Stationary or moving).
INDOORS [Section 40] BOLTON
D. HOW OBSERVED. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or
movie camera).
NAKED EYE + BINOCULARS
DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT WAS FIRST SEEN (A landmark may be more useful
than a badly estimated
BEHIND WINTER HILL MAST bearing)
TRAVELLING IN A S/EASTERLY DIRECTION
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable)
BETWEEN SKYLINE + STREET LIGHTS
G. DISTANCE (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible)
WINTER HILL APPROX 7-10MILES FROM OBSERVER
H. MOVEMENTS (Changes in E, F, G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed)
OBJECT WAS OBSERVED TO SUDDENLY DISAPPEAR.
J. METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS. (Moving clouds,haze,mist,e
NIL CLOUD. COLD NIGHT (-5°C)
K. NEARBY OBJECTS (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or
dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall
chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts,airfields,
generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with
floodlights or other night lighting).
FACTORIES, CHIMNEYS (WINTER HILL TV MAST)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED (Police, military organisations, the press etc.)
POLICE BOLTON
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
[Section 40] BOLTON
N. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
SECURITY OFFICER
O. OTHER WITNESSES
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT [Section 40] 'A'
0515 22/11/83.
P.S. AN RAF HERCULES DIVERTED FROM ENROUTE EGQL-LCEA
IN EGQL AT THIS TIME. ITS COURSE MAY HAVE TAKEN
IT NEAR THIS AREA.D155/108/15/1
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
COLT/○/Air MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
29 NOV 1983
FILE 26
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. (Local times to be quoted).
D53 Dist
22 Nov 83 , 1915 hrs , 5-10 min. DI55 7
Ops3(GE)2
B. Description of Object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell, etc).
Very Bright Object in Sky [Section 40] 558
554
C. Exact Position Observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors,
Stationary or moving).
Observer was in North Lowestoft looking
towards Yarmouth. Object was stationary
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).
see pwa C.
F. Angle of Sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
could not be positive
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible).
. not known
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed).
Stationary then disappeared
J. Meteorological Conditions during Observations. (Moving clouds, haze, etc).
C ReinK. Nearby Objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake
or dam; swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spir
TV or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sit
with flood-lights or other night lighting).
L. To Whom Reported. (Police, Military organisations, the Press etc).
SDO RAF Coltishall
M. Name and Address of Informant.
Mr [Section 40] TEL Lowestoft [Section 40]
N. Any Background on the Informant that may be volunteered.
O. Other Witnesses.
P. Date and Time of Receipt of Report.
1930 RAF Coltishall
Q. Is a Reply requested?
No. . . .A.. Date, !rime .and Duration of .; ’. "200030Z Nov 83 . . . Sighting. . . ’.. 5 Minutes ." .. ."
K. NEARBY OBJECTS NONE
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED RAF SAXTON WOLD AND LOCAL
(Police, military, press etc.) CONSTABULARY
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Mr [Section 40]
[Section 40]
SCARBOROUGH
N YORKS
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES PASSENGER IN CAR
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 2102152 Nov 83
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL NONE
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE OUTCOME
OF ANY INQUIRY
Date 21Nov83 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
[Section 40]
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole→ D155/108/15/1
[Section 40]
553
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 554
24
A. Date, Time and Duration of 21 November 1983
Sighting. 1900 hrs
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT Triangular shaped brilliant light
(Number of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness)
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER Outdoors on Victoria Promenade
(Location, indoor/outdoor, Northampton. Object appeared to
stationary, moving) be over Bedford Road.
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT East of Northampton
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT Not known
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE Approximately ½ mile
(By reference to known
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS Moved away in a South Easterly
(Changes in E, F and G may direction, fading and surrounded
be of more use than estimates by smaller lights
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING Cloudy
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS Built up area
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED Northampton Constabulary
(Police, military, press etc.) [Section 40]
Northampton [Section 40]
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Mr [Section 40]
[Section 40]
NORTHAMPTON
Tel: Northampton [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 21 Nov 83
1948 hrs
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL None
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS Mr [Section 40] would like to know
the outcome of any investigation
Date 22 Nov83 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleREPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT D56 D155
DI55
A. DATE, TIME AND DURATION OF SIGHTING (Local times to be quoted) OPS(GE)2
21ST NOVEMBER 1983, 0450 STILL OBSERVED 0520 (2A)
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT (Number of objects, size, shape, colours,
brightness, sound, smell, etc.)
1 OBJECT, 10 TIMES AS BRIGHT AS STAR, ROUND, NO COLOURS 55C
558
C. EXACT POSITION OBSERVED (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
HUDDERSFIELD, OUTDOORS, MOVING (SLOWLY) 23
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
SOUTHEAST OF HUDDERSFIELD bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable)
45°
G. DISTANCE (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible)
HARD TO JUDGE
H. MOVEMENTS (Changes in E, F, G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed)
J. METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING OBSERVATIONS (Moving clouds,haze,mist,e
CLEAR NIGHT
K. NEARBY OBJECTS (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or
dam, swamp or marsh, river, high buildings, tall
chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts,airfields,
generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with
floodlights or other night lighting).
NONE
L. TO WHOM REPORTED (Police, military organisations, the press etc.)
MET. OFFICE
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT
[Section 40]
N. ANY BACKGROUND ON THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED HUDDERSFIELD
TELEPHONE [Section 40]
O. OTHER WITNESSES
INFORMANTS WIFE
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT
21ST NOVEMBER 1983, 0525REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 22
A. Date, Time and Duration of 20 November 1983
Sighting.
2330 - 2349
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT SPHERICAL CHANGING COLOUR FROM
(Number of objects, size, RED, GREEN, BLUE, YELLOW AND BLUE
shape, colour, brightness) AND WHITE
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER OUTDOORS THEN INDOORS LOOKING
(Location, indoor/outdoor, THROUGH WINDOW
stationary, moving)
D. HOW OBSERVED NAKED EYE
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT ABOVE HOTSPUR PARK IN KINGSTON
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more LOOKING EAST
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT NOT KNOWN
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE ESTIMATE 5 MILES FROM HOME
(By reference to known
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS HOVERED
(Changes in E, F and G may
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING CLEAR
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS NOT KNOWN
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED INFORMATION DESK
(Police, military, press etc.) NEW SCOTLAND YARD
PC [Section 40]
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Mr [Section 40]
[Section 40]
KINGSTON
Tel: [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT MAY BE OAP
VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES NONE
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 2023532 Nov 83
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS
Date 23Nov83 Sqn Ldr DOO AF Ops
[Section 40]
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) File
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg MetropoleREPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted).
15-11-83 0500 A few seconds 21
B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness,
sound, smell, etc).
Large orange yellow ball
Looked like firework. No tail on it.
Observer thought it likely to be satellite debris or something
else burning up on entry to earth's atmosphere
C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
Fernhurst, Haslemere Surrey.
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).
SSE direction
F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
Fairly low on horizon. Appeared to bisect aerial
on nearby hill.
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).
Travelling E to W. 1J. Meteorological conditions during operations. (Moving clouds, haze, m
etc).
Clear. Frosty.
K. Near-by objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake or
dam, swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV
or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with
flood-lights or other night lighting).
Aerial on nearby hill
L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
DS8a
M. Name and address of informant.
[Section 40]
[Section 40] Haslemere
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
O. Other witnesses.
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
15 Nov 9.45am
DS8 Dst
DI 55 [ILLEGIBLE]
Ops(GE)2(RAF).
2→ D155/108/15/1
[Section 40]
556
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT 556
20
A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted).
15.11.83. 10.15 a.m.
B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness,
sound, smell, etc).
Round or slightly oval. Mainly white with black or dark
grey bottom. Orange/red light flashing from it.
C. Exact position observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
West Ewell Standing at back door then outdoors.
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).
From Chessington to Tolworth
F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
Quite low on horizon.
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible).
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed).
Moving Steadily
1J. Meteorological conditions during operations. (Moving clouds, haze, m
etc).
Overcast but misty.
K. Near-by objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake or
dam, swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV
or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with
flood-lights or other night lighting).
Following line of pylon.
L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
M. Name and address of informant.
[Section 40]
Surrey.
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
O. Other witnesses.
Informant's wife.
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
DS8 Dst
DI 55 [ILLEGIBLE]
Ops(GE)2(RAF).
2→ D155/108/15/1
[Section 40]
558
55C
U N C L A S S I F I E D
19
CAV055 16/0239 319C5079
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 151400Z NOV 83
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 150445A NOV 83, 5 SECS
B. ONE VERY LARGE TADPOLE SHAPE. MURKY GREEN, FAIRLY BRIGHT
C. HEMEL HEMSTEAD. HERTS. INDOORS. STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. 1½/M10 AT THE A4127 TURNOFF ABOVE A PYLON
F. 30-40FT
G. FIVE MILES
H. DESCENDING FROM THE EAST
J. CLEAR
K. NOT KNOWN
L. HEMEL HEMSTEAD POLICE
M. [Section 40] HEMEL HEMSTEAD.
HERTS
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 004 UNCLAS
N. NONE
O. NONE
P. 151055Z NOV 83
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI→ D155/108/15/1
[Section 40]
558
55C
18
U N C L A S S I F I E D
CAV034 15/0316 318C5189
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 142040Z NOV 83
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 141910 NOV 83 A FEW MINUTES
B. TRIANGULAR SHAPE LIGHT ON TOP WITH LINES OF STEADY WHITE LIGHT
NO SOUND NO SMELL
C. CORONATION PARK SOUTHFIELD WIMBLEDON OUTDOORS STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. NORTH
F. N/K
G. N/K
H. STEADY MOVING FROM WANDSWORTH DIRECTION TOWARDS MERTON
J. SKY CLEAR
K. N/K
L. HEATHROW APPROACH
M. NR [Section 40] SOUTHFIELD WIMBLEDON
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 004 UNCLAS
N. NONE
O. NONE
P. 142017 NOV 83
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
U N C L A S S I F I E D17
[Section 40]
U N C L A S S I F I E D 558
CAV193 10/1005 31401796 CORRECTED VERSION 55C
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 100709Z NOV 83
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z9F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 100139Z 7 MINS
B. TWO BRIGHT WHITE LIGHTS
C. INDOORS STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. SOUTH
F. N/K
G. N/K
H. ERRATIC THEN MOVED SOUTH TO NORTH
J. ¼ CLOUD BELOW 1000FT 4500M VIS
K. N/K
L. BLACKPOOL ATC
M. MRS [Section 40] BOLTON-LE-FYLDE
N. ONE
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 001 UNCLAS
O. 2 OTHERS
P. 100215Z NOV 83
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAV 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDC) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI→ D155/108/15/1 D56 D155
OPS(GE)2
RESTRICTED DI55
UNCLASSIFIED
FIN/19/Air MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
21 NOV 1983
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT FILE 10 20 1
16
A. Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. [Section 40]
8 Nov 1983 21:35 3 SECONDS 558
55C
B. Description of Object.
BRIGHT LIGHT WITH TRAIL
C. Exact Position Observer.
OUTDOORS [Section 40] HATFIELD, NR DONCASTER
D. How Observed.
NAKED EYE
E. Direction in which Object was first seen.
SOUTH
F. Angle of sight.
HIGH
G. Distance.
GREAT DISTANCE
H. Movements.
STEADY HIGH SPEED
J. Meteorological conditions during observation.
CLEAR SKY LIGHT MIST
K. Nearby objects.
NIL
L. To whom reported. Station Duty Officer RAF FINNINGLEY
M. Name and Address of informant.
[Section 40] 6 BARNET GREEN, HATFIELD
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
NIL
O. Other witnesses.
NIL
P. Date and time of receipt of report. 2100 9 Nov 83
Q. Is a reply requested.
No.
[Section 40]
UNCLASSIFIED15
U N C L A S S I F I E D SKK
SSB
CAV216 01/1845 335C2210
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 010920Z NOV 83
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
U N C L A S S I F I E D
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 300145Z 4 MINS
B. 2 BLUE UNSYNCHRONIZED FLASHING LIGHTS WITH 2 STEADY RED LIGHTS
IMMEDIATELY BEHIND. BLUE LIGHTS GAVE STAR BURST EFFECT. NONE. NONE.
C. [Section 40] WIVELSFIELD. IN VEHICLE. STATIONARY AND MOVING
D. NAKED EYE
E. EAST TO WEST
F. 60 DEGREES
G. BETWEEN 1 AND 2 MILES
H. ERRATIC
J. CLEAR VERY PATCHY CLOUD COVER
K. WOOD AND FARMLAND
L. CIV OPS LATCC VIA TELEX
M. PC [Section 40] AND PC [Section 40] LEWES POLICE STATION WEST STREET
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 001 UNCLAS
LEWES EAST SUSSEX
N. NONE
O. NONE
P. 302342Z
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
U N C L A S S I F I E DMEMORANDUM MOD Form 4A
To Ops(GE)2(RAF)
DI55 [arrow]
[REDACTED] AD Met OLPS)
Date 31.10.83.
Your ref
From DS8a
Room [Section 40]
Main Building 14
Tel [Section 40]
Our ref D/DS8/10/209
Subject Correspondence from the public - UFOs
[Section 40] I attach a copy of a letter from [Section 40]
enquiring about the possible identity
of a light viewed over Brighton on 9 October.
Whilst I could give the standard reply
that we are only interested in the defence
implications of UFOs I would like, if
anyone has any bright ideas as to what the object/
light might have been, to let [Section 40] know.
Can you help please?
[Section 40]
No bright ideas!! [Section 40]
· DI55b.[Section 40]
17.10.83.
Hove,
Sussex. [Section 40]
Dear Sir,
I wonder if it is possible for you to
help me to find a logical explanation of what,
to me, was a strange occurrence?
Around midnight, on October 9th, from an
upper window here, I saw a very large globe of
yellow light which moved horizontally across the
sky line, lasting about a quarter of a minute.
This globe disappeared as abruptly as it had
appeared.
Assuming the Ministry of Defence has minutely
detailed maps here is more detailed information.
From my bed in Orchard Avenue, Hove, appeared at
the far left of, and higher than Sussex Heights
(a tall block of flats) Brighton, and disappeared
over approximately West Street, approach to Brighton
Station. Taking distance into account, its size
must have equalled that of a semi-detached
house!
Investigation has revealed nothing unusual
in the way of electrical storms, meteorites
etc, or local fires. The only suspect occurrence
was a lifeboat launch, but flares do not
[-]travel in a strict horizontal direction and they
shed light - The globe did not.
Although nothing can ultimately be proved about
anything, there is a point where one may say it
would seem to be so." The UFO question, for me, has
not reached it. The whole subject is open to fake,
wishful thinking and publicity seeking. However,
100 years ago the idea of television would have met
with the same scepticism that UFOs do today.
I hardly believe that I saw this globe of
light, yet I know that I did see it. I would
be very grateful if you could let me know of any
other investigations I could make, or if you have
any explanation of this odd occurrence.
Thanking you,
Yours faithfully,
[Section 40]
P.S. Satellites are always thought to be, and to
remain, out in the "wide blue yonder." Are
they, and do they?
Please don't dub me just another crank.
I'm just an astounded realist.
2.UNCLASSIFIED CAW29 31/1021 304C0919 FCR CAV PRIORITY/PRIORITY 3109202 OCT 83 FROM RAF ST ATHAN TO MODUK AIR INFO HORAFSC UNCLASSIFIED MIC Z6F ATTENTION MOD FOR AFCR AND HORAFSC FOR CSYC SUBJECT REPORT OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT. A. 291502Z OCT 83 B. 2 TIMES GLOBULAR SHAPE, 20 CM ACROSS C. OUTDOORS, FR [Section 40] CARDEFF NAKED EYE [Section 40] CARDIFF D. NOT KNOWN E. NOT KNOWN H. NOT KNOWN J. CLEAR K. BUILT UP AREA L. MAIN GUARDROOM, RAF ST ATHAN M. MR [Section 40] CANTON, CARDIFF N. NIL O. NIL P. 311900Z OCT 83 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDC) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED CAN CS 35/3304 30.C4448 FOR CAV ROUTINE 2715302 OCT 83 FROM RAF STAFFORD TO MODUK AIR INFO HORAFSC UNCLASSIFIED MIC Z6F MODUK AIR FOR AFCR. HORAFSC FOR CPGYC. SUBJECT REPORT OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT. A. 271530Z OCTOBER 1983 APPROXIMATELY 5 MINUTES B. SINGLE OBJECT APPEARING AS FLAT DIAMOND OR SQUARE SHAPED HAVING 4 WHITE LIGHTS ONE ON EACH CORNER WITH A BLUE/RED AND WHITE LIGHT IN CENTRE. INITIALLY A TRAIL OF WHITE LIGHT EMITTED FROM FRONT END FADED AND REPEATED. C. STAFFORD NORTH END RESIDENTIAL ESTATE OR LEAVING SCHOOL PREMISES D. NAKED EYE E. INITIALLY STATIONARY THEN MOVED SLOWLY SOUTH TO SOUTH EAST F. /Z G. /R H. SEEN OVERHEAD STATIONARY THEN MOVED SOUTH SOUTH EAST (NOTE PAGE 2 RBDOXT 144 UNCLAS OBSERVERS WOULD THEN BE WALKING NORTH NORTH EAST TOWARDS THEIR HOME). HUMMING NOISE HEARD. ONCE OBSERVED WAS SEEN TO ENTER CLOUD BASE AND REAPPEAR ON 3 OCCASIONS BEFORE DISAPPEARING. APPEARED QUITE HIGH. J. LIGHTNING CLEAR. CLEAR VIEW OF OBJECT. WITHIN AREA OF STREET AND HOUSE LIGHTS. K. OVER BUILT UP AREA. L. SUPPLY/SUPPORT CLERK HR [Section 40] 1. 1 ISO [Section 40] STAFFORD 2. 1 ISO [Section 40] STAFFORD [Section 40] STAFFORD L. ONE JUNIOR SCHOOL GIRL ACCOMPANIED BY 2 10 YEAR OLD TEENAGERS OCCUPATIONS NOT KNOWN G. /Z P. 271402Z OCTOBER 1983 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F CAB 1 RS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDC) )
PAGE 2 UNCLASSIFIED 30.C4445 CYI 1 ACS(P) CYR 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI UNCLASSIFIED
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Section 40
55
55
U N C L A S S I F I E D 11
CAV013 25/0145 298C0291
FOR CAV
ROUT4NE 250040Z OCT.83
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
UNCLASSIFIED
S1C Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA RECEIVED FROM AVON AND SOMERSET POLICE VIA TELEX
A. 222255 OCT 83 10 SECONDS
B. 2
1. LARGER THAN FULL SIZE MOON
2. SMALLER THAN FIRST BUT NOT MUCH
3. FLAT CIRCLE SHAPE
4. WHITE
5. VERY BRIGHT
6.7. NOT KNOWN IN CAR AT TIME
C. SHERFORD ROAD TAUNTON. OUTDOORS. MOVING
D. NAKED EYE
E. NOT GIVEN
F. STRAIGHT IN FRONT
G. HALF TO ONE MILE
PACE 2 RBDOXT 001 UNCLAS
H. STEADY
J. VERY CLEAR SKY
K. HILLS IN DISTANCE
L. TAUNTON POLICE STATION
M. MR AND MRS [REDACTED] TAUNTON TELEPHONE TAUNTON [REDACTED]
N. NONE
O. NONE
P. 250013 OCT 83
FT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAE 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
>END U N C L A S S I F I E DD155/108/15/1 [Section 40]
UNCLASSIFIED
CAV013 25/0145 298C0291
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 250040Z OCT.83
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA RECEIVED FROM AVON AND SOMERSET POLICE VIA TELEX
A. 222255 OCT 83 10 SECONDS
B. 2
1. LARGER THAN FULL SIZE MOON
2. SMALLER THAN FIRST BUT NOT MUCH
3. FLAT CIRCLE SHAPE
4. WHITE
5. VERY BRIGHT
6.7. NOT KNOWN IN CAR AT TIME
C. SHERFORD ROAD TAUNTON. OUTDOORS. MOVING
D. NAKED EYE
E. NOT GIVEN
F. STRAIGHT IN FRONT
G. HALF TO ONE MILE
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 001 UNCLAS
H. STEADY
J. VERY CLEAR SKY
K. HILLS IN DISTANCE
L. TAUNTON POLICE STATION
M. MR AND MRS [Section 40] TAUNTON TELEPHONE TAUNTON [Section 40]
N. NONE
O. NONE
P. 250013 OCT 83
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
END UNCLASSIFIEDUNCLASSIFIED CAV024 23/0847 296C0394 FOR CAV ROUTINE 230714Z OCT 83 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 230400Z OCT 2 HOURS B. ONE LARGE WHITE LIGHT WITH TAIL C. FLEET SERVICE STATION AND ON SOUTHAMPTON TO HAMPSTEAD ROAD WHILST IN CAR D. NAKED EYE E. NORTH F. N/K G. 1100 FT APPROX H. N/K J. PATCHY FOG K. N/K L. LATCCMIL SUPERVISOR M. MRS [Section 40] HAMPSTEAD LONDON NW3 PAGE 2 RBDOXT 001 UNCLAS N. NONE O. DRIVER OF CAR, POLICEMEN, OTHER PEOPLE AT SERVICE STATION P. 230545Z TO LATCCMIL SUP. 230555Z TO AIS BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI END UNCLASSIFIED
Air Traffic Control,
Ronaldsway,
Isle of Man.
19th October, 1983
Report of Unidentified Flying Object
A. 19th October, 1983
0539
Observed 1 hour 04 minutes
B. Very bright like a star
Shaped like letter J, then appeared to take on
clock-face shape with halo
C. Observed from: [Section 40]
Peel,
Isle of Man.
D. Observed by naked eye
E. Observed in direction of Stanley Mount, Peel -
believed to be between North and East
F. Well above chimney pot height
G. Not known
H. Slow moving
J. Moving clouds 22 OCT 1983
[stamp illegible]
K. Not known
L. A.T.C. Ronaldsway
M. Mrs. [Section 40]
[Section 40]
Peel,
Isle of Man. Tel: [Section 40]
N. Claimed that she does not drink!
O. Husband of informant
P. 19th October, 1983 1450
REPORT ENDS
Ministry of Defence (AFOR),
RAF Main Building,
Whitehall,
LONDON S.W.1.→ D155/108/15/1 [Section 40]
UNCLASSIFIED
CAV034 17/0358 289C1306
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 162251 OCT 83
FROM MHQ PITREAVIE
TO MODUK AIR
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT REPORT
A. 162015Z OCT 83 WATCHED FOR ABOUT 30 SECONDS
B. FAIRLY BRIGHT TRIANGULAR SHAPE SHOWING 3 AMBER LIGHTS IT WAS
POSSIBLY 50M X 50M IN SIZE
C. INFORMANTS BACK DOOR
D. NAKED EYE, PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN
E. FROM FORTH BRIDGE DIRECTION TRAVELLING SE TO NW
F VERY HIGH APPROXIMATELY 30000FT
G. ABOUT 2 MILES
H. SPEED WAS ABOUT 400 KTS, IF IT WAS AN AIRCRAFT IT WAS NOT
SHOWING ANY NAVIGATION LIGHTS
J. SKY WAS PERFECTLY CLEAR
K. HOUSING ESTATE
L. NHQ PITREAVIE
M. MR. [Section 40] WESTER PITCORTHIE,
PAGE 2 RBDGC 045 UNCLAS
DUNFERMLINE. TEL 734017
N. UNEMPLOYED [Section 40] YEARS OLD, GOOD KNOWLEDGE OF AIRCRAFT.
O. INFORMANTS MOTHER MRS [Section 40] OF SAME ADDRESS.
P. 162207Z OCT 83
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ).
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
END UNCLASSIFIED322
322
J. Meteorological conditions during operations. (Moving clouds, haze, mist
etc).
[slash mark]
K. Near-by objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake or
dam, swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV
or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with
flood-lights or other night lighting).
[slash mark]
L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
Police
DS8a
Considering BUFORA
M. Name and address of informant.
[slash mark]
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
[slash mark]
O. Other witnesses.
Boyfriend
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
0411352 Oct 83.
DS8 Dist
DI 55 [arrow]
Ops (GE)2 (RAF).
255B
551
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted).
4.10.83 [crossed out] 2400-0010
B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness,
sound, smell, etc).
Big bright white object. Had very bright white lights(s)
at front. At rear, one white light on outside edges.
Red light on left, green on right, blue in centre.
Oval in shape. Underneath had different shades of light
in 3-ray shape.
C. Exact position of observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
In car driving from Romford to Hornchurch, Essex.
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).
Travelling north to south
F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
[slash mark]
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible).
Flying low.
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed).
Began by moving North to South then changed
direction to east-west then north-[south] south to
north etc as if flying a square.
1UNCLASSIFIED CAV100 01/2114 21303031 FOR CAV ROUTINE 011530Z AUG 83 FROM LATCCMIL TO MODUK AIR UNCLASSIFIED SIC Z6F AERIAL PHENOMENA A. 011330A JULY 83. 10 MIND B. ONE LONG SLEEK OBJECT. POINTED WITH AIRCRAFT TYPE TAIL. NO WINGS OR FINS. NOISE LIKE JET C. OUTDOORS STATIONARY D. NAKED EYE E. WEST MOVING EAST N F. LOOKING UP G. PASSED OVER HOUSE AT ABOUT SAME HEIGHT AS A LIGHT AIRCRAFT WOULD H. STEADY J. FINE DAY K. OWN HOUSE L. THAMES VALLEY POLICE M. MRS [Section 40] MARSTON OXFORD PAGE 2 RBDOXT 010 UNCLAS N. NOTHING KNOWN O. N.I. P. 011340A AUG 83 BT DISTRIBUTION Z6F F CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDC) ) CAM 1 ACS(P) CYD 1 DD Cps(GE)(RAF) CAV 1 DI 55 CAV 2 DSTI END UNCLASSIFIED
[Section 40]
55B
55e
UNCLASSIFIED
CAV037 01/1034 213C1041
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 010915Z AUG 83
FROM LATCCMIL
TO MODUK AIR
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC Z6F
AERIAL PHENOMENA
A. 301430A 5 MINS
B. FLASHING SIMILAR TO SUN ON MIRROR ONCE PER SECOND. WHEN NOT
FLASHING 8-10FT SQUARE, BEIGE/GOLD NO SOUND NO PERCEPTION OF DEPTH
C. HAYWARDS HEATH SUSSEX OUTDOORS STATIONARY
D. NAKED EYE
E. EAST
F. 60 DEGREES
G. HALF MILE
H. ERRATIC MOVING SOUTH EAST
J. BRIGHT SUN CLEAR SKY NO WIND
K. HOUSES BELOW AREA OF EAST/SOUTH EAST OF NORTHLANDS WOOD HAYWARDS
HEATH
L. SUSSEX POLICE (HAYWARDS HEATH)
PAGE 2 RBDOXT 004 UNCLAS
M. MR [Section 40] HAYWARDS HEATH SUSSEX
N. APPEARS TO BE A BUSINESS MAN OF SUBSTANCE NORMAL SENSIBLE HEALTHY
APPROACH TO INCIDENT
O. WIFE [Section 40]
P. C10820Z AUG-83
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) )
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
END UNCLASSIFIEDCY0694 30/0556 211C0561
FOR CAV
ROUTINE 292250Z JUL 83
FROM RAF LEUCHARS
TO MODUK AIR
HQSTC
UKRAOC
UNCLASSIFIED
SIC LGZ/Z6F (SIC Z6F INSERTED BY DCC)
FOR ATTENTION OF AFOR(RAF)
A. 292240Z JUL 83, 20 SECS
B. STEADY LUMINOUS LIGHT, ONE, NO SOUND
C. OUTDOORS DUE EAST
D. BINOCULARS ALSO NAKED EYE
E. MOVING SOUTH NO LANDMARK
F. 60 DEGREES
G. NOT KNOWN
H. GOING STRAIGHT THEN DIPPED TOWARDS HORIZON
J. GOOD. CLOUDS EVENTUALLY OBSCURED FINAL MOVEMENT
K. NIL
L. SACW [Section 40]
M. MR [Section 40] KIRCALDY
N. NO
O. NO
P. 292250Z JUL 83
Q. YES
BT
DISTRIBUTION LGZ
F LGA (INSERTED BY AMRAD NO SDL LGZ)
NO SDL
DISTRIBUTION Z6F
F
CAB 1 DS8 ACTION ( CXJ 1 DSC(AFDO) ).
CAM 1 ACS(P)
CYD 1 DD Ops(GE)(RAF)
CAV 1 DI 55
CAV 2 DSTI
END UNCLASSIFIED→ D155/108/15/1
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, Time and Duration of 302240A Jul 83 - 3/4 mins
Sighting.
B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT Star(bright), white,
(Number of objects, size, brightness (planet), high
shape, colour, brightness) pitched bleep.
C. EXACT POSITION OF OBSERVER Outside
(Location, indoor/outdoor,
stationary, moving)
D. HOW OBSERVED Naked eye
(Naked eye, binoculars,
other optical devices,
still or movie)
E. DIRECTION IN WHICH OBJECT Direction of Aylesbury
FIRST SEEN
(A landmark may be more
useful than a badly estimated
bearing)
F. ANGLE OF SIGHT 80°- 90°
(Estimated heights are
unreliable)
G. DISTANCE Not known
(By reference to known
landmark)
H. MOVEMENTS 1st East to West
(Changes in E, F and G may 2nd North to South
be of more use than estimates
of course and speed)
J. MET CONDITIONS DURING Very clear
OBSERVATIONS
(Clouds, haze, mist etc)K. NEARBY OBJECTS None
(Telephone lines, high voltage
lines, reservoir, lake or dam,
swamp or marsh, river, high
buildings, tall chimneys, steeples,
spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flood lights or night lighting)
L. TO WHOM REPORTED Aylesbury police
(Police, military, press etc.)
M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Mrs [Section 40]
[Section 40]
Aston Clinton,
Bucks.
Aston Clinton [Section 40]
N. BACKGROUND OF INFORMANT THAT Housewife
MAY BE VOLUNTEERED
O. OTHER WITNESSES Doctor & Mrs [Section 40]
Mr & Mrs [Section 40]
P. DATE AND TIME OF RECEIPT 302155Z Jul 83
Q. ANY UNUSUAL METEOROLOGICAL No
CONDITIONS
R. REMARKS N/A
Date 30 Jul 83 Sqn Ldr DOΦ AF/Ops
[Section 40]
Copies to: DS 8a Ops (GE)2 (RAF) DI 55 (RAF) [circle]
Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40] Rm [Section 40]
Main Bldg Main Bldg Metropole→ D155/108/15/1 [DI55]
REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
A. Date, time and duration of sighting. (Local times to be quoted).
June 83, 0330 15 mins.
B. Description of object. (Number of objects, size, shape, colours, brightness,
sound, smell, etc).
[crossed out] six or seven Rectangular.
Transparent, possibly glass, brilliantly lit, divided into
seven portions. Sketch attached.
C. Exact position of observer. (Geographical location. Indoors or outdoors.
Stationary or moving).
At home, in bedroom, stationary.
D. How observed. (Naked eye, binoculars, other optical device, still or movie
camera).
Naked Eye.
E. Direction in which object was first seen. (A landmark may be more useful
than a badly estimated bearing).
South East
F. Angle of sight. (Estimated heights are unreliable).
Seemed to be just above rooftop.
G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible).
Just other side of street.
H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more use than estimates of
course and speed).
moved from South to west as
seen by observer.
1J. Meteorological conditions during operations. (Moving clouds, haze, mist
etc).
Still, dark sky, no stars or moon.
K. Near-by objects. (Telephone lines; high voltage lines; reservoir, lake or
dam, swamp or marsh; river; high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV
or radio masts; airfields; generating plant; factories, pits or other sites with
flood-lights or other night lighting).
None
L. To whom reported. (Police, military organisations, the press etc).
Me
M. Name and address of informant.
M[Section 40]
Sanderstead.
N. Any background on the informant that may be volunteered.
No.
O. Other witnesses.
No.
P. Date and time of receipt of report.
11 Jan 84.
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