With yet another release today of the Uk Mod's Ufo files from the national archives some interesting revelations have surfaced regards missing files on the famous 1980 Rendlesham incident:
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Intelligence papers on a reported UFO sighting known as the "Rendlesham incident" have gone missing, files from the National Archives reveal.
The missing files relate to a report of mysterious lights from US servicemen at RAF Woodbridge in Suffolk in 1980. The disappearance came to light with the release of 8,000 previously classified documents on UFOs.
Officials found a "huge" gap where defence intelligence files relating to the case should be, the papers show.The documents are the latest MoD files on UFOs released into the National Archives which will be free to access on its website for a month. There is nothing to convince Her Majesty's government that there has ever been a single visit by an alien spacecraft”
Among the documents is testimony from an airline pilot and his son who say they spent five minutes watching an object made up of three circles fly past their garden in Hellingly, East Sussex.
The pilot reported it to Air Traffic Control in West Drayton, and an official labelled his sighting as one by "a credible witness". But another defence official later wrote a memo saying the report "contains nothing of air defence significance".
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The missing files relate to a report of mysterious lights from US servicemen at RAF Woodbridge in Suffolk in 1980. The disappearance came to light with the release of 8,000 previously classified documents on UFOs.
Officials found a "huge" gap where defence intelligence files relating to the case should be, the papers show.The documents are the latest MoD files on UFOs released into the National Archives which will be free to access on its website for a month. There is nothing to convince Her Majesty's government that there has ever been a single visit by an alien spacecraft”
Among the documents is testimony from an airline pilot and his son who say they spent five minutes watching an object made up of three circles fly past their garden in Hellingly, East Sussex.
The pilot reported it to Air Traffic Control in West Drayton, and an official labelled his sighting as one by "a credible witness". But another defence official later wrote a memo saying the report "contains nothing of air defence significance".
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