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&. DATE TIME AND DURATION OF SIGHTING (Local tines to be quoted)
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REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
DATE TIME AND DURATION OF SIGHTING (Local times to be quoted)
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j. NEARBY OBJECTS (Telephone lines, high voltage lines, reservoir, lake or dam, ewasp or mareh,
river, high buildings, tall chimneys, steeples, spires, TV or radio masts
airfields, generating plant, factories. pite or other eites with floodlighte
or other night lighting).
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5. 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
eirfields, generating plant, factories, pits or other sites with floodlights
or other night lighting).
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Local times to be quoted
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Number of objects,size,shape,colours, arneb One ee i
brightness, sound,smell,etc. SurKounped Ay ¢
ON A3b, To SHEPTON MALKE
Cc. Exact position of observer ,
Geographical location,indoors our out, MOWING 1 VEHICLE,
stationery or moving.
D. How Observed NAKED EYE
Naked eye,binoculars,other optical
device,still or mevie camera.
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A landmark more useful than badly gst
bearing.
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G. Distance of Object from Observer /Nmz.
Ref. to known landmark when possible.
H. Movements of Object Heaps WEST
Changes in E,F & G more use than est. DiSAMMEARED OVER CHELYN
course and speed. bCKATs
J. Met. Condition During Observation Geen ws BierTy
Moving clouds, haze, mist, etc. Leva sy
K, Nearby Objects P
Telephone or high-voltage lines; dam, lake JN CHEN CoenTRY
or reservoir; swamp or marsh; river; high
building, tall chimney, steeples,spires or
masts; airfields, generating plantsjpits,
factories or other lighted sites, or lighting,
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L. To Whom Reported — . YACVI_ /ELICE
Police, Military org. the press, etc.
M. Name and Address of Informant
N. Any Background Information on Informant
that may be Volunteered
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P, Date and Time of Receipt of Report 25/24
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A. Date, Time & 240001Z-240100Z Dec 90.
Duration of Sighting
B. Description of Obyect Orange lights with tail-flame effec=
(No of obyects, size,
shape, colour, brightness)
c. Location, indoor/outdoor, Nw of Coventry
stationary/moving
D. How Observed (naked eye, Naked eye.
binoculars, other optical
device, still or movie ~
E. Direction in which object -
first seen (A landmark may
be more useful than a badly
estimated bearing)
Fs Angle of Sight (Estimated =
heights are unreliable?
SG. Distance (By reference to 2 ~
known landmark
H. Movements (Changes in E, F & & -
may be of more use then
estimates of course and speed?)
J. Met Conditions during Observations =
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
K. Nearby Obyects (Telephone lines, -
high voltage lines, reservoir, lake
etc or dam, swamp or marsh, river,
high buildings, tall chimneys,
steeples, spires, TY or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
floodlights or night lighting)
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To whom reported (Police,
military, press etc)
West Midlands Police, Coventry
M. Name & Address of Informant BROADSDHIELD, who were informe
by West Midlands Police,
Coventry.
N. Background of Informant that
may be volunteered
o. Other Witnesses
P. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 240100Z Dec 970
a. Any Unusual Meteorological
Conditions
R. Remarks: Gbyect seen by a number of
witnesses who reported it to
West Midlands Police, Coventry.
RO2
Duty Ops Officer
Date: 24 Dec 70 AF Ops
Distribution:
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REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OSJECT
A. Date, Time & 122000L NOV 90
Duration of Sighting approx 1-2 mins
8. Description of Object 2- 3 Set lights getting brighter
(No of objects, size. coming together to form shape like
shape, colour, brightness?) concorde
c. Location, indoor/outdoor. Outdoors
stationary/moving
D. How Observed (naked eye, Naked eye.
binoculars, other optical
device, still or movie
E. Direction in which object Towards informant just above
first seen (A landmark may tree level
be more useful than a badiy
estimated bearing)
F. Angle of Sight (Estimated slightly above eye level
heights are unreliable)
S. Distance (By reference to a 2-3 miles
known landmark
H. Movements (Changes in E, F & @ Forward and sideways then up
may be of more use than and down before disappearing
estimates of course and speed) behind houses, did not reappear
J. Met Conditions during Observations Bright clear night sky with a
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) faint drizzle
K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, Built up area
high voltage lines, reservoir, lake
etc or dam, swamp or marsh, river,
high buildings, tall chimneys,
steeples, spires, TY or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
flocdlights or night lighting)
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i. To whom reported (Police, AF Ops
military, press etc)
M Name & Address of Informant
Tipton
West Midlands
N. Background of Informant that
may be volunteered
Oo. Other Witnesses
NIL
P Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 272122Z Dec 90
a. Any Unusual Meteorological NIL
Conditions
R. Remarks: Informant saw the object about
1 month ago, it played on his
mind so he decided to report
it now.
RO2
Duty Ops Officer
Date: 27 Dec 70 AF Ops
Distribution:
Sec (AS)2, MB :
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ANNEXe* TO
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REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT i g “4
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A. Date, Time &
Duration of Sighting 191853Z Dec 70. 45 seconds
B. Description of Object Plane of some design - strange shape
(No of objects, size, of “Wright” brothers era. Informant
shape, colour, brightness) stated that it was totally silent.
Had flashing lights first red then
white lights, then red/green lights.
This was followed by & white light
that seemed to illuminate the whole
of the object. It then dropped a
white light (Flare? —- informant said
that it didn’t light up like a flare.
— This light fell 400 to 500 yards south
a: of his residence.
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stationary/moving Outdoors/moving. .
D. How Observed (naked eye, Naked eye.
binoculars, other optical
device, still or movie
E. Direction in which object South/south-easterly. In direction
first seen (A landmark may of Benson airfield.
be more useful than @ badly
estimated bearing)
Fs Angle of Sight (Estimated 2000 feet high, maybe higher. Unable
heights are unreliable) to estimate angle of sight
Cc. Distance (By reference to a 300 yards south-east fEaSection 40 |
known landmark (Informant ’s residence)
H. Movements (Changes in E, F & G Normal aircraft speed in south/
may be of more use than south-easterly direction.
estimates of course and speed)
J. Met Conditions during Observations Clear.
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
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K. Mearby Objects (Telephone lines, Church. High voltage lines —
high voltage lines, reservoir, lake no large pylons.
etc or dam, swamp or marsh, river,
high buildings, tall chimneys,
steeples, spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
Floodlights or night lighting?)
L.. To whom reported (Police, Thames Valley Police. Police
military, press etc) contacted Air Force Operations
and asked us to contact
Contacted at 1920152
‘1. Name & Address of Informant
N. Background of Informant that Ex-Army.
may be volunteered
0. Other Witnesses None.
Pr. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR)
192015Z Dec 970 (See L above)
a. Any Unusual
Conditions
Meteorological
NONE
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R. Remarks: Would be interested in receiving
a phone call on any conclusion
arrived at.
Pointed out at beginning of
conversation that he is listed
in Who’s-Who
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Duty Ops Officer
Date: 197 Dec 970 AF Ops
Distribution:
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or dam, swamp or marsn,
high buildings, tall chi
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factories, pits or other sites with
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4, Date, Time &
Duration of Sighting 5S Dec 90, 23152
B. Description of Object Red and Blue lights over Thames
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(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc)
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Local times to be quoted
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FOR 43 MINUTES
B. Disecription of Object
Number of objects,size,shape,colours,
brightness,sound,smell,etc.
ONE LIGHT, FIRST SIZE OF STAR
THEN INCREASING. WHITE LIGHT
QUITE BRIGHT, NO SOUND.
Exact position of observer
Geographical location,indoors our out,
stationery or moving.
OUTDOORS, STATIONARY.
FILTON, NEAR BRISTOL.
A landmark more useful than badly gsm
D. How Observed THROUGH NAKED EYE.
Naked eye,binoculars,other optical NIL.
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E( Direction in which Object was First Seen EASTERLY. PERSON CERTAIN OF
THIS DUE BEING IN LINE WITH
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G. Distance of Object #rom Observer 3070 THE NORTH. —
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H. Movements of Object NO, SEEMED A SMCCTH TRANSITION.
Changes in E,F & G more use than est.
course and speed.
J. Met. Condition During Observation SKY CLEAR, NO WIND.
Moving clouds, haze, mist, etc.
K. Nearby Objects FLEW OVER FILTON AERODROME.
Telephone or high-voltage lines; dam, lake
or reservoir; swamp or marshj river; high
building, tall chimney, steeples,spires or
masts; airfields, generating plantsjpits,
L_ factories or other lighted sites, or lighting
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Sescrigtion of object. (Number of objects, size, shape,
colours, brightness, sound, smell. etc:)
THE ORTECT WAS VERY DARK IN COLOUR, AND WHAT APPEARED To BE TRE
UNRERCPARERCE WAS BLOCK. THERE WERE FLASHES COMING FROM THE SURROUNDING
CLOUDS IN SEQUENCE, NOT MORE THAT A PINUTE/MINUTE AND A HALT ARART.
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Meteorological conditions during observations. (Moving
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A. Date, Time & 07 1930-21 OOmNore@Omnnsinennunnemmnen
Duration of Sighting 081800-onwards
B. Description of Object Series of blue red & white flashing
‘ (No of objects, size, lights moving slowly above the
shape, colour, brightness) horizon
c. Location, indoor/outdoor, Gutside house on hill overlooking the
stationary/moving sea e
Dz How Observed (naked eye, through binoculars
binoculars, other optical ‘
device, still or movie
E. Direction in which object To the east approx 10 miles off coast
first seen (4 landmark may at Hartlepool
be more useful than a badly
estimated bearing)
F. Angle of Sight (Estimated Low level but above horizon
heights are unreliable)
S. Distance (By reference to a See E
known landmark
H. Movements (Changes in E. F & © Appears to be hovering although one
may be of more use than set seemed to move slowly from NE to
estimates of course and speed) SW of him .
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J. Met Conditions during Observations O7 Nov completely cloudy
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc) O8 Nov partially cloudy
K. Nearby Objects (Telephone lines, NIL
high voltage lines, reservoir, lake
etc or dam, swamp or marsh», river,
high buildings, tall chimneys,
steeples, spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
floodlights or night lighting)
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K. hearby Cbjects (Telepnone
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or dam, swamp or marsh, river,
high builcings, tall chimneys,
steeples, spires, TV or racio masts,
eirfields, generating plenc,
factories, pits or other sites with
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Duration of Sighting
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be more useful than a badly
estimated bearing)
F. Angle of Sight (Estimated ‘
heights are unreliable) low * sky.
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known landmark _
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may be of more use than Gai bh
estimates of course and speed) Ae um.
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K, Nearby Objects (Telephone lines,
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high buildings, tail chimneys,
steeples, spires,» TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
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A. Date, Time & O7i9FHOZNov 9O 3S Mins
Duration of Sighting
B. Description of Object ONE EXTREMELY LARGE OBJECT. 3 RED
{No of objects, size, LIGHTS AT FRONT IN & SEMI-CIRCLE.
Shape. colour, brightness) FLASHING WHITE LIGHTS AT THE SIDE.
By Location. indoor/outdoor, KINGS LYNN. MOVING TOWARDS SATEN ROAD
stationary/moving ROUNDABOUT HEADING TOWARDS WEST WINTH.
D. How Observed (naked eye, SEEN BY NSKED EYE WHILST DRIVING IN A
bineculars, other optical CAR
device, still or movie
E. Direction in which sbyect MBVING FROM NORTH TO SOUTH
first seen (A landmark may {NG LANDMARKS KNOWN)
be more useful than a badly
estimated bearing)
F, Angle af Sight (Estimated 45 DEGREES
heights are unreliable)
Gc. Distance {By reference to a UNCERTAIN
known landmark
H. Movements (Changes in &. F & @ TRAVELLING AT ROUGHLY THE SPEED OF A
may be of more use than TORNADO
estimates of course and speed?)
J. Met Conditions during Observations CLEAR NIGHT; NIL CLOUD
momar PEE EPP ES DLE SL ML SS
K. Nearby Gbyects (Telephene lines, NONE ANOWN
high voltage lines, reservoir: lake
etc er dam, swamp cr marsh, river,
high buididings. tali chimneys,
steeples. spires, TV or radic masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
floaedtights or night lighting?
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high buildings, tall chimneys,
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factories, pits or other sites with
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REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT
Date, Time &
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20 minutes.
Description of Object
(No of objects, size,
shape, colour, brightness)
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stationary/moving
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device, still or movie
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70 degrees above horizon.
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circle.
Met Conditions during Observations
(Moving clouds, haze, mist etc?)
Cloudy.
Nearby Obyects (Telephone lines,
high voltage lines, reservoir, lake
etc or dam, swamp or marsh, river,
high buildings, tall chimneys,
steeples, spires, TV or radio masts,
airfields, generating plant,
factories, pits or other sites with
floodlights or night lighting)
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P. Date, Time of Receipt (in AFOR) 271920Z Oct 90.
a. Any Unusual Meteorological None.
Conditions
R. Remarks: Section 40, Ie not want the press to be told.
Sqn Ldr
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TO: Dept. of Trade and Industry.. DATE: 29.9.90
SUBJECT: Report of unidentified flying object
1. At 1925 hours on Friday 28th. September, 1990,
the following object was observed for approximately
2- 3 minutes, during which time it remained static.
Qe The object is described as having a saucer shaped
dark coloured background with four bright white lights
shining from it hovering at a height of between 500
and 1000 feet.
36 The sighting was made as the informant was driving
north from Codsall towards Bishops Wood (unclassified
road). The object was at a distance estimated as approx
2 - 4 miles in the region of Ivetsey Bank and north of
the A5 (approx Map Ref. 831110).
4 The informant did not see the object move but oniy
describes it as ‘disappearing’ after he lost sight of
it behind a hedgerow. The weather at the time was fine
with some clouds and darkness had not falien.
5S. There are no high buildings, factories or T.V./Radio
wasts in the area.
6, The ingident was reported by telephone at 2005 hrs
to Sgt at Codsall Police Station b
Seisdon, Staffordshire. The informant appeared genuine.
7s No other reports were received in relation to this
sighting.
8. A reply to this repert is not required.
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A. DATE, TIME, DURATION OF SIGHTING:
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B. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT:
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M. NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT:
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT - SCOTTISH DAILY RECORD
1. US of S(AF) may wish to be aware that the Scottish Daily Record may run
a story regarding an alleged sighting of a UFO near Pitlochrie in early August.
Such stories are not normally drawn to the attention of Ministers and the MoD
press office invariably responds to questions along well-established lines
emphasising our limited interest in the UFO phenomenon and explaining that we
therefore do not have the resources to undertake any in-depth investigations
into particular sightings. On this occasion however, the MoD has been provided
with six photographic negatives of an alleged UFO by the Scottish Daily Record
and has been asked for comments almost certainly for inclusion in a forthcoming
story. For this reason it is felt that US of S(AF) should be made aware of the
background and the line adopted by the DDPR(RAF) in responding to the newspaper.
2. The photographs, which were received on 10 Sept, are alleged to have
been taken near the A9 road at Clavine, north of Pitlochrie on the evening of 4
August. They show a large stationary, diamond-shaped object past which, it
appears, a small jet aircraft is flying. The negatives have been considered by
the relevant staffs who have established that the jet aircraft is a Harrier (and
also identified a barely visible second aircraft, again probably a Harrier) but
have reached no definite conclusion regarding the large object. It has also
been confirmed that there is no record of Harriers operating in the area at the
time at which the photographs are alleged to have been taken. The negatives
have now been returned to the Scottish Daily Record.
i In consultation with DDPR(RAF) it has been agreed that the attached
lines to take should be used in responding to the Scottish Daily Record. These
are consistent with the position adopted in the replies to the many public and
occasional parliamentary enquiries on the subject of UFOs.
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SCOTTISH DAILY RECORD - PHOTOGRAPHS OF UFO
DEFENSIVE LINES TO TAKE:
- Have looked at photographs, no definite conclusions
reached regarding large diamond-shaped object.
- Confident that jet aircraft is a Harrier.
- Have no record of Harriers operating in location at
stated time/date.
- No other reports received by MoD of unusual air
activity or sightings at location/date/time.
IF PRESSED
Who in MoD studied pictures?
- All sighting reports (including on occasion
photographs/drawings etc) received by MoD are referred to
the staff in the departments which are responsible for
air defence of UK who examine them as part of their
normal duties.
Other reports of UFOs from Scotland?
- UFO reports from Scotland are rare.
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REPORT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT d
Date, Time and Duration of Sighting. 29 Aue qo O4 35@) 2 Seceonn$
Description of Object.
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Date and time of receipt of report. :
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29 August 1990
Dear Sir,
I enclose for your information a copy minute
sheet in respect of an incident which occured
in the Toller Lane Sub Division of this force
on 20 August 1990.
Yours faithfully
Senior Administrative Officer
The Ministry of Defence
Duty Controller
Aeronautical Information Services
Royal Air Force
West Drayton.
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