http://www.ufonederland.nl/ Waarnemingen van vreemde objecten in Nederland, ufo's waargenomen in de rest van de wereld en dan natuurlijk onze supersnelle Rods die we alleen via een camera kunnen bewonderen. Nieuwe levensvormen op aarde? Chupacabra's, Bigfoot, Yeti, Aliens. Onverklaarbare Gebeurtenissen en andere veelbesproken onderwerpen vind je op deze nieuwe site zoals of we bewust onder contole worden gehouden door onze regeringen? En zijn onze bezoekers van andee planten hier al langer op aarde als de mens zelf? Dit allemaal en méér vindt U terug op onze website nl-NL Powered by FASTWALKERS UFONEDERLAND ufonederland@nospam.com (kingwilly) ufonederland@nospam.com (kingwilly) Mon, 21 May 2012 11:57:43 +0200 Mon, 21 May 2012 11:57:43 +0200 http://backend.userland.com/rss e107 (http://e107.org) hourly 1 60 http://www.ufonederland.nl/e107_images/button.png http://www.ufonederland.nl/ 88 31 Waarnemingen van vreemde objecten in Nederland, ufo's waargenomen in de rest van de wereld en dan natuurlijk onze supersnelle Rods die we alleen via een camera kunnen bewonderen. Nieuwe levensvormen op aarde? Chupacabra's, Bigfoot, Yeti, Aliens. Onverklaarbare Gebeurtenissen en andere veelbesproken onderwerpen vind je op deze nieuwe site zoals of we bewust onder contole worden gehouden door onze regeringen? En zijn onze bezoekers van andee planten hier al langer op aarde als de mens zelf? Dit allemaal en méér vindt U terug op onze website http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.201 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
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Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
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Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Wed, 24 Aug 2011 18:04:44 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.199 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
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Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Wed, 24 Aug 2011 18:01:52 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.198 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.197 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Wed, 24 Aug 2011 17:59:59 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.197 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.196 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Wed, 24 Aug 2011 17:58:22 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.196 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.195 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Wed, 24 Aug 2011 17:56:03 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.195 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.194 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archive UK Wed, 24 Aug 2011 17:54:23 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.194 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.193 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archive UK Wed, 24 Aug 2011 17:52:32 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.193 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.191 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
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Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Fri, 19 Aug 2011 01:16:00 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.190 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.189 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Fri, 19 Aug 2011 01:13:26 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.189 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.188 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
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Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Fri, 19 Aug 2011 01:11:17 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.188 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.187 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
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Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Wed, 17 Aug 2011 13:21:10 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.187 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.186 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Wed, 17 Aug 2011 13:19:02 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.186 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.185 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Wed, 17 Aug 2011 13:17:11 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.185 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.184 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Wed, 17 Aug 2011 13:07:09 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.184 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.183 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archive UK Wed, 17 Aug 2011 13:02:30 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.183 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.182 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Wed, 17 Aug 2011 13:00:12 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.182 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.181 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Wed, 17 Aug 2011 12:58:11 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.181 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.180 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Sat, 13 Aug 2011 01:26:03 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.180 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.179 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Sat, 13 Aug 2011 01:23:50 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.179 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.178 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Sat, 13 Aug 2011 01:21:19 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.178 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.177 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Sat, 13 Aug 2011 01:19:15 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.177 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.176 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Fri, 12 Aug 2011 15:59:10 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.176 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.175 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Fri, 12 Aug 2011 15:56:26 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.175 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.174 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Fri, 12 Aug 2011 15:50:18 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.174 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.173 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.
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Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Fri, 12 Aug 2011 14:23:07 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.172 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.171 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Fri, 12 Aug 2011 14:19:29 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.171 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.170 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option]]> National Archives National Archives UK Fri, 12 Aug 2011 14:17:21 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.170 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.169 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Thu, 11 Aug 2011 19:47:03 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.169 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.168 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option.]]> National Archives National Archives UK Thu, 11 Aug 2011 18:51:09 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.168 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.167 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option]]> National Archives National Archives UK Thu, 11 Aug 2011 18:48:44 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.167 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.166 Read eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings, see the picture of a ‘flying saucer’ which was sent for analysis by defence experts and discover the bizarre story of ‘Mork and Mindy's' visit to East Dulwich.
Start by reading our highlights guide (PDF, 397kb) to help you navigate your way through the files released in August 2011.
Seven files in this tranche (DEFE 31/182/1-188/1) contain copies of numerous UFO reports made by members of the public and submitted to MoD between April 1993 and July 1996. These reports are duplicates of papers from tranche #4 of the UFO files, released by The National Archives in August 2009 (DEFE 24/1959/1-1961/1 and DEFE 24/1974/1-76/1 on the webpage).
Due to the large size of some of these files, we recommend you save them to your PC before opening them. Please right click on the links and select the ‘save’ option]]> National Archives National Archives UK Thu, 11 Aug 2011 18:46:38 +0200 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.166 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.126 The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters and parliamentary questions covering the years 2000-2005.
Find out more about the House of Lords’ debate on UFOs, a flying saucer hoax that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK and how 1978 nearly became 'the year of the UFO'.

ufos files nationalarchives gov uk


UFO sightings and an "alien abduction" are detailed in thousands of close-encounter documents released by the National Archives.

Previously classified documents reveal the UFO phenomenon was discussed at the highest level of government worldwide. In December 1977, the Government used its influence to talk down a call by Grenada president Sir Eric Gairy for a UN agency to conduct research into alien sightings.

About a year later, the House of Lords held a debate on the subject of UFOs, the files show.

One of the documents describes a "War of the Worlds" incident in 1967 that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK.

The RAF was flooded with calls from the public reporting six small "flying saucers" discovered in locations in a perfect line across southern England.

Four police forces, bomb disposal units, the army and the Ministry of Defence's intelligence branch were all mobilised.

But it later emerged the saucers were a 'rag-day' hoax by engineering students from Farnborough Technical College.

Another file tells of a family capturing on film flashing red and white lights zig-zagging their way through the sky in 2003.

Police officers, including a helicopter team, also witnessed the 20 to 30 lights over Bromley, Kent, and reported the incident. Radar checks revealed nothing unusual.

The documents read: "A policeman sent to investigate confirmed the sighting. Objects were moving faster than any man-made aircraft."

In another case, a man told the MoD he believed he had been beamed up by an alien craft from his home in Barnes, southwest London.

He described having a glass of milk in his garden on a night in October 1998 and "after a few moments I heard a distant roar of engines getting louder and louder".

The man said he was terrified as a huge "cigar-shaped vehicle" appeared over his house and said it felt like he had gained a whole hour.

"I am now beginning to wonder if I was abducted," he told the MoD, which replied that the clocks had gone back the night before.

The files also detail the Freedom of Information (FOI) requests and letters from "persistent enquirers" that led to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) opening up its files.

Dr David Clarke, author of the book The UFO Files, said since the introduction of the FOI Act, questions on UFOs were the top three most popular FOI requests received by the MoD.

He said: "You can see from the files that I wasn't the only one interested in the subject, with the phenomenon discussed at the highest level of government right across the globe."

In 1978, the RAF was bombarded with claims that a UFO was zipping across the sky as witnesses described a mystery orange cigar-shaped object with lights covering its base.

An investigation revealed the sightings coincided with the re-entry of space debris into the Earth's atmosphere.

The 35 files contain 8,500 pages of UFO sightings and reports, colour photographs and drawings, RAF investigations, unusual radar detections and - for the first time - documents on the Government's policy on UFOs.]]> National Archives ufos files nationalarchives gov uk Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:43:54 +0100 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.126 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.125 The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters and parliamentary questions covering the years 2000-2005.
Find out more about the House of Lords’ debate on UFOs, a flying saucer hoax that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK and how 1978 nearly became 'the year of the UFO'.

ufos files nationalarchives gov uk


UFO sightings and an "alien abduction" are detailed in thousands of close-encounter documents released by the National Archives.

Previously classified documents reveal the UFO phenomenon was discussed at the highest level of government worldwide. In December 1977, the Government used its influence to talk down a call by Grenada president Sir Eric Gairy for a UN agency to conduct research into alien sightings.

About a year later, the House of Lords held a debate on the subject of UFOs, the files show.

One of the documents describes a "War of the Worlds" incident in 1967 that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK.

The RAF was flooded with calls from the public reporting six small "flying saucers" discovered in locations in a perfect line across southern England.

Four police forces, bomb disposal units, the army and the Ministry of Defence's intelligence branch were all mobilised.

But it later emerged the saucers were a 'rag-day' hoax by engineering students from Farnborough Technical College.

Another file tells of a family capturing on film flashing red and white lights zig-zagging their way through the sky in 2003.

Police officers, including a helicopter team, also witnessed the 20 to 30 lights over Bromley, Kent, and reported the incident. Radar checks revealed nothing unusual.

The documents read: "A policeman sent to investigate confirmed the sighting. Objects were moving faster than any man-made aircraft."

In another case, a man told the MoD he believed he had been beamed up by an alien craft from his home in Barnes, southwest London.

He described having a glass of milk in his garden on a night in October 1998 and "after a few moments I heard a distant roar of engines getting louder and louder".

The man said he was terrified as a huge "cigar-shaped vehicle" appeared over his house and said it felt like he had gained a whole hour.

"I am now beginning to wonder if I was abducted," he told the MoD, which replied that the clocks had gone back the night before.

The files also detail the Freedom of Information (FOI) requests and letters from "persistent enquirers" that led to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) opening up its files.

Dr David Clarke, author of the book The UFO Files, said since the introduction of the FOI Act, questions on UFOs were the top three most popular FOI requests received by the MoD.

He said: "You can see from the files that I wasn't the only one interested in the subject, with the phenomenon discussed at the highest level of government right across the globe."

In 1978, the RAF was bombarded with claims that a UFO was zipping across the sky as witnesses described a mystery orange cigar-shaped object with lights covering its base.

An investigation revealed the sightings coincided with the re-entry of space debris into the Earth's atmosphere.

The 35 files contain 8,500 pages of UFO sightings and reports, colour photographs and drawings, RAF investigations, unusual radar detections and - for the first time - documents on the Government's policy on UFOs.]]> National Archives ufos files nationalarchives gov uk Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:42:28 +0100 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.125 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.124 The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters and parliamentary questions covering the years 2000-2005.
Find out more about the House of Lords’ debate on UFOs, a flying saucer hoax that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK and how 1978 nearly became 'the year of the UFO'.

ufos files nationalarchives gov uk


UFO sightings and an "alien abduction" are detailed in thousands of close-encounter documents released by the National Archives.

Previously classified documents reveal the UFO phenomenon was discussed at the highest level of government worldwide. In December 1977, the Government used its influence to talk down a call by Grenada president Sir Eric Gairy for a UN agency to conduct research into alien sightings.

About a year later, the House of Lords held a debate on the subject of UFOs, the files show.

One of the documents describes a "War of the Worlds" incident in 1967 that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK.

The RAF was flooded with calls from the public reporting six small "flying saucers" discovered in locations in a perfect line across southern England.

Four police forces, bomb disposal units, the army and the Ministry of Defence's intelligence branch were all mobilised.

But it later emerged the saucers were a 'rag-day' hoax by engineering students from Farnborough Technical College.

Another file tells of a family capturing on film flashing red and white lights zig-zagging their way through the sky in 2003.

Police officers, including a helicopter team, also witnessed the 20 to 30 lights over Bromley, Kent, and reported the incident. Radar checks revealed nothing unusual.

The documents read: "A policeman sent to investigate confirmed the sighting. Objects were moving faster than any man-made aircraft."

In another case, a man told the MoD he believed he had been beamed up by an alien craft from his home in Barnes, southwest London.

He described having a glass of milk in his garden on a night in October 1998 and "after a few moments I heard a distant roar of engines getting louder and louder".

The man said he was terrified as a huge "cigar-shaped vehicle" appeared over his house and said it felt like he had gained a whole hour.

"I am now beginning to wonder if I was abducted," he told the MoD, which replied that the clocks had gone back the night before.

The files also detail the Freedom of Information (FOI) requests and letters from "persistent enquirers" that led to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) opening up its files.

Dr David Clarke, author of the book The UFO Files, said since the introduction of the FOI Act, questions on UFOs were the top three most popular FOI requests received by the MoD.

He said: "You can see from the files that I wasn't the only one interested in the subject, with the phenomenon discussed at the highest level of government right across the globe."

In 1978, the RAF was bombarded with claims that a UFO was zipping across the sky as witnesses described a mystery orange cigar-shaped object with lights covering its base.

An investigation revealed the sightings coincided with the re-entry of space debris into the Earth's atmosphere.

The 35 files contain 8,500 pages of UFO sightings and reports, colour photographs and drawings, RAF investigations, unusual radar detections and - for the first time - documents on the Government's policy on UFOs.]]> National Archives ufos files nationalarchives gov uk Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:41:10 +0100 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.124 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.123 The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters and parliamentary questions covering the years 2000-2005.
Find out more about the House of Lords’ debate on UFOs, a flying saucer hoax that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK and how 1978 nearly became 'the year of the UFO'.

ufos files nationalarchives gov uk


UFO sightings and an "alien abduction" are detailed in thousands of close-encounter documents released by the National Archives.

Previously classified documents reveal the UFO phenomenon was discussed at the highest level of government worldwide. In December 1977, the Government used its influence to talk down a call by Grenada president Sir Eric Gairy for a UN agency to conduct research into alien sightings.

About a year later, the House of Lords held a debate on the subject of UFOs, the files show.

One of the documents describes a "War of the Worlds" incident in 1967 that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK.

The RAF was flooded with calls from the public reporting six small "flying saucers" discovered in locations in a perfect line across southern England.

Four police forces, bomb disposal units, the army and the Ministry of Defence's intelligence branch were all mobilised.

But it later emerged the saucers were a 'rag-day' hoax by engineering students from Farnborough Technical College.

Another file tells of a family capturing on film flashing red and white lights zig-zagging their way through the sky in 2003.

Police officers, including a helicopter team, also witnessed the 20 to 30 lights over Bromley, Kent, and reported the incident. Radar checks revealed nothing unusual.

The documents read: "A policeman sent to investigate confirmed the sighting. Objects were moving faster than any man-made aircraft."

In another case, a man told the MoD he believed he had been beamed up by an alien craft from his home in Barnes, southwest London.

He described having a glass of milk in his garden on a night in October 1998 and "after a few moments I heard a distant roar of engines getting louder and louder".

The man said he was terrified as a huge "cigar-shaped vehicle" appeared over his house and said it felt like he had gained a whole hour.

"I am now beginning to wonder if I was abducted," he told the MoD, which replied that the clocks had gone back the night before.

The files also detail the Freedom of Information (FOI) requests and letters from "persistent enquirers" that led to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) opening up its files.

Dr David Clarke, author of the book The UFO Files, said since the introduction of the FOI Act, questions on UFOs were the top three most popular FOI requests received by the MoD.

He said: "You can see from the files that I wasn't the only one interested in the subject, with the phenomenon discussed at the highest level of government right across the globe."

In 1978, the RAF was bombarded with claims that a UFO was zipping across the sky as witnesses described a mystery orange cigar-shaped object with lights covering its base.

An investigation revealed the sightings coincided with the re-entry of space debris into the Earth's atmosphere.

The 35 files contain 8,500 pages of UFO sightings and reports, colour photographs and drawings, RAF investigations, unusual radar detections and - for the first time - documents on the Government's policy on UFOs.]]> National Archives ufos files nationalarchives gov uk Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:39:01 +0100 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.123 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.122 The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters and parliamentary questions covering the years 2000-2005.
Find out more about the House of Lords’ debate on UFOs, a flying saucer hoax that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK and how 1978 nearly became 'the year of the UFO'.

ufos files nationalarchives gov uk


UFO sightings and an "alien abduction" are detailed in thousands of close-encounter documents released by the National Archives.

Previously classified documents reveal the UFO phenomenon was discussed at the highest level of government worldwide. In December 1977, the Government used its influence to talk down a call by Grenada president Sir Eric Gairy for a UN agency to conduct research into alien sightings.

About a year later, the House of Lords held a debate on the subject of UFOs, the files show.

One of the documents describes a "War of the Worlds" incident in 1967 that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK.

The RAF was flooded with calls from the public reporting six small "flying saucers" discovered in locations in a perfect line across southern England.

Four police forces, bomb disposal units, the army and the Ministry of Defence's intelligence branch were all mobilised.

But it later emerged the saucers were a 'rag-day' hoax by engineering students from Farnborough Technical College.

Another file tells of a family capturing on film flashing red and white lights zig-zagging their way through the sky in 2003.

Police officers, including a helicopter team, also witnessed the 20 to 30 lights over Bromley, Kent, and reported the incident. Radar checks revealed nothing unusual.

The documents read: "A policeman sent to investigate confirmed the sighting. Objects were moving faster than any man-made aircraft."

In another case, a man told the MoD he believed he had been beamed up by an alien craft from his home in Barnes, southwest London.

He described having a glass of milk in his garden on a night in October 1998 and "after a few moments I heard a distant roar of engines getting louder and louder".

The man said he was terrified as a huge "cigar-shaped vehicle" appeared over his house and said it felt like he had gained a whole hour.

"I am now beginning to wonder if I was abducted," he told the MoD, which replied that the clocks had gone back the night before.

The files also detail the Freedom of Information (FOI) requests and letters from "persistent enquirers" that led to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) opening up its files.

Dr David Clarke, author of the book The UFO Files, said since the introduction of the FOI Act, questions on UFOs were the top three most popular FOI requests received by the MoD.

He said: "You can see from the files that I wasn't the only one interested in the subject, with the phenomenon discussed at the highest level of government right across the globe."

In 1978, the RAF was bombarded with claims that a UFO was zipping across the sky as witnesses described a mystery orange cigar-shaped object with lights covering its base.

An investigation revealed the sightings coincided with the re-entry of space debris into the Earth's atmosphere.

The 35 files contain 8,500 pages of UFO sightings and reports, colour photographs and drawings, RAF investigations, unusual radar detections and - for the first time - documents on the Government's policy on UFOs.]]> National Archives ufos files nationalarchives gov uk Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:37:35 +0100 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.122 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.121 The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters and parliamentary questions covering the years 2000-2005.
Find out more about the House of Lords’ debate on UFOs, a flying saucer hoax that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK and how 1978 nearly became 'the year of the UFO'.

ufos files nationalarchives gov uk


UFO sightings and an "alien abduction" are detailed in thousands of close-encounter documents released by the National Archives.

Previously classified documents reveal the UFO phenomenon was discussed at the highest level of government worldwide. In December 1977, the Government used its influence to talk down a call by Grenada president Sir Eric Gairy for a UN agency to conduct research into alien sightings.

About a year later, the House of Lords held a debate on the subject of UFOs, the files show.

One of the documents describes a "War of the Worlds" incident in 1967 that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK.

The RAF was flooded with calls from the public reporting six small "flying saucers" discovered in locations in a perfect line across southern England.

Four police forces, bomb disposal units, the army and the Ministry of Defence's intelligence branch were all mobilised.

But it later emerged the saucers were a 'rag-day' hoax by engineering students from Farnborough Technical College.

Another file tells of a family capturing on film flashing red and white lights zig-zagging their way through the sky in 2003.

Police officers, including a helicopter team, also witnessed the 20 to 30 lights over Bromley, Kent, and reported the incident. Radar checks revealed nothing unusual.

The documents read: "A policeman sent to investigate confirmed the sighting. Objects were moving faster than any man-made aircraft."

In another case, a man told the MoD he believed he had been beamed up by an alien craft from his home in Barnes, southwest London.

He described having a glass of milk in his garden on a night in October 1998 and "after a few moments I heard a distant roar of engines getting louder and louder".

The man said he was terrified as a huge "cigar-shaped vehicle" appeared over his house and said it felt like he had gained a whole hour.

"I am now beginning to wonder if I was abducted," he told the MoD, which replied that the clocks had gone back the night before.

The files also detail the Freedom of Information (FOI) requests and letters from "persistent enquirers" that led to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) opening up its files.

Dr David Clarke, author of the book The UFO Files, said since the introduction of the FOI Act, questions on UFOs were the top three most popular FOI requests received by the MoD.

He said: "You can see from the files that I wasn't the only one interested in the subject, with the phenomenon discussed at the highest level of government right across the globe."

In 1978, the RAF was bombarded with claims that a UFO was zipping across the sky as witnesses described a mystery orange cigar-shaped object with lights covering its base.

An investigation revealed the sightings coincided with the re-entry of space debris into the Earth's atmosphere.

The 35 files contain 8,500 pages of UFO sightings and reports, colour photographs and drawings, RAF investigations, unusual radar detections and - for the first time - documents on the Government's policy on UFOs.]]> National Archives ufos files nationalarchives gov uk Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:36:12 +0100 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.121 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.120 The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters and parliamentary questions covering the years 2000-2005.
Find out more about the House of Lords’ debate on UFOs, a flying saucer hoax that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK and how 1978 nearly became 'the year of the UFO'.

ufos files nationalarchives gov uk


UFO sightings and an "alien abduction" are detailed in thousands of close-encounter documents released by the National Archives.

Previously classified documents reveal the UFO phenomenon was discussed at the highest level of government worldwide. In December 1977, the Government used its influence to talk down a call by Grenada president Sir Eric Gairy for a UN agency to conduct research into alien sightings.

About a year later, the House of Lords held a debate on the subject of UFOs, the files show.

One of the documents describes a "War of the Worlds" incident in 1967 that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK.

The RAF was flooded with calls from the public reporting six small "flying saucers" discovered in locations in a perfect line across southern England.

Four police forces, bomb disposal units, the army and the Ministry of Defence's intelligence branch were all mobilised.

But it later emerged the saucers were a 'rag-day' hoax by engineering students from Farnborough Technical College.

Another file tells of a family capturing on film flashing red and white lights zig-zagging their way through the sky in 2003.

Police officers, including a helicopter team, also witnessed the 20 to 30 lights over Bromley, Kent, and reported the incident. Radar checks revealed nothing unusual.

The documents read: "A policeman sent to investigate confirmed the sighting. Objects were moving faster than any man-made aircraft."

In another case, a man told the MoD he believed he had been beamed up by an alien craft from his home in Barnes, southwest London.

He described having a glass of milk in his garden on a night in October 1998 and "after a few moments I heard a distant roar of engines getting louder and louder".

The man said he was terrified as a huge "cigar-shaped vehicle" appeared over his house and said it felt like he had gained a whole hour.

"I am now beginning to wonder if I was abducted," he told the MoD, which replied that the clocks had gone back the night before.

The files also detail the Freedom of Information (FOI) requests and letters from "persistent enquirers" that led to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) opening up its files.

Dr David Clarke, author of the book The UFO Files, said since the introduction of the FOI Act, questions on UFOs were the top three most popular FOI requests received by the MoD.

He said: "You can see from the files that I wasn't the only one interested in the subject, with the phenomenon discussed at the highest level of government right across the globe."

In 1978, the RAF was bombarded with claims that a UFO was zipping across the sky as witnesses described a mystery orange cigar-shaped object with lights covering its base.

An investigation revealed the sightings coincided with the re-entry of space debris into the Earth's atmosphere.

The 35 files contain 8,500 pages of UFO sightings and reports, colour photographs and drawings, RAF investigations, unusual radar detections and - for the first time - documents on the Government's policy on UFOs.]]> National Archives ufos files nationalarchives gov uk Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:34:21 +0100 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.120 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.119 The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters and parliamentary questions covering the years 2000-2005.
Find out more about the House of Lords’ debate on UFOs, a flying saucer hoax that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK and how 1978 nearly became 'the year of the UFO'.

ufos files nationalarchives gov uk


UFO sightings and an "alien abduction" are detailed in thousands of close-encounter documents released by the National Archives.

Previously classified documents reveal the UFO phenomenon was discussed at the highest level of government worldwide. In December 1977, the Government used its influence to talk down a call by Grenada president Sir Eric Gairy for a UN agency to conduct research into alien sightings.

About a year later, the House of Lords held a debate on the subject of UFOs, the files show.

One of the documents describes a "War of the Worlds" incident in 1967 that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK.

The RAF was flooded with calls from the public reporting six small "flying saucers" discovered in locations in a perfect line across southern England.

Four police forces, bomb disposal units, the army and the Ministry of Defence's intelligence branch were all mobilised.

But it later emerged the saucers were a 'rag-day' hoax by engineering students from Farnborough Technical College.

Another file tells of a family capturing on film flashing red and white lights zig-zagging their way through the sky in 2003.

Police officers, including a helicopter team, also witnessed the 20 to 30 lights over Bromley, Kent, and reported the incident. Radar checks revealed nothing unusual.

The documents read: "A policeman sent to investigate confirmed the sighting. Objects were moving faster than any man-made aircraft."

In another case, a man told the MoD he believed he had been beamed up by an alien craft from his home in Barnes, southwest London.

He described having a glass of milk in his garden on a night in October 1998 and "after a few moments I heard a distant roar of engines getting louder and louder".

The man said he was terrified as a huge "cigar-shaped vehicle" appeared over his house and said it felt like he had gained a whole hour.

"I am now beginning to wonder if I was abducted," he told the MoD, which replied that the clocks had gone back the night before.

The files also detail the Freedom of Information (FOI) requests and letters from "persistent enquirers" that led to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) opening up its files.

Dr David Clarke, author of the book The UFO Files, said since the introduction of the FOI Act, questions on UFOs were the top three most popular FOI requests received by the MoD.

He said: "You can see from the files that I wasn't the only one interested in the subject, with the phenomenon discussed at the highest level of government right across the globe."

In 1978, the RAF was bombarded with claims that a UFO was zipping across the sky as witnesses described a mystery orange cigar-shaped object with lights covering its base.

An investigation revealed the sightings coincided with the re-entry of space debris into the Earth's atmosphere.

The 35 files contain 8,500 pages of UFO sightings and reports, colour photographs and drawings, RAF investigations, unusual radar detections and - for the first time - documents on the Government's policy on UFOs.]]> National Archives ufos files nationalarchives gov uk Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:32:57 +0100 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.119 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.118 The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters and parliamentary questions covering the years 2000-2005.
Find out more about the House of Lords’ debate on UFOs, a flying saucer hoax that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK and how 1978 nearly became 'the year of the UFO'.

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UFO sightings and an "alien abduction" are detailed in thousands of close-encounter documents released by the National Archives.

Previously classified documents reveal the UFO phenomenon was discussed at the highest level of government worldwide. In December 1977, the Government used its influence to talk down a call by Grenada president Sir Eric Gairy for a UN agency to conduct research into alien sightings.

About a year later, the House of Lords held a debate on the subject of UFOs, the files show.

One of the documents describes a "War of the Worlds" incident in 1967 that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK.

The RAF was flooded with calls from the public reporting six small "flying saucers" discovered in locations in a perfect line across southern England.

Four police forces, bomb disposal units, the army and the Ministry of Defence's intelligence branch were all mobilised.

But it later emerged the saucers were a 'rag-day' hoax by engineering students from Farnborough Technical College.

Another file tells of a family capturing on film flashing red and white lights zig-zagging their way through the sky in 2003.

Police officers, including a helicopter team, also witnessed the 20 to 30 lights over Bromley, Kent, and reported the incident. Radar checks revealed nothing unusual.

The documents read: "A policeman sent to investigate confirmed the sighting. Objects were moving faster than any man-made aircraft."

In another case, a man told the MoD he believed he had been beamed up by an alien craft from his home in Barnes, southwest London.

He described having a glass of milk in his garden on a night in October 1998 and "after a few moments I heard a distant roar of engines getting louder and louder".

The man said he was terrified as a huge "cigar-shaped vehicle" appeared over his house and said it felt like he had gained a whole hour.

"I am now beginning to wonder if I was abducted," he told the MoD, which replied that the clocks had gone back the night before.

The files also detail the Freedom of Information (FOI) requests and letters from "persistent enquirers" that led to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) opening up its files.

Dr David Clarke, author of the book The UFO Files, said since the introduction of the FOI Act, questions on UFOs were the top three most popular FOI requests received by the MoD.

He said: "You can see from the files that I wasn't the only one interested in the subject, with the phenomenon discussed at the highest level of government right across the globe."

In 1978, the RAF was bombarded with claims that a UFO was zipping across the sky as witnesses described a mystery orange cigar-shaped object with lights covering its base.

An investigation revealed the sightings coincided with the re-entry of space debris into the Earth's atmosphere.

The 35 files contain 8,500 pages of UFO sightings and reports, colour photographs and drawings, RAF investigations, unusual radar detections and - for the first time - documents on the Government's policy on UFOs.]]> National Archives ufos files nationalarchives gov uk Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:31:21 +0100 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.118 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.117 The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters and parliamentary questions covering the years 2000-2005.
Find out more about the House of Lords’ debate on UFOs, a flying saucer hoax that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK and how 1978 nearly became 'the year of the UFO'.

ufos files nationalarchives gov uk


UFO sightings and an "alien abduction" are detailed in thousands of close-encounter documents released by the National Archives.

Previously classified documents reveal the UFO phenomenon was discussed at the highest level of government worldwide. In December 1977, the Government used its influence to talk down a call by Grenada president Sir Eric Gairy for a UN agency to conduct research into alien sightings.

About a year later, the House of Lords held a debate on the subject of UFOs, the files show.

One of the documents describes a "War of the Worlds" incident in 1967 that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK.

The RAF was flooded with calls from the public reporting six small "flying saucers" discovered in locations in a perfect line across southern England.

Four police forces, bomb disposal units, the army and the Ministry of Defence's intelligence branch were all mobilised.

But it later emerged the saucers were a 'rag-day' hoax by engineering students from Farnborough Technical College.

Another file tells of a family capturing on film flashing red and white lights zig-zagging their way through the sky in 2003.

Police officers, including a helicopter team, also witnessed the 20 to 30 lights over Bromley, Kent, and reported the incident. Radar checks revealed nothing unusual.

The documents read: "A policeman sent to investigate confirmed the sighting. Objects were moving faster than any man-made aircraft."

In another case, a man told the MoD he believed he had been beamed up by an alien craft from his home in Barnes, southwest London.

He described having a glass of milk in his garden on a night in October 1998 and "after a few moments I heard a distant roar of engines getting louder and louder".

The man said he was terrified as a huge "cigar-shaped vehicle" appeared over his house and said it felt like he had gained a whole hour.

"I am now beginning to wonder if I was abducted," he told the MoD, which replied that the clocks had gone back the night before.

The files also detail the Freedom of Information (FOI) requests and letters from "persistent enquirers" that led to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) opening up its files.

Dr David Clarke, author of the book The UFO Files, said since the introduction of the FOI Act, questions on UFOs were the top three most popular FOI requests received by the MoD.

He said: "You can see from the files that I wasn't the only one interested in the subject, with the phenomenon discussed at the highest level of government right across the globe."

In 1978, the RAF was bombarded with claims that a UFO was zipping across the sky as witnesses described a mystery orange cigar-shaped object with lights covering its base.

An investigation revealed the sightings coincided with the re-entry of space debris into the Earth's atmosphere.

The 35 files contain 8,500 pages of UFO sightings and reports, colour photographs and drawings, RAF investigations, unusual radar detections and - for the first time - documents on the Government's policy on UFOs]]> National Archives ufos files nationalarchives gov uk Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:28:55 +0100 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.117 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.116 The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters and parliamentary questions covering the years 2000-2005.
Find out more about the House of Lords’ debate on UFOs, a flying saucer hoax that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK and how 1978 nearly became 'the year of the UFO'.

ufos files nationalarchives gov uk


UFO sightings and an "alien abduction" are detailed in thousands of close-encounter documents released by the National Archives.

Previously classified documents reveal the UFO phenomenon was discussed at the highest level of government worldwide. In December 1977, the Government used its influence to talk down a call by Grenada president Sir Eric Gairy for a UN agency to conduct research into alien sightings.

About a year later, the House of Lords held a debate on the subject of UFOs, the files show.

One of the documents describes a "War of the Worlds" incident in 1967 that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK.

The RAF was flooded with calls from the public reporting six small "flying saucers" discovered in locations in a perfect line across southern England.

Four police forces, bomb disposal units, the army and the Ministry of Defence's intelligence branch were all mobilised.

But it later emerged the saucers were a 'rag-day' hoax by engineering students from Farnborough Technical College.

Another file tells of a family capturing on film flashing red and white lights zig-zagging their way through the sky in 2003.

Police officers, including a helicopter team, also witnessed the 20 to 30 lights over Bromley, Kent, and reported the incident. Radar checks revealed nothing unusual.

The documents read: "A policeman sent to investigate confirmed the sighting. Objects were moving faster than any man-made aircraft."

In another case, a man told the MoD he believed he had been beamed up by an alien craft from his home in Barnes, southwest London.

He described having a glass of milk in his garden on a night in October 1998 and "after a few moments I heard a distant roar of engines getting louder and louder".

The man said he was terrified as a huge "cigar-shaped vehicle" appeared over his house and said it felt like he had gained a whole hour.

"I am now beginning to wonder if I was abducted," he told the MoD, which replied that the clocks had gone back the night before.

The files also detail the Freedom of Information (FOI) requests and letters from "persistent enquirers" that led to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) opening up its files.

Dr David Clarke, author of the book The UFO Files, said since the introduction of the FOI Act, questions on UFOs were the top three most popular FOI requests received by the MoD.

He said: "You can see from the files that I wasn't the only one interested in the subject, with the phenomenon discussed at the highest level of government right across the globe."

In 1978, the RAF was bombarded with claims that a UFO was zipping across the sky as witnesses described a mystery orange cigar-shaped object with lights covering its base.

An investigation revealed the sightings coincided with the re-entry of space debris into the Earth's atmosphere.

The 35 files contain 8,500 pages of UFO sightings and reports, colour photographs and drawings, RAF investigations, unusual radar detections and - for the first time - documents on the Government's policy on UFOs]]> National Archives ufos files nationalarchives gov uk Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:26:40 +0100 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.116 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.115 The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters and parliamentary questions covering the years 2000-2005.
Find out more about the House of Lords’ debate on UFOs, a flying saucer hoax that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK and how 1978 nearly became 'the year of the UFO'.

ufos files nationalarchives gov uk


UFO sightings and an "alien abduction" are detailed in thousands of close-encounter documents released by the National Archives.

Previously classified documents reveal the UFO phenomenon was discussed at the highest level of government worldwide. In December 1977, the Government used its influence to talk down a call by Grenada president Sir Eric Gairy for a UN agency to conduct research into alien sightings.

About a year later, the House of Lords held a debate on the subject of UFOs, the files show.

One of the documents describes a "War of the Worlds" incident in 1967 that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK.

The RAF was flooded with calls from the public reporting six small "flying saucers" discovered in locations in a perfect line across southern England.

Four police forces, bomb disposal units, the army and the Ministry of Defence's intelligence branch were all mobilised.

But it later emerged the saucers were a 'rag-day' hoax by engineering students from Farnborough Technical College.

Another file tells of a family capturing on film flashing red and white lights zig-zagging their way through the sky in 2003.

Police officers, including a helicopter team, also witnessed the 20 to 30 lights over Bromley, Kent, and reported the incident. Radar checks revealed nothing unusual.

The documents read: "A policeman sent to investigate confirmed the sighting. Objects were moving faster than any man-made aircraft."

In another case, a man told the MoD he believed he had been beamed up by an alien craft from his home in Barnes, southwest London.

He described having a glass of milk in his garden on a night in October 1998 and "after a few moments I heard a distant roar of engines getting louder and louder".

The man said he was terrified as a huge "cigar-shaped vehicle" appeared over his house and said it felt like he had gained a whole hour.

"I am now beginning to wonder if I was abducted," he told the MoD, which replied that the clocks had gone back the night before.

The files also detail the Freedom of Information (FOI) requests and letters from "persistent enquirers" that led to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) opening up its files.

Dr David Clarke, author of the book The UFO Files, said since the introduction of the FOI Act, questions on UFOs were the top three most popular FOI requests received by the MoD.

He said: "You can see from the files that I wasn't the only one interested in the subject, with the phenomenon discussed at the highest level of government right across the globe."

In 1978, the RAF was bombarded with claims that a UFO was zipping across the sky as witnesses described a mystery orange cigar-shaped object with lights covering its base.

An investigation revealed the sightings coincided with the re-entry of space debris into the Earth's atmosphere.

The 35 files contain 8,500 pages of UFO sightings and reports, colour photographs and drawings, RAF investigations, unusual radar detections and - for the first time - documents on the Government's policy on UFOs.]]> National Archives ufos files nationalarchives gov uk Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:23:13 +0100 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.115 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.114 The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters and parliamentary questions covering the years 2000-2005.
Find out more about the House of Lords’ debate on UFOs, a flying saucer hoax that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK and how 1978 nearly became 'the year of the UFO'.

ufos files nationalarchives gov uk


UFO sightings and an "alien abduction" are detailed in thousands of close-encounter documents released by the National Archives.

Previously classified documents reveal the UFO phenomenon was discussed at the highest level of government worldwide. In December 1977, the Government used its influence to talk down a call by Grenada president Sir Eric Gairy for a UN agency to conduct research into alien sightings.

About a year later, the House of Lords held a debate on the subject of UFOs, the files show.

One of the documents describes a "War of the Worlds" incident in 1967 that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK.

The RAF was flooded with calls from the public reporting six small "flying saucers" discovered in locations in a perfect line across southern England.

Four police forces, bomb disposal units, the army and the Ministry of Defence's intelligence branch were all mobilised.

But it later emerged the saucers were a 'rag-day' hoax by engineering students from Farnborough Technical College.

Another file tells of a family capturing on film flashing red and white lights zig-zagging their way through the sky in 2003.

Police officers, including a helicopter team, also witnessed the 20 to 30 lights over Bromley, Kent, and reported the incident. Radar checks revealed nothing unusual.

The documents read: "A policeman sent to investigate confirmed the sighting. Objects were moving faster than any man-made aircraft."

In another case, a man told the MoD he believed he had been beamed up by an alien craft from his home in Barnes, southwest London.

He described having a glass of milk in his garden on a night in October 1998 and "after a few moments I heard a distant roar of engines getting louder and louder".

The man said he was terrified as a huge "cigar-shaped vehicle" appeared over his house and said it felt like he had gained a whole hour.

"I am now beginning to wonder if I was abducted," he told the MoD, which replied that the clocks had gone back the night before.

The files also detail the Freedom of Information (FOI) requests and letters from "persistent enquirers" that led to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) opening up its files.

Dr David Clarke, author of the book The UFO Files, said since the introduction of the FOI Act, questions on UFOs were the top three most popular FOI requests received by the MoD.

He said: "You can see from the files that I wasn't the only one interested in the subject, with the phenomenon discussed at the highest level of government right across the globe."

In 1978, the RAF was bombarded with claims that a UFO was zipping across the sky as witnesses described a mystery orange cigar-shaped object with lights covering its base.

An investigation revealed the sightings coincided with the re-entry of space debris into the Earth's atmosphere.

The 35 files contain 8,500 pages of UFO sightings and reports, colour photographs and drawings, RAF investigations, unusual radar detections and - for the first time - documents on the Government's policy on UFOs.]]> National Archives ufos files nationalarchives gov uk Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:05:04 +0100 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.114 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.113 The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters and parliamentary questions covering the years 2000-2005.
Find out more about the House of Lords’ debate on UFOs, a flying saucer hoax that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK and how 1978 nearly became 'the year of the UFO'.

ufos files nationalarchives gov uk


UFO sightings and an "alien abduction" are detailed in thousands of close-encounter documents released by the National Archives.

Previously classified documents reveal the UFO phenomenon was discussed at the highest level of government worldwide. In December 1977, the Government used its influence to talk down a call by Grenada president Sir Eric Gairy for a UN agency to conduct research into alien sightings.

About a year later, the House of Lords held a debate on the subject of UFOs, the files show.

One of the documents describes a "War of the Worlds" incident in 1967 that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK.

The RAF was flooded with calls from the public reporting six small "flying saucers" discovered in locations in a perfect line across southern England.

Four police forces, bomb disposal units, the army and the Ministry of Defence's intelligence branch were all mobilised.

But it later emerged the saucers were a 'rag-day' hoax by engineering students from Farnborough Technical College.

Another file tells of a family capturing on film flashing red and white lights zig-zagging their way through the sky in 2003.

Police officers, including a helicopter team, also witnessed the 20 to 30 lights over Bromley, Kent, and reported the incident. Radar checks revealed nothing unusual.

The documents read: "A policeman sent to investigate confirmed the sighting. Objects were moving faster than any man-made aircraft."

In another case, a man told the MoD he believed he had been beamed up by an alien craft from his home in Barnes, southwest London.

He described having a glass of milk in his garden on a night in October 1998 and "after a few moments I heard a distant roar of engines getting louder and louder".

The man said he was terrified as a huge "cigar-shaped vehicle" appeared over his house and said it felt like he had gained a whole hour.

"I am now beginning to wonder if I was abducted," he told the MoD, which replied that the clocks had gone back the night before.

The files also detail the Freedom of Information (FOI) requests and letters from "persistent enquirers" that led to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) opening up its files.

Dr David Clarke, author of the book The UFO Files, said since the introduction of the FOI Act, questions on UFOs were the top three most popular FOI requests received by the MoD.

He said: "You can see from the files that I wasn't the only one interested in the subject, with the phenomenon discussed at the highest level of government right across the globe."

In 1978, the RAF was bombarded with claims that a UFO was zipping across the sky as witnesses described a mystery orange cigar-shaped object with lights covering its base.

An investigation revealed the sightings coincided with the re-entry of space debris into the Earth's atmosphere.

The 35 files contain 8,500 pages of UFO sightings and reports, colour photographs and drawings, RAF investigations, unusual radar detections and - for the first time - documents on the Government's policy on UFOs.]]> National Archives ufos files nationalarchives gov uk Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:01:50 +0100 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.113 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.112 The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters and parliamentary questions covering the years 2000-2005.
Find out more about the House of Lords’ debate on UFOs, a flying saucer hoax that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK and how 1978 nearly became 'the year of the UFO'.

ufos files nationalarchives gov uk


UFO sightings and an "alien abduction" are detailed in thousands of close-encounter documents released by the National Archives.

Previously classified documents reveal the UFO phenomenon was discussed at the highest level of government worldwide. In December 1977, the Government used its influence to talk down a call by Grenada president Sir Eric Gairy for a UN agency to conduct research into alien sightings.

About a year later, the House of Lords held a debate on the subject of UFOs, the files show.

One of the documents describes a "War of the Worlds" incident in 1967 that was treated as a potentially real alien invasion of the UK.

The RAF was flooded with calls from the public reporting six small "flying saucers" discovered in locations in a perfect line across southern England.

Four police forces, bomb disposal units, the army and the Ministry of Defence's intelligence branch were all mobilised.

But it later emerged the saucers were a 'rag-day' hoax by engineering students from Farnborough Technical College.

Another file tells of a family capturing on film flashing red and white lights zig-zagging their way through the sky in 2003.

Police officers, including a helicopter team, also witnessed the 20 to 30 lights over Bromley, Kent, and reported the incident. Radar checks revealed nothing unusual.

The documents read: "A policeman sent to investigate confirmed the sighting. Objects were moving faster than any man-made aircraft."

In another case, a man told the MoD he believed he had been beamed up by an alien craft from his home in Barnes, southwest London.

He described having a glass of milk in his garden on a night in October 1998 and "after a few moments I heard a distant roar of engines getting louder and louder".

The man said he was terrified as a huge "cigar-shaped vehicle" appeared over his house and said it felt like he had gained a whole hour.

"I am now beginning to wonder if I was abducted," he told the MoD, which replied that the clocks had gone back the night before.

The files also detail the Freedom of Information (FOI) requests and letters from "persistent enquirers" that led to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) opening up its files.

Dr David Clarke, author of the book The UFO Files, said since the introduction of the FOI Act, questions on UFOs were the top three most popular FOI requests received by the MoD.

He said: "You can see from the files that I wasn't the only one interested in the subject, with the phenomenon discussed at the highest level of government right across the globe."

In 1978, the RAF was bombarded with claims that a UFO was zipping across the sky as witnesses described a mystery orange cigar-shaped object with lights covering its base.

An investigation revealed the sightings coincided with the re-entry of space debris into the Earth's atmosphere.

The 35 files contain 8,500 pages of UFO sightings and reports, colour photographs and drawings, RAF investigations, unusual radar detections and - for the first time - documents on the Government's policy on UFOs.]]> National Archives ufos files nationalarchives gov uk Fri, 04 Mar 2011 14:36:33 +0100 http://www.ufonederland.nl/download.php?view.112