MOD file DEFE 24/2032/1

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He likened them to golf balls, two at the top with the other
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immediately below ( o ). From the lowest object a light beam
seemed to be shining down at an angle of about 45 degrees.~
kept the objects in view for a little over 3 hours.
During this time his daughter d also been out to see
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the objects and has confirmed the sighting. ·
At this point I think it is worth pointing out that from the
evidence the object(s) seen by and that by
one and the same. The direction is right i.e.N.W.are probably
and although
Lydeard I think
feels the object(s) were over Bishops
in this she could be mistaken and that they
were a bit further away towards the N.W.
The third report came from P.C.~o is stationed at
Bishops Lydeard. His report (by phone) was as follows: At
approx 9.00pm he was up on the Quantock Hills, Nth Somerset,
with a group of Scouts carrying out some field exercises, when
his attention was drawn to a s~ries of bright lights
approaching from the north west. They appeared to be at a
height of about 3,000' and travelling at a constant speed, but
not over fast! As the lights got closer he made out the outline
of a large craft, which he said "looked like two Concords
flying side by side and joined together". the lights he had
seen appeared to be around the object(s) and were similar to
cabin lights on an aircraft, only much brighter. the object
passed to his left and after 2 or 3 minutes was lost to sight
as it proceeded on a south easterly course.
Strangely, as with the other P.Cs, despite agreeing to complete
a report form, this has never been returned - I wonder why?
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