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This Ministry of Defence file, released through The National Archives and published by The Black Vault, holds the MOD's 2002 handling of Dr David Clarke's requests for UFO documents under the Code of Practice on Access to Government Information. It includes the MOD's 9 December 2002 reply, which covered reports from 1976, 1980, 1993 and 1996 and charged £260. It also contains internal emails and file requisitions, plus Foreign Office and United Nations papers from 1978 on Grenada's proposal for UFO research.
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-------------------- -' "~·."·' . "'~~-::,,, !REDACTION ON OR~~JNAL DOCUMENlf ~- ::::.:,,~:}.. rtt •... -._~ -8. At 0140 hours. I informed HQ P&SS (UK), Cpl incident. of the 9. At 0142 hours, I informed RAF West Drayton, lt Cdr- ~f the incident, and he confirmed that there was no military aircraft of any· kind fn UK airspace and there had not been since 0001 hours. 10. At 0143 hours, the Senior Air Traffic Controller at:Jairmfngham International Airport was contacted, and he confirmed that'--there were no civi 1 ian aircraft in Cosford Airspace and had not been· for somehours. 11. At 0215 hours, OC RAF Police Flt and the Ord Off, Flt Lt- were informed of the incident. 12. At· 0250 hours, Mr RAF Shawbury Met Office, contacted Cpl • d stated that he seen two lights in the sky at RAF Shawbury. hts were first sighted approximately 15-20 kms away and Mr observed them travel towards him over the. Airfield moving erratically at hundreds of miles per hour unlike any aircraft. He described the lights as appearing to be searching for something. He heard a low humming noise and watched the object for 5 minutes until it disappeared from sight in a southerly direction. Mrllllllll stated that he had been a Met Officer for 8 years and had never~nything likeit before. 13. At 0300 hours, Cplllllllcontact~d a Mr ~ the Met Officer at Bristol Airport, who st~hat simila~ lights had been se,n there at 0055 hours. He had initiallly put the llights down to adverse mete·or aetivity but in the light of the subsequent reports recorded it asunidentified. - 14. At 0310 hours, West Mercia Police were made awar~ of the further reports and would contact Staffordshire and Avon & Somerset Forces tocorrelate the reports. 15. At 0330 hours I resumed normal duties. ..,_. . c ..
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