“Sea”20 pages
- p. 39 …space ~hips were seen over into the sea. ~
vanous parts of the USSR by astronomers
and…
- p. 66 …the nuclear submarine,
having hegun his first sea-going voyage
under sail. That was the band…
- p. 67 …by the su
organisations,
balloono;. ~om
logical sea•chli
beam itself can
of lirrht in th…
- p. 68 …pastimes to sit on the prom:;nadc and
\Vatch it go down over tlw sea.
Many…
- p. 187 …J from a hole in the earth, or the
depths of the sea, as Lord Clancarty…
- p. 193 …time continu~, or the
depths of the sea, or an~there else they are supposed to…
- p. 209 …a hole in the earth, or the
depths of the sea, as Lord Clancarty has suggested.
- p. 215 …time continu~, or the
depths of the sea, or an~there else they are supposed to…
- p. 260 …Both reporters are adamant that the helicopters were
military - probably 'Sea Kings'? but again MOO (AIR…
- p. 309 …Crymyn,
Dy
Time y on hill side approximately 1,000' above sea
level. Attending sheep, observes…
- p. 328 …Both reporters are adamant that the helicopters were
military - probably 'Sea Kings'? but again MOD (AIR…
- p. 380 …Lady on hill side approximately 1,000' above sea
level. Attending sheep, observes 2 large white…
- p. 394 …These lights were observed from a single location out at sea
in the opposite direction to…
- p. 397 …could be related to an incident at sea. The MRCC,
unaware of any maritime activity, asked…
- p. 398 …the dawn, involving a
tanker vessel at sea, Boston and Skegness Police Forces and
LATCC(Civil…
- p. 415 …flares' about 20 minutes previously in
Irish sea area.
Aircraft 2, UK Air out of Manchester…
- p. 427 …These lights were observed from a single location out at sea
in the opposite direction to…
- p. 430 …could be related to an incident at sea. The MRCC,
unaware of any maritime activity, asked…
- p. 431 …the dawn, involving a
tanker vessel at sea, Boston and Skegness Police Forces and
LATCC{Civil…
- p. 446 …Isle of
contact in
which mi
Irish Sea
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- Aircr~ft
when 30nm $ou
nothing se…
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