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This MoD file, titled UFOs - Persistent Correspondence - Dr David Clarke, holds Dr David Clarke's Freedom of Information requests and emails to the Directorate of Air Staff from 2005 to 2008. Clarke asked for the DI55 report on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena in the UK Air Defence Region and for Rendlesham papers. He also sought records about Nick Pope. Other items include an internal review that released redacted passages on plasmas, the MoD's statement that it had no report of the 2008 South Wales police helicopter sighting, and a 2009 disposal form.
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From: Section 40 Sent: 31 May 2006 15:24 To: Section 40 Subject: FW: UAP Report ENCLOSURE 25 NUMBER From: Section 40 Sent: 20 February 2006 14:42 To: Section 40 Subject: UAP Report ## Section 40 As discussed Wg Cdr Section 40 (DCT&UKOps-Airspace Integrity) has asked for the following to be redacted from Volume 3 of the UAP report. Page 2 Para 5 Remove the first line Para 6 Remove the whole paragraph Para 7 Remove the whole paragraph Para 8 Remove the whole paragraph Page 3 Para 7 Remove the last sentence Page 6 Para 24 Remove the whole paragraph Page 8 Para 27 Horizon Geometry Remove the whole paragraph Page 9 Para 28 Remove paragraph to line nine special tasks. Pages 10-11 Remove the whole page. Pages 13-17 Remove the whole page Page 14 Remove the whole page. With regard to Volume 2 - Working Paper 9 (low flying charts) my colleagues in Low Flying have confirmed that these are ok to release, all this information is already in the public domain. With regard to Volume 2 - Page F-4 the reference to the Rendlesham Forest incident, I think that ufologists might get a bit excited because it has been alleged that there were above average levels of radiation in the Forest, but I see no good reason to redact this. I hope this helps. DAS-FOI 5-H-13 Section 40
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