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MOD file DEFE 24/2032/1
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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.
“Life”19 pages
- p. 13 …the neighbourhood and
might also have plant life and other materials which would be of interest…
- p. 16 …SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND INVESTIGATION
IHTO EXTRATERR£STRIAL LIFE, INCLUDI~G UNIDENTIFIED
FLY lNG OBJECTS, AND TO…
- p. 42 …Cor,1mander
Even if one accepts that there may be life Robert McLaughiin, United States Navy…
- p. 44 …Mars, by saying:
" The hope of finding life on Mars has
evaporated, together with the canals…
- p. 47 …Is the earth the
only planet populated by intelligent
technological life? I do not know and…
- p. 51 …to be compatible wirh any form
of life.
Thus, from \vhence do t11ey come?
They can…
- p. 52 …or rott>ntiai horrors of
our esrthly life. Vihe:1 we bclic\'ed that
if we…
- p. 56 …Tbeir motive power
would be of huge help to our transport and
industrial life, for they…
- p. 57 …Na
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life and…
- p. 58 …Having remembered the rebuke all my
life and acted upon it, I am not prepared
to…
- p. 96 …We sometimes take the line: 'The MOD does not dismiss the
possibility that intelligent life could…
- p. 100 …the infirm and the lonely, for whom ·life
.without the· broadcasting services would
indeed be a…
- p. 136 …do not dismiss the possibility that intelligent life
could exist in O)..l.ther space bu…
- p. 142 …We sometimes take the line: 'The :r;roD does not dismiss the
possibility that intelligent life…
- p. 145 …the infirm and the lonely, for whom ·life
without the· broadcasting services would
indeed be a…
- p. 182 …do not dismiss the possibility that intelligent life
could exist· in O"J.tther space but…
- p. 187 …in~eJligent life could exist elsewhere in the
universe. With 100,000 million stars in our…
- p. 209 …intelligent life could exist else,-There in the- _,
universe. \•lith 100,000 million stars in our…
- p. 452 …level scientific research and investigation into
extraterrestrial life, including UFOs and to inform the Secretary-General…
THE EARL OF CLANCARTY
ANS,•TER
MONDAY, 28TH NOVE1JIBE!fi:1977 ·~ .
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To ask Her Majesty's Government.
l'Thether they are alvare that in an
interview on France-Inter radio
on 21 February f974 Nonsieur Robert
Galley, then French ~linister of
Defence, stated that his l~nistry
had set up a section in 1954 to
study eyewitness accounts of
unidentified flying objects; and
l'Thether our Ninistry of Defence
also has a section to investigate
these tmidentified flying objects.
The Gove:rnment has no record of a statement made in
February 1974 by the then French ~linister of Defence.
Our I~nistry of Defence has no specific organisation
engaged on the examination of reports of unidentified flying
objects; reports are examined by specialist staffs as part ·of
their normal duties to see if they contain any implications
for the defence of the United Kingdom. Investigations into
any scientific signifi-cance of phenomena which go beyond
defence interests are not carried out.by the Department •.
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