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- p. 254 D - U - F - 0 - R - 0
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MOD Main Building
Whithall…
- p. 255 INTERIM REPORT
Case No 933
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Case…
- p. 257 …S.Wales, N.Oevon, Cornwall and E. Devon. During its
flight it had descended from a…
- p. 260 …one
behind the other, and across Devon at 1.30am on the 31st. One
report came…
- p. 262 …March 19 93
Signatu
n the Devon & Cornwall Constabulary stationed at
Liskeard in Ccrnwall.
At about…
- p. 273 …SEEN BY OTHER POLICE OFFICERS THROUGHOUT DEVON AND CORNWALL
P. 310130Z MAR 93
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F…
- p. 286 D - U - F - 0 - R - 0
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Ref: Case No 933
Tel:
26th…
- p. 287 …the two fighter
aircraft seen over Devon at 1.30am on the 31st or the 3…
- p. 288 • D - U - F - 0 - R - 0
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Ref: Case No 933
~Air Staff…
- p. 289 • D - U - F - 0 - R - 0
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INVESTIGATION REPORT 20th May 1~93…
- p. 290 …duty within the counties of Cornwall
and Devon. They also said that 2 other officers of…
- p. 291 …number of
police officers on duty within Devon & Cornwall, observed 2
very bright white lights or…
- p. 292 …Given the officers locations in Cornwall & Devon, it .is I
believe reasonable to assume that what…
- p. 293 …8.00pm and 11.00pm over
Nth devon.
Most of these reports were received following the…
- p. 294 …Bridgewater, Somerset 31/3/93
North Devon 30/3/93
St Ives & Penzance, 31/3/93…
- p. 295 …a BBC Correspondent
Event 'B' - Wales, Cornwall, Devon and Somerset.
At various time between 1.10am…
- p. 299 …Event 'D' - Nth Devon and Somerset.
During the evening of Tuesday 30th March 1993, 6 independent…
- p. 301 …The 6th and last report for this evening, came from
lllllllfkho lives at Milverton, Devon. At…
- p. 302 …clearly visable
and seen hovering over Nth Devon. This is substantiated by ~
in their reports. In…
- p. 304 …loss to
explain their presence over East Devon at the time. To his
knowledge there had…
- p. 306 …00pm, objects were seen traversing the North
Devon sky and indeed hovering N.W. of the…
- p. 308 …should without question be classified for what they
are- 'Unidentified Flying Objects'.
Devon UFO Research Organisation
- p. 310 …9.* East Devon. Two police officers observe two white objects
flying easterly. Objects seen through binoculars…
- p. 313 …Most of the sightings were in Devon and Cornwall,
South Vales and Shropshire, although reports were…
- p. 323 …in an arc to a
height of about 10,000' towards Torpoint, Plymouth, Devon.
Following this…
- p. 325 …W.Wales, S.Wales, N.Devon, Cornwall and E. Devon. During its
flight it had descended…
- p. 328 …one
behind the other, and across Devon at 1.30am on the 31st. One
report came…
- p. 330 …Dated the 19 93
Signature
I n the Devon & Cornwall Constabulary stationed at
Liskeard in Ccrnwall…
- p. 344 …MR BRAUNTON~ DEVON
H. 1·-IIL
0. POLICE OFFICERS PLUS FRIENDS
P. 311230L MAR 93
BT…
- p. 354 …the hovering object(s) seen over Nth Devon between
8.00pm and ll.OOpm on the…
- p. 355 …the two fighter
aircraft seen over Devon at 1.30am on the 31st or the 3…
- p. 357 …Devon & Cornwall Police Force and numerous
members of the British public living in Wales, Cornwall, Devon…
- p. 358 …duty within the counties of Cornwall
and Devon. They also said that 2 other officers of…
- p. 359 …number of
police officers on duty within Devon & Cornwall, observed 2
very bright white lights or…
- p. 360 …Given the officers locations in Cornwall & Devon, it .is I
believe reasonable to assume that what…
- p. 361 …8.00pm and 11.00pm over
Nth devon.
Most of these reports were received following the…
- p. 362 …Bridgewater, Somerset 31/3/93
North Devon 30/3/93
St Ives & Penzance, 31/3/93…
- p. 363 …a BBC Correspondent
Event 'B' - Wales, Cornwall, Devon and Somerset.
At various time between l.lOam…
- p. 367 …Event •n• - Nth Devon and Somerset.
During the evening of Tuesday 30th March 1993, 6 independent…
- p. 369 …from Mr
tlllla who lives at Milverton, Devon. At sometime before
midnight - about 11.30pm, he…
- p. 370 …clearly visable
and seen hovering over Nth Devon. This is substantiated by Mrs
-and Mr-in…
- p. 372 …loss to
explain their presence over East Devon at the time. To his
knowledge there had…
- p. 374 …00pm, objects were seen traversing the North
Devon sky and indeed ho~ering N.W. of…
- p. 377 …9.* East Devon. Two police officers observe two white objects
flying easterly. Objects seen through binoculars…
- p. 381 …Most of the sightings were in Devon and Cornwall,
South Vales and Shropshire, although reports were…
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behind each light. They described these trails as 'self
luminous' but not the same as normal aircraft vapour - more
like beams of light! They estimated the elevation of the
objects to be 40 degrees to the horizon at a distance of
between 1,000' and 2,000'.
This is obviously at variance to I
the other reports, but would
seem to substantiate Sgt
time s.w. of their position and
mode N.W. of hid position. this
report who was at the same
saw the objects in a stationary
suggests that both the Sgts
sighting are in many respects different to the others and
indicate that their objects were extremely low and appeared to
have the ability to stop and hover!
I personally have no doubts about their sightings, because, as
whereas some people may have difficulty in judging objects at
great height, I hardly think these officers could be mistaken
in their judgements - 2,000' is one thing, but anywhere between
10,000' and 80kms is another. It is therefore my considered
opinion that these two sightings sightings are of different to
that of the re-entry rocket and may be associated with certain
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other events that took place later in the morning, at 2.00am
and indeed the previous evening between 8.00pm and 11.00pm over
Nth devon.
Most of these reports were received following the publication
of some news articles in two local papers. (Honiton News &
Somerset Gazette) The articles did not specify the type of
objects seen or the time. As a result I received a large number
of phone calls from members of the public and another police
officer, this time from Somerset. After evaluating these
reports and filing away those which I considered were not
relevant to this case, it became apparent that in addition to
the initial 1.10am police reports, there were a number which
were very similar and did therefore have some association.
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