“Devon”45 pages
- p. 254 D - U - F - 0 - R - 0
(Devon UFO Research Organisation)
~Room 8245
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
(Devon UFO Research Organisation)
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
(Devon UFO Research Organisation)
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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